Inquiries on New England stocks posted by Boston Post
The Boston Post formats weekly reader questions on listed and unlisted stocks of New England firms. It notes no guaranteed accuracy and no market forecasts, asks for full name and address, and provides answers about invested capital, stock values, and dividend histories for Amoskeag, Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power, United Fruit, Pullman, American Telephone, and others.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
American Telephone
Pullman
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light
Arrow Rock Oil Co stock offers 127 percent annual dividends
Investors are invited to buy Arrow Rock Oil Co shares at five dollars each with one percent monthly dividends, equating to twelve percent per year. The firm has five drilled wells on one lease and owns seven more leases totaling 1900 acres in Oklahoma, with no debt or preferred stock.
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Answer—The
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Arrow Rock Oil Co
Oklahoma
Market Review and Outlook for 1918
The market drifted in a narrow range last week with little net change as some leading stocks fell while others advanced to new highs. The heavy winter disruption limited rail movement and plant operations, prompting anticipated dividend adjustments at major companies, notably United States Steel, with expectations of a 5 percent dividend and a spring market rebound as shipment traffic resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Middle West
Steel Corporation
Waterfront Calendar and Fish Pier News From The Landsman
A maritime calendar for January notes phases and celestial events, with temperatures across cities and fish pier updates. The Breaker In quantu Boston hauled 290000 pounds, plus minor arrivals Henrietta and Benjamin W. Smith. coal from Bristol to East Boston. Artemis from South America docked with wool and hides.
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Fish Pier
South
Quantu
Boston
Henrietta
Benjamin W. Smith
Bristol
Norfolk
Burton Furber Coal Company
East
Artemis
South America
Langstad
Landsman
Elks Meet Plans for Reconstruction Hospital No. 1
The B P O E Garnd Lodge commission meets at the Copley Plaza to approve plans for the United States first reconstruction hospital. The $300000 facility near Peter Bent Brigham Hospital will serve 600 patients and become a model for similar hospitals.
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United States
B. P. O. E. Garnd Lodge Commission
Copley Plaza Hotel
War Department
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Parker Hill
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Joseph T. Fanning
New York
Jerome B
Fisher
Jamestown
N. Y
Copley Plaza
James R. Nicholson
Fred C. Harper
Tener
England
Canada
France
Boston
Edward Brackett
Army
Fred J. Cotton
Elks’ Hospital
B. P. O. BE. Reconstruction Hospital No
Newport Harbor Ice Bound After Freezing Night
Newport Harbor remains ice bound as steady sea ice pushes into the inner harbor all day. Temperatures near zero cause rapid new ice formation and impede shipping activity.
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Newport Harbor
Bee Hee
Curley Reflects on Boston Politics and His Four Years
Former Boston Mayor James Curley discusses his administration, blaming a coalition of rivals and press for defeat while praising reforms in health, schools, and city services. He condemns Fitzgerald tactics, defends his policy on civil service and recalls plans to campaign for governor, noting war’s impact on budgets and growth.
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Chamber of Commerce and Businessmen of
Boston
Fitzgerald
P. A. Collins
David I. Walsh
United States Senate
Walsh
Democratic Party
Senate
Sherman L. Whipple
Parker House
School Street
Peters
Rupert Carven
Curley
United Press
Gallivan
Tague
Martin Lomasney
Lomasney
City Hall
Finance Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Good Government Association
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Sheridan
Murphy
Republican Party
West Roxbury
Boston Trade School
Burnham Fund
Jim
American Boy Soldier In British Service Describes Frontline Life
An American youth who earned the title Sergeant after 13 years in U S military service travels to England to enlist in the British army and reaches the trenches in France. He recalls going over the top, being wounded, six weeks of convalescence, trench digging in No Man's Land, and serving on listening posts to detect German tunneling while describing bombs and the camaraderie between Canadians and Americans in baseball terms.
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United States
England
France
No Man’s Land
Night patrol in No Man's Land ends in narrow escape
The narrator joins a recon patrol in No Man's Land with twelve men and an officer. They lure a Bowie covering party, suffer casualties, and survive through quick thinking and cautious withdrawal. The narrator later crawls German wire at night, loses a revolver, nearly returns to the enemy lines, and escapes back to trenches shaken but alive.
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No Man’s Land
Bowie
No Man's Land
Staged Under Fire in Quiet Rest Billets
Three days after the incident the company was relieved from the front and sent to reserve billets for about two weeks and then back of the line to rest. The division would be restored by drafts as recruits from Beet. The author and men settle in, parade scheduled, and duties described as they begin updating neglected correspondence.
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Wall Street
Congress
McCall
Mr. Coolidge
Speaker Cox
Grafton Cushing
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Beetveryone
Also Mentioned on This Page
UBLIC
the National City Company
National City Bank Building
State Street
W. H. J. Brookline
Amoskeag
H. B. J. Concord
N. H
United Fruit
J. B. H. Portland
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light & Power Company
Manchester
Wisconsin - Minnesota Light & Power Company
Wisconsin
Minnesota
American Public Utilities Company
Chippewa
Flambeau
Red Cedar
Hau Claire
Dunn
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Stacy, Orr & Company
Broad St
New York, N
The
Arrow Rock Company
Connecticut Power Company
State of Connecticut
Stone & Webster
Aceritan Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
Parwedli
Treamrer
Conveyancers Title Insurance Company
Wits Teesreeer
Capitol Oil
Capitol Petroleum Co
N.Y
Corporation
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Albany
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Montreal
Blamarck
Nantucket
Buffalo
New Orleans
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Denver
Seersee
Pittsburg
Portland
Des Moines
Eastport
Ore
Galveston
San Francisco
Flattera
St. Toulo
Helena
Paul Weaveres
Jacksonville
Seattle
Bee
Kansas City
Washington
ELKS
O. K
Commission On Reconstruction Hospital
Dr. Cotton
Head
Excise Board
Matthews
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Arthur Guy Empey
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