Word: net
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...extent of $17,000,000. Dividends were at once passed. By 1923, however, the $50,000,000 in notes had been paid off, and current liabilities had decreased $14,400,000 as against a decrease in current assets of only $2,300,000. For last year, net sales were $198,422,946 against $166,514,110 in 1922; net income in 1923 was $11,512,618, equivalent, after preferred dividends, to $10.95 a share on the $100,000,000 outstanding common stock. In 1922 the net income was $5,435,168, or $4.87 on each common share...
...however, with United Fruit? a Boston enterprise with Boston capital, Boston management. This company last year had a total income of $27,218,020 against $22,561,549 the year before. After all charges and estimated Federal taxes, the net for 1923 was $23,097,330, or $23.09 on each share of the $100,000,000 of common stock outstanding. In 1922, net income was $18,851,318, or $18.85 per common share. Last year the Company paid out $10,000,000 in dividends, and set aside a like sum for dividends in 1924, carrying only $3,097,330 over...
Thus Mr. Munsey has made 16 purchases of newspapers and six sales and has net, on hand, four newspapers. This record almost seems to justify the remarks of Arthur Brisbane, Hearst editor...
...first period produced four tallies. Twice Hodder skated the whole length of the rink, through or around the opposing defense, and snapped scores into the net. On another occasion Hodder added a point from scrimmage. Chase also contributed a goal by poking the rubber in while Kelly had his back turned...
...checked with their sticks and bodies on all occasions. These tactics tended to increase the number of scrimmages in B. U. territory, and consequently succeeded in preventing any organized attack by the Crimson forwards. Only once was Harvard able to score, when Austin took a short shot at the net during the third minute of play...