Will Increase Working Force at Waterloo Factory
The Fata t in Plemetts firm plans a 20 percent rise in its local workforce by July 1, led by president H. L. Litehfield who cites steady business gains and strong collections. The company, founded in 1879 and relocated for rail access, chose Waterloo over Cedar Rapids for favorable railroad links and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieldfield Manufacturing Company
Jlarse
H. L. Litehfield
Waterloo
Webster City
Turners
Mr. Litehfield
Asnes
Cedar Rapids
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Colonial and Bungalow Style Design 1073 by Glenn L Saxton
Minneapolis architect Glenn L Saxton describes an interior view of a wing room in a colonial and bungalow style house. Details include art glass fireplace windows, a six inch square glazed brick breast, black gray or white mortar options, heavy wood shelf above the breast, and six inch brackets. Front of the fireplace appears massive. Slaw 26 by 28 feet, porch excluded. Cost to build about 3200 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Publisher offers Sax ton book of plays and interiors for one dollar per copy.
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Bill
Trade conditions improve across western states
The passage notes an upward trend in the im ment business across the west gradually extending east. California and Oregon report normal to slightly below normal activity, while central western states show improvement. Northwestern trade nears normal after six months, with eastern trade slowly gaining and no expected deviation unless conditions become unusually adverse.
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California
Oregon
Coast States
New Homes Planned in Prospect Hills Development
Four residences totaling over 30 000 are under construction in Prospect Hills this summer. Builders list Nathan Barber at Fourth street and Sunset Road as a brick residence costing about 10 000, John Williams on Fourth street for 7 500, George Pett on Prospect Boulevard for 7 500, and Earl Gould on Sunset Road for roughly 5 600.
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Prospect Hills
Nathan Barber
Torner
Fourth Street
Sunset Roa
John Williams
George Pett
Prospect Boulevard
Earl Gould
Sunset Road
Waterloo Architect Has Many Activities
William J. Pedicord, Waterloo architect, travels to Parkersburg to award a heating contract for the new high school he designed to Carstens Bros. of Ackley for 3000 dollars. He delivers plans to C. R. Bolton of Brandon for a modern meat market and works on a 20000 dollar Brandon school project with A. E. Smith of Waterloo as general contractor. He also designs a bank and two two-story stores for Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William JL. Pedicord
Parkersburg
Carstens Bros
Ackley Oown
Pededicord
C. R. Bolton
Brandon
A. E. Smith
Waterloo
Pedicord
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Reigea
Ditchfield
Fata T
Plemetts
Wenzelman’s
G. W. Pett
West Fifth Street
Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
Saxton
Bruner & Salz
Lafayette Street
Hall-Ekfely CO
Iowa
Jonnson Trust CO
Dmons Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Bridge and
Commercial Street
Towa
THE
Hawkeye Oil Company
Eastman Film
Hamilton
Independent Electric CO
Emerson
Water Street
Hammond Ave
Kenwood Park
East Mullan Ave
J. C
James Gardiner Co
Corn Belt Telephone Co
R. C. Ferguson
Independence Ave
Nauman Co
J. W. Brandt
County Engineer's Office
M. Bentley Samuel E. Bentley
Frank T
Bentley Insurance
Bentley Brothers
Commercial Bank
Mellatone
West Fourth Street
Joder
Bovee Furnace Works
West Eighth Street
Herrick Refrigerator CO
Waterloo, Iowa
B.F. Lichty & Sons Co
Eighth and Sycamore Street
Sherwin-Williams
Wangler Bros. CO
Call Citizens Gas and Electric Company
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