The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-12
FINANCIAL.
From Parties Accepting Red Letter Offer.
Nevada. Mo. Dec. 3. 1901.

Nevada. Mo. Dec. 3. 1901.
Messrs. Silver Dime Oil Company,
4 Sirs:
4 After carefully examining the property
or the Silver Dime Oil Company, and its
books, records, deeds. etc.. and assuring
mSself that its business was conducted
4 honestly and uy honest men, l can say
J mat they own more property than They
; ADVERTISE; that it's property is very valu-
4 anle' being IN proven oil territory, and
! that l can see no reason why this com
4 pahy should not make big money IN the
1 near future. | find that their two proper
i uts on spindle Top Heights are surround
ca by gushers. and that they Will nave
exceptional facilities for handling and
marketing oil. After looking the field over
aud making a pretty thorough inyestiga-
non, l believe il the best company In the
E. 7. STEELE.
St. Louis. Mo. Dec. 20. 1891.
The Silver Dime Oil Company.
Gentlemen:
l have just returned from Texas, where
/ saw your Vol No. ! come In. 1t looked
very good, and l congratulate you and
myself. Your telegram of Dec. 16. 1901,
just handed me, offering to reserve 100
shares OF stock. II 1t is not too late now.
would like TO take them. Please let me
know and will mail you check to cover.
! locked over the Company's holdings
ana thought them very good indeed. and
exactly as represented. Hoping l am not
too late to get in on the ground floor. |
remain.
Yours truly,
LOUIS FINN. 1903 Fountain ave.
Charleston. Mo. Dec. II, 1901.
Silver Dime OH Company.
Galveston, Texas.
Gentlemen:
I accepted your Red Letter offer, visited
You in your office at Galveston. looked
into your books. accounts, deeds and all
items of interest, made inquiries concern
ing Your directors, went to the fields. saw
your holdings and the work OF drilling.
and desire to say that your affairs ere
carried on in a businesslike manner, that
your officers and directors are among the
most prominent business men OF your Sec
ton and that your first two gushers will
soon be in. as the drilling is In progress
in the proven territory, where you are as
sure Of gusheTs as though you already
r. S. COLEMAN.
Holiday. No.. Dec. %, 1901.
Silver Dime Oil Company.
Galveston, Texas.
Dear SirS:
l accepted your Red Letter offer and
made the trip TO Galveston and Beau
mont. In Galveston l met your directors
and officers and found them TO be men of
the highest standing. successful in all
their undertakings. | examined your
books. accounts, deeds, charter. bylaws.
etc. and find everything in perfect shape.
] also find your office system up-to-date
and entirely complete. I went to the field
with your secretary and saw your gusher
IN action. | am also informed as to your
plans and prospects for immediate re-
turns, and ] have increased my holdings
in your company and recommend it tn all
my friends. l am glad I made the trip. I
am convinced.
Yours truly.
u. I. CHAPMAN.
Sioux City, Ia. Dec. IS. 1891.
Silver Dime Oil Company.
Galveston, Texas.
Gentlemen:
l accepted your Red Letter offer and
have just returned from = trip TO the
fields. While in Galveston l looked into
the standing Of YOU officers and directors,
and had access to your books, accounts,
deeds. and. In fact. all records and mat
tiers connected with your work, and am
glad to say that l find everything in most
satisfactory shape. l was in Beaumont
when your first gusher came in. and
after due and deliberate consideration, l
glad TO say that l am entirely salts
fed with my investment. and recommend
IL TO my friends.
Yours truly,
GEO. w. WILSON.
z. 81 desire TO state that l consider
the Oil business past the speculative or
prospective POINT. In my opinion. 1t may
now be claSsed as a conservative, safe
business, with almost unlimited possibili-
ties, as far as your company is concerned.
at least.
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