Winnipeg Creamery Collapse Forcing Assignment By Creditor Group
A creditor meeting reveals the Winnipeg Creamery and Produce Co under S M Barre faced collapse after heavy express rates and bank pressure. The Dominion Bank seized control, with farmers owed for recent cream supplies while assets may cover about 10 000 and liabilities near 18 000. A going concern sale seems unlikely and a dividend depends on bank refund actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Creamery and Produce Co
S. ‘M. Barre
Winnipeg
Binscarth
Millwood
Barre
Dominion Bank
Unsatisfactory Grain Market Forces Elevator Action
The grain market across the west is in a poor state. In Gainsboro Asia elevator companies cite car shortages and limited lake-front shipments as the main cause, with 2,000,000 bushels fewer shipments than last year. The Northern Elevator Co. warns the Grain Act must be revised to allow fair car allocation for farmers and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainsboro
Asia
Lake Front
Northern Elevator Company
Winnipeg
C. CiCantle Bag
Grain. Exchange
Messrs
G. F. J. Galt
the Northern Elevator Co. Ltd
SadyClark
Bank probe fund to aid investigation receives pledges
A plan was approved to ask bank patrons nationwide to contribute one dollar each to a fund supporting the investigation into bank operations and alleged undue preference. E L Howell of Howell Mathers Howell and G D Minty of Tupper Phyppen Tupper were authorized to collect contributions from patrons in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngs
Messrs
E. L. Howell
Howell, Mathers & Howell
Winnipeg
G. D. Minty
Tupper, Phyppen & Tupper
Farmers near stations face limited options for wheat
Range farmers near the stations and small distant farmers risk loss as they send wheat to the elevator and await shipment. The situation leaves them exposed to uncertain timing and potential price shifts.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership at Russell Manitoba
Notice states the subsisting partnership between William Ladingham and Thomas Alexander Wright under Ladingham & Co. dissolved by mutual consent at Russell Manitoba on October 13 1903. All debts and obligations to the firm are to be settled by the partners. W Ladingham T A Wright and witnesses sign the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ladingham
Thomas Alexander Wright
Ladinghaam & Cos
Russell
Manitoba
William Leogham
Ristafresh
Mid William
Ledingham
Rossel Alrewid
W. Lenrxcuast
TA. Waicur
Mt. D
T. M. McFanden
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Barre Creditor
Italy
Dre Pierce
Coon
Bulla
Bank OF Canada
Savings Bank
F. H. Mayhew
Allan
AG. Lantoan
At. D
Resideoes
Denman
Mdise
Mantious University Bre
Hesidence Langenbur
Archd
R. Tingley
Lave
Notary Pub
Wore
Taper
CIA Mussell
MAN
Clarke's Infirmary
Main St. Rumell
Mihmee
J.T. Clark
M.D. Coulter
Sitter Creek
Wavenpo Mutual
Ace Cat
Winventm Shas
Otto Shebach, Seeburn
Tee Fasikatoun
E. M. Williams
Ruwell Er
The
Great West Life Assuance Company
Robert Gray
Alfred Ol3e
SRS
Bert Murdoch
Wr Valuntor
Royal Hote, Hineearth
George Roast
Liveknidt
Thane
Will Eroa
Isder Ody
Altre Ioe
Autyacer
Wttel
Ruse Manson
Ax i. Iui
Ee Wstank
Evenine
Raker Richardson
Solitons Winns
Nile Ee
Agricultural Weekly
Canada
Farmers’ Advocate
Winnipeg, Man
K.G. Warsos
Russell Lodge
I. Coddielions
Jas Ross, ReeSee’y
Knights of the Maccabees
Foresters’ Hall
Uch Wenth
Sp. Me
V. Lepiventam, RK
Maclean-Manson Grain CO
Eee Waren Enears
Liberal Advats Tnt ES Eee i Eee
Ttoom Sa
J. T. Lyons
Russell, Man
Wens
le Baie
Alwatss Onthand
Gerriage Stoo Ie
J. W. Fraser
Havey
R. McDonagh
Owen Burdett
O'Keeffe
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