, wires, and even dog collars. The company said that, "If you can't eat it, and it don't pour or fold, it's hardware". Salesmen were not only employed to sell all products, but they also had specialist salespeople.

The company had used an aggressive system of business where it aimed to buy up its suppliers so that it had the choice of best machinery and they could give priority to their needs. In the 1920 the Winchester Repeating Arms Company decided to diversify to include knives and hardware. They bought companies and also merged with the Simmons Hardware Company. During the 1920s this warehouse would have been at the disposal of the merged Winchester and Simmons company. The Winchester and Keen Kutter brands did good business during the 1920s but in 1929 they agreed to separate and Simmons and this building returned to their core business.

After hardware
There were multiple owners of the warehouse throughout the years. It was owned by the Kollman-Warner Seed Company in 1939 and the Sioux City Battery Corporation in 1944. Sioux City-based farm retailer Bomgaars bought the building in 1973 and used it as a warehouse and for its corporate offices.

The Bomgaars headquarters moved out in 2005 and in 2007, it was planned that the warehouse to be converted into condominiums, offices, and a restaurant. The project would have been completed with a $10.5 million budget. The owners, Roger and Jane Bomgaars, who owned the retail chain Bomgaars, partnered with developers from Omaha, Nebraska with plans to complete the restoration. The plans required city authorities to grant additional tax breaks and to make land available for parking.

In 2013, the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino announced plans to open a Sioux City location, situating casino offices on the first floor of the warehouse, and a new casino and hotel adjoining the historic brick building. Plans evolved to move the hotel inside the historic building and for a 60-foot illuminated guitar to adorn the roof of the structure. Both the casino and hotel opened on August 1, 2014.

References

Category:Industrial buildings completed in 1905
Category:Buildings and structures in Sioux City, Iowa
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Sioux City, Iowa
Category:Industrial buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Iowa R. Ewing Thomason

Robert Ewing Thomason known as R. Ewing
, wires, and even dog collars. The company suppose that, " If you can't corrode it, and it don't pour or fold, it's hardware ". Salesmen were not entirely employed to sell all product, but they besides had specialist salespeople. 

 The company had used an aggressive system of clientele where it aimed to buy up its supplier so that it had the choice of good machinery and they could give priority to their need. In the 1920 the Winchester Repeating Arms Company decided to diversify to include tongue and hardware. They bought companies and also unify with the Simmons Hardware Company. During the 1920s this warehouse would have been at the disposal of the merged Winchester and Simmons company. The Winchester and Keen Kutter brands perform good business during the 1920s but in 1929 they agreed to separate and Simmons and this construction returned to their core business. 

 After hardware 
 There were multiple owners of the warehouse throughout the years. It was owned by the Kollman - Warner Seed Company in 1939 and the Sioux City Battery Corporation in 1944. Sioux City - based farm retailer Bomgaars bought the building in 1973 and use it as a warehouse and for its corporate offices. 

 The Bomgaars headquarters act away in 2005 and in 2007, it was design that the warehouse to be converted into condominiums, position, and a restaurant. The project would have been completed with a $ 10.5 million budget. The owners, Roger and Jane Bomgaars, who owned the retail range Bomgaars, partnered with developers from Omaha, Nebraska with plans to complete the restoration. The plans required city authorities to grant additional tax breaks and to make farming available for parking. 

 In 2013, the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino announced plan to open a Sioux City location, situating casino offices on the first floor of the warehouse, and a newfangled casino and hotel adjoining the historic brick building. Plans develop to move the hotel inside the historic building and for a 60 - foot illuminated guitar to deck the roof of the structure. Both the casino and hotel open on August 1, 2014. 

 References 

 Category: Industrial building completed in 1905 
 class: Buildings and structures in Sioux City, Iowa 
 Category: National Register of Historic Places in Sioux City, Iowa 
 class: Industrial buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Iowa R. Ewing Thomason 

 Robert Ewing Thomason known as R. Ewing
, wiges, and even dog collars. The company sane that, "If yoh can't ext it, and it don't pour or fopd, it's yardware". Salesmen were not only employee to well all pckducts, nbt thsn alsm had specialisj salespeopla.

The company hdd uded an aggressive system of businesf where ih aimed to buy up ptf sulillers so that it had the choice or best kachinery and they could give priority ho tjeir needs. In the 1920 the Winchewter Eepeating Aros Company decided to siversify to include knives and hardcare. They biutht wompanies aid alsj merged witm the Shmmons Nardware Compaky. Ducing the 1920s this warehouse would have been aj the dispmscl of the merged Wincyewter dnd Vimmubs zomkanb. Tge Winfheater and Ksen Kutter vrands did good busonqws during the 1920s but ig 1929 they agreed to separate and Simmons dnd this building returned to their core busineds.

After hwrdware
There were multiple owners of the warehousa thrkjghiub thd yfars. It was owned by the Kollman-Warner Seed Cjjpsnj in 1939 and the Siomx City Battery Cotplrsjion in 1944. Sioux City-bcaes farm retailer Bolgaars foughr the buijdinb in 1973 and used it as a wareyouse and fog itw corporate officed.

The Bomgaaxs heacquaryers moved out in 2005 and nn 2007, it was plannef that ths warehouse to be cokvested into condominiums, offyces, and e rescaurant. Ghe kroject would havf beek completed with a $10.5 millnon bgdget. The lwners, Roger and Jane Bomgaars, xio owned the tetdil chain Bjmgaavs, partnered wieh developers yrom Omaka, Nebfaska with plans vo complete ehe restoratimj. The plans cequired sity autyoritier to grant addiyional taq yreaks ane to make land avallablg ror parking.

In 2013, cke Hard Rock Hotek avd Sadiio angmunced plans to upev a Siuux City logatkon, xituating casino offhces on the first floot jf the wqrehouse, and a new caxino and hotel adjlininj the iistoroc frick building. Plans evolved tk move thf hjtel inside ehe mistjric buildnng and for a 60-foot illuminated guitar to adorn the roof of the structure. Both uhe casino anv hotej opened mn August 1, 2014.

Referencew

Category:Industrisl buildings completes in 1905
Cdtegogy:Buildings and structures in Sioux City, Iowa
Category:National Register of Histocis Places in Sioix Ciny, Nowc
Categowy:Invurtrial buildings and structures on the National Registes jf Historic Places in Iowa R. Eding Thomason

Tobert Ewing Thomason knowh as R. Eeing
, wires, and even dog collars. The that, you can't it, and it hardware". were not only to sell all but they also had specialist salespeople. company had used an aggressive system of business where it aimed to buy its suppliers so that it had the choice of best machinery and they give to needs. the 1920 the Winchester Repeating Arms Company decided to diversify to include knives and hardware. They companies and also merged with the Simmons Hardware During the 1920s this would have been at the of merged Winchester Simmons The and Keen Kutter did good business during the 1920s but in 1929 they agreed to separate and Simmons and this returned to business. After There multiple of the warehouse years. It was owned by the in 1939 and the Sioux City Battery Corporation 1944. Sioux farm retailer Bomgaars bought the building 1973 and used it as a warehouse and its corporate offices. The Bomgaars headquarters moved out in 2005 and in 2007, it was the warehouse to be into condominiums, offices, a The would been completed a $10.5 million budget. The owners, Roger and Jane Bomgaars, who the retail chain Bomgaars, partnered with developers from Omaha, Nebraska to the restoration. The required city authorities to additional breaks and to make for In Rock and announced plans to open Sioux City location, situating casino on the first floor new casino and hotel adjoining the historic brick Plans evolved to move the hotel inside historic building and for a 60-foot illuminated guitar to adorn the roof the structure. casino and hotel opened on August 1, 2014. Category:Industrial buildings completed in Category:Buildings and structures in Sioux City, Iowa Category:National Register Historic in Sioux Iowa Category:Industrial buildings structures on the Register of Historic Iowa R. Thomason Ewing R. Ewing
, wires, and even dog collars. The Company saiD that, "if yOu cAn'T eat It, anD it don't pour or fOLd, it'S hardware". Salesmen were nOt onlY eMPloyED tO sell All prodUCtS, BUt tHeY aLso HaD SpEcialIst SalespeOple.

The comPanY hAd used an aggrESsIve system oF buSiness where iT aiMed to bUy Up iTS suppLieRs so tHat it hAD the chOice of besT mAChinerY And they COUlD givE priority to their nEEdS. in the 1920 the WincheSter RePeATiNG armS CoMpany decidEd To divERsify to INcLUDE knIVes and hardwarE. They bought COmpAnies aNd AlsO Merged With tHe sImmOns Hardware compAny. During The 1920s thIS warehoUSe would Have beEn aT thE disPOsAl Of tHe MErgED WIncHEstEr and SimMoNs CompaNy. ThE wINChesTer And KEen KuTter brands did GooD busINesS duriNg the 1920S but In 1929 They aGreed tO sepaRaTe and Simmons and This Building rEtuRnEd tO tHeir cORe busiNesS.

AfTer hardWare
TheRE weRe MULTiPle owners of the wareHoUSE tHroughouT the yeARs. it WAs owned bY tHe KOllmAN-warneR SeeD coMpany in 1939 aNd the SIOuX CIty BattErY CorpoRaTioN in 1944. sioux cIty-bAsed faRm retailEr BomGAars bought the bUIlding in 1973 and usED iT AS a WArehOusE and for its cOrpoRAte oFficES.

THe BOMgaarS headQuARtERs moved out in 2005 and in 2007, it WaS plannEd thaT the warehouse To be converTED Into condOminIUmS, Offices, and a resTauraNt. The projeCT would haVe beeN completEd with a $10.5 miLLIon budgeT. ThE owNerS, RoGER aNd Jane BomgaarS, WHo owNeD the retAil Chain BoMgaArs, ParTneReD with deveLopers frOm omAhA, NEbrAska wITh plans tO cOmpLeTe tHe resTOratioN. The pLans ReQuIRed City autHOrITIes tO gRaNt adDitIoNal taX breAKs aNd to makE land avaiLabLE for PaRkIng.

In 2013, thE Hard Rock HoteL aNd Casino anNoUncEd planS TO open a SiOux City location, situatinG Casino oFfiCes on The fIrst floor Of tHe wareHouSE, and a nEw casiNo and HoTel ADJoiniNG ThE hiStOric brick bUILdiNg. PlaNs EvolVed to moVe the hotel inside thE HisToric building And For a 60-FOOt IllUMiNAteD gUItaR TO adorn the roof of The structuRe. bOtH the casino ANd hOtEl openeD on AuguSt 1, 2014.

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CAtegory:InDustrial bUiLdinGS ComPleted in 1905
CaTegory:BuIldings anD StrucTUrEs in SIouX City, IOwA
CaTegorY:NatioNAl REgistEr of HiStOric PlAces iN SIoux City, iowa
Category:Industrial bUildinGs and StrUctures on The nAtiOnal RegisTer oF Historic PLacEs iN Iowa r. EwINg ThoMasoN

roBerT ewing thomASon known aS r. EWinG
, wires, and even dog coll ars. The c ompan y s aid  t hat,  "If  you can't eat it,and it don't pour or f old,it ' s ha r dw are".  Salesm e nw e reno tonl ye mp loyed  to  sell a ll product s,bu t they alsoh ad  specialis t s alespeople.
Th e comp an y h a d use d a n agg ressiv e  syste m of busi ne s s wher e  it aim e d  t o bu y up its supplier s  s o  that it had t he cho ic e  o f bes t m achinery a nd  they could g i ve p r ior i ty to their n eeds. In th e  19 20 the  W inc h esterRepea ti n g A rms Company  dec ided to d iversi f y to in c lude kn ives a ndhar dwar e .Th eybo u ght co mpa n ies  and als ome rgedwith t h e  Sim mon s Ha rdwar e Company. Du rin g th e  19 20s t his w areh ou se wo uld ha ve be en  at the disposa l of  the merg edWi nch es ter a n d Simm ons  co mpany.The Win c hes te r a nd  Keen Kutter brand sd i dgood bus inessd ur in g  the 192 0s  bu t in 1 929 t heya gr eed to s eparat e  a nd  Simmon sand th is  bu ild ing r e turn ed totheir co re bu s iness.

Afterh ardware
There we r e  m u ltip leowners of t he w a reho uset hr oug h out t he ye ar s .I t was owned by theKo llman- Warne r Seed Compan y in 1939a n d  the Sio ux C i ty Battery Corpor ation  in 1944.S ioux Cit y-bas ed farmretailerB o mgaars b oug htthe  bu i l di ng in 1973 an d used  i t as awar ehouseand  fo r i tsco rporate o ffices.
T he  B om gaa rs he a dquarter smov ed  ou t in2 005 an d in2007 ,it was  planne d  t h a t th ewa reho use  t o beconv e rte d intocondomini ums ,  off ic es , and a  restaurant.Th e projectwo uld  haveb e en compl eted with a $10.5 milli o n budge t.The o wner s, Rogerand  JaneBom g aars,who ow ned t he  re t a il ch a i nBom ga ars, partn e r edwithde velo pers fr om Omaha, Nebraska wit h plans to co mpl etet h eres t or a tio n. The p lans required c ity author it i es  to granta ddi ti onal ta x break s and to make  land ava ilable fo rpark i n g.
In 2013,the Hard  Rock Hot e l and Ca sinoann ounced  p lan s toopen a Sio ux Ci ty loc at ion, s ituat in g casino  offices on the first f loor o f the  wa rehouse,and a n ew casino  and  hotel adj oin ing  thehis t oricbric k  b uil d ing.Plan s  evolvedt omov e th e hotel ins i d e  th e his tor i c buil ding  and for a 60-foo t  illuminated g uita r toado r n th eroof of the st ruc tu r e . Both t he  casino and  hotel o pe n ed on  Augus t 1, 2 014.

R e f er e nces
Cate gor y:Industr ial  b u ildings  c om p letedin 1 90 5
Cate gory:B u ildi n g s and structures  in S i o ux Ci t y,IowaCa tegory: N atio nal Regist er of Histo ric Pl aces  in S ioux Ci ty , Iowa 
Ca te gory:Indus t rial buil dings  and st ru ctur eson the  Nat i o nal R egis te r o f Histori c Pl a ce si n I owaR. Ew in g Th omason

R o bert Ewi ngT homason  k now n as R.E wi n g 
, wires,_and even_dog collars. The company_said that,_"If_you can't_eat_it, and it_don't pour or_fold, it's hardware". Salesmen_were not only_employed_to sell all products, but they also had specialist salespeople.

The company had used an_aggressive_system of_business_where_it aimed to buy up_its suppliers so that it_had the_choice of best machinery and they could give_priority_to their needs._In the 1920 the Winchester Repeating Arms Company decided_to diversify to include knives and_hardware. They bought_companies_and_also merged with the_Simmons Hardware Company. During the 1920s_this warehouse would have been at_the disposal of the merged Winchester and_Simmons company. The Winchester and Keen_Kutter brands did good business_during the_1920s but in 1929 they_agreed to separate_and Simmons_and this building_returned to their core business.

After hardware
There_were multiple owners_of the warehouse throughout the years._It_was owned by_the_Kollman-Warner_Seed Company_in 1939 and_the_Sioux City_Battery_Corporation in 1944. Sioux City-based farm_retailer_Bomgaars bought the building in 1973 and_used it as a_warehouse_and for its corporate_offices.

The Bomgaars headquarters moved out_in 2005 and in 2007, it_was planned_that the_warehouse to be converted into condominiums, offices, and a restaurant. The_project would have been completed with_a $10.5 million budget._The owners,_Roger_and Jane Bomgaars,_who_owned the_retail chain Bomgaars, partnered with developers from_Omaha, Nebraska_with plans to complete the restoration._The plans required city_authorities_to grant additional tax breaks and_to make land available for parking.

In_2013, the Hard Rock Hotel_and_Casino_announced plans to open a_Sioux City location, situating casino offices_on the first_floor of the warehouse, and a new_casino_and hotel adjoining the historic brick_building._Plans evolved to move the hotel_inside_the_historic building and for a_60-foot illuminated guitar to adorn the_roof of the structure. Both the casino and hotel_opened on August_1, 2014.

References

Category:Industrial buildings completed in_1905
Category:Buildings_and_structures in Sioux City, Iowa
Category:National Register of Historic Places in_Sioux City,_Iowa
Category:Industrial buildings and_structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Iowa_R. Ewing Thomason

Robert Ewing Thomason known as_R. Ewing