To Stockmen and Farmers of the Middle West
A Skinner Packing Company promotion urges livestock producers to join as manufacturers in the packing process. It argues producers earn small profits while packers gain ten to twenty times, inviting farmers, bankers and cattlemen to invest to capture larger profits in cattle hog and sheep goods.
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Middle West
Skinner Packing Company
Skinner Packing Companies Expand to Modern Midwest Facility
Paul J. Skinner and Lloyd Skinner lead Omaha’s Skinner Packing Company and related ventures with assets over seven million. The new Daylight Snow white Independent Packing Plant will be the era’s most modern facility, featuring cornerstones like a sub-basement cold storage, peak refrigeration efficiency, sixteen car docks, and a forty acre site adjoining major stock yards. The group operates Skinner Manufacturing and Skinner Baking, with stock offerings to investors on a ground floor basis, promising stable, profitable involvement and no past investor losses.
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Paul J. Skinner
Lloyd _ Skinner
Skinner Packing Company
Omaha
United States
Skinner Manufacturing Company
Skinner Baking Company
Securi
South Side
Indus
Union Stock Yards
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Asion Stock Yards
Wilson & Co. Earnings and Financing Compared to Pack Industry
The 1918 financials for Wilson & Co. show net profit on 20 million dollars of common stock at about 34.49 per share after preferred dividends, with a high plan of capitalization and use of borrowed funds enabling over 10 million in preferred stock and 20 million in common stock to earn significant profits. The Federal Trades Commission report notes that leading packers in 1917 earned about 21.6 percent on capital stock and 10.5 percent on invested capital, while profits often remain hidden in accounts. The comparison implies Wilson & Co. leveraged financing to achieve high earnings, and the discussion suggests similar prospects for Skinner Packing Company.
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Ilson & Co
Wixom & Co
Sulsberger & Sons
Wilson & Co
Uhe
United States
Federal Trades Commission
Wilfan We Lo
Kuhn Loeb € Co
Guarantee Trust Co
Chase. National Bank
New York
AES Bae Share
Corporation of Wilken & Co
Lad
Feport
Ley
Luchcom
Chicago
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Wm. Bt. Colliver
ConRuillea of Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House of Representaives
Commission
Armour & Co
Skinner Packing Company
Tipanaoe
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