Washington Firms Build Brick Kilns And Local Bank Flourish
A lengthy profile surveys F K Swift’s extensive brick brickwork empire in Washington and Riverside with the Swift patent kiln and a large Washington County Savings Bank, noting profits, plant capacity, and the Swift family’s local prominence. It also covers carriage maker Hervey Bell and auctioneer Charles S Reeves, plus Washington Bottling Works by Lane, and the town’s growing commerce and education.
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F. KE. Swift
Riverside
Swift
Washington County
Busk
Denver
Oki
SSS
Washington
Inter
Wnd
Iowa
Edward Swift
Besit
F. Swift
Jorety
Reeves
Montrose
Iowa Ily
Wienhariis
Charles
Catia
Hervey Bell
Kell
Gell
Tawa
Madison Streets
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Washington County Savings Bank
Washinton County Savings Bank
Bank Cova
General Banking
Tis
W. &. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
William Rowan
J. H. Young
Young
Iso
Jeffrey
Mr. Young
Anderson
Ainsworth
J. T. Anderson
Hervey We
Iowa and
Hervey
W. H. Bell
Bell Bros
E. J. Burton
W. B. Bells
Burton
Jesey
Catre
Hington
Nice
East Ma Ison Street
K. of P
I. C Oo
Wastiington Academy
Northwest
Tas
Migs Sarah Kawares
Maud
Washington High School
Mr. Reeves
Masonic Fraternity
Pacha Terple
Davenport
R. Lane
The
Washington Bottling Works
Bell
West Madison Street
2Nd Town Volunteer Infantry
Co. H
Charles 8S. Reeves
Charles S&s. Reeves
Lane
Bet
New
Weil
Chemical Laboratory
C. M. Grumbling
F. M. McElhinney
Wes
Des Moines County
West Side
Water Works
Fr. M. Mel
Vnane
Washington Academy
Leery Es
Tetes
Khinney
Mr. Orth
Lexmirg
Orth
Methinney
McEthinney
M Tombakho
J. A. Young