Packers Losing Foreign Market probe notes packers stance
Washington June 7 The House Agriculture Committee pressed the Nell Reynolds meat inspection inquiry with Thomas E Wilson of Nelson Morris & Co arguing cost of inspection should not fall on packers while warning the foreign market has been damaged by agitation. Wilson and supporters urged a stringent sanitary law covering packing houses but opposed costs shifted to producers and onerous labeling. Witnesses described dirty floors and unsanitary conditions in Chicago plants, arguing reforms must protect trade without imposing unfair burden.
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Elite Seashore Retort and Continental Open for Summer Rates
The 790 foot Larsi is set to be launched soon with a 49000 ton displacement and 24 to 26 knot speed. The Elite Seashore Retort and The Continental at Atlantic Beach Florida advertise reduced summer tourist rates, private baths, and suites, with connections via Jacksonville terminal.
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Real Estate Syndicate Eyes Atlanta Growth Boom
A bold Atlanta plan outlines heavy demand for homes and vacant lots as new investments. The syndicate will buy property, develop first class subdivisions, and sell homes for cash or installments to maximize profits amid city prosperity. Real estate purchases will be by experienced men with strict economy and approved profits.
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Board Appoints High Order Investment Committee
A board forms a committee of directors to direct all investments. The group is described as very important and will be filled with men of high order of ability.
Property Sale Plans for Syndicate Emphasize Aggressive Handling
The syndicate outlines valued properties and fixed prices by a real estate committee with expert subdivision service. The board will ensure aggressive property handling using up-to-date methods to protect syndicate interests.
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Directors Named for Atlanta Syndicate Ambitious Enterprise
Stockholders will choose directors in Atlanta to lead a highly successful syndicate. These men are expected to be experienced business leaders of proven ability who will select from among themselves the officers and managers best suited to run the enterprise.
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Expense of management simplified by no salaried officials
The proposal states that no salaried officials will be employed, a plan that has gained wide support. It notes stockholders must approve before any salaries are paid, signaling a simplified management structure pending investor consent.
Capital stock plan allows early business start with 50000
Our charter sets a 250000 capital but permits starting business once 50000 is raised. Stock divides into Class A and Class BR with on demand payments. Class A requires 10 percent on demand and 5 percent monthly until paid. Class BR requires the whole amount subscribed on demand, broadening access to investment.
Division of Profits Syndicate Seeks Quick Stockholder Returns
Under proper management and with no expertise of any consequence the syndicate will be in posi tion to make money for the stockholders from the set beginning It will be practically a partner ship of all interested and the profits will be divided as often as it is deemed wise to do so.
Real estate plan promises safe cash investment for stockholders
The proposal outlines an aggressively run syndicate aiming to maximize money for investors. It pledges valuable real estate and readily convertible cash as protections for stockholders, with all assets described as liquid and secure.
Hog Case Sparks Heated Privy Controversy at Meat Plant
Testimony centered on a hog not cleaned and tuberculosis concerns in the facility. Witnesses alleged brutal treatment of workers, including young girls, and accused officials of biased reporting as a government inquiry adjourned.
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