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Bank name change and dissolution notices in Le Mars 1882
The Plymouth Counts Bank at Lemar becomes First National Bank of Le Macs under Rankine law, with capital up to 75000 dollars and liabilities carried over. Also notices dissolve Pew LaRue partnership into Pew Brothers and warn Plymouth County warrant holders to present for payment. local business and tax notices follow.
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Plymouth Counts
Lemar
United States
Firs National Bank of
le Macs
Pew & LaRue
Pew Brothers
de Tate
Pew Eo Lalae
le Mars
Jindy
Pee
Gro
Pew
CW. Laliis
Adiirs
Levi Ladue
Larue
Lakrer