The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-21
FOR A TOPEKA INSTITUTION.
Chicago Trade journal Has Good
Words for One of Our Mills.

The following editorial under the
heading Investment Opportunity Ex-
traordinary" appeared in the Western
Trade Journal of Chicago:
Tie present seems full of possibilities
to every industrial enterprise. The
country is prosperous, everybody is en-
ployed, factories are running night and
day, and even then are behind with
digger to the capitalist feels the breeze
that is swelling the sails of prosperity.
The United States is at peace with the
world, and all things seem to conspire
toward the most successful period in
the history of the cycle of centuries.
This applies particularly to the indus
trial interests of the land, and those
who have been boarding their money
against the time when conditions were
again favorable are now seeking oppor-
tunities for the investment of accumu-
lated capital
This leads us to the assertion that
even the most cautious of men may
find much more productive avenues for
their capital than the time-honored and
well beaten paths A percentage of Is,
20 or 40 per cent profit on a few hun
dred, a thousand, or several thousand
dollars, is of course, very exceptional,
but in certain enterprises it can GER
tainly be earned by the money invested.
And we are not abiding to any purely
speculative propositions, but to strictly
legitimate enterprises whose future
prosperous condition does not depend
upon conditions.
If mill owners, who operate obsolete
and old type milling machinery,get rich
in only a few years it is very reason
able to be seen that the New Curator
Mill at Topeka, Kansas, can pay hand
some dividends. 1t is strictly modern
and up-to-date in every way and can
make more barrels of flour than any
mill of the same capacity in the United
States, at a less cost of production. The
company has increased its capital stock
from $1O0, 900 to $150000 and have placed
upon the market at par, 500 per share,
with a guaranteed dividend of per
cent net.
We believe the stock of this company
the best form of investment the public
has yet been afforded. A small invest
ment in the stock of the New Curator
mill, at Topeka, is certainly your oppor-
tunity. because it possesses all the fea-
lures constituting claim upon the
prospective value of this stock when
the Developments now in progress reach
the working stage, which will be during
the present year In this respect all the
facilities are afforded, and shares In
this company stand equal II not SUI
perior to any industrial enterprise, now
operating in this country, so that stock
holders will enjoy privileges and Oppor-
tunities which cannot fail to rebound
TO their own personal advantage, while
aiding in the upbuilding Of a laudable
undertaking.
we have made a full and fair exam
nation Of the scope, plan and operation
of the New Curator Mill company, and
as a result take pleasure in calling the
attention of the public to its merits, and
to recommend it, and the stock, in the
fullest and freest manner. We are con-
WINGED of the high aims, able, yet con-
servative MANAGEMENT of the company,
and its great value to the industrial
and financial features of the United
States, and our duty to the public re-
quires that we should say no less of
the company than we have done. while
admitting that its character is worthy
of more extended and Iaudatory review
Write w. L. Taylor, president. New
Curator Mill, Topeka, Kansas, for par
ticllars which are not made plain by
the foregoing. which was written and
is printed in response to an inquiry
from a subscriber, who asked our opin-
ion as to the value of this stock as an
investment