Rusk Cherokeean Post Office Entry Notice
The Rusk Cherokeean notes its second class matter status at the Rusk Texas post office under the 1879 act.
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Rusk
Texas
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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
10
How to Lure a Good Industry To Your Town
Elwood R. McIntyre reports Elk Horn Wisconsin transformed by new factories creating industrial payrolls. Plants produce chemicals paints TV parts aerial bomb components burial vaults bowling trophies sharpening machines harvester silos electric welders machinery trailers electronics gear tools dies and stainless steel polishing.
Industrial development corps draw factories to Wisconsin towns
Elkhorn and about 100 Wisconsin towns use incorporated industrial development corporations to lure plants. These bodies offer local financing, land options, and factory building to attract work without flashy subsidies, while promising fair taxes and sympathetic treatment. Local chambers often spearhead the start, with the aim of steady jobs nearby.
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Wisconsin
State Securities Department
Development Corporation
Booster Committee
R. J. Colbert
Bureau of Community Development
University of Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Elkhorn Forms Industrial Development Corp in 1945
A local drive to fund growth begins with a few visionaries who seek town support. Usual method is selling stock or bonds to residents, or municipally backed financing. In 1945 Elkhorn created its own Industrial Development Corporation, run by seven directors including a lawyer, an excavating contractor, a doctor, a grocer and three retired farmers.
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Elkhorn Industrial Development Corporation
Elkhorn
Elkhorn Development Corp builds bonds for new industry
Jack Gunyon recalls funding a $76,000 milking equipment factory and later expanding into frames for auto bodies and seamless pipe. The corporation funds land and improvements while manufacturers repay loans. Gunyon asserts no bad loans yet. Colbert notes no known industrial development losses in the state.
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Jack Gunyon
Minneapolis
Colbert
Elkhorn
Gunyon
Industrial Development Corporation
Professor Colbert
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