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Four Hurt In Early A. M. Crash Two auto accidents involving injuries to several occupants were reported here during the past week. Saturday, John Cowing, 81, of Bancroft, was shaken up and jured when his Model A' slipped off a county road in Lotts Creek twp. He was taken to Stf Arm hospital, Wednesday morning of last week at 2 a.

a car driven by Lawrence Chipman of Hurt, and a second one with three Japanese chicken sexers from Bancroft, crashed head-on about 3 Vz miles north of Burt on highway 169. Chipman was turning into his farm driveway at the time the crash. The Japs received injuries which included a broken leg and cuts, and Chipman received a broken arm and broken jaw. Ward Allen, state highway patrolman, investigated the crash. Titonka Burt Lions To Picnic Titonka The Burt and Titonka Lions club plan a joint picnic with their families at the picnic grounds halfway between the two towns.

A committee from the Titonka Lions club was named last Thursday evening to help arrange the affair. On the committee ace Herman Dreesmnn, R. L. Krantz, George Bonacker, Louis Bartlett and Wm. Boyken.

Union 4-H iwet The Union boys 4-H club held their regular meeting at the school house Tuesday, May 13. Mike Scott spoke on erosion, and Marvin Hackbarth on grass waterways. Luncheon was served by the hosts. Good Hope Meeting The Farm Bureau on Thursday, May 22, at 8:00 o'clock in the Good Hope community rooms in celebration'of its thirtieth anniversary. Joe Ricker, a life-long member, was the speaker, and the League of Women Voters presented an education Doon Clubs Wind Up Meetings For Activity Year Cdan The WSCS meets this week Thursday with Mrs.

Jean Boleneus. The Woman's Club met last week Wednesday with Mrs. Boleneus and Catherine Moeller gave the lesson oh Panama. This is the last meeting'of the year. Mrs.

R. Buffington accompanied W. H. Bosworth and her daughter, Mrs. Errol Peterson, to Ames Saturday where they visited Mr.

and Mrs. Art Buffington and attended Veishea. Mrs. Art Buffington is the fdrmer Ardis Bosworth. Mrs.

Thomas Young attended the County Legion Auxiliary meeting at Titonka Tuesday. Mrs. Ross Buffington accompanied Mrs. Roy Budlohg of Titonka to attend funeral services for Mrs. Ed Dittmer at Burt Monday.

The District No. 8 of Buffalo Twp. picnic was held on Friday. Anna Andrews of Titonka is the teacher. This is one of the few county schools still operating and because of the small number of pupils is considering closing for the coming year.

Mr. and Mrs, Dale Struthers spent Sunday at the Lee Struthers home at Spirit Lake. Larry Kiley and Richard Ringsdorf of this community graduated from the Titonka school at the commencement exercises Wednesday evening, and from the eighth grade were Sharon Smith and Sidney Buffington. Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Buffington and the Ho Buffington fanMlies spent Sunday evening at the Donald Buffington home near Forest Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Christensen and Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Young drove to Airdale Monday and attended funeral services for Marvin Hansen, whp was killed in a highway accident last week. Marvin lived in this community during his teen years. John Johnson of Irvington arid Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Johnson were Sunday guests of the Geo. Johnsons. Mr, and Mrs. Lee Kiley and Betty Ann spent last week Sunday with the Clark Kiley family at Renwick. Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Carlson left Friday morning to visit the Herman Ward family at Murdock, also the Merlin Anderson "amily at Raymond. They expect fish before returning middle of the week. ADDING MACHINE ROLLS, largest stock in North Iowa, Al i gofia Upper Des Moinea. Council Minutes WHISK AWAY WEEDS Banish Dandelions, Plantain, Buckhorn and other broadleaved weeds with the easy to use, Scotts dry applied compounds.

low cost weed control development of Scotts lawn research. Kill coarse weeds on 50 50 ft ,11,000 sq ft- for only $4.85 WEED FEED-- Unfque compound that kills weeds as it feeds grass to greater health and beauty. Excellent for improving run down lawiw. Treat 2500 sq ft SEXTON NEWS Mrs. Carrie Olsen and Mrs.

A. L. Benschoter of Algona visited Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gertie Christensen at Ringstecl, the occasion being Mrs. Christensen's birthday.

Jean Keith spent Thursday night with her friend, Glennda Sue Gabrielson. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mimbach left Thursday morning with his brother, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Mimbach, Renwick, for Hackensack, where they will spend several weeks at a resort. Mrs. Ambrose Lickteig and Mrs. Glenn Gabrielson attended the Kossuth County Rural Women's Musical at 'Burl, Tuesday evening. Mrs.

John Jennings visited Friday afternoon with her daughter and family, M.rs. Willard Gregson in Algona. Mrs. James Stebbins, Alice Jean and Carol Sue and Mrs. V.

L. Stebbins, Algona, visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Nell Op'heim. Mr. and Mrs.

Kelley from Jolley are here in charge of. the Kelly Lumber company during the absence of the manager, Martin Mimbach who is on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly are living at the Mimbach home.

The City Council met in sPf sion at 5:00 P. M. on April 25. 103, the Mayor and all Coxineilmcn present. The Council decided to purchase Houeh Payloadcr with Material Bucket and Cab for the use; of Department the 1043 1-6 Tractor and Loader to be traded in.

The meeting was then The City Council mot in special session nt 8:00 p. M. on April 28, 1952. with the Mayor and all Couneilrtten present. A resolution was adopted authorizing the Mayor to execute ft Contract for and in behalf of the City for the purchase of street equipment as decided at previous meeting.

The meeting was adjourned. A special meeting of the City Council was called at 8:00 A. May 7. 1952, with the Mayor and all Councilmen present. Present also was Health Otn- i cer Dr Schultcr.

who explained the purpose of the meeting and gave His A resolution was adopted directing all dop owners within the corporate limits of the City to confine and restrain all clogs upon the premises of the owner within building or other enclosure or upon a leash within the of a responsible person, for a period of GO davs; and that all nogs found at large will be impounded and destroyed ns may be done under the ordinances of the City. A resolution was adopted directing Police Officers to kill and destroy all stray cats and all cats running at large. The' meeting was then adjourned. a HALL-STRAHORN HARDWARE On The North Side Of The Street Lcskofan Hurt In Repair Mishap Lakola Mr. and Mrs.

Emory Smith went to Pocahontas last week, called there by injury to their son, Dick. Dick has been working with a telephone repair crew, and received a cut across his chest and on his ear from a falling pole. He was able to resume work lgotConoco'sNEWl-23 Service ONOCO'S great new "50,000 Wear" Service will help your engine perform better, last longer, use less gasoline and oil! And here's proof: This is exactly the same service that kept test cars new in Conoco's spectacular "50,000 Miles Wear" road test! In that famous test, with mile drams and proper filter service, test car engines showed no wear of any consequence; in fact, an average of less than one one-thousandth inch on cylinders and crankshafts. Gasoline mileage for the last 5,000 miles was actually i99.77% as good as for the first 5,000. Now you can get this same 1-2-3 "50,000 Wear" Service, at your Conoco Mileage Merchant's, today! The City Council met in adjourned session 15, 1052, With the Mayor and all Councilmen present.

Kenneth Foster was employed as a Special Police to catch dogs, care for dog pound and the disposal of dogs killed. 'The fee paid by William Lamuth for investigation by the Board of Adjustment was returned to him, the Board having no jurisdiction. Building permits were granted to Del Leaneagh, Mrs. Clara Walker, Lena Loss, H. M.

Hautaerg, John Dunn, Jerry Lewis, Hilda Gronwall. M. J. Mowers, C. LaBarre, Merryman.

C.ow- nn Stillman. Joe Lynch, T'gges Drug, Wm. Barry, Sinclair Refining Co Arnold Arlenc Thomas. Combs Bulletin J. F.

Hofius, Frank Mien- ke, Viking Oil Mrs. O. E. Biitler- worth. Gene Abbot, Mrs.

Andy Bowman, Marie Shackelford and Bradley Bros. The application for a permit, of the Algona All-Gas Co. was tabled lor further investigation. Mel B. Griffin was re-appointed to the Board of Adjustment lor a term of five years.

A resolution accenting the proposal of. the Iowa Road Building a change of method of application ot leveling course, was adopted. Bids for a new police ear were opened and read as follows: Kossulh Motor Co a 1052 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe for and present police car; Kent Motor a 1952 Ford. Customline, lor $337.10 and present police car. The bid of the Kent Motor Co.

being considered the best bid. was accepted. The rales for the 1052 season for the swimming pool were set the same as lie 1051 season. Joss Lashbrook and Kenneth Dillon were granted six hours pay for overtime on May 3rd, at the regular ''ate. The following claims were allowed GENERAL GOVERNMENT FUND Kossuth Co.

Agri. Rent 15.00 William Lamuth Refund. 5.00 STREET FUND Jess Lashbrook, Salary 11300 L. L. Merchant.

Salary Fred Gronbach, Salary 00.00 Albert Pcrgnnde. Salary £1.20 Kenneth Dillon, Salary 88.80 Merlin Hansen, Salary H8.80 John Bahr. Salary 70.20 Ennurt Hanse.n, Labor M-00 Donald McGinnis. Labor 13.00 Iowa State Bank, Tax 28.70 PUBLIC SAFETY FUND Cecil McGinnis, Salary 129.10 Al Boekelrnan. Salary J2G.60 A Weishaar, Salary 109.80 Allen Wagner.

Salary 120.00 James Egli, Salary Raymond Krcbs. Salary Iowa State Bank, Tax 51.60 Ira Kohl. Salary 20.00 SANITATION FUND lieakus Helmors. Labor SJS.ljJ i Rpiner Helmers, Labor M--W John Hplmers. Labor Verne Scobba.

Labor JOS.02 Howard Pontecost, Labor Iowa State Bank, Tax Sj.10 Miirv Norton. Labor IM.75 RECREATION FUND Mitcholl, L'ibor 10.50 DEBT SERVICE DEPARTMENT owa Stale Bank, Interest State Bank, Interest Iowa State Bank, Interest 1M.1M Iowa State Bank, Interest Iowa State Bank, Interest 13.t'>2 luwa State Bunk, Interest 310.00 Iowa Slate Bunk, Interest Iowa Slate Bank, Interest S7.50 On motion duly iruidu the Council adjourned until May 2U, 1052. B. P. RICHARDSON Mayor Attest: IVY D.

SCUFFHAM City Clerk for Primary Road right-6f-way. 1 for the purpose of obtaining Suiifble material with which to Improve or maintain Primary Roads of the State of Iowa, as is authofUed and permitted by Chapter 313, and in the manner prescribed in Chapter d71 and 472 of the 1946 Code of Iowa and any amendments thereto. That a commission for the purpose of appraising and awarding damages which will be caused by said appropriation and condemnation, has been selected and appointed as by law provided. You are further notified that said commissioners will on the 6th day of 1952, at 10:15 o'clock, A. view said premises and proceed to apprise said damages, at which time you may appear before said commissioners It you care so to do.

IOWA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION By Robert L. karsOft Attorney General By Folsom Everest. Special Assistant Attorney General and Counsel to the Iowa State Highway Commission NOfICE OP INCORPORATION Notice is hereby given that there has been incorporated under and by virtue of Chapter 491 ot the 1950 Code of Iowa and Acts amendatory thereto. corporation as follows: The name of the corporation if Mor- Gro, Inc. and its principal office and place of business is Algona, Kossuth County, Iowa.

The general nature of the business to be transacted by this corporation shall be to engage In the fertilizer business, and in connection therewith, but without limiting the generality thereof, to engage in the business of buying, selling, leasing and preparing for maiket of all kinds of commercial farm feeds and equipment, and to engage in the promotion of the sales of same, and to engage in the buying, selling, leasing and marketing of and dealing in other merchandise and other property of every nature and description, aiid to do everything necessary, proper, advisable, convenient and incidental thereto or connected llmre- with. The amount of the capital stock authorized by the said Articles of Incorporation is $50.000.00. consisting of 5.000 shares of the par value of $10.00 each. The Board of Directors shall have power to and shall determine the time and conditions of the issuance of the capital stock; but said stock must be fully paid for in money or property at Its cash value when issued and shall be non-assessable. None of the shares of stock ot this corporation shall be transferable, except on the books of the Corporation: each Share of stock to be issued subject to the restriction that oefore the holder of record of such stock may sell, pive, devise or otherwise transfer his share or shares of stock to any person or persons other than the incorporalors named herein, such holder shall lirst offer every such share or shares to the Directors for the use of corporation and at the same price which such holder has been offered for the sale thereof, and such Directors shall have an option of thirty days from the date of such offer in which to purchase such share or shares of stock at a like price, bbt if such offet is not accented bv the Directors within said thirty day period, then the holder thereof may dispose of such share or shares of stock as he may see fit.

The coroora- tion reserves and shall have a first lien on the share of any stockholder for any debt or liability by him owing to the corporation. The corporation commenced business on the 24th day of April. 1952 ami its corporate existence runs for a period of twenty (20) years from said date unless sooner terminated or dissolved bv a vote of Uvo-thirds ot its outstanding shares of stock at a regular Tuesday, May 27, OP special meeting. The affairs of this corporation Snail bo conducted by a Board of Directors consisting of not less than three nor more: than seven directors to be elected by the stockholders at the aniual mooting of the corporation and shall hold office for one year or until their successors are elected and qualified. In the absence of a by-law fixing the number of directors, the number shall be three.

The officers of this corporation shall be a president, vice-president, se-re- tarv. and a treasurer. Said officers shall be "elected by tho Board of Directors from their own number each year on the clav of the annual meetinfi or the stockholders or as soon as practicable after the adjournment of said meeting. The regular or anmiu) meeting of the stockholders shall be held on the first Monday of August or each year beginning with the year Until the annual meeting in the directors Shan be: Virgil C. Smith.

Alttona. Iowa Gerald P. Frankl, Algona. Iowa Bernard A. Frankl, Algona, Iowa and the officers shall be: Virgil C.

Smith. President. Gerald P. Frankl, Bernard A. Frankl, Secretary Treasurer The private properly of the stockholders forever be exempt from corporate debts and liabilities.

Is) V. C. Smith VIRGTL C. SMITH. President Mor-Gro, Inc.

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OH COMPANY ual ay Conoco Service Phone 1175 701 E. State C. G. Venteicher Tank Wagon Sales Service Phone HJ i am. NOTICE In the Matter of the Condemnation ol Certain Land by the Iowa Slate ilish- for the Use Uiriu-fit of the State of Iowa the Improvement of Primary Road No.

west of Corwith. low.i, located in Kossuth County. Project FN-H51. TO: Gilbert Betzer. Gilbert Trustee.

Keua E. BeUer. to all other persons, companies or cor- pnrutions having any interest i i DI owning any of the following described real estate: NW 1-4 SE 1-4, SW 1-4 SE 1-1, NE 1-4 SE 1-4 and SE 1-4 SE 1-4 of Sec. H27W of the 5th P.M., suth County, Iowa. You, and each of you, are heu-by notified that the State of lowu the condemnation of the following 'l scribed Mand: Beginning at the SK corner ol Sec.

24, T34N, R27W of the alh P.M., thence 8U dug. 45'W li thence 0 liVW 2U31.li it. thence 81) dee. 45'E It. to the S'i Cor.

of said Sec. 24. theiue 0 deg H'-j'E 8631. ft. along east line of the SE'j of said 24 to the point ol beginning containing O.HI acres, more or I.

exclusive ol the present lushw.i Tin- land to be appropi for the inn pose of securing nu lor the imp.ovement of said lng is described ab follows: Commencing at the 1 Cur of Sec 24. T'J-JN'. R27W, thence dea. 45'W 62.6 ft. to the point beginning, thence.

0 deK. 1 thence 81) deg. 'A 115.0 thence 0 deg. thence 80 deg 115.0 It. to the point ol beginning containing 1.4!) acres, more or Alio, commencing at the SE ol Sec.

24. TD4N, R27W. Uu; live defi. 45'W 64.6 thence 0 deg. 15'W 33.0 ft.

to the poinl bc'Riiming. thence 80 deg. V7 1150 thence 0 deg. 1 thence dt'S i 115.0 it thence 0 cleg. 15'E In' ft.

to the ijomt ol beginning. lining 2.73 acres, inure or Nutf. The bearing of the ea- 1 01 Saul SE i is taken as 0 deg. E. Borrow will be taken on a slop- flatter than a plus 0.3'; grade bottom ol proposed road ditch intersect a back slope which i-- not steeper than 5 to 1.

It is specifically provided the oi tracts eondeiniuti for the purpose 01 securing material the improvement ot said high 1 revert to the owner thereof umne upon completion of said im ment arid of eontiact fijie by the luv. a Slate Highway Cum- mission. Kossuth County Project No. which' is shown in cross-hatched part oi the plat "Exhibit attaclu -i to the application uled herein, to -i: you are referred. That the appropriation of iuught by Condemnation pivcee 1 7'j -nail Experienced Mechanics Using Latest Testing Equipment DRIVE IN TOMORROW FOR: Tune-Up Wheel Balance Adjustment System Flush Flush Refill Lubrication WE DO COMPLETE OVERHAUL WORK We Service 'Em Big, Little or In-Between latest and Most Up-Tp-Date Engine Testing iqgipment for Cars Trucks, Tractors Complete, Modern Equipment for Handling AH Types Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Farm Machinery NA IMPLEMENT Extert Repair Service on AIL MAKES CARS AU MAKES TRUCKS AU MAKfS FA8M MACHINERY No Way To The Polls June Call 1031 For A Free Side.