Hearst Shares Again Pay Hearst Shares Again Pay
Hearst Consolidated Publications Inc reports net income of 7,132,000 for last year, down from 7,487,000 the prior year. William Randolph Hearst, president, notes dividends on class A stock and credits strong results despite the Depression.
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Hearst Papers Pride in Bond Payments Despite Hard Times
The Hearst organization touts its record of prompt bond payments and no dividend reductions amid an unprecedented downturn. Company executives emphasized that all interest and principal were paid in full to the 37,000 public shareholders, with dividend checks issued for the regular quarter.
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Hearst Shares Decline in 1931 Earnings Report
The statement to shareholders notes 37,000 holders of record as of June 1 and promises steady class A stock, with dividends maintained near the prior year. Hearst Consolidated Publications posted a net decline of about 355,000 dollars, part of a broader downturn across industries including rail and oil, as Moody’s dividend index fell 57 percent.
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Cousins Die in Farm Gun Battle Near Corpus Christi
Alonzo Hernandez, 22, is dead and Robert Ingle, 18, is in critical condition after a gunfight at the Ingle dairy farm eight miles from the old Corpus Christi road. The dispute over watermelons led to a half mile chase. Hernandez fired first, witnesses say, and Ingle shot Hernandez with a pistol while Hernandez was struck by a shotgun blast. Self defense is likely as homicide input. No charges filed yet.
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Robert Ingle
Santa Rosa Hospital
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Corpus Christi Road
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Robert
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Mortgage financing push at real estate boards convention
Better conditions agenda outlined by W C Milley president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at Chicago convention. Delegates heard plans for improved mortgage financing and fairer tax legislation as key goals of the association.
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Washington, D. C
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