Stone Quarry Operations Begin Near Waverly Iowa
The Cedar River Stone and Gravel company started stone crushing east of Waverly with about forty workers, led by President John Sims and secretary Gladys Sims on site, and with Ralph B. Slippy managing the Waterloo office. The firm plans a cableway to move gravel to rail cars and has purchased equipment with a royalty lease to John Carey. Local social notes include Masons dinner in Waterloo and visits by Cedar Falls clubs and area residents.
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Waverly
Cedar River
John Sims
Gladys Sims
Ralph B. Slippy
Waterloo
Sims
Cedar River Stone and Gravel Company
John Carey
Masonic Hall
Cedar Heights Friendship Club
Cedar Falls
C. W. T. Schmidt
Rock Island
Iva Rust
Charles City
Waller Ladage
D. A. Betterman
Washington Creamery Co
Werner Mahnke
Clarion
Kate Selensky
Irv. Mitchell Af Vinton
Kelley Canning Co
Fred Clark
Carl Grawe
Frank Westphal
Ed Kaufman
Denver
Dale Gaylord
Perry Broadie
Clarksville
Verne Getis
Chicago
W. Po Sehimer
Groene
Goan Crop Prize Promised by Black Hawk Bank Plan
A. A. Burger and Leavitt Johnson National bank unveiled a plan to award 1000 in cash prizes to Black Hawk county corn growers in 1914. Prizes, worth 10 to 200 each, reward largest yield and best quality with no restrictions. Winners to be chosen by county judges under the Crop Improvement association.
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Iowa
A. A. Burger
Black Hawk
Ack Hawk County
Leagint & Johnson National Bank
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L. L. Woodrall
Ellis Hotel Co
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