Amendments to Articles for John Havenstein Brewing Company
Certification records the January 21 1902 amendment meeting at New Ulm Brown County Minnesota. It updates capital stock to 200000 dollars, raises indebtedness limit to 75 percent of paid capital, fixes share count to 2000 at 100 dollars, and modifies Article nine language. Notarized and filed February 1902 with Brown County Register of Deeds and Minnesota Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESE
Charles Hauenstein
Fred Seiter
John Hauenstein
JOHN
SIATE
Minnesota
Brown
Charles Havenstein
John Tavenstein Brewing Company
Jos. A. Eerstemn
Seni
Notary Public
Minn
Summons in Brown County District Court 1902
The State of Minnesota summons defendants Christoph Meluts and unknown parties to answer the plaintiff Lewis B Krook in a Brown County district court action. Defendants must respond within twenty days after service and the plaintiff warns the court will grant relief if not answered. Dated January 22 1902.
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State of Minnesota
County of Brown
District Court
Ninth Jucial District
Lewis B. Krook
Christoph Meluts
State of
Minnesota
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
County of
Brown
New York Life
Minneapolis
Hennepin
Carl G. Kraoek
Plaginoff
New York Life Building
Minn
Notice of Lis Pendens in Brown County Minnesota Court case
A lis pendens notice from Brown County Minnesota District Court names Lewis B. Krook and Pisiuth against Christoph Muluts and unknown parties. The action seeks to determine and quiet adverse claims to real estate in New Lim Brown County Minnesota described as Lot seven in block one hundred forty south of Center Street per the plat on file in the Register of Deeds office in Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Krook
Pisiuth
Christoph Muluts
New Lim
Brown
Minnesota
Center Street
Office of the Register of Deeds
New Ulm
CARL G._ KRoox
New York
Bolas New Je
Minneapolis
Mir
Caring for Dairy Cattle Teats and Barns in Spring
Advice on teat care for sore teats in cows and methods to prevent mastitis including camphor elder ointment glycerin and carbolic acid dressings. Also notes on drawing milk with a heat tube, laxatives for erythema, and looming dairy farm plans. Discusses rise of new creamery buildings in Iowa and benefits of high yielding cows. emphasizes proper barn design for cleanliness sunshine and efficiency.
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Iowa
Creamery Journal
Mark
Cost of oleomargarine sparks dairy industry ire
A Dairy and Creamery article reports Armour Chicago’s sworn formula for 100 pounds of oleomargarine costs $2.91 in ingredients plus tubs and tax bringing total to $6.41 in Chicago. Critics argue oleomargarine’s sale as butter harms dairy businesses and question the claim it boosts meat markets.
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Armour Company of Chicago
Dairy and Creamery
Chicago
Holland
Neat Time For Calving In Grass Season
Dairy and Creamery notes calves born on grass align with natural timing but are seldom profitable to start. Ledger shows higher profit when cows calve July through December as dairy prices rise. Spring grazing after winter milking boosts production. a dry cow in busy times with cheap milk products is wiser for the owner.
Tainted Milk Experiment Finds Limited Dairy Risk
An experimental note discusses milk tainted near a Digpen cowstable overnight showing little to no injurious effect, while cheese made from such milk produced more pronounced taint though still limited. The observation highlights how surrounding factors may influence dairy product safety.
Description of Dairy Cow Conformation and Health
The text outlines dairy cow conformation focusing on the hindquarters and loins. It emphasizes a thin lower thigh, long quarter, wide hips and pin bones, and a firm, capacious udder with strong attachment high on the posterior side. It notes the body angles should be evident with no surplus fat.
Montreal Dairy Group Backs Shift to Butter Over Cheese
At a Montreal Dairy and Cheese association meeting a resolution was passed urging Canadian dairymen to focus on butter and discontinue cheese production after November 1. Arguments cited include falling cheese demand, rising butter prices, and higher profitability of butter manufacturing.
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Montreal Dairy and Cheese Association
Dairymen
Canada
Silage corn debates and corn disease notes
Hoards Dairyman weighs silage choices noting sweet corn may yield more forage but sour silage from unripe ears is common. Experts discuss silage butter safety, cornstalk disease causes, and cautions on feeding transitions and salt availability.
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Hoard
Dairyman
H. H. Gurler
B. H. Lynder
Hundred Mile Coast Rail Surpasses All Others in Speed and Power
A Pearson's Magazine piece extols the Groya railway on Peru's Central line as the world’s only track where a wheeled car can travel over 100 miles under its own momentum at any pace. It narrates a journey from the Oroya summit, through snow and hummingbirds, to Callao, praising the thrill of controlling the car and the brakeman’s role as a glimpse of heavenly joy.
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Peru
Groya
Etimta
Reck- Jeesness
Oroye
Esa
Pacific
Palma
Goroche
Goda
Olympus
Norma
Iiet
Paso de Galera
Callao
Les
Pearson’s. Magazine
F. A. Wermar
Baltimore
Enilemen
New York
Tve
Seren Bey
Freaata
Ty Loverman
Broadway
LA Salle Ave
Chicago
Tll
Old ideas about gems and legends of stones
A historical survey traces early beliefs about gems from ancient myths and folklore to early discoveries. It notes emeralds in Nero’s spectacles and Pliny’s drinking vessels, myths of diamond youth, amethyst nymphs, dew drops inside shells for pearls, and amber’s honey origin, citing Gentleman's Magazine and Talmud references.
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India
Nero
Bacchus
Diana
Gentleman's Magazine
Lincoln Bates Remark On Hair And Chin
The excerpt recalls a Lincoln era joke about Attorney General Bates. Bates noted for dark hair while his beard turned white as Lincoln quips the reason is he “uses his chin more than his head.” The anecdote ties to a 1860s Washington trip to McClellan’s review.
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L Lincoln
Bates
Lincoln
Washington
Tennallytown
Chase
McClellan
Pennsylvania
Erra
Presbyterians clash over book of discipline at Chicago meeting
A minister at a Chicago presbytery session criticized the church book of discipline as “the worst book ever published” amid protests. A voice from the rear agreed, sparking laughter that halted the protest and cooled the incident.
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Chicago
Book of Discipline
Fragmented OCR tease of old notices and quotes
Incoherent lines cite marital deceit and weather remarks from a Sunday Evening Post style fragment. Mixed phrases reference a Boston transcript, a dog barking incident, and a thief, with garbled names like Atrhison Globe. Distinct entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
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John Havenstein Brewing Company
Office of Register of Deeds
Velock
W. C. Miller
Register of Deeds
Department of State
P. E. Hanson
Secretary of State
Lis Pendens
Cart G. Knoor
Plaintiff's
New York Life ‘Minnee
Strorne Buila
Eer Ree
Hundred Mile Coast
Giese
Opie Onis
Nervita Medical Company
Dacks
Ereets Chicaco
Tilinoes
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Imeago
Egar
Bagise
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Gasol
ST. Paul, Minn
Staton
Chichester
Peters Ball
Chichester Chemical
Madison Square
PHILA
Mama Nature
The
Children's Home Society of
Boston ‘Transcript
Atrhison Globe
H., Frenzel
Mayorachen
New Ulm, Minn
Ae Tae
St. Louis
Kangee City
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Kansas City
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Birmingham
Memphis
Salat Loals
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