Studebaker Plans Stock Split and Wider Distribution
The Studebaker Corporation of South Bend Indiana calls a special meeting in Jersey City on April 1 to approve changing common stock from 100 to 40 par and issuing two and a half new shares for each old share, increasing authorized stock to 2 600 000 shares while only 1 875 000 will be needed to retire existing stock. A R Erskine states the plan aims to broaden distribution among employees dealers and car owners and to gain more stockholders.
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Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Indiana
A. R Erskine
Jersey City
N. J
Studebaker
Panhandle Music Festival Tickets Drawing Strong Interest
Orders pour in from across the Panhandle for tickets to the Panhandle Music Festival. Emil F. Meyers expects a large attendance from April 21 to 25 with many inquiring about the music memory contest as interest grows daily.
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Panhandle
Emil F. Meyers
Meyers
Denton Urges Care in Cotton Seed Selection
Harmon Benton cautions farmers about planting cotton seed from north of Chillicothe or Lubbock and shares test results from mill run seed. Trials show poor performance from several locations including Potter, Moore, Haskell, Deaf Smith, Jayton, and Chillicothe fields with varied yields.
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Chillicothe
Lubbock
Harmon Benton
Benton
Claude
Potter County
Colorado
Moore County
Haskell
Deaf Smith
Jayton
Rev Gordon Lang to Speak at Endeavor Convention
In Canyon Texas March 22 the Panhandle District Christian Endeavor convention announced that Rev Gordon Lang of West Texas State Teachers College will give an address during the event set for April 4 5 and 6 Lang formerly studied at the University of Cincinnati and preached sermons to youth there highlighting his role as a sociology lecturer at the teachers college.
Flaming Cross closes successful three day run
The Flaming Cross a true story of the Ku Klux Klan closed after a three day stand at the municipal auditorium. Crowds attended and praised the pantomime effects. A cast of thirty actors and a load of scenery supported the production directed by W. H. Gregory.
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United States
Municipal Auditorium
Boston
W. H. Gregory
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