M. L. Parker Co. to Issue Founders and Associate Stock
The M. L. Parker Co. plans to issue 600000 in common stock to be split into 300000 founders stock owned by current partners and 300000 associate stock to be bought by employees. Founders elect five directors and associates four, with proportional control before full subscription. Employees may purchase up to 20 percent of annual earnings value, with a $1 bonus per $10 associate stock bought before April 1. Savings plan and full participation promised.
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Jan. J
M. L. Parker Co
BUNT GRAVE FIND SON SAC CITY I A
Charles L. Boyle a U S Marine veteran who was believed dead by friends for years has turned up alive visiting Hayrly and his parents in Nebraska. He was gassed early in the war and burned but survived after months in a hospital. The Red Cross helped locate him rather than his grave at Barry.
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Sac City
Charles L. Boyle
United States Marines
Hayrly
Barry
Nebraska
Young Boyle
Red Cross
Accident at Hunt Trip Leaves Morgan With Shoulder Injury
W E Morgan, injured Wednesday evening while returning from a hunting trip, is steadily improving though confined to bed. He fell from an auto truck while trying to put on his overcoat, tearing ligaments in his shoulder and suffering a painful head gash. The Hospitable home of Mr and Mrs G J Blanchaine hosted a six o'clock dinner with guests including George Klock and families, W V Richardson and daughter Bernice, E Simpson and son Ralph, Mary, and Frederick Lehman and son. After-dinner music and vocal performances followed. Six high school students hosted a watch party at the Quackenbush home on Locust Street with about 30 guests, featuring games and music and a midnight cafeteria-style luncheon. Emmanuel Evangelical Sabbath.
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la Porte City
W.E. Morgan
Althe
Mr. Morgan
G. J. Blanchaine
George Klock
W. V. Richardson
School officers elected at annual meeting in Had Ma
The annual election of officers for Had Ma school was held last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anton. Officers include Superintendent J Vy Ko bec, assistant superintendent Ww. Kober, treasurer Miss Jthel Schluters, pianist Mrs. Albert Anton, and secretary Miss Coxka Rober. Officers elected also include President Mrs. Merle Boyles and vice President Mrs. Ralph Moore. A social hour and refreshments followed the business session.
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J. Vy Kobec
Ww. Kober
Jthel Schluters
Albert Anton
Coyla Kober
Albert Ea Anton
Tulle
Merle Boyles
Ralph Moore
Coxka Rober
Belle Abrams
Abram
J P Parks
Abrams
Argentine Republic
Chiropractic Ad Promotes Drugless Spine Healing
An educational ad explains chiropractic as a drugless health system focusing on correcting spinal displacements to restore nerve energy and normal function. It describes locating misaligned vertebrae by palpation, applying adjustments by hand, and notes treatment length varies with duration and severity. The piece lists practitioners in Cedar Falls Osage and Waverly with contact details.
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