Annual Certificate for Commercial Union Insurance Company
Iowa Insurance Department certifies the Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited as authorized to transact Fire wind storm automobile fire property damage collision sprinkler leakage riot explosion earthquake hail marine insurance in Iowa until April 1, 1940. Sworn statement dated December 31, 1938 shows total admitted assets of 6,221,403.60, liabilities, capital, surplus of 5,821,403.60, with other figures 12,434,451.63 and 6,213,048.03. Des Moines, May 15, 1939. CHAS. R. FISCHER Commissioner of Insurance.
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Iowa - Es
Deas
I. Chas
R. ‘Fischer
Iowa
Lst
Saskais Coca
Des Moines
Chas. R. Fischer
Beagle Star Insurance Company, Ltd
New York
Insurance Department of Iowa
Code of
Chas, R. Fischer
Commissioner of Insurance
Beagle Star Insurance Company Publication Certificate
Insurance Department of Iowa issues annual certificate for Beagle Star Insurance Company Limited of New York authorizing operation in Iowa. Records show December 31, 1938 financials with assets 3,262,241.40 liabilities 5,928,113.00, capital 400,000.00, surplus 2,862,241.40, valid until April 1, 1940.
Insurance Commissioner Allows Fire Insurance Business in Iowa
The French Union and Universal Insurance Company of New York is authorized to transact Fire Insurance in Iowa under Chapter 404, Title XX, as of May 16, 1939. Total admitted assets amount to 1,320,702.69 with liabilities excluding capital at 545,968.59 and paid up capital at 200,000.00, surplus over liabilities 683,734.10.
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French Union and Universal Insurance Company
New York
Insurance Department of
Iowa
Chas
R. * Fischer
Des Moines
Chas, R. Fischer
Piney Woods Triumph Over Akron In Hectic 19-12 Game
The Piney Woods team outslugged Akron 19 to 12 in a wild nine inning contest. Jas Martin led Akron with three hits including a homer, while Ard Brown and Beaubien added multiple hits. Hayes Williams and Tucker provided key power for the Piney Woods lineup, with the two clubs trading blows from start to finish and both teams piling up offense through the late innings.
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Jas
Martin
Beaubien
Tno
Higgins
Collegians
Akron
Brown
Jas. Martin
Jao
Tucker
Peck
Piney Woods
Payne
Bass
Casher
Fannie
Thompson
Atterberry
Colored Boys
Williams
Tyler
Allen
Hayes
Jno
Arm
Hartman
Ard
Bags
Bingle
Colleians
Darkies
Bagger
Akon
E ' Ard
Juno
B. Hartman
Eaves Aa
Piney W
Ard Brown
R. Metz
Wm. Dirks
County Tall Corn Contest Opens for Plymouth County Growers
A jointly sponsored contest by the Plymouth County Farm Bureau and the LeMars Chamber of Commerce invites corn growers in Plymouth County to enter by July 1, 1939. Regulations require ten acres, ten sample hills per rod, 15 percent moisture basis, and field handling details. Prizes total 30 dollars for top three. 27 entries already received.
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Plymouth County Farm Bureau
LeMars Chamber of Commerce
Plymouth County
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association
George Pavlik
Monte Cass, Jr
Louis Neumeyer
LeMars
W. G. Anderson
Remsen
Russell Held
B. F. Held
Big Feeders Tour Set for Union County Event
The Union County feeders and nearby TM counties plan a Feeders Tour on Wednesday June 28 in northern Union County. H J Gramlich secretary of the American Shorthorn Breeders Association and longtime Nebraska Experiment Station director will deliver the main address on feeders operations and problems. The tour begins 9:00 a.m. at Erickson Bros south farm five miles east of Alcester with Swan farms participating.
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Union County
H. J. Gramlich
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
Nebraska Experiment
Erickson Bros
Alcester
Swan
Family tour ends at County Park with picnic dinner
Son Bros and E A Hultgren will visit and the tour ends at the County Park. Everybody brings a picnic dinner and coffee is provided by the Alcester Commercial Club. The speaking program follows dinner. County Agt Ausman and Guy McDonald extend the invitation to townspeople and former friends.
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Son Bros
E. A. Hultgren
Alcester Commercial Club
Lake Okoboji Bible Conference Set for July 23 30
The twenty fifth annual Lake Okoboji Bible Conference will convene at Methodist Camp near West Okoboji Lake Iowa from July 23 to 30 1939. Guests include Bishop William C Martin Dr John Benjamin Magee Prof Carl Sumner Knopf Dr Frederick J Weertz and others with Pilgrimage Day planned for July 23 as delegations travel from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and South Dakota. West Okoboji Lake near Spirit Lake Iowa serves as the conference site.
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Lake Okoboji
Methodist
William C. Martin
Omaha
John Benjamin Magee
Cornell College
Carl Sumner Knopf
School of Relig
Ion
University of Southern California
Frederick J. Weertz
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Iown
Paul MacCollin
Leo Kucinski
Morningside College Conservatory of Music
J. Ralph Magee
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
West Okoboji Lake
Pee
Spirit Lake
Owa
Pattern Tracing Carbon Paper for Sale
The Register Tribune offers a large sheet of carbon pattern tracing paper for sale at 10 cents. The item is available at the office for buyers seeking durable tracing sheet material.
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Register-Tribune
American Boy Magazine Companion to Thousands
Hundreds of thousands of boys and young men read the American Boy Magazine monthly. It is described as a living companion and buddy by a high school senior who credits it with understanding boys problems and offering sympathetic advice. It highlights sports guidance and inspiration for youths.
The American Boy subscription pitch and content appeal
An advertising note extols THE AMERICAN BOY magazine for boys with articles by coaches and athletes across sports. It highlights reader benefits, prices, and subscription details, urging purchases via mail order from Detroit.
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Maude
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American Boy Magazine
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Atlas Tires
Rausch
Chevrolet
Becaues
Koerelny Crees
Dirks Motor CO
Akron, la
Detroit
Michigan
le‘ Mars
D. Woodee
M. Clarke-Woolley
Sec
Mar
Court House
W. Harry Christy Funeral Home
W. Harry Christy
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