Omaha's Daylight; Snowwhite
Independent Packing Plant !
Omaha's "Daylight Snowwhite
; independent racking riant
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All of the products of the SKINNER
PACKING COMPANY, will be marketed
under this Trade Mark Label, which is
known to millions of housewives through
out the Uned States, quality the highest.
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This trade . Mark is known to every
wholesale and retail grocer in the United
States and, therefore, the label of the
SKINNER PACKING COMPANY yn
be familiar to our trade the minute we
start to ship. '
TRADE MATCK REGISTERED
Tk nrucu of the SKINNER PACKING COMPANY will be known
throughout the land for their extreme high quality. They will be the best j
but not the cheapest. The choicest blends and flavors in culinary art .will becombined
in SKINNER'S meat products. Our products will appeal to that class of trade that desires the
best and is willing to pay for it. All pro ducts will be U.S. government inspected.
The Ner Skinner Plant will be a Real Factor in the Omaha Market
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Th SKINNER PACKING PLANT will b on of tho b!gj.t thing. for tho Omaha market tliat ha nappenad L
yaara and of graat adrantaf In halpinf to place tho Omaha market in first place and ahead of all the Lira Stock
market in the United States. Successful independent plants, together with the Big Five, is what has given the Chi.
cago market first place. Tho now Skinner plant, together with other independent plants organized along strictly
business lines, is what will bring about this great advantage to Omaha and to shippers throughout this section. The
building ef tho Skinner plant means something to every citizen of Omaha and its tributary territory and to the direct
advantage of every live stock shipper .of this section. x
Omaha received 40 per cent mora stock in 1917 than was killed on tho South Side. In other words, only 60
per cent was slaughtered here and 40 per cent was shipped to other points on the hoof. The Federal Trade Com
mission states this is an additional burden -to tho railroads of 50 per cent and at this time they are already overtaxed.
In addition to this many Eastern independent companies buy live stock out of Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota
that never sees this market, and a part of this business will come direct to the Omaha market when it takes its right
ful place ahead of all others. . (
Omaha needs more packing houses, and Omaha will have the most modern and efficient plant in tho United
States in the SKINNER PACKING COMPANY, OMAHA'S DAYLIGHT, SNOWWHITE INDEPENDENT PACK
ING PLANT. - . ,'.r
THE SKINNER PLANT NOW ASSURED SUCCESS-WE HAVE THE MONEY
' There never has bean any speculation as to tho erection and operation of the SKINNER PACKING COMPANY
plant with the officers of tho Company, and we want to state her positively there can now ba no doubt by any one,
because w hat th Capital.
The work of excavation in addition to our grading Is now progressing rapidly. Oar basement and foundation
pMns will be finished this week and contract placed separately for this class of work In order to rush the plant,
ft THE PLANT WILL BE FIVE STORIES. 385x254 FEET, OF REINFORCED CONCRETE. THIS IS THE
MAIN BUILDING AND THE FIRST UNIT AND SO CONSTRUCTED THAT THE CAPACITY CAN EASILY
BE' DOUBLED. '
Our plans have been pronounced by experienced and successful packing house men the best and most officiant
and up-to-date they have seen.
Our Construction Engineer and Operating Superintendent is Mr. Charles F. Kamrath, a man who has had
twenty-five years' experience in operating and constructing packing plants. The architects are H. P. Christensen
& Company, Chicago, pronounced the best in packing house lines.
Our plant is being erected on our 40-acre tract just south and west of the present Swift Plant on the South
Side, and when the plant is completed and our acreage parked and grassed it will be a real show place from a sani
tary and efficiency standpoint. Everyone, and especially packing house men, will be proud of the achievement.
PROFITS MADE BY PACKING PLANTS RAN AS HIGH AS 180 LAST YEAR
Public statements of th Five Big Packers Is published in th Economist, Chicago's leading financial paper, and
sbow for th fiscal year19171 ' , , x , '
MORRIS A COMPANY made i80.3 per cent on capital stock. ,
ARMOUR A COMPANY mad 21.29 per cent and European and South American business were not included.
SWIFT ft COMPANY mad 34.65 per cent on a great increase of capital during the year.
CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY, after preferred dividends had been paid, showed 33.84 per cent and increased
their capital stock from $5,499,500 to $11,499,400 during the year.
WILSOH & COMPANY showed a profit of 62 on Preferred and 20 on Common.
The above are published statements of these firm.-Th Federal Trade Commission states even greater profits
in addition to the above showing; they state profits run as high as 263 per cent, andhis in view of stock dividends
and watered stock. , -
NO PROMOTION STOCK-OUR SECURITIES SOLD DIRECT BY COMPANY
ho will tell yon that this Is the cleanest, has been the most successful and tho best organised proposition that has
over been presented to the investing public in tho middle west. W give you as reference any bank or business man
of Omaha or Council Bluffs any live stock commission man or the president or secretary of th Live Stock
Exchange, South Side. . 7
Tfaer Is no promotion stock In this Company and .our securities are being sold directly by the Company at the
very minimum expense. Th Company If, not In tha lwnds of promoters and is organised on a strictly high-grade
basis. Tho acreage owned by this Company was bough at a groat bargain price and the Company owns the acreage
at th exact figur for which it was purchased. , Ask any man who knows th facts in regard to this company and
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE FULLY PARTICIPATING STOCK
The securities offered by this Company have been purchased by th best and most conservative business men,
live stock shippers, bankers and farmers. W hav mad a graat record in placing our securities. You can purchase
now at par alue, $100.00 per share, a limited amount of our 8 per cent Guaranteed Preferred
Fully Participating stock. There J positively only a limited amount left at this price. The great
advantage in purchasing this stock is because it is an 8 per cent Guaranteed Fully Participating
stock and positively participates in th full and ntir profits of th Company. J
It is a part of the Articles of Incorporation that this stock never can be changed by vote of the directors or stock
holders, and it will always participate in the full profits. This is a real opportunity for investor, to secure stock which
fully participates in tho profits of the Company in addition to the usual rat of interest paid on th
stock.
. : OUR COST SYSTEM AND OPERATING END HAS BEEN ESTIMATED BY THE HIGHEST
AND MOST EFFICIENT AUTHORITIES. THE NET PROFIT FROM THE OPERATION OF
THIS PLANT, THE FIRST UNIT, IS CONSERVATIVELY ESTIMATED AT $828,000 PER
ANNUM OR MORE THAN 30 PER CENT ON OUR ENTIRE CAPITAL, v
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Notice While The Omaha Daily Bee
does not endorse or recommend the pur-!
' chase of any stock, we are authorized to
say that any'statements or editorials ap-
: pearing in The Omaha Daily Bee in crit
icism of certain promotion propositions
were not directed at nor did they apply
to the organization of the. SKINNER
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SKINNER PACKING COMPANY
Skinner Packing Company,
, Suite 912 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
I have $ ' , 7 toinvest and with
out obligation on my part Would like
to have you send me detailed in
formation on your coinpanyy at once
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Address . . . . . . . . ......
: OMAHA. .U.S. A.,
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LLOYD M. SINNER. Pres. aad Tioas.
PORTER D. ASKEW, Vice Pre. . '
' PAUL P. SKINNER.
CKsimia-ef tit Board
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ROBERT G1LMORE. Secretary.
CHARLES P. KAMRATH. Vice Pres.
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