Anthony Mellen Co Incorporation Notice at Akron Iowa
Notice of incorporation filings for Anthony Mellen Co a Akron Iowa by Daniel E Anthony and E H Mellen under Iowa law. It outlines the company name Akron principal office business scope capital stock initial and potential increases board structure officer roles election method and liability limits with dated signature and local notices. The piece also includes stray local anecdotes and unrelated personal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel EB. Anthony
E. H. Mellen
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Anthony Mellen Co
Chatsworth News Roundup and Local Happenings
Chatsworth correspondent notes overland trip to Burbank by Mrs. Cusick and Mrs. Dalgliesh. Pat Clark rents Schumacher pool hall for a season. Rufus Hutchinson visits Chatsworth. Wake man elevator work underway. Mr and Mrs Wakeman guests of Frank Wakeman. Opinions vary on corn progress this year. Some say ahead, others behind, weeds spreading. Chatsworthites attend Maypole event near Akron. Mrs. Farnham visiting Akron relatives. Miss Traviola visiting Doon. Milwaukee railway surveyors seen locally, sparking local remarks.
Union Creek Ripples Special Correspondent Report
Union Creek reports mild weather aiding corn and weeds with social visits from Elk Point Sioux City and Mt. Rose residents. Election results record A L Bennett clerk as 3 to 2, and social events include a Strawberry social netting about 15 dollars. A church service delay due to rain and a batting game between married and single men are noted.
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Henning Shoulberg
Elk Point
Blacksmith Shop Fire Hamps Near Von Hagel’s Store
George Kerstein’s blacksmith shop behind Von Hagel’s store burned last night after 10. Dave Guil laume and Al Chambers raised the alarm as flames shot from the roof. Firefighters saved nearby buildings, with total loss about $2,000, half insured. origin theories vary, but not from spontaneous combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerstein
von Hagel
Dave Guillaume
al. Chambers
Fullerton Lumber Shed
Morse-Fairbanks
Local notices and excursions in Akron area news
Local mentions cover door window suppliers Cobb wallpaper and Hilliker & Son, with community updates on residents traveling to LeMars Sheldon Denver and Vermillion. The Merrill Record notes an Akron opera house project with Des Moines insurer support, plus Illinois Central excursion trains carrying about 15 000 passengers to Chicago amid careful handling.
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Illinois Central
Chicago
Western
Supreme Court Upholds Land Exemption in Homestead Case
The Supreme Court affirms Judge Gaynor in Joseph McCorkell vs Chicago Lumber Co. The lumber firm sought to seize a quarter-section of McCorkell’s Akron land to satisfy a judgment, arguing a homestead entry waived exemption. The court ruled the land remained exempt, a decision viewed as addressing a new and notable point in homestead law.
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Supreme Court
Gaynor
Joseph McCorkell
The
Chicago Lumber Co
Lumber Company
McCorkell
Akron
Land Department
United States
Gallaher & Graham
Jefferson
McDuffie & Keenan
Zink & Roseberry
Silent Nuptials Bind Slaughter and Smith in Akron
At the home of the bride's parents in Sioux City on June 14 1905 Miss Iona R Slaughter and Wilbur Smith of Akron Iowa wed in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev G H Campbell of Morningside College The reception featured white ribbons similax and roses The couple will reside temporarily in the Mudgett residence before August 1 Their relatives recall Akron society news includes a 1903 double wedding and other Akron marriages noted by this paper
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Wm. Slaughter
Ninth Street
Sioux City
Iona R. Slaughter
Wilbur Smith
Akron
Iowa
G. H. Campbell
Morningside College
Slaughter
M. W. Smith
Akron Telephone Company
Mudgett
Hannah Bredell
Peter J. Blum
St. Patrick's Church
Father Masterson
Hawarden
Father Sullivan
Ed. Blum
Carrie Blum
Christian J. Bredell
Irving Smith
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promises Quick Bowel Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a guaranteed remedy for bowel and stomach ailments including pain in the bowels headaches biliousness and costiveness. Sold by Cobb’s for 25 cents with a promise of safety and a sure cure.
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Dr. King
Cobb's
Widow Elizabeth Treeby Graham Dies at 67 in Akron
Mrs William Treeby nee Elizabeth Graham aged about 67 died Tuesday at 3 PM in Akron after a long illness. Born in Ohio she married William Treeby at twenty and lived in Illinois Cherokos county Iowa Plymouth County and Washington Township before retiring to Akron over a year ago. She leaves husband two sons Walter and Herbert and four daughters Luella Houghton Sarah Bristow and two more daughters. Ten children born four preceded her in death. Brief home services and burial at Adavyville cemetery were conducted by Rev F L Moore. The Register-Tribune extends sympathy.
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Treepy
William Trophy
Elizabeth Graham
Ohio
Wm. Treeby
Illinois
Cherokos County
Iowa
Washington Township
Plymouth County
Akron
Lve
Walter
Herbert
Luella Houghton
Sarah Bristow
Adavyille
F. L. Moore
Akron M. B
Register-Trisun
Card of Thanks for sympathy after bereavement
The family expresses sincere thanks to the G. A. R. post and neighbors for the kind assistance during the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother.
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G. A. R. Post
Cure for kidney disease with Electric Bitters
OC Collier of Cherokee Iowa suffers severe kidney trouble and backache yet recovers fully after using Electric Bitters. He credits the tonic with restoring health and urges others with weak kidneys liver or stomach to try it. Cobb guarantees the remedy at 50 cents.
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F. Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
Cobb
Celebrate the Fourth at Westfield
The Fourth celebration at Westfield draws locals to celebrate. Heat Tuesday eased to showers with frost expected Wednesday night. Residents mingle with friends as summer visits and excursions appear common around town.
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Westfield
H. D. King
Centerville
S. D
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Daniel E. Anthony
E.E. Mellen
E. E. Meuuen
Andy Koppert
Messrs
A. G. Palm
Aaron F. Johnson
Chatsworth Chats
F. A. Cusick
H. B. Dalgliesh
Burbank
8. C
Pat Clark
Schumacher Pool Hall
Rufus Hutchinson
Chatsworth
Younglove & Boggess
Wakeman
Alsop Wakeman
Frank Wakeman
Mrs
J. L. Farnham
Union Creek
Hannah Sellberg
Johannes Ericson
Mt. Rose
Minnesota
Alfred
Gus
Fort Dodge
Emil Olson
Wallin
J. F. March
Jessie March
P. G. Wiberg
Michigan
Henry Manning
E. H. Youngstrom
Miss Donoway
A. L. Bennett
Smith’s Pasture
James Taggart
Akron Hardware CO
J. C. Mellen
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Mellen's Old Stand
O. K
Hilliker & Son
Miss Bee Douglass
LeMars
W. H. Massey
Daugher
J. F. Waterbury
T. J. Redmond
Sheldon
McCarty
Bridget Drum
Arthur Raish
University of South Dakota
Simeon
S. J. Lowe
Los Angeles
California
James Stinton
BE. J. Bradley
Dana F. Leger
M. M. Nesler
Wintersteen
Mr. Nesler
Geo. Kerstein
Toppings
Photograph
A. G. Johnson
Pioneer
C. Steenholdt
North Garland
G. Green
E. C. Perisho
University At
Vermillion
Akron Savings Bank
Old City Hotel
A. C. Blackman
Bernice
Ester Johnson
A. Widenfeller
George Schafer
Reed Street
John W. Raish
J. N. Raish
Law
Minnie G. Sargent
Florence 3
Thode
Sargent
Merrill
Register-Tribune
American Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Merrill Opera House
Opera
W. Sargent
Fred
Max Frederickson
Anna Jurgenson
Henry Jurgenson
Mary von Hagel
Kathryn Kennedy
Peter J Loss
Emmett
Struble
Lemars, Iowa
Dakota
Ite Western Investment Co
Stroe & Struble
Westfield Department
A. A. Wilson
Mrs. C. H. McFarlin
Small & Wilson's
Clara Chapman
Morningside
Duke Spaulding
Fairbault
Minn
Chas. Gibson
Volney Boyd
Medical Lake
Wash
D. J. Searls
Woodmen
Agnes Thorn
Small
Wilkins
Mohr
C. M. Rasmussen
Geo. J. Wells
Fullerton Lumber Corp
H. E. Searls
Mgr. Westfield
E. C.F. Monr
Pres
Nu McFantan
Cahr
Bank OF Westfield
E. C. F. Mohr
Yents
Small & Wilson
Whestfield, Iowa
H. C. McNeil & Son
Jackson St
Sioux City, Ia
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