Glendale Telephone Company Incorporation Notice 1911
Notice records the incorporation of the Glendale Telephone Company with principal place in Washington Township Iowa. It lists capital stock two thousand seven hundred dollars sixty shares of forty five dollars, board of five stockholders including W M Galloway and other named directors, officers, meeting times, stock transfer rules and indebtedness limits. The filing dates and recording actions in Washington County and Iowa state offices are noted.
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Glendale Telephone Company
Data Corporation
W. Mo Galloway
Washington Post
Washington Township
Washington County
Board of Director
Hall
Cfl Wead
John
Wilson
W. M. Galloway
Ee Ee
Juveler
Board of Directors
Washington
Iowa
Glendale
City of
Recorder of Deeds
State of
Happenings in Washington Area Report Weekly News
Daily notes from Mre bt S Mable and Mins Deedle Staxter shopping in Washington. Mie Fannie Rowan returned from Weetboro Missouri to care for her ailing mother. Deputy Sheriff arrested a thief, jailed him, and returned him to Washington. Ella Thompson and M Van Horn shopped in Washington. Jack Thoburn of Kinross selling Delavelle separators in the vicinity. Lots of nursery stock planted and Steve Ossman hauling sand for a conveyor project.
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Tinsworths
Mre Bt S
Mable
Mins Deedle
Washington
Mie
Fannie Rowan
Weetboro, Mo
Nira
Jack Thoburn
Kinross
Shirley Norrix
Charles Green
Clyde Stouters
Steve Ossman
Community Notes From Brighton To Wellmanarea
Local residents report visits and travels with many names and small events. Families visit Washington and Mt Pleasant while farm work continues in South Prairie area and on Route 6 with horses and animals noted ill. Community clubs held meetings in Wellman and Riverside with new memberships announced.
Local Notes From Crawfordsville District April 22
Local items from Crawfordsville describe community life with visits and moves. J Hunter of Des Moines reports on insurance work while Vera Messenger cannot attend Leader Week due to grippe. Various residents attend events, operations, and relocations, including Lavanda Gardner named principal at Victor High and Miss Moore’s hospital stay.
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Des Moines
Mi Vera Messenger
Leader
la Grippe
Smith Creek
Drew Home
McDowell
Kinross
Coffey
Mrank Hamilton
Chicago
Washington
A. Jd. Nichols
Frank Hicks
Rottenfield
Ed Kirkpatrick
C. ¢. Yoder
Myrtle Moore
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Hoblitz
Towa City
Effie Hull
Moore
J OR
Jessie Shachner
Kalona
Ira Wells
Lyman Bradford
Bottonfield
Main Street
Lavanda Gardner
Victor High School
Lavanda
Mt. Pleasant
Charley Bitting
Minden, Neb
Local travelers and social club enjoy backward evening
Hugh J. Davis and Kr J Davidson traveled to Muscatine on business while others headed to Washington. The Social Hour club visited ROS White's home for a delightful day. John Long and John Tarper returned from a Missouri business trip. The U P church social committee hosted about thirty friends with a backward themed gathering featuring supper first and games for entertainment.
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M. W. Welsh
Chris Miller
Jeanette
Nina Wooley
Jennie Stevenson
Frank Wright
Clyde Hluston
Washington
Social
ROS
White
John Long
John Tarper
Missouri
U. P
United Presbyterian Church
Notice on Street Congregation Near Businesses
Complaint from merchants and passersby about crowds outside shops on the north square, especially Sundays. Ordinance No 50 Section 6 will be strictly enforced from today to remedy the annoyance. A note to country youths to heed the notice from J D Glasgow.
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J. D. Glasgow
Word of Wise Man on True University of These Days
Quote from Caius on the modern university as a collection of bochs, reflecting a skeptical view of higher learning. Concerns about the value and integrity of contemporary education.
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Cail
Proper Winter Garment Care to Keep Moths Away
The article outlines cleaning and storage tips to prevent moth damage. Thoroughly clean spots, air and sun garments, bag coats in stout muslin, and keep furs in darkness and dry. Use clean trunks with tar paper, aired garments on sunny days, and sachets with sandalwood to deter moths.
How to Grow Sweet Peas Effectively in a Garden
Guides on trenching with manure layers, sowing seeds two inches apart, and filling trenches as plants grow. Use chicken wire or brush trellises, plant early, avoid wet soil, and keep soil level with mulch. Water deeply, syringe for pests, and enjoy blooms daily with pruning.
Buying a Dog: Watch for Deception in Early Stock
The article notes many tricks in dog trading such as faked age and appearance. Look for a quiet wiry coat and true color in an Irish terrier, or protruding under jaw in bulldogs. Dealers may use cards or paints to fake features and vaseline or tar to brighten eyes or noses, detectable by smell.
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Stockholm
How to Make Peanut Butter
Take fresh roasted peanuts remove shells and skins and run through a meat chopper. Salt the nuts to taste and work in a little butter thoroughly. A quart of nuts before shelling will make a jelly glassful of the butter. If you mix ground nuts with water it will not keep as long.
How to Fasten Oilcloth on Tiles
A method for securing oilcloth on tiled floors recommends spreading brewer's bran under the edges to form a cement like layer that prevents edges and corners from lifting. The plan aims to yield a durable, wrinkle free floor covering.
Memorial for W J McCartney at 25 South Avenue
Native of Ireland born Aug 22 1822 he came to America at fifteen and later settled in Washington County. He died after a short illness at his home and will be buried following funeral arrangements to be announced to relatives living nearby. He left a long life of work and community activity in the county and city.
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Willian
McCartie
Routh Avenue
McCaurtney
Piepey
Lexe York
McCartney
Isstyle
Mary Ann Shintker
James C. McCartnesy
Ambon
Wedrthney
Kan Uo
Cand Phares
Sale of Tickets for The Carnival of Planers
The sale of tickets for the canary The Carnival of Planers will begin at S o'clock Monday morning at Lewinons Pharmacy.
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Lewinons Pharnacy
Chicago market report for April 22 1911
Chicago markets show receipts estimated at 7 000 cattle and sheep 1 000 with mixed packers and shipping grades moving higher. Wheat oats and corn futures edge up with per bushel quotes and day’s action reported by Beane Wickham Grain Co and Telegraph.
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Chicago
Stronz
Beaca-Wickham Grain Company
Eg Tranding
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