Thomson's manual of Pacific Northwest finance

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Identifikator:: 1838857176

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-229226

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Thomson's manual of Pacific Northwest finance

Place of publication:: Seattle

Publisher:: Thomson's Statistical Service

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: XXX, 487 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Section VIII. Industrials

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THOMSON'S MANUAL WESTERN DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE: 1501 Fourth Ave. So. Seattle, Wash. DIVISION OFFICES: Portland, Ore. and Los Angeles, Calif. HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Delaware, Sept. 30, 1925, to acquire the assets, property (except certain real estate), business and goodwill of the follows ing manufacturers of ice cream operating throughout Washington and north- western Oregon: Oregon: Buttercup Ice Cream Co. Crystal Ice & Storage Co. Hazelwood Ice Cream Co. McMinnville Ice Co. Mt. Hood Ice Cream Co. White Clover Ice Cream Co. In March, 1926, company purchased the ice cream business and equipment therefor of Spokane Bakery Co. and leased that part of the plant of Spokane Bakery Co. devoted to ice cream business; erected a new plant in Spokane, and in the fall of 1926 acquired the business and assets of L. J. Christopher Co. of Los Angeles and the Hazelwood Co. of Spokane. Through its purchase of Crystal Ice & Storage Co. (see above), company acquired 519% of the capital stock of The Dalles Creamery Co., and in June, 1926, it acquired the rest of the stock and dissolved the corporation. In September, 1926, company acquired the Kelso (Wash.) Creamery Co. busi- ness and plant. In January, 1927, company acquired the business and assets of Tulip Cream- ery, Inc., of Bellingham, Wash, and also the dairy business of Ford Dairy Prod- ucts Co. (in receivership), which it consolidated with the Bellingham plant. Early in 1927 the company acquired ‘the entire Common stock of California Dairies, Inc.,, which was formed to acquire the business and assets (except cer- tain real estate, etc.) of Crescent Creamery Co. and L. J. Christopher Co. (for- merly owned by Western Dairy Products Co.). The name of California Dairies, Inc. (incorporated under laws of Maryland) was changed to Western Dairy Products, Inc., Nov. 15, 1929. Western Dairy Products, Inc, owns Arden Sanitary Gold Seal Farms (ac- quired May 1, 1929), which owns California Cooperative Creamery Co. Also owns Arden Dairy, Inc. (acquired June 1, 1929). Also minority interest in Continental Chain Stores, operating chain stores in southern California. BUSINESS: Company is manufacturer and distributor (both wholesale and re- tail) of milk, cream, ice cream, powdered milk and fountain supplies. Through generous advertising and merchandising work company has developed trade names of “Sunfreze Ice Cream,” “Arden Protected Milk” and “Hollywood Pro- tected Milk.” PLANTS & PROPERTY: Company owns several plants at Portland, Ore. in- cluding ice making, milk receiving, powdered milk manufacturing and ice cream factories, as well as engine and boiler rooms, garages and offices. It also owns ice and ice cream factories at Astoria and McMinnville, Ore.; Centralia, Everett, Kelso, Spokane, and Vancouver, Wash.; a creamery at Montesano, and a cheese factory (leased to others) at Yelm, In addition it leases plants at Albany, The Dalles and Salem, Ore., and Bellingham, Seattle, Spokane and Tacoma, Wash. Western Dairy Products, Inc., owns plants at Alhambra, Los Angeles, Re- dondo, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Pedro, Tipton, and a plant at Long Beach, which has been leased to others. It also leases plants or properties at Anaheim, Avalon, El Centro, Glendale, Hollywood, Long Beach, Pasadena, Pomona, Redondo, Santa Ana, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, Tweedy Road. Ventura and several at Los Angeles. OFFICERS: D. M. Dorman, Chairman of the Board; S. H. Berch, Pres.; Roy E. Campbell, Vice Pres. & Sec’'y.; A. Robbins. Vice Pres.; Geo. W. Burt, Vice Pres; J. Frank Holt, Treas. DIRECTORS: 8S. H. Berch, Seattle, Wash.; Geo. W. Burt, Portland, Ore.: Roy E. Campbell, Seattle, Wash.; D. M. Dorman, Los Angeles, Calif.; J. Frank Holt, Los Angeles, Calif.; A. Robbins, Seattle, Wash.; E. A. Strout, Jr.. Seattle, Wash.: G. W. Weatherly, Portland, Ore. GENERAL AUDITORS: Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: 3rd Tues. in Feb. Number of Employees: 2,500. Washington: Maid o' Wauna Ice Cream Co. Olympic Ice Cream Co. Polar Ice Cream Co. : Seattle Ice Cream Co. Inc. Velvet Jce Cream Co... Inc. CAPITALIZATION, As of Dee. 31, 1929 Par Value Authorized Outstanding 1. Class A $4 Cum. Stock.................No Par 150,000 shs 131,312 shs 2. Class B StocKuoiouceneeeccccecccaeeaeeeo....No Par 800,000 shs 287,769 shs 196,968 shares of Class B stock reserved for conversion of Class A stock, 80mm shares reserved for Series A preference stock of Western Dairy Prod- ucts. Inc.

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