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the cob as any other dent Coruns. Both of these varieties of corn may be used for late planting. In fact, they seeni to mature better wnen planted after the weather becomes warm than when planted early This characteristic of devel- oping when the weather is warm makes these varities of corn practically the only ones that farmers in the south are able to use after oats are har- vested, or after clovers when the last crop is allowed to ma- ture and cut for hay'. \\e cannot afford to let the .soil re- main idle from June until the time for preparing for fall crops, because of the loss of organuic matter in the soil and I:.. decrease in net returns per rtre by not keeping the soil producing some kind of crop all the time. A.FP.Kidder, I.iaaaa &Sa UuiverssI7. The Peoples Independent Warehouse, Incorporated. l ' n i t e l S t ,t r .o f .; t a t 't i ,' .t , r d'riil of \ .crlu.tlin. lI.. IT IKNOWN: Thalt on thi. title Day of th ' ri olth of ?la A. .l .II. 191h. befotre nit, F J. I1 ttz '. a Notary l'ul'lic. dil, w\\orii. colnum ..iliCedl and ia lil. '.i. uth, in .ul.d for the .dfore ..I ii p '.rih n:,l t .ttn e , .lud in the tr, - l i f the. \\1'i;t",t-- -h, ret -i .. mcl iliii . i rot1 r1 al!\ rInte :ad It l lp ireti the St\'- "u :.crIbhe,. \\h , 'IlltIt .i Id aliI -aid, th at .ly,*lliti tihe. ellet'lt' of the pro\i ti n of thi lu, -o the b t.it-e of l,ui, i.ul: relai i l\s tol the oranllriaIt lton of orpluorattion intd lalrttltllrl at lct _'h; of lh ; Gtintrall As .t ililt of the State of Loll. .iini tfIr thi \ ear of 1914. the-y Ido h.er.'. cove- Sanit allnld agreet , anid ind anti oli;at: Sthemelyest as \ttell a .tuch other ptr- o11', as hall hereafter becorie a.-r'iat- ed \e th the t to forul thlt.llIselves into and tolntitute ai hotlv polihtic in: law, for the objects anti purposes, and ulnder thie cond litiohns and sti llatioltsof the follow- ing articles of incorporation. viz: ARTICLE I. t That the name of said corporation shall be The Peoples Independent W arehouse, Incorporated." ARTICLE II. r The objects and purposes for w hit h 1 this corporatlon is organi.ed and tilhe -nature of the i -sed to each sttckihoilder, at kast if - teln dia\ s I fr. said meeting. t l thfer ttoikholI,-rs meIetini:, Wlai be hclI \th"t n ordered bI the Board of I lirrctors or upon tdein.in of twenty per cent 'ui of the outstal din. stlock, notice of sul h sll etil gs to le giveIn a prescril ti for llciting to elect ,lirectors. Ia:hi Stock- holder shall at tver- stockholders mt.t- ing be entitled to one vote, in person or ty written proxy, for each share of the capital stock held by himn, or he lmay send his vote [ty letter, the signature of which must tI aicknov ledged before a Notary Public or other officer authorized to take afidavits. The stockholders shall have the rirhllt of cumnulative votilig in the t lection of directors. U ntil the next general clec- tion to be held under this charter n the first legal day of the month of April 1917 the board of directors shall he composed of R. I. Montagne, J. Immergluck. II. B. Sere, E. M. Stebbins and Foley Le- Bouef all of Veriilian Parish, Louisiana with the said R. J. Montagne, of Abbe- ville, La., as President, J. Immergluck, of Abbeville La., Vice President, II. B. Sere, of Abbeville La., Secretary and E. M. Stebbins, of Abbeville La., as Treas- urer. The President or in his abs.,ncu, the Vice President of this corporation shall have powter in the name and be- half of the corporation to authorize the institution of any suit or legal proces as authoriazed by Section 16of said act 267 of 1914. ARTICLE VII. At a meeting of the stokitolilers duly calliled for the put pose by a vote of two thirds of all of the stock. these articles of incorporation may I e amieriled, modi- tfled or changed in any manner confor- ma!.le to the Laws of the :tate of Louis- Siana, including the increase or decrease Sof its capital stock. Provided, however, t that the objects and purposes of incor- poration shall not be changed, and the capital stock shall not be increased to more than the maximum permitted by this charter nor be decreased to less than the corporative iudebtedness. A Schange in objects and purposes may, however, be toted by all the stock is- sued andand an increase of the capital stock in excess of the amount named at the sum to which the capital stock may be increased may be made by three-fourths of the capital stock. Certificates of amendments shall be executed and filed in the same manner as the otiton, ARTICLE VIII. Whenever in the judgment of the board of directors it shall be deemed ad- vitsable to and for the benefit of this- corporation that it shall be dissolved, 1 the Board within ten dais alter the adoption of the resolutions to that effecbt by a majority of the whole board, at a meeting called for that purpose, of which meeting each director shall have e received at least three days notice; shall cause notic of the of the adoption of such resolution to be mailed to each stock- Sholded together with a sotice of the -stockholders meeting to be held at the office of the corporation to take actiou upon the resolution so adopted by the board of directors. The meeting of the stockholders shall be held at any hour fixed by the .oard of directors between -the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon r and 3 of the afternoon of the day so .named. On the day so appointed the t meeting may by consent of the majority in interest of the stodkholders present, be adjourned from time to time, and if at any meeting, original or adjourned, two-thirds in interest of all the stock- holders of the corporation shall vote that a dissolution shall take place, a certified copy of said resolution signed by the presiding officer and secretary of the meeting shall be filed in the office of the I secretary of the State, together with a -list of the names and residences of the directors and officers certified to by the -president and Secretary of the corpora. Mtion. Upon the secretary of the State issuing a certificate that the foregoing documents to have lien filed, the cor- poration shall stand dissolved, and that dissolution not less than three times in the paper published at Abbeville, La., annd tlhe corpor,'tion shall proceed to .settle up and adjust its busines and af fairs, Should all f the stockholders consent in atitinga dissolution omneet. f-g or notice thereof shall be necessary, Al TICLE IX. Upon the dissolutaon in any bategun.ro -IM f i.. , t'. r I , .1 llp a, 1.t l of th is cr.o at! ."'r .i .i to ,l y i:..l' it 't h'a itr ct e i' *l : .of r e nle n th , i th it Sul i:- -. t t ~ .,i"1t r II. i. 1 1 lI ..... ,,lit l t ,-fr tji r t h .rit.lt ,r,' iii t 1 '. ,1!i t. zth ,n u it , i', dl.tt.l ,tl tn , i ll. s tubsck i tir V lbder, at th, principal front door o the Court Halu of Sith E. Qvilarte, ofr Sejudicial Tentsee, Townon Eleen. out hrd, Junge Fl, 1916, To hee old foerihed propwith the ben est of apiraisement. uted hriff. VerVemilion Parish, L.ouian ilion, 17-wi th, Judicial District One cert.ain tract of nd o.ing an,15 bn Suessione Pari of Verni. and -tice is hereby given to all thi1d date thercof w hy the ad tini- entitleon and etatf the should not e dia charged from further trust and re- sponsibility his bond canceanled and the urities th Veron released. or Witness hand and official this 29th day of .May, 1916. Clerk of Court. Trot hsald & Samon. Attys. (On far tl, long tillie, good terns and a square deal. h if SJohn NuNier. S Re:a e PrJultry Journal i ' ^i '; : ' "1. "ii ".: ".' ; : v :' : , , 7'l , r -.1`" ,,' ,: 1 , \\ ,T I : It Reiiable Poultry Journal, Dept. 593 Quincy, Ill. A \\",;il,..v a :larc l,,:lllt n i.l:1 t,, 111 1:c \ti,, r ii,,,n. tlte rV"t.lt cutl\ctllincl'C .,ld i uilliOrt .ivcltl ,i. Electric Lights and Fans IFr full infiormationt and particulars call up tlhc Abe\lvlille \Vatcr and Light Plant .... 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