History of Waterloo
History of Waterloo
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Sam Smith, whose daughters are Mrs. M. M. McDonald and Mrs. Sam Phelps of Mitchell and Alexandria, South Dakota, respec- tively, succeeded to the business of this firm but soon disposed of his stock to Munson & Bradley. These were followed by Moak & Peabody and these by Roy and Till Bashford who sold to Phil Carples, now of Milwaukee. S. M. Wiener was his succesor who for a time conducted his business as Wiener & Co. All of these parties ran general stores. In the 70's H. M. Mead established in... it a hardware store. He was followed by Adolph Koblitz who used it for a harness shop. Its last tenant was A. J. Roach. At its corner stood the old town pump that slaked the thirst of many a boy whose bare feet trod the streets of Waterloo. The Old Gravel store long maintained its superiority as the center of the commercial life of the village. Its porch made welcome those who sought respite from the burning sun and, and in the evening on it were perched the village folk who sought a social hour after the labor of the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam Smith, whose daughters are Mrs. M. M. McDonald and Mrs. Sam Phelps of Mitchell and Alexandria, South Dakota, respec- tively, succeeded to the business of this firm but soon disposed of his stock to Munson & Bradley. These were followed by Moak & Peabody and these by Roy and Till Bashford who sold to Phil Carples, now of Milwaukee. S. M. Wiener was his succesor who for a time conducted his business as Wiener & Co. All of these parties ran general stores. In the 70's H. M. Mead established in... it a hardware store. He was followed by Adolph Koblitz who used it for a harness shop. Its last tenant was A. J. Roach. At its corner stood the old town pump that slaked the thirst of many a boy whose bare feet trod the streets of Waterloo. The Old Gravel store long maintained its superiority as the center of the commercial life of the village. Its porch made welcome those who sought respite from the burning sun and, and in the evening on it were perched the village folk who sought a social hour after the labor of the day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daughters of the American Revolution Wisconsin M to read onlineMoreLess
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