Swift & Company to add creamery and remodel Waterloo plant
Swift & Company announces a modern creamery addition and remodeling of the Waterloo plant. Jos Olesen & Son Construction Co. has the $15,900 contract, with completion expected in a few weeks. The project includes interior sanitary concrete work and a full exterior overhaul. The creamery will be located in the rear of the plant, covering about 300 feet square, and aims to boost local markets by grading and paying top prices for high quality eggs and poultry. The company plans to ship poultry and eggs to markets from Waterloo, with several carloads weekly to eastern destinations. The facility will also produce byproducts like buttermilk for poultry feed and enhance product quality under its trademark.
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Grosse Herman Battle Ends in Seventh Round Knockout
New York April 1 6 A boxing card featured Johnny Crosse and Billy Gibson heavyweight clash with Italian Jack Herman stopping Crosse in round seven after both were down 15 times total Crosse suffered 1d knockouts before the halt Herman led to a decisive stoppage as the crowd saw a dramatic finish Also noted were plane crash fatalities and a forthcoming auction of merchandise and memorabilia from the event listing six airplanes owned by Raymonder and other items auctioned.
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West High Riflemen to Fire Third Telegraphic Meet
West High Riflemen will fire a telegraphic match next week with Grover Cleveland High School in St Louis Missouri. Lieut We Durehe anwald military training instructor announced the plan. The team has completed matches with Des Moines City and Joliet City and results will be known when scores arrive from those cities.
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Winthrop Approves $25,000 Bond Issue to Build School
Winthrop Ta April 16 approval was voted for a $25,000 bond issue to construct a new school. The measure advances toward funding for educational facilities and upgrades, reflecting municipal plans to expand local schooling capacity.
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Local election approves site for schoolhouse on owned land
At a special election Thursday 300 votes were cast with 208 in favor to establish a schoolhouse on a site already owned. In Tracy Ta April 44 special cha ser Will move toward permanent street improvement by seasonal work on principal streets. A council vote 3 to 1 approved the plan after a brief session. One councilman, Wwira, resigned, citing lack of sympathy and absence when the vote occurred.
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