Isabelle Cattle Company Articles of Incorporation
Irregular text outlines corporate charter details for Isabelle Cattle Company including purpose to engage in commerce of real and personal property, brokerage, lending and telecommunication, authorized capital stock of 1,000,000 shares at par value, board structure, officer roles, and charter term of 25 years with renewal options. The document specifies renewal, meetings, by laws, and stockholder rights, with Arizona state filing and Pimac County recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon Bhaingss
Oréetore
United States
Lion
Hard of
Sorviers
Comtasseica
State of
Arizona
Pimac County
Tie Corporation
Addi Tional
Dir Ae
Stockheusiers
Ee Aiello X
Board of Directors
Mife
Arizona Legal Notices Volume: Guardianship and Estate Matters
Notices include guardianship sales for Tholotes A Samantexo and estate matters in Pima County with orders to sell mortgaged property to pay debts. Also probate filings for George W Atkinson and Lee Shan Man seek admission of wills with hearings set and publication notices in the Tucson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Arizona
Pima
Tholotes AU de
Perna
sNoverster
Rodin Af Sal Superior Court
Pid Courty
Tueéson
Pima County
Gtate
de Samaniego
George W Atkinson
Kathryn Ly Atkinson
George W. Atkinson
Deveastu
Tucson
State of Arizona
S.A. Krlrogd
Biv Oliver Failor
Lee Bhan Man
Lee Coon
Lee Shan Man
Peo
Suepeeeyty
Unclear text fragment on property dispute
The readable content shows a damaged line about someone claiming a property right or action involving airhelers and a civil matter. No clear names, dates, or places are evident to form a complete news item.
Farm News Notes of Interest to the Arizona Farmer
Notes of interest to Arizona farmers from the Weekly Press Letter of the University of Arizona College of Agriculture. Covers agricultural tips, crop updates, farming practices, and seasonal advisories for local growers.
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Arizona Farmer
Weekly Press
University of Arizona College of Agriculture
More Fences for Irrigated Farms
A stockman argues for more permanent fencing to protect irrigated fields. Fences allow unit farming, rotate stock after irrigation, and reduce ground trampling. Common woven wire is cheaper over time than barbed wire, though larger herds risk barbed injuries. R H Williams, Animal Husbandman at the College of Arizona, cites injuries from barbed fencing and praise for sturdy fencing options.
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Aone
Traies
R HH Williams
College of Arizona
Control of Mites in the Poultry House
R W Wells advises in coop mite control using trench treatment and spray methods. If infestation is deep, spray the entire coop with crude oil kerosene emulsion or stove distillate. Keep roosts away from walls and liftable for thorough treatment. A fully fed mite may live five to six months. rapid starvation is unlikely.
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R W. Wells
Bureau of Entomology
Agricultural Extension Service
Backyard Poultry Plan Promoted by County Agent
Co Chise County Agent Bo Adamson reports cooperation with a Douglas resident to start a backyard flock of 240 White Leghorn hens for a select egg trade. The program aims to educate new poultry keepers through the Farm Bureau, showing pure bred birds outperform mongrels in egg size and profit.
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Cousty
Bo Adamson
Cochise County
Douglas
Adamson
Farm Bureau
Bach
Liberty Bond
Hira
Sugarless Cookies From Miss Grace Tufts Demo
Miss Grace Tufts, county demonstration agent for Yavapai and Yuma counties, offers two new sugarless cookie recipes. Molasses Cakes use fat, hot water, molasses, soda, spice, peppered with raisins and flour to form a stiff dough. Honey Peat Cakes mix peanut butter fat hot water honey sugar baking powder salt nutmeg raisins and flour for a substitute cookie.
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Grace Tufts
Haig
Yavapai
Yuma
Planting Dates For Wheat Across Regions Aimed to Reduce Losses
Agricultural director F Tavlor of the University of Arizona outlines regional wheat planting windows. Southern Valleys target late September to October, November in the Salt River area, with harvests by mid May. Northern Arizona favors spring wheat planted in spring and harvested in fall, while Gila Valley sees late October to November 15 plantings for winter wheat to avoid grain aphid damage.
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Arizona
Gila Valley
F Tavior
U. of A
Canning Demonstration Encourages Home Food Preservation
A June demonstration at Pay son and Pine in Goa county taught home canning using the salt-sack method. Mrs Florence Dunbar Sandige led sessions on canning vegetables meats and fruits. Local families reported 2 908 quarts of vegetables meats and fruits canned and 19 509 quarts total from about thirty households. Women continued canning chicken wild turkeys and bees, aiming to reduce waste and save food.
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Payson
Pine
Goa
Florence Dunbar Sandige
Howe
Payvien
GSO
Wild Honey Yields Vary With Altitude Say County Beekeepers
Agricultural Agent J R S reports bee yields in Glim county hinge on elevation from 2290 to 7487 feet. Farmers and hunters note peak honey at about 4404 feet, driven by water scarcity at low altitudes and fewer flowering plants. Lower altitude trees yielded insufficient honey for removal.
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Glim County
J R S
Sloan's Liniment Promises Swift Pain Relief
Ad highlights Sloan's Liniment as fast acting relief for rheumatic pain neuralgia sprains bruises backache and general body pain. Claims first use brings rest and comfort as inflammation and stiffness subside with a clear stain free liquid that can be poured directly on the skin.
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Sloan
Arizona Farm Bulletin Encourages Local Agriculture
Shrapnel notes urge thrift stamps and baby bonds while promoting Arizona crops. Southern Arizona will plant Earnty Barlt wheat this fall and potatoes reach strong demand. Flagstaff digs potatoes and Cook and Laird ranch near Glendale reports twenty five acres of corn filling two silos. Ostrich farm manager J Cogdell receives permit to slaughter and market 860 birds yielding 25,000 pounds of meat at bic per pound.
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Cook and Laird
Glendale
J. Cogdell
Arizona
Salt River Valley
The
Food Administration
Native Mesquite Wood Fueling Government Contracts
Native mesquite trees along the river bottom at Pantana on the Southern Pacific Rifl yield large quantities of very fine wood to fill government wood contracts.
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Pantana
Southern Pacific
Arizona war effort notes leather boots flax and bond drive
Arizona Experiment Station reports flax can be grown in the state and Egyptian cotton yields fine thread for army uses. The Pershing boot weighs five pounds and uses leather from local cattle. County agents support influenza care and cereal insect control while staff members purchase Liberty Bonds totaling $5,206 as part of wartime programs.
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Arizona
Agricultural Intensic Service
Universit
Arizota
Popularizing Pork and the War Resource Effort
William B. Sehmeider of the U S Department of Agriculture and University of Arizona urges families to raise pigs to support the war. He notes a broad sow can produce meat to feed soldiers and families, stressing rationing and efficient home production during wartime.
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William B. Sehmeider
U.S
DPDA
University of Arizona
Damaged OCR Notice From Mira County Records
Fragmentary text shows a public notice dated October 25 by Joseph Menager in Mira County. It references a case or action with names like James F Dunseath and a listed party or official, but the legibility is poor and essential details are unreadable.
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Amd
Joseph Menager
Sats
James F Dunseateh
Mira County
Adiga
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