Le Mars Water & Light Co Dissolved by Stockholders Vote
Notice states Le Mars Water & Light Co. has been dissolved by unanimous vote of all stockholders at a meeting for that purpose. Dated June 6, 1922.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
Notice states Le Mars Water & Light Co. has been dissolved by unanimous vote of all stockholders at a meeting for that purpose. Dated June 6, 1922.
Nick Willer a farmer near Akron filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Sioux City. Debts total 116503.96 with 87424.60 secured claims from thirteen land deals and 28979.96 unsecured bills. Exemptions claimed total 1200. Notices list heirs of Albert K Kehrberg and the Evangelical Association of North America. Final probate will hearing set for July 15 1922 at Plymouth County District Court.
A Democratic Party delegate convention in Iowa is summoned to Des Moines on Wednesday August 2, 1922, to fill vacancies, draft a platform, elect a state central committee, and conduct other business. Representation is by county plus a factor of 400 votes for Clyde L. Herring in 1920. Plymouth County gets eight delegates. E. J. Feuling, Chairman.
Sealed bids are invited for the west half of the southwest quarter of section 32 and the east half of H 08% 1 Zonungy. Bids must be submitted by the stated deadline and read aloud in the county courthouse.
Legal notices announce auctions of farm lands in sections 31 and 36 of township 92, ranges 45 and 46 west, with parcels described and sale dates set for June and July 1922. Referees may reject bids. certified checks of 10 percent required. possession March 1, 1923. Also estate sale of 160 acres in Floyd township, Sioux County with bids due July 1, 1922. terms include $5,000 cash and balance March 1, 1923. Democratic State Judicial Convention called for Des Moines on August 9, 1922 to nominate supreme court candidates.
Poultry scientists at Iowa State College report protein supplements such as tankage dried buttermilk or fresh buttermilk raise egg production. Tests used a base dry mash and scratch feed with added protein. results show a flock fed fresh buttermilk lay about 1916 eggs in seven months versus 645 in the check group. Nearly 200 county agents farmers and farm women attended the short course, signaling a statewide effort to improve culling and poultry management. Scholarships for home economics and agricultural divisions award 175 150 125 and 100 dollars, plus two 25 dollar short course scholarships. top judge wins a 60 dollar silver loving cup.
An attributed aphorism by Daniel Webster stating liberty exists in proportion to wholesale restraint.
Iowa state college club extension leaders announce cash prizes totaling 8,952.52 for boys and girls who win honors in club work at the state fair. Winners will be eligible for additional prize money in regular upper classes, with awards in exhibits, demonstration work, judging, and demonstration contests across animal husbandry, economics, and related categories.
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