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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
8
A promotional pitch for the Kentucky Live Stock Insurance Company outlines profits, generous dividends, and expert board members. It claims a long operating history, strong demand, and that private investors gain a partner status with a voice in management and rising earnings as business expands.
The Kentucky Live Stock Insurance Company outlines its stock offering with a $50 000 capital stock and rights to increases under law. All shares grant equal profits with no options or watered stock. Each holder has one vote per share and stock is fully paid at 15 dollars per share. All issued stock remains treasury stock.
A list of officials breeders and directors from Kentucky and nearby states includes J. W. Newman of Versailles as company president and agricultural commissioner, M. W. Ripy of Louisville as attorney and vice president, and Abram Renick of Winchester as American Short Horn Association president among others.
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