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AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
TO INVEST IN A GOING BUSINESS
The Auto Power Company has an Established Business secured through dealers,
salesmen; and advertising. It has dealers in every state in the Union; contracts for auto Power
Transmitters to Foreign Countries. In Nebraska and Iowa there are over 3,600 machines in use. More than 2,500 ma
chines have been contracted for 1918: as a result of local advertising, an average of 10 orders are being received by mail daily.
good trackage in Omaha, upon which to build
a factory, machine shop and foundry to manufacture Mal
leable Castings in addition to the Auto Power Transmitter.
The sales of the Auto Power Transmitter have
outgrown the present capacity of the manufacturing
plant, and the company has secured a building site on
To meet the demands of our rapidly growing business arid to provide equipment to manufacture in large quanti
ties of our machines and make malleable casts, the articles of incorporation have been amended, increasing the
CAPITAL STOCK TO $500,000.00
$100,000 being common. $400,000 eight per cent cu mulative preferred, participating and fully paid stock.
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Designed and to be Built by the Austin Building Company, Main Building, 240x80 Feet. Equipment Installed by the .Whiteing Foundry Company, Harvey, Illinois.
The articles of incorporation make ample
provision for the protection of investors as
herewith shown by the official publication of
the articles of incorporation in the Pally Rec
ord February 12, 1918: '
Tht prtfamd iteek shall b tntltUd to pr.'rene
ttd priority Tr tht eoromon itoek tn th following
nsniMr, to-wit: To mmIt cumulttlr dividends t the
Mta of S per cent per annum in ach yaw, when Mt
uidt m inch by the board of director, end before
any dividend on the common itock ehall be paid; after
and whtn a dividend of S per cent In any one year hai
been paid o the preferred etoek. 1be holder of the
common etoek thai! then be entitled to and receive a
dividend of per cent for such year.' and the balance
of all aarplua ntt protita remaining in any one year,
after paytnc the I per cent on each the preferred and
common itoek, ehall be apportioned between the holders
of the preferred and common itock t that is to lay, to
per cent of aueh balance to the holder of the preferred
took, and SO per cent thereof to the holdera of tht
common etockt provided, however, that the actnmnla
tion of dividends, if any, on the preferred etoek ehall
tint have been paid. v
After all the debt of the corporation ehall have beei
paid, the aaaeti, property and ef facta ehall first be
applied te Use payment of the eaid preferred Itoek at
par with any unpaid accumulations thereon, and he
fore any payment made to the holdera of the com
mon and the balance to the payment of said common
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The stock that is being sold in this enterprise will be .sold strictly
upon the merits of the proposition. There will be no attempt to sell
stock to any investor based upon the fact that "Jones bought
- heavily." The proposition will appeal to any investor who takes the
pains to make careful inquiry and investigation
Absolute Security -Integrity --Business
Prudence and Profit is Conspicuous
In This Enterprise
Recognize Importance
of Malleable Plant
About one year ago the Industrial Depart
ment of the Commercial Club repeatedly
called attention to the fact that Omaha was
in need of a malleable iron foundry and a
vast amount of correspondence was carried on
for several months with prominent and ex
perienced malleable foundry managers. The
need of a foundry of this kind in Omaha has
not diminished, however, but on the contrary
has grown more pronounced, for the reason
that malleable iron foundries in Iowa, Illinois
and other states east of here have gotten far.
ther behind in filling orders sent from this
city and surrounding territory, and conditions
seem to be getting worse from month to
month. It appears probable, however, that
steps will soon be taken by Omaha men to
organize a company for the purpose of build
ing and equipping a foundry that will supply
the machine shops and manufacturers of this
locality with malleable iron parts and thus
facilitate a vast amount of work which is
now badly handicapped by long and exasperat
ing delays. The establishment of a malleable
iron foundry in Omaha will require consider
able capital and its success will require good
management Commercial Club of Omaha
Journal
More than 10,000 tons of Malleable Cast Busi
ness goes annually from Omaha to Kansas City,
Chicago and St. Louis. The only Malleable Foun
dry between these points and the coast is located
at Fairfield, Iowa, with only very limited capacity.
Up until December, 1917, Malleable Cast had been
quoted at $12.50 per. hundred. The latest quota
tions are $25.00 per hundred. Mr. C. A. Hardy,
sales manager for the Whiteing Foundry Com
pany, ofHarvey, HI., is authority.for the state
ment, figuring the maximum cost of all materials
in a plant with a capacity of ten tons per day, Mal
leable can be manufactured at a net cost of $166.00
per ton. ,
YOUR INVESTMENT GOES INTO NEW BUILDINGS, FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP AND
FACTORY SITE, INTO A BUSINESS THAT HAS NO COMPETITION, AND WHICH IS CON
CEDED A GREAT NECESSITY IN THE WEST. ' '
The Auto Power & Malleable
Manufacturing Company
THE AUTO POWER TRANSMITTER consists of
the "U" Bar, the Ball Governor, Cone and Clutch and
miiey.
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can raise or lower, according to alignment
he back bearinar is clamped around the Main Frame
of the car and the Front Bearing is adjustable, so you
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
v STATE OF NEBRASKA
Suite 729, First National Bank Building
OMAHA, NEB.
INFORMATION COUPON
The Auto Power and Malleable Mfg. Co.,
729 First National Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Please send me full particulars regarding the Auto Power
& Malleable Manufacturing company. If satisfied that the in
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