Inquiries on New England Stocks and Bonds
Weekly Boston Post column invites inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England industrial, public utility, bank, and mill companies. Answers come impartially from data sources. no market forecasts or price guarantees given. readers must provide full name and street address.
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New Fongland
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Inquirer
Market Review and Outlook on Securities and Cape Cod Game Farm
The record details the Securities Corporation General cap, stock structure, and bonds issues with dividend histories, then shifts to John B. Burnham describing Cape Cod game farm restocking efforts. It notes ongoing dividend questions, non interest bearing holdings, and the farm’s role in restocking quail, grouse, ducks, and deer amid migratory bird protection gains.
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American Game Protective and Propagation Society
New York Press
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Burnham
East Head
United States
Dividend Notice Pensacola Electric Company
Preferred dividend No 44 declared a semiannual $5.00 per share payment to Pensacola Electric Company stockholders. The record date is November 23 1918 with a business cutoff November 16 1918. Stone Webster, Trenteer Agents.
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Stock Securities Corporation General Faces Restricted Voting
The document notes a payment call of 135,800 and two income items Income from underwriting rights and privileges and Trading profits raise questions about how these could be carried on Investors seek under what restrictions such activities are allowed, noting that a majority of common stock is under one year trusteeship by three trustees This blocks forming a precise value estimate for the stock without more detail.
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Westead
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Geanuuary
Fort Wayne
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Ter
Faw
Interborough
New York Central
Seld
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England
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Canada
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Securities Corporation General
Wolverine
Investment Qs on Boston & Maine and other securities
Reader questions discuss receivership, bond classes, and stock solvency for Boston & Maine. Explanations cover bond priorities, possible capital scaling, and who pays if receivership occurs.
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Last of Series on State Candidates Personal Side
The article concludes a series on gubernatorial contenders, noting broad national interest. It cites vote totals from last year: Governor Foss 193,184. Charles S. Bird 126,102. Joseph Walker 143,597. David I. Walsh 192,419 for Lieutenant Governor.
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Charles S. Bird
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David I. Walsh
Walsh Seen as Top Democratic Governor Candidate
The piece extols David J. Walsh as the leading Democratic governor hopeful, praising his personal appeal and broad party support. It notes his youth, looks, and brilliance drawing loyal allies across Massachusetts communities, with volunteers organizing in towns and cities to back him.
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William F. Russell
David J. Walsh
Walsh
Dave
Loyalty in Cash Spurs Campaign Support for Walsh
A Massachusetts rally showcases loyalty as volunteers commit funds to Lt Governor Walsh's campaign. The piece highlights his modest means and long effort within the Democratic Party, dating back to his 1900 Legislature bid from Clinton, and notes reforms he championed to broaden voter access and promote progressive measures. It mentions a $150 collective contribution from supporters.
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Walsh
Massachusetts
Walsh Presented as Steady Democratic Candidate for Governor
The piece profiles Lieutenant Governor Walsh as a durable Democratic leader, detailing his rise from humble mill family roots in Clinton Massachusetts to Holy Cross and Boston University and his record in labor and welfare cases. It highlights his 70 year first as lieutenant governor, role in shaping party platforms, restraint in the current race, and appeal to volunteers while denouncing alleged ties to Tammany forces. The article credits his temperament, public-spirited work ethic, and consensus-building skills as key to his candidacy.
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Foss
Clinton
Mass
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Weidemann to Meet Burns at Grand Opera House
Cyclone Burns, at around 200 pounds, meets Fritz Weideman a 20 pound Hollander with a soud reputation in a best two of three catch as catch can bout at the Grand Opera House Thursday. Burns trains hard, aims for fame this winter, and a loss would crimp his plans.
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Fritz Weideman
Burns
Weideman
Rickey Coaching Washington Uni Back Field
Branch Rickey guides the Washington University back field in St. Louis while the Browns manager, a former Ohio Wesleyan halfback in 1900, is seen as the near unanimous pick for the all Ohio eleven.
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Washington University
St. Louis
Browns
Ohio Wesleyan University
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