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Here Are the Legal Facts Which Protect Our' Stockholders:
The NEBRASKA CONSOLIDATED MILLS COMPANY has
contracted to purchase the milling properties in the State of. Ne
braska, as listed below:
Ravenna Mills. '. . . .Ravenna, Nebraska x
Blackburn & Furry Mill St. Edward, Nebraska
Glade Mill Grand Island, Nebraska
Hastings Milling Company Hastings, Nebraska
Omaha Flour Mill Co.'s Mill Omaha, Nebraska
and to pay therefor, a consideration of $1,042,125.00, and the 'final
consummation of said purchase, depends upon the ability of this
Company to secure sufficient capital for that purpose, and the returns
upon investments in the stock of this Company depend primarily
. URpn the future consolidation and purchase of said properties.
Here Is the Provision Made by the Bureau of Securities Rela-
tive to the Manner in Which This Company Must Safe-Guard
the Funds Received From the Sale of Stock.
"The total organization expense of the Nebraska Consolidated
Mills Company shall'not exceed 17 and not less than 82 shall
be deposited in trust in Banks and Trust Companies in the State of
Nebraska in compliance with the . 4
order of the, Bureau of Securities
until such time as the total
amount of $1,042,125.00 has
been accumulated, at which time
said sum will be expended for
the purchase of safd properties
herein involved."
This Company Has Re
. ceived From the Bureau
of Securities, State of Ne
y braska a Permit to Sell
Its Stock.
The NEBRASKA CON
SOLIDATED MILLS COM
PANY, of Omaha, Nebraska, has
received Permit No. 954, from
the Bureau of Securities; Department of Trade and Commerce, State
of Nebraska, authorizing the sale of securities herein described inc
cordance with Article No. 20, Chapter No. 190, Session of 1919, and
the General Laws of the State. of Nebraska.
Here Is the Clause Which Protects the Stockholders.
After the payment of the first 8 dividend on the Preferred
and Common stock each year, 20 of the net remaining earnings of
the corporation shall be 'set aside each year as a Reserve Fund, and
out of this Fund, holders of both Preferredr-and Common stock, shall
have the right to demand redemption of their stock at its book value,
such redemption to be made in the order in which said stock is filed
for redemption. ' x '
The above clause is a part of our Articles of Incorporation is
found on every Stock Certificate and no vote of the Directors can
change this.
This really makes our Company a big banking institution for after we have
paid 8 on the Preferred and 8 on the Common stock, each year, then out of the
remaining prof its each year, above mentioned, any stockholder -has the right to de
' mand of this Company, the absolute book value of his stock, however large that book
value may be, together with any accrued interest.
Fill Out One of the Coupons Herewith and Mail Today
This Company is Offering a Limited
Amount of Its Stock at the Organi
zation Price of $100.00 Per Share.
This is the Same Price at Which the
Officers and Directors Are Buy
ing their Stock, There Is Not One
Dollar of Promotion Stock in This
Company. , .
THE Mill AT RAVENNA. NEBRASKA
A Safe, Conservative and Very
Profitable Investment
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After All There Are Only Two Big Elements to Any Investment.
First: Its "Safety" and Second: The Returns or Dividends.
"SAFETY AND PROFITS"
- Remember, these five bills are already built and fully equipped
with the most up-to-date machinery. These mills are running today,
full-blast hence, we have no mills to build, nor machinery to install.
We have not one minute's delay, for these mills have been running
from fifteen to thirty years.
We are not putting in new and untrained managers, ' but the
same men who have fnanaged these respective mills from fifteen to
thirty years will be retained right at these mills as our present and
future managers. Y ' . -
We buy a staple article Wheat. We manufacture a staple
article- Flour. We are not required to sell the Flour at less than we
paid for the Wheat, plus a good profit. Our Wheat is always, insured
and our Flour is always insured. v
We are not required to go out and build up a market for our.
Flour, because our market has existed for from fifteen to thirty years,
and more Flour has been de-
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THE MILL AT HASTINGS. NEBRASKA
THE Mill AT OMAHA. NEBRASKA
THE Mill AT GRAND ISLAND. NEBRASKA
We are not manufacturing a
luxury, but a necessity. " If one is
looking for a profitable article to
manufacture, let him select some
thing that goes into every home
in the World, and that is the right
article in which to deal. Both
Flour and Meat are used in every
home in the ,World. Every home
does not use Meat three times a
day, but every home in the World ,
does use Flour (hree times a day.
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THE MILL AT ST.EDWARD, NEBRASKA
The men who owned these
. v separate mills are not selling out
to the Nebraska Consolidated Mills Company, and going into some
other business, but they are buying large blocks of stock in the Ne-'
braska Consolidated Mills Company, and remaining right with the
new organization as' Officers, Directors and Managers. Neither are
they selling out for a fancy price, but they are selling at the price
fixed by the Bureau of Securities of the State of Nebraska. .
iast year the Hastings mill made 29; the St. Edward mill
.55; the Ravenna mill 36; the Glade mill 21, and the Omaha
flour mill 33 J. ,They made an average, for the five mills, of 34.
They did a business last year of over $10,000,000.00.
These officers and directors would not have sold their respective
mills and joined this consolidation if they did not believe thatunder
the consolidation they' would make more money than they made
when working as separate mills. . v :
We believe that you will agree with-us that our proposition is as
"safe as old Wheat in the Mill," arid that our profits are sure and out of profits come
"dividends."
We believe that no Company offering stock out of Omaha, Nebraska, has ever re
ceived as hearty a recommendation from Bankers, Farmers, Business and Professional
Men, as has our Company. Further, we believe we closed our first month of stock
sales with the largest "Paid Subscriptions" from the general public, of any Company
operating in this State. ' r . V
'Information Coupon
Nebraska Consolidated Mill Co.,
823-24 First National Bank Bldg.; Omaha. Neb.
Without any obligation on my part whatsoever to buy stock, I
hereby request that you tend me full particulars on your Company.
If satisfied, I may invest x..
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"F you want to buy stock in a comDanv that has "abso-
lute balety and Keturns tor its siooran in a com- I
I pany that has not one dollar of promotion stock in a i
I company where every one has an opportunity to buy I
I his stock at the organization price--$100. 00 per share
I you will do well to improve the opportunity at once. j
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REFERENCES
- Any Bank in any of our mill towns as to the success of these mills and as to the character
of the men connected with the institution. 1
Any miller or combination of rollers in the United States as to the success of such-a con
solidation as our own, Omaha Chamber of Commerce, Dun and Bradstreet on the five mills
in this consolidation. ,
Cash Coupon
Nebraska Consolidated Mills Co.,
823-24 First National Bank Bid., Omaha, Neb.
I hereby subscribe for shares of the $ Preferred,
fully participating, fully voting stock and the same number of shares
of Common stock, also voting stock, of the NEBRASKA CONSOLI
DATED MILLS COMPANY of Omaha, Nebraska, at its organization
price of $100.00 per share.
; I hereby enclose f as payment In fall for. ..... ....
shares of the Preferred Stock and. ...shares of the Common
Stock. '
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