Notice of Incorporation in Waterloo and Two Firms
Notice to readers that two separate incorporations are being formed in Waterloo Iowa. The Burdie and Supply Company seeks to operate wholesale and retail auto services and storage, with 150 shares at 100 dollars each and a 5000 dollar paid subscription requirement. Messer Farms Company plans to own and manage farms and real estate, with forty thousand dollar capital stock and a twenty year term. Both list initial directors and officers, and specify indebtness limits and stockholder voting rules.
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Waterloo
Mack Hawk County
Gale
General Automobile
Ics
Chas. Burd
Iowa
A. F. Burd
Grundy Center
Towa
Lizzie EB. Burd
Grunny Center
Linzie E. Burd
Chas
Burd
F. Burd
Messer
G. Brinkerhoff
Local Social Notes From Winthrop District
Winthrop and nearby residents are recorded in a Saturday to Monday round of visits and milestones. Betsy Wihithrop traveled to St Anseur after time with friends. Pernald, a Manchester businessman, was noted. Mrs Frank Wierth rode to Codtar Rapids. Brenna and son George returned to Lamont after visiting Trienits. Murry Long and wife visited Independence and W. P Moore’s home. Ossie Reid of Barmvills visited between trains. Charles Prices and family from Bun nell, Wla., visited Mrs Florencs Cory. Miss Mary and Clara lenderson stayed with Alf Poster family, hosting relatives in attendance. Mr Carney of Tipton visited his daughters. Roy Miller and wife welcomed a son on Sunday December 28. Amy On Hoige and two children of Grahamsville, N. D., came to visit via springs. February term of Butler county court adjourned with a jail placement for a resident. Silas Austin travels to Cole to join wife and daughter. Dr Paul Burroughs fractured his right arm cranking a car at home. Henry Caddam and family of Cast Men saw township residents at Eugene Owen’s home.
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Littleton. Dew. FM
Chaos
Emerson
Jesup
Dunham
Mra
AH. B. Palian
Waterloo
Leander Minton
White
Wm. Sankey
W. T., Fletcher
Grace Christensen
FY. Dodge
Benson
Tolka
Roy Elk
Tee
Kenneth LeRoy
Lloyd Werling
Ed Alexander
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jane Alexander
Fern Hayes
Amit
D. H. Hayes
Everett Hayes
Gale
St. Croix
Wis
Oliver Alexander
Dunkerton
Jana Alexander
Marshal Ball and
Gon
Independence
Ladies’ Aid
Irving Miller
Grace Griswold
Tr. D. Hayes
Clarence Harter
Chas. McGlaughlin
Geo, Taylor
Rebecca McGlaughlin
HH. B. Patton
Roy Stevenson
Laura Stevensnn
Presbyterian Church
Tom Potts
Rosa
Toovelock
Reasa
Wihithrop
Dolin
Will
Arthur Marshall
Waterton
Bort
Roy Miller
Sunslay
Dee
Amy On Hoige
Grahamsville
Chiauney du Tolge
Butler County
Allison
Barlow
Silas Austin
Cole
West
Paul Burroughs
John Row
Henry Caddam
Eugene Owen
Finchford Notes Holiday Visit and Local News
Finchford Iowa December 29. Mr. Dennis Lowell of Webster City visits at Derwond Lowell and Mrs. Wm Clark hosts. William Worsburg Fred Geister and Fred Miller install a home lighting plant. Mrs. Keis visits relatives. Joe Planta visits his aunt. Albert Causby and Davenport family spend Christmas with Emma Causby. Martha Gilberte of Beloit Wisconsin visits relatives. formerly Martha Boynson. Raymond Holland of Shell Rock visits. Mrs. Charles Walters and two sons of Shell Rock visit. Mazel Corwin has measles. Amy Pond of Cedar Falls visits at the Lowell home. M T A meeting, officers elected, oyster supper. New Year dinner at Zimmermans Hall. Minnie Rich of Waterloo visits mother. Crawford family of Cedar Falls spend Christmas with relatives.
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Finchford
Dennis Lowell
Webster City
Derwond Lowell
Wm. Clark
Northwood
John Howe
Willian Worsburg
Frad Geister
Fred Miller
Keis
Chas. Dorman
Joe Planta
L. Whitney
Amy Pond
Cedar Falls
DP. Lowell
M. Tf. A
Zimmmerman’s Hall
Minnie Rich
Waterloo
Jane Rich
D. Crawford
Allison. Postmaster Millarkey Hosts Cedar Falls Visit
Postmaster A J Millarkey spent Sunday at his Cedar Falls home with parents Me and Mrs O K Millarkey. Aplingten widow for WHAIFSS. The fourth mower feature course will be given Tuesday evening at Congregational church. It will be the Coyla M Spring Convert party, an organ ton of three young ladies. The man arrested at Clarion on suspicion of robbing the Dumont meat market had his hearing there and was bound over to the grand jury.
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Allison
A. J. Millarkey
Cedar Falls
O. KE. Millarkern
Aplingten
Whaifss
Congregational Church
Clarion
Dumont
Balard
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