Articles of Incorporation for the Hoprig Parmure Oxhamary Company
Articles of Incorporation for the Hoprig Parmure Oxhamary Company state the name and purpose to manufacture and sell butter and cheese in Emmet County Iowa. It outlines capital stock at 3500 dollars, 70 shares, and a 20 year term with at least 30 shares paid before starting business. It lists five directors, annual meetings in January, bylaws, offices, and the amendment process, with signatures and notary acknowledgment from Iowa incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araocia Vien
Toprig Partners’ Creamery Company
Elimil
Toprigs Emmet County
Iowa
Ava
Mapmbeta
Cte
W. HO Cravarine
Sigelow
George Lavinser
John Mowitt
Sita
Lowa
W. T. Crumyrine
A. J. Kise Jow
George Loriaer
John Maywitt
Barmera’ Creamery Company
Amd
Pueston Paumar Cck
Pals
Alto County
Community notes from Grachtinger district gathering
Citizens visited Grachtinger for a Friday gathering as the second joint debate with South Vernon addressed Capital punishment abolition. Local events include sermons by Rev Walker, Sunday School reorganization, and meetings by Messrs Perryavi Thompson near Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vernon
J. LH. Millen
Messrs
Perryavi Thompson
Clarion
Local Social Notes From Jack Creek Area
Miss Nattie McCulla spent Sunday visiting friends in Jack Creek. Paul Paulson was at Estherville Saturday. Mrs. Gard spent Tuesday afternoon at Myhre's. Neil Gilbertson spent Sunday at the Knutson home. Paulson purchased ten head of cattle from his brother in law Robert Anderson last week. Miss Jevan Jolsson returned home last week after two weeks with Mrs A O Berperson. Lewis Bere spent Sunday under parental roof. There was a dance at K Jolson's last Saturday night. A. Ued hine is reported, Mr and Mrs Chas Martinson's baby, scarred about two weeks ago, is reported better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattie McCulla
Jack Creek
Paul Paulson
Estherville
PD. Paulson
Rlbert Anderson
Chas Martinson
Wallingford
Wallengrford
Aira
Polason
A& Good
Pederson Cine Weber
Pederson
Oriettioger
Din Dyersqn
Paul Penleon
Gete Grete Moon
Minuit
Cord
Adame
Ai Fan Denen
Koo Kantson
Hatherville
Wash
Howe
Hopeing Smith Bros haul grain to market this week
Local notes report Hoping Smith Bros hauling grain to market and other small items including a funeral at the Howenstein home for their infant daughter of one month two weeks and five days who rested at Armstrong cemetery after Rev Mallon conducted the sermon. Aavensons the Scepnd boy is not expected to live due to consumption. Soper and Haringer traveled to Madlasky for wood and found a coon tree with three large coons. Creamery delays persist as carpenters wait for timber. John Mowitt plans a new store at the creamery if he rents his farm. A building moves from Grachtnger to a blacksmith shop. Gee Lowenburg and Wm Myre returned from North Carolina and chose not to invest after higher land costs. Carl Johnson rents John Olais's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soper
Uaringer
Madlaske
Grachtinger
Gee Lowenburg
Wm. Myre
North Carolina
Local notes from Wristlinsford and nearby towns
Wristlinsford Miss Fama Geinitz returned home Tuesday after completing the threshmalings trade. Mrs J J Kennedy, ill with dropsy, is able to do her own housework. J W Thompson traveled to Town City Monday for eye care. Miss Faunie Smith hosted a church entertainment Monday evening. Anson Brinkerhol and Tmina Setmies attended the event. Miss oak rity celebrated her birthday with a young folks gathering. The Woodmen are progressing on their hall as Ar Brunner opens a new shop. Martin Severson visited Armstrong Monday with Will Panel and his date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faunie Smith
Anson Brinkerhol
Tmina Setmies
Miss Oak Rity
Brunner
Unclear garbled town notes mix of names and events
The fragmentary text lists multiple personal names and vague events, mentioning weddings, travel, and local activity around towns such as Wallingford and Hatherville. It reads like a jumbled social column with no clear narrative or distinct outcome.
Norwegian Lutheran League Meeting At Local Church
The Norwegian Lutheran League will meet at the Norwegian Lutheran church at 2300 oclock Sunday afternoon and every Sunday afternoon thereafter. The gathering aims to foster mutual respect and orderly conduct among attendees while promoting communal worship and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neyo Dan
Ely
Norwesian Lautheran League
Norwegian Lutheran Church
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Hoprig Parmure Oxhamary
Tncorporation
Shail
Hong
Book of Directors
Dabbe
Rowrd
Provident
Zetary
Beerezave and
Teoasueer
Shaw Dalder
Storthelders
Corrusfondench
Dickinson
JW. Walker
F.C. Parr
S. S. Sa
Reid
He Giddings
Treas
J. M. Bauman
Schioo
Waller
Will Fritz
Roy Brinkerhoff
Schloeman
Em. Tred
Mary Shotts
Armstrong
J. B. Wilder
J. W. Grantings
J. Rolkenbrodt
J. M. Mritz
Tobith Y Lal AO
Mrs. Gard
Myhre’s
Neil Gilbertson
The
Knutson Lowe
Jvnah Jolsson
Aewo
A. O. Berpeson
Lewis Bere
K. Jolnsons
Smith Bros
Armstrong Cemetery
Mr. Aavensons
Tie
Creamery
Carl Johnson
John Olais
Wristlinsford
Fama Geinitz
J. J. Kennedy
J. W. Thompson
Martin Severson
Will
Uid
Watson, Prast
MW. Frerwick, V. Pres
Wit
Mueller, Candler
Gharttinger Savings Bank
Bain
William Mueller
Warn WinterGooda
Fas
Bae Setae
Fk CT
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