Central Leather Company and Wilson & Co Stock Insights
Central Leather, incorporated 1905 and merged with United States Leather, owns tanneries, mills, railroads, and timber lands with real estate in New York and Boston. In 1916 its profits tripled 1915 due to war demand, with 93.25 million in sales. Wilson & Co, a leading packer with 120 distributing branches, shows 1916 earnings of 4.075 million on common after bonds and preferred, amid strong growth and potential June dividend.
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Central Leather
Lawrence
Central Leather Company
United States Leather Company
Allied Industries
New York
Boston
Wilson & Co
Manchester
N. H
United States
Sulzberger & Sons Company
Anaconda Copper Mining declares dividend on $50 par stock
The Board of Directors of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company declares a dividend of 2.00 per share on capital stock par value 50.00 payable May 28 to holders of record at 12 o clock noon on April 21 1917. Stockholders who have not converted to $50 par value shares should do so promptly to receive the dividend. A H Mellin. Se
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Anaconda Coperr Mining CO
Broadway
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Oh. Mellin. Se
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
F. W. Batchibelder
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
E. Farwell
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Code
Luve
Unification Plan Proposed for Boston and Maine System
Minority stockholders unveil a reorganization plan to unite the Boston & Maine with its leased lines under a new Boston & Maine Railroad Company. It offers two stock classes, prohibits stock assessments, funds all debt, and aims for uniform dividend returns while preserving key entities and ratings.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Charles S. Mellen
Boston & Maine Minority Stockholders’ Protective Association
Edward F. Brown
Conrad W. Crocker
Edwin F. Dwelley
Boston & Maine
Ihe
Market Review and Outlook Signals Mixed Week
The market showed limited strength in usually inactive sectors while rails industrials and coppers fell from prior highs. Despite bullish broker sentiment and strong earnings prospects for Steel, widespread profit taking and a probable near term reaction cloud the near term outlook as investors await U S policy signals and possible peace developments.
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Aloo
Congress
Wilson
Germany
Denmark moves to exploit peat and lignite for fuel
Denmark debates a bill to seize peat bogs and lignite deposits for state use, allowing government mines and compulsory labor with troops if needed. The fuel crisis has prompted strict limits on consumption as coal imports from England dwindle due to submarine warfare.
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Copenhagen
London
Denmark
England
Germany
Germany braces for winter fuel crisis measure
From Germany the report notes warm weather relief is expected to ease the crisis. The new measure aims to shield the coming winter by preventing freezing if regular fuel supply to Denmark is cut off entirely, relying on goodwill from the two beligerent powers.
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Germany
Denmark
Historic Lexington raises shave prices
Lexington barber rates rise by 5 cents to 15 cents per shave marking a four decade price jump from 10 cents. Teeing contractors lift team hire costs from 464 to 7, signaling broad local price hikes beyond grooming.
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Lexington
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