Big Sioux Gravel Co Incorporation Notice at Alon Iowa
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES ENTS That F J Swanson S W Predell and A R Buswell form a corporation named Big Sioux Gravel Co The principal business is mining and selling sand and gravel and manufacturing crushed rock and stone It may establish plants and engage in other related business The authorized capital is 100000 divided into 1000 shares The corporation begins May 26 1920 and ends May 20 1940 with renewal options The board shall be five to nine directors and officers include President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer The initial board through January 1921 comprises A R Buswell A Baker F J Swanson J F March and S W Predell The officers are A R Buswell President F J Swanson Vice President J F March Treasurer S S W Fredell Secretary The corporation recognizes indebtedness limits and real estate securities for bonds The private property of members is exempt from corporate debts The article cannot be changed without unanimous stockholder consent This notice dated Alon Iowa June 10 1926 is signed by A R Buswell President and attorneys for the corporation Sioux City Iowa published June 17 24 July 1 1920
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sioux Gravel Co
F. J. Swanson
W. PredelllAnd
A. R. Buswell
Iowa
Alyon
Plymouth County
A. Baker
F. J
J. Ff. March
S&s
Alon
IG Sioux Gravel Co
Milwaukee Man Credits Tanlac for Health Return
Benjamin Schinski of Milwaukee credits Tanlac with a dramatic health rebound after a bout of flu left him with severe back pain, stomach bloating, dizziness, headaches, and fatigue. He reports weight gain, relief from stomach pain, better sleep, and renewed energy, noting Tanlac’s sale in Akron, Merrill, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Tanlac
Anlae
Benjamin Schinski
God Orchard St
Wis
Schinski
Millwaukes
Stowell Mfg. Co
Akron
March & Thorson
Merrill
Walter A. Nigs
Fishing Adventure in Minnesota Ended With Big Pike Haul
A travel letter from Campbell Minnesota dated June 19 1220 recounts a fishing trip with family from Akron. The party drove to Turtle Lake fished for pike pickerel and black bass totaling 76 pounds then faced a ditch and a long return. The writer encourages friends to explore local sport and enjoy outdoor trips with kinship and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lise
Minnesota
Campbell
Minn
Register-Tribune
Akron
Sioux City
Iowa
Daisy
A. E B. Peters
Gus. Peters
Fergus Walls
Turtle Lake
Gua
Guy
Fergus Falls
Finnally
Berniece
June
Ift
Ottertail
Gatlia Lakes
Akran
FP Kennedy
Births Reported In Local Area Notices
A list of births includes a daughter to Ernest and Mrs Anderson east of town on June 23, 1926. A son to Pray Kilker and wife northeast of town on June 23, 1920. A daughter to Arthur Rinzen and wife of Akron on June 42, 1920. A daughter to Joseph Menge and wife south of town on June 20, 1920. A son to Fay Port and wife south of town on June 20, 1920. Try a Want Ad for quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest ‘Anderson
Town
Pray Kilker
Arthur ‘Rinzen
Akron
Joseph Menge
Mys
Fay Port
Wea
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Joseph L. Pa
Ziegfeld
Lege of Music
Lillian Ringsdorf Co
Mme
Lillian Ringsdorf
Mary Dowdy
Marie McAdoo
The
Barnabys
Harry Starnes
Ewing’s Ladies Band
Alma Huntley
Sterling
Vivian Ewing
W. M. Ew
Ing
F. J. Swanson and
S. W. Fredell
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Washington
Rouse Sisters
Patty
Dr. C. D. McKeever
S. S. Henry Co
Ira P. Berry
Chas
Ross Taggart
Old Country Fiddler
Athenbe
Syereans
B. W. Fredell, Lee, Shull & Shull
Attorneys For Corporation
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