Tragic News From Mayo Hospital Ruth Brady Dies
Community mourns the death of Ruth Brady at Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota at 11 o clock Wednesday forenoon following a goiter operation. Mrs Brady had accompanied her daughter to Rochester and Mr Brady left LeMars to meet them with Arlie Huuele. Ruth had recently returned from Marionville Missouri where she taught at Marionville College for two years. Funeral plans were not yet announced.
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C. G. Brady
Miss Ruth
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Brady
LeMars
Arlie Huuele
Miss Brady
Marlonville
Marionville College
Farmers Live Stock Shipping Ad Claims Value
An advertisement urges patrons to join the Farmers' Live Stock Shipping Association promising to return every penny their attack is worth.
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Farmers’ Live Stock Shipping Association
Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary in Hawarden
Hawarden Independent reports Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sedgwick celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with friends visiting and best wishes for many more years. They married in New DiggingWisconsin in 1870 and moved to Akron in 1877 to run a stock and grain business and Akron’s leading hotel. They later relocated to Hawarden where Sedgwick engaged in livestock and built the Sedgwick House, now the Anderson hotel. Their five sons, George, Wilk, and Charles survive in nearby towns. the couple has witnessed vast changes from stagecoaches to automobiles and aircraft in 43 years in the Big Sioux valley.
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Hawarden
Thomas Sedgewick
Sarah Anddye
Thomas Sedgwick
New Digvinga
Wis
Akron
Hey
Akyron
Sioux City
Pembina
Hiewarden
Sedgewick
Will
Charles
Sedgwick
Big Sioux Valley
Notice of Incorporation of Big Sioux Gravel Co
Know all men by these presents that J.F. Swanson, W. Fredell and A. H. Buswell form a corporation under Iowa law named Big Sioux Gravel Co. Located in Akron, Plymouth County, the firm will mine and sell sand and gravel, manufacture crushed rock, and engage in related construction materials business with power to establish plants, issue notes, bonds, and conduct on broad grounds. Authorized capital stock is $100,000. Corporate existence dated May 24, 1920, to May 20, 1940, with five to nine directors and officers to be elected by stockholders. Initial officers: Buswell president, Swanson vice president, Maureh treasurer, Fredell secretary. Articles require unanimity for amendments. real estate liens secure debts. Dated Akron Iowa June 1 1940. BlaSTOUN TAVEL CO, A. R. Buswell President. S. W. Predell Secretary. Shull & Shull, Attorneys for Corporation. Published June 17 24 July 4 1920.
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Big Sioux Gravel Co
Swanson
W. Fredeil
A. It. Buswell
Towa
Biz Sioux Gravel Co
Te Pringi
Businens
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Aa. R. Buswell
A. Baker
FL. Schanson
Fb. March
S. W. Fredell
Buswell
J. Gd. Swanson
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Riel Boden
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Board of Directors Ly
General Mannager
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Blastoun Tavel CO
A. R. Buswell
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Empress Theatre
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Ben Turpin
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James Finlayson
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