Waterloo factories busy on implements of peage
A fragmented list of Waterloo businesses shows numerous factories and trades active in manufacturing and services. It includes opticians Thorson and Dexter Phelps, machine works, bakeries, cigar makers, foundries, and various manufacturing firms, with figures and notes interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Thorson
Optician
Waren Dexter Phelps
German Rye Bakery
We W
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Waterloo Cement Machinery Corporation
Crown Botting Works
Moore Manufacturing Company
B. FL. Lichty & Sons
Hawkeye Granite Company
Horer & McDowell, Bowling Works
Artificial Sea & Fuel Company
Waterlog Monument Company
Cedar Valley Cigar Company
Ereeeueerenacae
Evans Dollar Pen Company
der Deutsch Amerikaner
E. Jerald Sulky Company
Bones Manufacturing Company
A. Goodman Foundry
Whatare Harness & Supply Company
Waterloo Engraving & Service Company
Sin Photograph Galleries
Waterloo Cider & Pop Works
H. L. Turner
Waterloo Bottling Works
Bryant Asphalt Paying Company
M. T. McDarmott
Wlineis Central
Waterloo property improvements and remodelings listed in city
A compiled tab of numerous residences and business properties in Waterloo detailing remodeling, additions, and new constructions. Names include Holman H H and Walter Holman, J R Johnson, Morrison Frank, McWilliams firms, and many others with addresses across Fourth Street to Crescent Place. The entry covers garages, brick stores, factories, and dwellings with values ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars.
Waterloo Retail Trade in 1916 Expected to Set Records
Waterloo's 1916 retail trade, led by honesty and fair dealing, is forecast to surpass all previous records as more locals and out of town shoppers visit the city. Domestic and foreign business rise, with November the strongest month and December anticipated to break all records. An army of 1,500 clerks serves diverse shops from groceries to department stores across Waterloo, linked by three railroads and a robust interurban system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Etal’ Merchant’s Association
Cattle Congress Grand Exhibition Sets Record
The 1916 Dairy Cattle Congress at the grounds drew the largest attendance aided by fair weather and a homecoming festival. Proposals to merge with the national swine show were not decided, while the board was to investigate. Mayor Law and Charles Van Vieck traveled to Omaha in October for data on the swine show. Receipts totaled $20,957, a new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
Association
Cattle Congress
W. R. Law
Charles van Vieck
Waterloo Commercial Club
Omaha
Ponies Featured In 1916 Ad Campaigns
400 ponies were used by the Mason Novelty company in national advertising campaigns in 1916. A building at Fifth Street West, erected in 1916 for Mason Novelty and Le Roy Printing, is noted. Brenau College Gainesville Ga plans a $15000 gymnasium funded by meatless breakfasts during school years. Lewis Miller, a park commissioner, buys the ponies and outfits them with harness and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Mason Novelty Company
LeRoy Printing Company
Brenau College
Gainesville
Lewis Miller
Courter
Annual Dairy Cattle Congress assets rise. officers re-elected
In 1915 assets reached 17000 plus land additions and improvements. The Dairy Cattle Congress reports assets totaling about 60000 under manager HB Estel. At the Nov 27 annual meeting all old officers were re elected including J R Vaughan as president and H G Van Pelt as vice president. Directors listed include F L Nor, J G Koeneke, W R Law. Plans for the 1917 show and home coming festival aim to surpass 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estel
Dairy Cattle Congress
J. R. Vaughan
Hugh G. van Pelt
F. E. Stewart
Ornament store building beside terminal station planned
An ornamental two story plus basement store building, 40% complete at 90 feet, is being erected by Hope C. Martin next to the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern terminal on Fourth Street near Mulberry. The ground floor holds two storerooms, the second floor eight offices, and an arcade connects with the terminal structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Street
Beekly
Hubert B
Leavitt and Randolph Great
Eleventh Street
Boies
H. B
Atrest Ae
Coles Arthur C
Williston Avenue
Omee
Wiliston Avenue
Doren
Sam
Ligs Forest Avenue
Charles Vaughn
Western Av
Hattie AL
Eighth Street
Grant Avenue
Eighth Atreat
Tara
Ninth Street
Anil Eersteark
Hemsworth
Vermont Street
Bullanp and Loan Association
Fourth Street
Wellington Street
Henry Eusant
Rosewood
Prospect Plice
Prospect Hill
Thirteenth Street
Commercial Street
Prospect Place
Cial
Marquis
F. I
Mercantile Warehouse Co
Jefferson Street
V Avenue
Randolph SS
GUO
Atilbor
Respect Lace
Fifth Street
Miller, Johu G
Pomme J
Giscol
Fourth
Whlston Avenue
Praspan His
Hope C. Martin
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
Mulberry
Purchase Record of Historic Art Collection Highlights
A Philadelphia dealer A. W. Glarke paid 850 dollars for an oil painting showing Gen. Washington and Gen. Rochambeau issuing final orders for Yorktown. The piece, by August Cowder, bears the artist's signature. Louis Sherry bought 700 dollars of silk Gobelin panels. The whole collection grossed 19 a7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Keller
Philadelphia
A. W. Glarke
Gen. Washington
Rochambeau
Yorktown
Cornwallis
August Cowder
Louis Sherry
Boucher
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Holman
H. H
Parker Street
Walter
Dawson Street
Harris
Mrs
Wsd
Cheatnut Street
Lows Investment Co
Broadway
Conger Street
Ackerimant Street
Mulberry Streets
Johnson
J. R
Newton Street
Krothe
Cedar Silver Park
Kahl, W
Son
Kloss
Dowglass
Reed Street
Eeee Achte
Kern
North Waterloo Place
Boston Avenue
Long
Herman
Burton Avenue
Lyons
Lyons, Mrs
Gertrude
Riehl Street
Leeper
T. E
Crescent Place
Crescant Place
Lincoln Street
Litchfield Manufacturing Co
Morrison
Frank
Creascant Place
Margadant Bros
Logan Avenue
Muldoon
J. T
Oak Avenue
Wodee
Lafayette Strest
Uttee Street
Marietta
L. H
Watarloo
Pal
Potare Phe Yeint
Olson
Jens
Roditer
C. R
F. J
Feed
Charles
Fairvian Avenue
Tobinson
H. J
Blahl Street
Rector
North
Waterloo Place
Higes
W. H
Walnut
Atroetapa
Stark
B. C
Chestnut Street
Swift & Company
Sporla
F. A
Argyle Street
Smucker
W. B. Wilkinson
Dawson and Broadway
Wate
Utter
A. B
Kern Street
VanArnam
E. W
Fairview Avenue
R. G
Ricker Street
Grand View Avenue
Wahl
W. G
Ramoeled
Winninger
Theo
Logan Avenues
Third Ward
Grand View
Kern Bog
W. Sa
Burk
Hi. A
Crendail
Ernestro Saat
Crystal Lee and
Furl
Cuftshaw
F. OH
Resic
Ae Calhoun
Collins
Ira D
Garag
Chamberlin Bireet
Dorex
Feur Cott
Detce
Pea Dotson-Kerwin Co
Esing
Paul
Hickelberg, F. R
Cedar River Park
Gray, R. H
Creen
Kern and
Cutler Streets
Hukiil
A. T
Cedar River
Cereus
Fourth Ward
Aungst
J. A
Linden Avenue
Eevee Beeen Altstadt & Langlan Baking Co
Naw
Becker
J. B
Newell Street
Eaee Blees Ross
A. G
Bath Street
Reed
S. B
Hogle Street
Benedict
Lafayette
Rath Street
Tarlan
W.J
Dearborn
Idaho Streets
Metenif
Geo., Jr
Ricey
Olmstead
John
Cottage Street
Pitts
W. F
Pearsall
M. E
Ash Street
James
I. M
Sycamore Street
Sibert & Webber
Storm
Archer Avenue
Setey
J. E
Howrey & McWilliams Replat
Sean
Brooks, Lee
Zuma Street
Cowin
R. N
Alta Vista Agenas
Beech Street
Dietsch
Joseph
Sumner Street
Highmey
Highland Fowler Bros
Elm Street
Fourth Streets
Howard
William
Wilby Street
H. D
Enterprise Place
R. D
Odd Fellows
Payne
Q. 1
Mulberry Street
Riley
Rev
J. L
Waterloo Heights
Smith
Lewis
Res
Tadiana Avenus
Hellman, CG. HL
Peek Street
Eeeneene Bell, Charles
Barnes-Sweney Oil Co
Fifth and Mulberry jSbanheria
A. W
Shay Street
Dearborn Street
Vine Street
Barclay Street
Polk Street
Doven
Archer Avenus
Fogle
J. H
Hoenig
Andrew
Cortlandt Street
Hawver
C. B
Rhey Street
Bag
Peck
E. EL
Peck Street
A Rivsert
HW. F
Vinton Street
Bath Packing Co
Stewart
A. A
Fowler Street
Aumomen
Taylor
L. B
Wight
H. M
Webster Street
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Aich
Black Hawk County
Asegeere Confectionery Stores
Sporting Goods
Willard
Standard Battery
East Fifth Street
Iow
Wilerd
Gorcgemend
Washington
New York
M. W. Nolan
Anderson
Thresher
Moore Manufacturing Co
Adams Paper Company
Iowa
Waterloo, Iowa
Lamson Bros. & CO
W. A. Lamson
L. F. Gates
H. H. Lobdell
Board OF Trade Chicago
Aln
J.R. Hill
Marsh-Place
W. Chapman Lumber CO
East Seventh and
Water Streets