Bonville System promoters face risks under new plan
A discussion outlines the Bonville System where overproduction is viewed as produced for wages rather than demand. Promoters receive ten percent non transferable stock and must fund early promotion costs, with returns tied to dividends. The article notes greater risk for promoters and details a city bid notice for street improvement in St. Johns.
Street Work Proposals Sealed in St Johns Office
Proposals for street improvement on Fessenden Street from Joney Street north to Smith Avenue will be reviewed at the Recorder of St Johns office. Bids due within 60 days from notice. must include certified check equal to ten percent of bid. right to reject bids reserved. Published in St Johns Review July 12 and 26.
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