Emerson Motors aims to market the lowest priced five passenger car
The Emerson Motors Company announces a $395 five passenger touring car on a 110 inch wheel base, produced in Long Island City New York. Led by R C Hupp the venture claims low cost design durability and potential high profitability backed by extensive officers directors and advisory board connections with strong financial projections and a cash treasury.
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Standard Oil Company
Bayonne
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New York
N. Y
Jesse R. Leonard
Columbia National Bank
Pittsburg
Charles A. Towne
United States
Minnesota
Towne & Co Attorneys
Amos H. Stephens
East 42d
New York City
American Audit Co
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Emerson
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Rush for auto agencies to handle Emerson cars
New York Commercial report from June 14 1916 notes hundreds of applications from every state to obtain Emerson Four agencies. Each request requires 83950 and aims to sell 500 cars this year to boost shareholder profits, with plans to produce 100 cars daily after January 1 1917 and appoint agents nationwide. The direct sales tactic uses 500 cars as samples while distributors’ profits rise.
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Emerson Motors Co., Inc
New York
Campbell
Somes
Reese
Hootee
Emerson Motors Company Investment Offer Promises Big Profits
An obscure historical notice promotes part ownership in Emerson Motors Incorporated with 7 percent preferred stock and common stock options. It outlines projected 1917 profits from a 30,000 car annual plan, bonus common stock, and price tiers from 20 to 5 000 dollars, urging prompt response.
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Emerson Motors Co., Inc
Bonus of Common Stock for Prudential Reasons
The Emer Son Motors Company offers holders of its 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock a non negotiable non transferable Order for Future Delivery of Common Stock. The plan grants a 50 percent bonus of common stock with each purchase, to be called in by June 1, 1919, with full dividend rights maintained until then. The company asserts this gift stock will prove valuable when exchanged for actual common stock. 100,000 shares of preferred stock are offered at par value of $10.00 each.
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Maine
California
Illinois
Alabama
Boston
el Paso
Texas
Emerson Motors Compbaity, Inc
Campbell
Tom Jones
Peter Smith
New Hampshire
Oregon
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoaing
Florida
Emerson
Emerson Motors Company, Inc
Wall Street
Esse
Ceer
Emersons Motors Company, Inc
Subscription payment for preferred stock shares
Herewith find the payment in full for shares ordered at par ten dollars per share. Includes check bank draft or money order or express money order. If this subscription is accepted, certificates will be mailed to the subscriber.
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