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Watertown Dye Works

110 S Second Street

207 N Second Street

104 E Main Street

c.1914

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1911

11 09       The proprietors of the Watertown Dye Works are now ready for business and invite the public when in need of any work in their line to give them a call.  They have a well equipped dye works at the west end of Cady Street bridge and offices at 207 North Second Street.  William Bergen, an old Richwood boy, is manager, and P. Davy, of Madison, is proprietor.  Both are experienced and honorable men and our people will find that work entrusted to them will be turned out in a first class manner.   WG

 

11 30       207 NORTH SECOND STREET

Watertown Dye Works.  207 North Second Street.  Telephone 488-x.

Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing.

Have your old suit cleaned and pressed and make it look like new.

William Bergen, Manager.   WG

 

1912

06 08       VIEW AT TIME OF BAND CONVENTION

       

Northwestern College Band and Military Company

 

1912

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c.1912

06 08       1912c, 104 E Main, night view

 

1912c, 104 E Main, night view

 

1913

1913, 104 E Main, dyers & scourers

 

1914

01 15       CLEANERS AND DYERS

Watertown Dye Works, 104 Main Street, Cleaners and Dyers.

We clean and dye white kid gloves and shoes, ostrich and willow plumes, corsets and sweaters.  In fact, anything you may have to be changed in color or matched in color.  Out of town orders receive our prompt attention.  Telephone 294-x      WG

 

1918

08 30       110 S. SECOND STREET

      Michael Davy propr.

 

1925

1925, 104 E Main

 

 

 

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