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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
14
Abstract of the annual statement for year ending December 31 1912 for The Hinental Disuraice Company of New York. Certification by North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance confirms the company’s authority under state law. Includes financial details such as capital, assets, and disbursements with dates and signed attestations from state officials.
Abstract of statement for year ending December 31 1912 from The Employers' Liability Insurance Corporation Limited British company filed with the North Dakota Insurance Commissioner. Includes assets cash on hand intact securities premiums and other items. Notes verification by state commissioner to certify the company’s compliance and charter details with official seal and date in April.
Abstract of the insurance company Commercial Union Life Co of New York organized under New York law. Names include A Wray as President and Le Totmans as Secretary. Capital stock about 200 million, assets in stocks and bonds, insured losses and adjustments, net income and balances, and a North Dakota certification by T. We Cayton, Commissioner. The document notes premiums received, disbursements, and final figures for the year ending 1912 with formal attestation by the North Dakota Insurance Commissioner.
Abstract of statement for the year ending December 31 1912 from County Farmers Mutual bus Valley citys North Dakota. Names include Huse My Donate secretary W W Smith principal officer and attorney service. Location Wind and December declared. Cash income from first payments of policies issued during year and related receipts are summarized.
Sixx V Sinkler of Minot and Miss Hilda Freid of Wimbledon visit friends. E R Gullickeon of Enderlin registered at a local hotel. Rexander family of Tower City guests at Mrs. KA Pray. M N Olson and C W Pollock from Fingal. Elizabeth Greene leaves for Jamestown for Sunday. Dr Darrow of Fargo consultations with Dr Pray. Donald Shaw of Cedar Rapids visits Ella Holquist. Mrs Chas Henderson and Mrs Galbreath of Enderlin guests of Mrs F P Stowell. Ruehle school teachers entertained at Raith Stowell home with needlework music and lunch. O B Holmes of Kensal hospitalized at Platon Hospital. Holmes praised for successful Kensal business. Telegram to Ingebret Larson: wife died in California after illness. Mrs A Biges won first prize in 100 yard dash for Men Weachers at last Saturday’s track meet. Thanks expressed to friends for support during illness and death in family. Thomas Lavery and family. Two horses from Spiritwood area for sale May 9 1913 Wimbledon North Dakota. Pinder to notify Jay J Hall Wimbledon X.
Marble pudding recipe by Janet McKenzie Hill describes steam method and marbling with melted chocolate. Includes ingredients such as flour, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, egg yolks and whites, sugar, butter, water, chocolate, plus vanilla sauce and the KC Baking Powder promotion.
George Hall of Fargo and J M Anderson of Fargo visit for business while R K Shigley of Kenmare discusses matters. Mrs J H Janson of Hillsboro visits friends. E C Cooper, former Insurance Commissioner, is a guest. E R Davidson, banker of New Rockford, was in on business. J T Johnson of New Rockford calls. Dick Lamp signs with Jamestown baseball after winter with Valley City Grocery. Geo H Stillman of Carrington visits. J W Maxwell of Grafton and R M Banning of Bismarck register today. O E Holmes of Kensal spends days on business. Dr Alexander of Tower City shows improvement. Henry Lawrence Southwick leaves for Grand Forks for a recital. Miss Emma Coleman of Bismarck to visit Tess Henry in St Paul. Miss Celia Connoly returns to Mandan. Father Sailor, from Washington DC, heads to St Welland for services at St Marys. a Leal son is in the city.
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