In 1905 Otto Weber migrated to Belleville, Wisconsin from Switzerland and opened a small butcher shop which was the start of the Weber’s family meat business. In 1931 his son, Otto Junior opened up his own butcher shop in Cuba City, Wisconsin where it stands today. Otto Junior worked side by side with his four sons, Reg, Norm, Lee & David who eventually took over the the shop. In 2010 Norm’s son Dan and his wife Tracy took over the business where they continue to operate as fourth generation owners.
Homemade sausages are made fresh on-premise every day, award winning ham, bacon, & other meats are all slow smoked the old fashioned way. Weber’s has received numerous awards and recognitions, Dan Weber was inducted into the AAMP Cured Meat Hall of Fame in 2007 and served as the president of the Illinois Association of Meat Processors in 2006. Dan has also been instrumental in moving the Illinois State Meat Convention back to Champaign, IL so the convention would include hands-on programs at the University of Illinois. Weber’s has competed in both state and national cured meat competitions winning over 500 awards throughout the years Weber’ has also been competitive in the American Association of Meat Processors cured meats competition taking home numerous Champion, Reserve Grand Champion and Grand Champion awards for their sausage and ham products. Dan’s cured and smoked turkey won Best Of Show at the National American Association of Meat Processors competition in 2001.
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Weber’s pride themselves in providing wholesome products with knowledgeable, and friendly staff!
Commercial & Industrial Refrigeration Repair & Service
Nieland Refrigeration was started by current owner Rick Nieland and based on the principles of honesty, integrity, and heartfelt customer service.
As a family-owned business who understands your needs and provides upfront pricing as well as satisfaction guarantee, we’re the company to beat! With over 33 years in business, no task is too challenging for us to handle.
Good Work. Good Money. Good People. Great Career.
Are you good enough for the skilled trades of local 125?
Welcome to the careers and organization known as Local 125 — Plumbers and Fitters of East Central Iowa.
You may be surprised at the skilled, important work done by America’ Plumbers and PipefittersΓǪ.critical work in America’ food and fuel supply to national defense and medical care.
Whether youΓÇÖre thinking about a new career or a career change or if youΓÇÖre a contractor or high school or college instructor, come explore the information within our website. We welcome you to check out the skilled trades careers of Local 125. Come learn and earn with us.
Associated with the Christian Reformed Church, Dordt College was founded in 1955 in Sioux Center, Iowa and welcomes all students who are interested in a biblical, Christ-centered education. Today, as an accredited Christian liberal arts university, we’re on a mission to cultivate the next generation of servant-leaders, who will saturate their relationships and communities with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Top-notch dining experiences are a cornerstone to the campus community, delight your students and staff, and give parents peace-of-mind.
Mississippi Valley Forest Products, Inc. is headquartered in Dubuque, Iowa.
Like these mature Southern Pine trees in the photo above, those in our forest lands serve as seed trees to promote natural regeneration of the forest. In addition, we plant thousands of pine seedlings each year. We like to think of ourselves as being stewards of the land.
Forestry operations and primary wood processing take place throughout the Missouri Ozarks region.
Our secondary wood processing, steel fabrication and distribution all take place just across the Mississippi River from Dubuque in Dickeyville, Wisconsin.
We serve a variety of retail outlets throughout the entire mid-western region of the United States.
Child Health Specialty Clinics (CHSC) is a community-based public health agency serving Iowa children and youth with special health care needs. Approximately 145,000 Iowa children and youth (20%) have a special health care need often requiring services and supports from many different providers and specialists. These include:
- Chronic conditions like asthma and diabetes
- Behavioral or developmental disorders like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or autism
- Complex medical diagnoses like genetic disorders or intellectual disabilities
CHSC partners with families, service providers, communities, and policy makers along with the Iowa Departments of Human Services, Public Health, and Education. CHSC has a network of regional centers and satellite locations across Iowa employing over 100 public health professionals, clinical providers, and family navigators.
CHSC operates under a System of Care approach to services for children and youth with special health care needs that recognizes the importance of family, school, and community, and seeks to promote the full potential of all children and youth. CHSC administers Iowa’s Maternal and Child Health Title V Program for children and youth with special health care needs in partnership with the Iowa Department of Public Health.
CHSC is overseen by the University of Iowa Division of Child and Community Health and part of the Carver College of Medicine and the Stead Family Department of Pediatrics.
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