Garden City Feeder Company Articles Amended At Pella
A Iowa notary records the amended and substituted articles for Garden City Feeder Company of Pella Marion County. The document outlines the corporation name principal place, purpose to manufacture self feeders and related items, powers to own and convey property and stock, authorized capital stock of 200000 dollars with 1500 common and 500 preferred shares, voting rights, and governance by five directors with officers. It notes the 1901 creation and a renewal to extend twenty years, with board, officer appointments, meetings, indebtedness limit, and amendment provisions. Dated February 8 1922 and signed by A C Van Houweling and P H Van Gorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Pella
Marion
Iowa
Executive Council of
A.C. van Houweling
P. H. van Gorp
H. P. van Gorp
P. H. Kuyper
John Weyerse
A. C. van Houweling
Board of Directors
State of
Marion County
S Ald Corporation
St Pella
County of Marion
Banquet for Sunday School Council of Summit and Lake Prairie
Thursday evening a banquet was held at Second Reformed church for the Sunday School Council of Summit and Lake Prairie Districts. Representatives from each church attended with Lake Geneva students and district officers. The program featured toasts, solos, and class reports, conclude with singing and a friendship circle. Central students contributed much of the program and were praised for active participation.
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Summit
Lake Prairie
Second Reformed Church
Lake Geneva
Lee Lautenbach
Gradus de Kock
Central
Home Missionary Addresses Y M Home Missionary Addresses Y M
Rev Van Arendon k spoke to Y M C A members on home missions stressing personal outreach over church expansion. He urged evangelizing American cities first, noting America must be Christianized before foreign missions succeed and urging efforts to reach and convert Chinamen in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Bay
van Arendonk
America
Pella
Unduly Proportioned Dachshund Visit
Billy and his mother visit his uncle on a farm and meet a dachshund in the front seat. He exclaims with wonder at the dog’s unusually long and low body, noting its thin, elongated appearance.
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Billy
Adelphian Program Honors St Patrick Day
Adelphi an Hall glowed in green and white for a St Patrick’s Day themed meeting. Members wore coats backward, performed quotes and readings, with piano solos and a playful stunt followed by refreshments of lollypops pickles crackers and lemonade.
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Central Bay
Adelphian
Adelphians
Whittier
Hart Boat
Ardean van Arendonk
Cornelius Wilkens
Nellie Katz
Pauline van Arsdale
Mable Boat
Martha Vos
Miss Duiker
St. Patrick's
A Nom de Plume Inquiry on a pen name
A dialogue presents a question about a real name versus a pen name. Peter Dippe is asked if that is his true name, while the other person explains that the name shown is merely a pseudonym.
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Peter Dippe
Alethians Host Shamrock Party For St Patrick's Day
Saturday evening the Alethian society entertained the Philomatheans in honor of St Patrick's Day. Guests wore green as passports to sail the Shamrock and visit Emerald Isle. The evening featured novel entertainments, Irish-themed scenes, cookable eats, and a lively sing. Calvin did a spoof of Mr Dugan, enhancing the festive mood before a late lunch and graceful departure.
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Central Bay
St. Parick’s
St. Patrick
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Dublin
Galloway
Cork
Calvin
Mr. Dugan
Cats
Advance Elects New Officers For The Advance Group
The Advansonians met on Friday for a business meeting and election of officers. Calvin Bosch was chosen President with Sara Van Buren as Vice President and Ardean Van Arendonk as Secretary. Herman Rozendaal becomes Treasurer, Floyd Nagel and Harold Bauer serve as Consuls, Frances Lepeltak is Reporter, Isaac Vander Melde is Critic, Louis Reeverts Sergeant, and Ralph Vanderpol Yell Master.
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Advansonians
Calvin Bosch
Sara van Buren
Ardean van Arendonk
Herman Rozendaal
Floyd Nagel
Harold Bauer
Frances Lepeltak
Isaac Vander Melde
Louis Reeverts
Ralph Vanderpol
Belng
Dairymen Should Learn Feed and Labor Needs by Region
The USDA began a 1915 series to quantify pounds of grain hay and hours of labor per 100 pounds of milk across U S regions. Bulletin 085 covers southeastern Louisiana, 858 northwestern Indiana, 910 North Carolina and western Washington, and 928 Vermont. Each bulletin notes two year study data, weighted averages, and includes dairy buildings stock and equipment inventories.
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United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Indiana
North Carolina
Washington
Vermont
Washington, D. C
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Bacay Be Rcon
NouRe Sone
Nou
Dor
OWL
Fes
van Zelm
Tat Netenanae Unie
Home Missionary
Y. M
Y. MC. A
Rev. van Arendonk
Adelphian Program
Philomatheans
Alethians
Advance
McGregor’s
McGregor
West High Avenue
Oskaloosa
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