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“Milton Hershey applied for his first job at the age of 14, he was an amateur at a small, German newspaper company in Lancaster. Milton hated the work ethic that was applied towards amateurs, so he got himself fired” (Nelson 1). The following is a quotation describing the event when Milton wanted to become a chocolatier and the most successful businessman that he had ever wanted to become: "I believed that, if I put a chocolate on the market that was better than anyone else was making, or was likely to make, and keep it absolutely uniform in quality, the time would come when the public would appreciate it and buy it” (Hershey 1).

Lancaster Caramel Company, 1894-1900

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“Milton Hershey began experimenting with boiled milk, sugar and cacao beans in an effort to create affordable milk chocolate that could be produced across the globe” (Manley). The following is a quotation describing the scenario in which Milton wants to improve the quality of his product: “One is only happy in proportion as he makes others feel happy” (Hershey 1). “Milton Hershey had purchased every piece of machinery for $20,000 from Lehmann that could transform cocoa beans into liquid chocolate. Eventually, Hershey began making chocolate with caramel, whilst experimenting with new recipes” (Manley 1).

Milton Hershey’s Experimental Plant, 1901-1904

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“As the Hershey company grew and the company’s wealth expanded, so did Milton’s vision for creating a community in his hometown region” (Biography.com Editors). The following is a quotation describing the event where Milton had built a community for the betterment of his workers and for the people who lived in Pennsylvania: “The value of our good is not measured by what it does, but by the amount of good it does to the one concerned” (Hershey 1). “Milton had built schools, parks, churches, houses and recreational facilities for his employees and for the public. He had even installed a trolley system for his workers to arrive safely and on time each day” (Biography.com Editors).

Students of Hershey Industrial School, 1915-1920

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One of the most successful businessmen throughout the history of the candy industry, Milton Hershey took interest in making chocolate at an early age and he wanted to fulfill his life-long career. Milton saw the potential to strive and succeed at what he had found fascinating, so he started making and selling milk chocolate. Milton had a clear vision of his future career as soon as he had laid eyes on it, from then on out, Milton tried everything he could to provide to the community as well as making a profit. He had succeeded by using his dedication, perseverance, and his unusual amount of gratitude towards others. Everyone has the ability of purchasing the product for a reasonable price and everyone gets to taste the chocolaty satisfaction. Milton Hershey was the most successful businessman because of what his passions were for the making and the selling of high-quality milk chocolate.

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In a Biography video, learn how Milton Hershey built Lancaster Caramel Company into Hershey Chocolate by opening a Hershey candy store in New York City, which

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CNBC Titans: Finding the winning chocolate formula

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Milton Hershey School History

Milton Hershey School began as a dream and vision shared by chocolate magnate Milton S. Hershey and his wife, Catherine (Kitty). The Hersheys loved children but were unable to have their own. Instead, they decided to use their wealth to create a home and school for orphaned boys. The history of Milton Hershey School dates back to its founding on Nov. 15, 1909.

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History - A Dream Realized and Sustained - Milton Hershey School

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Milton Hershey School began as a dream and vision shared by chocolate magnate Milton S. Hershey and his wife, Catherine (Kitty). The Hersheys loved children but were unable to have their own. Instead, they decided to use their wealth to create a home and school for orphaned boys.