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Identifikator:: 174739971X

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-125215

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: La réforme syndicale en Italie

Place of publication:: Rome

Publisher:: [Verlag nicht ermittelbar]

Year of publication:: 1926

Scope:: 207 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2021

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: VII. Rapport de la commission du sénat

Collection:: Economics Books

INDUSTRIALS GENERAL MILLS, INC. GENERAL OFFICE: Minneapolis, Minn. BRANCH OFFICES: Maintains 68 branch selling offices throughout the country. HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Delaware, June 20, 1928, to acquire the businesses and properties of certain companies engaged in the production and distribution of flour and other food products. Since its organization, the company has acquired the businesses and proper- ties of Washburn-Crosby Co., The Red Star Milling Co., Kell Mill & Elevator Co., Oklahoma City Mill & Elevator Co., Perry Mill & Elevator Co., El Reno Mill & Elevator Co., Sperry Flour Co. and others. BUSINESS: Manufactures and distributes flour and cereal products, including brands “Gold Medal,” “Drifted Snow,” “Red Star,” “Rex,” “White Dear,” “Miss Utah” and many others. Also produces a complete line of special and poultry feeds, cake flour and wheat cakes. PROPERTY: The company owns and operates mills located in 23 different cities which include 20 flour mills, 9 feed mills and 2 cereal mills. They have an ag- gregate capacity of 88,300 barrels of flour, 5,625 tons of commercial feeds and 455,000 pounds of cereals per day. The company also has terminal storage ca- pacity for 34,940,500 bushels of wheat (including 2,500,000 bushels capacity under lease and 2,250,000 under construction). Mills are located in Minnesota, New York, Illinois, Kentucky, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Montana, Washington, Cali- fornia, Missouri, Oregon and Utah. Water power rights on the Mississippi and Missouri rivers are also owned. f CIFIC NORTHWEST PROPERT" ..2,5600 bbl. Flour rereneeeeeane 325 BDI. Flour .1.750 bbl. Feed & Cereal . ....1.100 bbl. Flour >» TL Great Falls, Mon 1,529,000 bu. Elevator Kalispell, Mont. 240,000 bu. Elevator Portland, Ore. 100,000 bu. Elevator Pasco, Wash. .. +45,000 bu. Elevator Creston, Wash. . avn nemaeas meemevessusainenessneess 35,000 bu. Elevator Spokane, Wash. .. reeees-=-1,800 bbl. Flour Mill— 800,000 bu. Elevator Tacoma, Wash. ..cccooeeveeecceiiiciiiiiiiieceee.....5,000 bbl. Flour Mill....1,000,000 bu. Elevator OFFICERS: James F. Bell, Pres.; Franklin M. Crosby, Vice Pres.;: Donald D. Davis, Vice Pres. and Treas.; Putnam D. McMillan, Vice Pres.; Harry A. Bullis, Sec’'v and Comptroller; S. Anderson, Vice Pres.; G. E. Thomas, Vice Pres DIRECTORS James F. Bell, Pres. General Mills, Inc. Roger S. Hurd, Pres. The Red Star Mii. Minneapolis, Minn. ing Co., Wichita, Kan. Roy N. Bishop, Pres. Sperry Flour Co., Frank Kell, Wichita Falls, Tex. San Francisco, Calif. James KE. Larrowe, Pres. The Larrowe Charles C. Bovey, Pres. Washburn- Milling Co., Detroit, Mich. Crosby Co., Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. Frank J. Morley, of Kingman, Cross, Franklin M. Crosby, Vice Pres. Gen- Morley & Cant, Minneapolis, Minn. eral Mills, Inc.,, Minneapolis, Minn. Harry G. Randall, Pres. Washburn- John Crosby, Minneapolis, Minn. Crosby Co., Kansas City, Mo. Donald D. Davis, Vice Pres. and Treas. Stanley A. Russell, Vice Pres. The Na- General Mills. Inc., Minneapolis, tional City Co., New York, N. Y. Minn. James W. Sherwood, Pres. Royal Mill- Frank F. Henry, Pres. Washburn-Cros- ing Co., Great Falls, Mont. by Co., Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. Thomas C. Thatcher, Pres. Wichita Mill Karl E. Humphrey, Pres. Oklahoma & Elevator Co., Wichita Falls, Tex. City Mill & Elevator Co., Oklaho- P. D. McMillan. ma City, Okla. H. A. Bullis. GENERAL AUDITORS: Peat, Marwich, Mitchell & Co. Fiscal Year Ends: May 31. Annual Meeting: 2nd Tues. in Aug Number of Employees: 5,800 (approximately). CAPITALIZATION: Par Value Authorized 1. 6% Cum. Preferred Stock............ $100 $50,000,000 2. Common Stock ....No Par 1,000.000 shs 1. 6% CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK Provisions: Preference as to assets Dividends: Payable quarterl:, Jan. and 69% dividends. Cumulative from 1, etc. Initial dividend of 149 paid July 1, 1928, Entitled to 115 per share Oct. 1, 1928, and regularlv thereafter in liquidation if voluntary, and to par May, 1930. if involuntary, in either case with ac- Transfer Agent: National City Bank, crued dividends. New York, and First Minneapolis Trust Sinking Fund: Semi-annual pay- Co. ] ments to a sinking fund beginning Jan. Registrar: Minnesota Loan & Trust 1, 1929, of 1% of total amount of stock Zo., Minneapolis, Minn.; First National previously issued, if available at not 3ank of the City of New York. over ; . - Public Offering by: National City wages JL 115 per share and ac- nj “New York, June, 1928, at 100. Voting Power: No vote except in de- Listed on: New York Stock Ex- fault of dividend or sinking fund pay- change. ment, when it shall have right to elect Price Range: 8 majority of the board until default is NED cocceein.. remedied. Ow 1929 1928 cereeemneeeeee 100 10014 .. R73, 981,

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