The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26
This Committee is Composed of
Some of the Leading Business
And Professional Men OF
Brunswick and This Section
OF the State.
Will Divide the City Into Sec
tiOns and Squads" Made up
of the General Committee Will
Be Assigned to the Different
Parts to Canvass.

The News is publishing the names
of the committee THIS morning which
will start on soliciting tour for stock
for the company which will mean as
much to Brunswick and, especially to
this section of the state. as any move
ment ever launched in the city Con
stant Miller, who never does things
by halves, will be at the head Of the
general committee, and under his di-
rection and with the aid of A. M.
Smith, secretary of the Board of
Trade, this comittee will get actively
to work and the first meeting of the
members will be held at the Board of
Trade, this committee will get active
ly to work and the first meeting of the
J. P. Harrell B. Borchardt, J. M. Burn
ent
HERE'S THE COMMITTEE
AND you MUST BE THERE.
F. D. M. Strachan. G. Downing
Frank D. Aiken. N. Emanuel L. II.
Haym. L. R. Akin. E. l.. Stenhens. J. J.
Ieott. Geo. H. Smith. R. E. Briesenick,
]. w. Bennett, r f. Twitty A de
Sola Mendes A. l.. Church. J. s.
Bradley Jr.. J. H. Hopkins, Geo W
Harper. c. Don. Parker, J. B. Abrams,
]. s. Wright A. Fendig. A. V. Wood.
A. H. Wood r. B Mccullough, F H.
Mason. ]. H. Leo. J. B. Wright, r. l..
Phillips, l.. T. McKinnon. L. r. Allen,
J. P Harrell. B. Borchardt J. NJ. Burn
EFT H. NJ King. Jr, T. J. Lissiner, Al.
Gordon A. Lazarus, w. r. Townsend,
w H. Rutland. Cant Nelson. J. r.
Brown William Gorenflo. J. H Nc
Callum. M. B McKinnon, B. Padrosa.
q. J. Mccoy n. W. Krauss. II. F. du
Pienon. Chas. F. Browne. VIC. Vourne.
7 r. C. Bitch. H. NJ Branham, D. D.
Atkinson Oscar Iohnanneson I. II.
kirkland. G. s TAFT. R. H. Parker. i.
r. Duhberlv t. M. Jones. V. r. Alb
rams. c. H. Sheldon. ]. L. Andrews.
Cratz Dent, Fred Raumeartner. C. D.
Ogg. Chas Baumgartner. A.C. KNIGHT
z. D. Hatcher. s. G. Tosey. 7. S. Rob
erts. Geo. H Cook. 7. T.. Dunn. A. T.
Wood T. J. Wright F. L. McGougan,
z. II Ieavv. T F. Prrett. T. L. Allen,
S. s. Rickett, c. F. WhiTtle.
Twenty per cent of subscriptions TO
the preferred stock is to be paid in
when the comnanv is organized. which
should be about December 1st. the
remainder to be paid in as needed nv
~ l. SC. nvylnntnH h n
cash will not he needed in larger
amounts that 20 no. cent oaoh mort'
succeeding the initial payment, and
as much additional time as possible
will be given for payments Of bal
anoes.
The preferred stock is practically
as safe ae bonds with = much higher
interest rate 1-"e7ered stock was Sc
1ectnd instead of bonds to avoid the
trouble delav and unnecessary eX-
nansn of releasing from MORTGAGE
each farm or orchard as sold to set
tier
The $50. 900 Of 7 ner cent cumulative
nreferred stock offered for sale is to
furnish working capital for the neces-
sarv development work and colonial
tion The remainder. $4,000 of the
preferred stock and $4,000 Of the
common stock as honus. will he re-
served to nav for land for Demon
etration F"rm. the location of which
will he decided bv the Stockholders
or directors as NAV be specified in
the bylaws adopted nv the stockhold-
ers The demonstration farm will be
nlanted immediateI~ with Satsuma
oranges pecans figs. truck and gen
eral farm crops, with some FLOODED
cattle and hogs. in order to demon
strare the possibilities Of the soil and