Isabelle Cattle Company Articles of Incorporation Arizona
Articles declare Isabelle Cattle Company formed in Arizona with incorporators Aly and Hishburn. It outlines corporate name La Cattle Company, principal place Tucson, purpose to buy sell import export and deal in cattle horses cattle stock and other property, and to engage in real estate and general trading. Authorized capital stock two hundred fifty thousand dollars, 250,000 shares at one dollar each, with varying payment terms. The charter runs twenty five years with possible renewal. board of directors 3 to 5. officers include president vice president secretary treasurer. Regular stockholder meetings set for first Monday in April. Directors may set reserves and issue mortgages, debentures, and otherwise manage assets. Stockholders exempt from debts of the corporation. Authority to sell or reissue stock with consent of two thirds or majority of outstanding capital stock.
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LA Cattle Company
Tucson
Arizona
Board of
Lreetors
Tts
United States
Fotos Corporation
Artele
State of
Pima County
Board of Directors
HS Certificate of Incorporation
Rst
Ital
Capital
Ne Board of Directors
Directa
Special meeting amends Articles of Securities Exchange Co
In Tilson Arizona on October 10th 1918 stockholders of Securities Exchange Company voted to amend Article I of the Articles of Incorporation. The amendment, certified by President Charles P. Reigiger and Secretary I. B. Jettingeborr, includes the corporate note name Burke Commission Company and carries the official corporate seal. Notary M. Houghton attested. First and last publications set.
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Securities Exchange Company, & Corporation
Tilson
Arizona
Soid Corporation
Burke Commission Company
Saul Corporation
Charles PB. Kenge
Securities Exchange Company
B. Jettingeborr
Pima
Tme Te Poth
Charles 1 Reigiger
chanme + onpany cadoo
M. Hoghston
Adulterated Olive Oil Crackdown Across States
Federal inspectors press to curb adulteration of olive oil with cottonseed, corn, and soybean oils. Seizures and prosecutions rise as interstate shipments labeled olive oil fail analysis. Trustees urge proper labeling while state and city inspectors aid federal enforcement.
Control of the Flea on Farm Animals and Poultry
R W Wells of the Bureau of Entomology summarizes flea life cycle and practical control methods. Clean breeding sites thoroughly, separate animals from under structures, and remove debris. Use salt and irrigation to kill maggots. treat infested animals with kerosene emulsions, coal tar dips, or tobacco dips. repeat watering and maintenance as needed. Per the University of Arizona Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W Wells
Bureau of Entomology
U8ida
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
Arizona Wheat Crop Facts and Liberty Harvest Quotas
The 1918 Arizona wheat crop covered 44,000 acres but adverse conditions cut harvest to 38,000 acres, yielding 615,000 bushels. For the 1918 Liberty Harvest Arizona’s quota rises to 46,609 acres, with a possible 48,000 acres if needed, as states boost their allocations. E. V. P. Taylor, University of Arizona extension director, urges Arizona to contribute despite cotton profits.
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Arizona
Gila Valley
Pinal County
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
E. V P. Taylor
Agr. Extension Service
University of Arisona
FALLOW METHODS ARE COMPARED IN SOD ROTATION ADVICE
County Agricultural Agent DeLore Nichols of Coconino County Arizona advised a farmer to plow sod and leave it rough to rot quickly. Other methods recommended harrowing after plowing to smooth the surface. The rough untreated area rotted better by season end, about 50 percent more suitable for cropping, earning the farmer's confidence and ongoing cooperation with the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLore Nichols
Coconino County
Arizona
Agricultural Extension Work Expands Amid Flu Warnings
County agents and 4 H workers intensify farm visits and demonstrations as health officers restrict public gatherings for the flu. W W Pickerell, ex-county agent, leads a Field Artillery platoon firing 75s on the front lines while mining equipment and supplies move forward in the western theater.
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W. W. Pickerell
Pima
Pinal
Field Artillery
Poor Fuel Oil For Irrigation Pumps In Arizona
The Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Arizona found fuel oils supplied to farmers for irrigation pumps have degraded. Gasoline, engine distillate, gas oil, and tops show lower Beaume gravity, darker color, and poorer performance. Engine distillate now rivals former gas oil, raising costs due to name changes. California oils with higher gravity and suitable flash point perform better, suggesting farmers insist on proper specifications and test fuel before use, noting Texas gasoline sometimes outperforms California supply.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Arizona
Arizona
California
Ofas
Texas
Fall clubs for boys and girls announce wartime projects
The Agricultural Extension Service invites boys and girls to join fall and winter clubs focused on gardening, pig and poultry work, school lunch programs, sewing, and Red Cross activities. Demonstration teams will teach lice eradication for swine and poultry, with junior short courses planned for spring. Leland Parke, State Tub Leader, Tucson, urged interested youth to write for details.
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the Agricultural Extension Service
Young
Jinopleia
Red Cross
Leland Parke
State
Tub Leader
Tucson
Nut supply drive for gas masks urged nationwide
A United States Agriculture Department note requests rural communities to collect 570 tons of nut shells from hickory, walnuts and butternuts for gas mask production. Red Cross will ship the shells, with urgent calls to Boys and Girls' Club members to accelerate the effort, especially in Arkansas.
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States H
United States Department of Agriculture
Red Cross
Arigona
Abruzzi Rye Proves Fine Winter Pasture in Arizona
An Arizona agricultural bulletin reports Abruzzi rye as a reliable winter pasture needing less moisture than wheat or barley. Planted with light seeding of winter legumes in Cochise County, it yielded splendid pastures last winter. A farmer recounted six to six and a half feet high rye stalks and grazing of hogs, horses, cattle, and sheep through the winter, with stock off by April 1.
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Arizona
Cochise County
Mississippi Experiment Station
Axaltural Extension Service
University of Arizona
Raise More Mules Says UA Expert on Arizona Farms
Dr R H Williams of the University of Arizona advocates increasing mule production in irrigated districts by breeding heavy mares to jacks. He notes mules fetch high prices, with three year olds unbroken at 175 dollars and four year olds up to 690 dollars when matched. County agent C B Fill erup reports Snowflake’s Navajo County fair as a success. The Livestock Squad tour has been postponed due to influenza concerns. Hotel Bowman Nogales is a new, convenient stop.
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RH. Williams
University of Arizona, Colre of Agriculture
Arizon
Agricultural Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University
Arizona
Pima County and Tucson Treasurer Ex-Officio Tax Collector Office
The Office of the Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax Collector of Pima County and the City of Tucson, Arizona, oversees tax collection duties for both jurisdictions. This notice outlines the authority, responsibilities, and contact information for taxpayers seeking assessments, payments, and related fiscal services.
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Pima County
City of
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
CM. Taylor
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John W. Esthll
Auto Hospital
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MARTIN PRO@ CO
Ralph Wells
University of Ilinois
Pounty Agriulural
C. B. Fillerup
Navajo
Pyege
Navajo County
Bowman
Nogales
Mr. Autoist
Better Accessories
Norwalk
J. Breck Richardson & Co
E. Congress
Southern Arizona. Bank & Trust Co
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Paint Shop
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Gwerene
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Wildberg Bros
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