The Bonville System Critique of Stock Transfers
The text condemns transferable stock under The Bonville System as a theft against investors and the public. It argues that losses stem from poor management and that stock transfer amounts to robbery, worse than bank robbery or murder, with calls for a just financial world governed by equity and rapid application to reduce capital labor conflicts.
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Proposals for Improvement Bonds for City of St Johns
Sealed proposals in St Johns Oregon until 6 PM October 22 1912 for sale of improvement bonds under Ordinance 607 total 32073 38 dollars. Bonds payable ten years after issue bear 6 percent interest semi annually. Denominations 500 dollars or less. Redeemable after one year. Bid bonds 2 percent with certified check. Deliverables in St Johns Multnomah County Oregon. Published October 4 11 and 18 in The Johns Reile.
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City of
St. Johns
Oregon
City of St. Johns
City of St. John
St. Johin Na Drumaue
Multnomah County
Ordinance Directs City to Sell Improvement Bonds in St Johns
The ordinance orders the City Recorder to issue sixty eight improvement bonds of St. Johns Multnomah County Oregon for 42078 38 unpaid assessments with bonds not exceeding 500 each. Bonds mature in ten years bear up to six percent interest payable semi annually and are signed as required by law and the city charter. Published in St Johns Review October 11 1912.
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City of St. Johns
City Recorder
United States
City of
St. Ohne
Notice of Proposed Assessment Proceedings
Notice announces proposed assessment for a street project along Amy Avenue from the northwest to the Lee of slayer, detailing apportionment and inspection by the city. Names and dates obscure but imply official city accounting and a public examination process under city charter procedures.
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