The Falth Company Incorporation Notice
Notice is given that under Chapter 491 of the Code of Iowa 1954 a corporation named The Falth Company is incorporated with principal office in Elgin Fayette County Iowa and branch offices at Postville Iowa 1247 South 16th Street Maywood Illinois and other places as designated The business is to engage in purchasing acquiring owning leasing transferring encumbering all types of new and used automobiles and related dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falth Company
Elgin
Fayette County
Towa
Postville
South 16Th Street
Maywood
Ilinois
Falb Company Incorporation Details and Schedule
The document outlines a business plan to conduct loan and brokerage activities in the automobile sector, to finance vehicles on installment plans, and to operate as an insurance agency and real estate broker. Authorized capital stock is 300 shares at $100 each, totaling $30,000, fully paid in cash and non assessing. The corporation begins December 10, 1956, for twenty years unless extended by stockholders. Directors will be 2 to 5, elected annually. officers include President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer. Initial directors listed. annual meeting fixed for January 2, with first meeting January 14, 1957. Personal property of stockholders exempt from corporate debts. The Falb Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Uath
Dirporation
John Falb, Jr
Postville
Town
Walter C. Falb
Elgin
Iowa
Bernice M. Falh
Honorene Falb
Towa
Executors' Notice for Emil Moor Estate Iowa 1956
Executorship granted by Fayette County District Court on December 26 1956 to Werner Moore and William Moore for the estate of Emil Moor deceased. Filing of claims required with legal authentication for court allowance and final settlement. Attorney C Wantes, First National Bank Building West Union Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Antes
First National Bank Bldg
West Union
Iowa
District Court of
Fayette
Towa
Emil Moor
Werner Moore
William Moore
C. Wantes
First National Bank
Lambs Fed in Drylot Improve Returns in Muddy Iowa Fields
Lambs fattened in Iowa increase net returns by feeding them in drylot during muddy field conditions or stormy weather. This practice shifts from pasture to controlled confinement to maximize feed efficiency and reduce weather-driven losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State News and Iowa Law Enforcement Changes
State News outlines the Senate nomination process involving Martin and Bourke Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids and notes Norman Erbe as attorney general stressing law enforcement as a duty of the safety commissioner. It also recounts past clashes between Dayton Countryman and Clinton Moyer over enforcement authority and mentions plans to use funds for road surfaces and bridge work to improve infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Martin
Hicklin
Iowa
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Norman Erbe
Erbe
Dayton Countryman
Enbe
Sword’s Point
Clinton Moyer
Countryman
Moyer
Illyria WN Continued Looney Family Visit Note
Looney family and relatives gather at Guernsey Smith home Monday evening with Mezars Wenger Madberry Wenger Torkelson and others. Mr Ivan Anderson and Mavis dine with Mrs Rudy Crandall in West Union. visits to Ole Olson and Dennler family noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looney
Luana
Guernsey Smith
Mezars
Charles Wenger
Max Madberry
Martin ‘Wenger
Ed ‘Medberry
Wm. Torkelson
Herbert’Fat
Arthur Schneider
Ee Ester
West Union
Ole Olson
Wm. Dennler
St. Olaf
Ben Dennler
Loveless Announces Smaller Military Staff Differences From Hoegh
Gov elect Herschel Loveless outlines a leaner military staff with 20 members, omitting the Democratic state chairman, contrasting with Hoegh's 78 to start and rising to 100 over two years. Hog price outlook for 1957 grows firmer, while Iowa economists project spring 1956 pig crop cuts to influence 1957 markets. Revenue up for cigarette and beer taxes in 1956, but December 1958 receipts fall short of December 1955. File early guidance from federal tax officials on refunds in the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Loveless
Hoegh
Loveless
Iowa
Francis Kutish
Town State College
Iowa Highway Commission to Revisit Secondary Funds Formula
At the upcoming meeting the Iowa highway commission is expected to discuss changing how counties receive need money under the secondary road program. The proposal would allow 10 percent or $584,000 of the funds to be used at the commission’s discretion for county needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beck
Centerville
Iowa Highway Commission
Local News From Elgin Area Families Reach New Year
The Elgin area bulletin lists numerous New Year and Christmas week visits among local families including Medberry Kiple Clark Klingman Torkelson and Christen sun. Notable mentions include DeWayne Medberry promotion to inspector at a Rockford screw factory and guests from Laur.
Belated Christmas Gathering At Kenneth Mark Home
A belated Christmas party was held at the Kenneth Mark home Thursday evening with attendees from Cedar Rapids West Union and area. Other Christmas guests included the Ole Loftsgard home party with Salomon and Minger and Mary Eno visiting Friday with Mrs. Oscar Lind at Postville. Saturday supper guests at Lloyd Loftsgard’s included the Donald Larson Jim Olgan Ruth Bilden families, as the Loftsgards hosted Christmas Eve supper at Helga Bilden’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Mark
Allen Seabrooke
Cedar Rapids
Allen Weston
West Union
Clarence Becker
Reuben Howard
Mabel Peters
Leonard Heins
Louis
Bud Becker
Ole Loftsgard
John Salomon
Fayette
Dale ‘Minger
Wadena
Mdims
Selma Groth
Ole Lofts‘gard
Mary Eno
Local New Year Visits Highlight Loftsgard and Kin Events
A string of New Year and weekend gatherings feature the Loftsgard, Reierson, Kjosa, Gisleson, Olson, and Reier son families visiting relatives in Elkader, Des Moines, and nearby homes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Mervin Reierson, Julia Loftsgard, Adolph Olson, and others, with multiple dinner and social occasions noted across Christmas to New Year periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Loftsgard
Kenneth Anderson
Orvin
T. ‘L. Loftsgard
Mervin Reierson
Lloyd Schroeder
Henry T. Olson
Silas Butikofer
Elkader
Myron Houg
Elmer Butikofer
Kenneth Kjosa
Clarence Anderson
T. J. Olson
Henry Olson
Kenneth
Adolph Olson
Waldo Embretson
Keith Brainard
Kenneth ‘Anderson
Marion Loftsgard
Orwen ‘Loftsgard
Otto Gisleson
Gunda Gisleson
Theo, Loftsgard
Louis Kjosa
Bernard Loftsgard
Messrs
Mdms
Glen and
Clarence Reierson
Eldon Polk
Bill O'Laughlin
Harold Pfister
Alphie Reierson
Rypestol
Lloyd Loftsgard
Harold
Joann
Kathleen
Harold Opsand
Walter Lantz
Glen Shave
Andrew Reinhart
Helen
Selmer Holm
Orvin Loftsgard
Joseph Baker
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Hereford
Joe’ Ogle
Telephone
Bud Brackin
Echo
Beagle Pups
AKC
Truman Paulson
Clermont
Russell West, Elgin
Fauser Oil Co
Singer Sewing Machine
Des.Moines
Oelwein
Nelson
Mary Clothier
Dial
Singer Electric Sewing Machine
Grand Ave
Des Moines
Carlyle Kirkeberg
Klein
J.L. Trautman
J. West Union
Fauser
I! Company
Norris Capper
J.D. Moody
R. P. Strauch
Jon Fab, Jr
Bernice M. Fao
Bernice M. Falb Gbn
Falb Company
Ruth
Loftsgard
Ray Jacobia
Norman Raisch
Chapin
Harold Christofferson
Milo Jacobia
Matilda Christianson
Henry Jr
Robert Kurdelmeier
Harley Radloff, Sr
DeVere Halverson
Joe Reierson
Sofia Loftsgard
Sofia
Selmer ‘Holm
Merrill Olson
Carl Wellmer
Sharon
George ‘Leuchtenmacher
Robert
John ‘Christen
Illyria
Walter Smedberry
Jerry
John Kiple, Jr
Garnaville
Merle Clark
Richard Clark
Randy
Dale Schultz
Delbert Hummel
Oslwein
Roy Kraft
Great Lakes
Kenneth Schultz
Lamont
Alma Scholen
C. O. Torkelson
Otis
Ivan Torkelson
Dean Torkelson
Alta Klingman
Libbie Larson
Carroll Klingman
Carrell Klingman
Dale Klingman
Eskader
Merle Klingman
DeWayne Medberry
Rockford
Andrew Yearous
Glen McKellar
Alta Xlingman
Liddie Larson
Otis Torkelson
Patti
Hazelton
Alfred Christensen
Logan
Jane
Noel Broadbent
Paul Broadbent
Helen Stegan
Gunder News
Livestock Exchange
Carl G. W. Alderson
Wadena Orvin
FELCO
Huggins
Schori & Dial
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