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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 2017

Page

15

Cedar Rapids Cracker and Candy Industry Through the Years

The Cedar Rapids factory on Washington and Benton streets produced crackers from 1854, later rebuilt at B Avenue and Second Street NE under Jones Douglas Co. It produced 80 barrels in ten hours, changed hands to American Biscuit, and was later bought by Buchanan Candy & Fruit Co forming Cedar Rapids Candy Co, famed for its signature product.

Jones, Douglas & Co Benton Street B Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Donald A. Karr Jr Cedar Rapids Candy Co B Ave Candy Company George A. Ohler Washington and Benton Streets Cedar River Charles Clark Charles Jones James Douglas James George B. Douglas North Star Mills Quaker Oats Jones B Avenue Second Street American Biscuit Co New York Cracker Co American Biscuit W.A. Buchanan W.H. Armstrong A.H. Newman Buchanan Candy & Fruit Co

Time Machine looks to Eastern Iowa history sources

The Gazette promotes a Time Machine project highlighting key Eastern Iowa people, places, and events. It notes Acme Chocolate Drop history with 1892 output of 1000 pounds daily, 41 employees, six traveling salesmen, and product lines including nuts and cigars. By 1909 the firm planned a larger A Avenue NE building.

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National Yeast Co Advances Move From Magnus Brewery Site

In 1912 the National Yeast Co planned a move to the Magnus Brewery building at 720 Dewey Ave as Prohibition closed the brewery. The 180 B Ave NE plant sold in 1915 to Max Ohsm an, a Russian immigrant who built a rendering and byproducts business with Frank Effron.

B Avenue National Yeast Co National Yeast Ideal Magnus Brewery Dewey Ave B Ave Max Ohlman New York Ohsman Russia Cedar Rapids Boston Charles City Frank Effron Ohsman & Effron Co Ely Road Prairie Creek Evening Gazette

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