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Ye Olde Tavern (Iowa) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Ye Olde Tavern (Iowa) Ye Olde Tavern was a tavern sandwich restaurant in Sioux City, Iowa. Becy Mercuri says that the founder of Ye Old Tavern (the previous name) Dave Higgin created the tavern sandwich in 1924, although rival chain Maid-Rite lays claim that its founder, Fred Angell, created the sandwich in 1926 in Muscatine, Iowa. ==History== The building was originally built in 1928.〔 The creator Dave (Higgin or) Heglin sold sandwiches that he called "tavern burgers" in 1924 at his restaurant.〔(【引用サイトリンク】Is Ground Beef Safe To Eat? )〕 When the creator died, his wife (Tess Heglin) took over the business.〔(【引用サイトリンク】Interview with Bertha Kaled )〕 Abe Kaleb bought the restaurant that was previously called Ye Old Tavern in 1934 and renamed it Ye Olde Tavern. He created his own formula for the tavern burger (renamed to tavern) that he and his wife Bertha Kaleb sold for a dime each, served in wax paper without a plate.〔 They originally bought the buns from a local bakery, the Iowa Baking Company, which was later acquired by Old Home and so renamed. The buns were from then on dual-sourced depending on bread quality.〔 Because of the restaurant's success, imitations started appearing, though they were actually an imitation themselves (see tavern sandwich ). Later on, the restaurant went from just serving sandwiches to serving meals also.〔 Abe's sandwich creation was served at fundraisers, churches, restaurants, and bars in Sioux County, Plymouth County, Cherokee County, and Woodbury County.〔 Bertha sold the taverns at an event called Tavern Days, Ye Olde Tavern Day which served 875 people in less than two hours. Their children helped at the restaurant when Bertha became ill. The restaurant closed in 1974 because of Bertha's failing health; none of their children were interested in operating it.〔
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