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New member from Mo.I would like to introduce myself to the forum. I'm from NW Mo. and farm and collect red iron. Just bought a Cub Saturday and saw this site and I know I'll have several questions. If you all get tired of me asking so many questions just tell me. I'll start of by asking the age of the cub I bought. I think it is a 1950 but will have you guys double check no# 118186. Hope to chat with you all.
Larry M
Re: New member from Mo.Welcome Larry. Glad to have you with us.
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Re: New member from Mo.Welcome aboard Larry. Here is where you can check your tractor for the year. Thanks to TM tractor.
John http://www.tmtractor.com/id/id_001.htm
Re: New member from Mo.Hey Larry, welcome to the forum from another Missourian. I live about 70 miles south of St. Louis, and am as much a hillbilly as they get. Are you by chance a member of the Mo chapter of IHCC (International Harvester Collectors Club)? There are a number of members in your area. For a lot of info on cubs go to
http://www.antique-tractor.com/CubFAQ/cub_faq.html and http://www.atis.net/CubFAQ/cub_faq_2.html as for as questions, just ask away, we will have lots of answers, some of them may even be right. "The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
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Re: New member from Mo.Hello Larry,
Welcome to the forum. Everyone here loves questions and pictures. 1975 cub (LouAnn) serial # 245946, 1941 John Deere Model H
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Re: New member from Mo.The short answer to your question is yes, your tractor was built in November 1950.
Near the top of this page is a line with a bunch of links. One of them is "Manuals". If you click on it, you get the top page of Rudi's site, which has a lot more than manuals. About 1/3 down the page is:
Click on "Production information" and the next page contains
Click on one of the "Cub Production SpreadSheets" and you will get a large table of production details. Look the table over and you will find a lot of good data. Trent will be looking for data from your tractor to add to the table.
Re: New member from Mo.Larry, welcome to the forum! It looks as though Jim answered your first quetion and has you pointed in the right direction. Enjoy the forum and don't be afraid to ask any question you may have.
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Re: New member from Mo.Larry I also welcome you. I was born and raised just to the east of you in Harrison County. Left in 86. Was just up there this last weekend. Now in middle of the state.
Ron in Mid Missouri
Re: New member from Mo.Larry:
First welcome and congratulations on acquiring your first Farmall Cub. Bet you can't stop at just 1 They are pretty addictive. To add to what Jim already said, might I suggest that you read the text below. It will give you a brief introduction to the resources that are available here on Farmallcub.com. It is quite unlike any other old iron site on the net.
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Re: New member from Mo.Welcome Larry!! I know you'll like your Cub and this forum. Jim is correct, I would very much like to have information from your tractor as I collect from every Cub I can. For now, get settled in and you'll probably see me post a request or 2 for the Cub info in the main forum. PM or email me anytime if you have questions about the database.
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Re: New member from Mo.Larry,
Welcome to the Forum! Congratulations on the Cub, you will find these little things tend to grow on just about anyone! Ask away if you have any questions and I am sure the answers will follow! Best of luck, David
Re: New member from Mo.Welcome, Larry, to a great forum with fantastic people and more info than you can possibly imagine. Enjoy.
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Re: New member from Mo.Thanks for all the welcomes. I keep reading more info on my Cub all the time on here. When I bought the cub the previous owner said it was going to be a project tractor. Had set for awhile and wasn't running. But I have it going now and still have more to do. I really don't want to but to help on the repairs I might be selling the implements that came with the tractor. What would be a ball park figure or asking price on a front blade, 1 bottom plow, cuiltivator and a sickle bar mower? The mower needs some work but the rest seems to be ok. Thanks again.
Re: New member from Mo.Larry- You probably want to post your request for approx. values on the main Cub forum. More will see it and you'll get more replies. BTW, be prepared to be asked for pics of the implements. Pics will help determine the values.
Trent McPeak
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Re: New member from Mo.
NEVER... Welcome to the greatest place to ask questions and a wonderful group of "Cub Buddies"...
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Alternatives to Sierra
I have loved the name Sierra for the last 20 years, but now that I'm ttc, it seems a little outdated. I like it because it sounds pleasing (I love the three syllables and the "a" sound on the end). Does anyone have any alternatives? They don't have to be strictly -ierra. I actually would prefer they not be.
April 15th, 2013 11:08 AM #3
The two alternatives I thought of were Serena and Seraphina--similar sound to Sierra, a bit more updated. There's Sienna, too, but I've always liked Sierra much more than that. A former coworker of my mom's has a Sierra, and some of the other names she liked for her second daughter was Leah (I think this is actually what she went for) and Bella (I think it was just Bella, but I like something like Isabelle, Annabel, or Arabella much more, personally)--I think stylistically, they could be a nice replacement. Or even a name that yields Lea(h) as a nn--like Liliana/Lilia/Lillian, Aurelia, Natalia, Amelia/Emilia, Julia/Juliana, Azalea, etc.
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Henry worked in the store with the idea of saving his earnings, not to be a merchant, but to travel to America to be with other Mormons. Jeter Clinton was in charge of organizing the 402 Saints who boarded the ship Argo. They left England Jan. 10, 1850, and took eight weeks and three days to reach New Orleans on March 8, 1 850.13 Henry became acquainted with many people on board the ship, includiig Milo Andrus and his wife, Sarah, and their little boy. Milo had been serving as a Mormon missionary in England. He grew up in the state of New York, was converted to Mormonism at a young age and migrated with the Saints to Utah. He was present at the dedication of the Kirtland Temple and went to Missouri and Nauvoo, Illinois, eventually crossing the plains to Salt Lake City where he received his call to preside over the Liverpool Mission in England. When Andrus left for this mission he traveled with Orson Pratt H n y also became fhendly with Thomas Gower and his wife, Jane er Cressell Gower, and their three small children, the oldest of whom was Ann.14 Little did Henry know then that this little six-year-old girl would one day become his wife. Thomas, l i e Henry, was an English gentleman and an iron foundry man by occupation, being employed as an overseer of a large force of men in Stratford, England. Jane had brothers who were commissioned officers in the British Army. The emigration list of 1850 lists Henry Lunt as age 26, from England.ls The trip across the ocean was very grueling as he was prone to seasickness, although he was fortunate to escape cholera, which infected many on board the ship. In fact, there were several deaths from the disease during the voyage. Milo Andrus and his wife and child suffered from cholera but survived the disease, feeling that they were blessed by the Lord.I6 When the Argo approached America in March 1850, the land was a welcome sight to the weary passengers. It was spring in New Orleans, and the beautiful green trees and growth along the shoreline were a much appreciated change &om the open sea. The mouth of the Mississippi River was so immense that it appeared to be more of a continuation of the Gulf of Mexico than a river. New Orleans was about 100 miles up the river, and the passengers were filled with the excitement of embarking on a new adventure in this awesome and
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Title | Henry Lunt: biography and history of the development of Southern Utah and settling of Colonia Pacheco, Mexico |
Creator | Jones, Evelyn K. |
Subject | Lunt, Henry, 1824-1902; Cedar City (Utah) -- Biography; Cedar City (Utah) -- History |
Description | Biography of Henry Lunt, including the early settlement of Cedar City, Utah and establishment of the Iron Works. |
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Contributors | Researched by: Jones, York F., 1925- |
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mac1992 said...
Very true. It was a new coach coming to the Big Ten running a spread system who recruited smaller speed guys on the outside and failed at bringing in much talent on the offensive line. Sounds strangely familiar
Mitch Again said...
1- They realized they were spread guys who would never fit into Hoke's system, so they got out while they still had a future in football. Or they were inevitably going to leave the program because RR didn't spread a contagious passion for the Michigan football program like Hoke does. Players reported this numerous times.
2- Well, it's true. Can be applied to both scenarios.
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Leaving Florida bare is like taking 8 inches off the hair of a supermodel. They will always have talent by default. When Michigan is left bare, well we all saw what happens.
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Michigan is recruiting bigger players offensively than tOSU. Not sure if you are stating differently, but Michigan's offensive recruiting includes bigger players than tOSU.
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And Urban is SEC style players. Fast twitch, Powerful and fast. Yet still quite large. Granted even Urbs stated in his LOI presser that this year we have to get a bunch of O-Linemen, but we are in pretty good shape overall. Someone posted a pic of your roster on the last page. I did not realize how young your team really is.
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And that is irrelevant to what I was saying.
I never really mentioned tOSU's roster makeup until you brought them up, and considering the thread is about a Michigan commit I'm not sure why you did either.
But yes, Michigan is a very young and large team.
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- Severe combined immunodeficiency with sensitivity to ionizing radiation
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Severe combined immunodeficiencies (SCID) are inherited immune system disorders characterized by defects in both T cells and B cells. SCID causes a high susceptibility to life-threatening infections and failure to thrive. Without treatment, people with SCID do not tend to live past early childhood. Two common types of SCID include:
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Louisville coach Rick Pitino talks to his players during a timeout in the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against South Florida on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, in Louisville, Ky. Louisville defeated South Florida 64-38. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley) |
Not so long ago, there wasn't a legitimate reason to believe the UConn men had more than the slightest of chances to make some noise in the Big East. The Huskies slogged through eight-point victories against New Hampshire and Harvard and at times looked as if the postseason ban sapped their motivation.
Now, it appears the postseason ban is their motivation. Now, there is little reason to believe the Huskies (12-3, 2-1 Big East) can't do something in the league beyond just being there.
Saturday's 65-58 victory at No. 17 Notre Dame proved that much. It was a needed victory that began a rough three-game stretch that gets infinitely harder tonight when No. 1 Louisville (15-1, 3-0) visits the XL Center. What initially appeared to be mostly a matchup of excellent guards now looks to have the added label as being a matchup of two of the league's best teams.
Hyperbole? Possibly, but there's no arguing that UConn is already doing so much more than anybody expected. If not for a long 3-pointer by Marquette's Junior Cadougan, the Huskies could well be 3-0 in the league and few have noticed.
"No one acknowledges anybody on this team," said point guard Shabazz Napier, who was somehow left off the list of 20 finalists for the Cousy Award. "We don't feel like we get a lot of proclaim the way we should. That problem with that is you're setting up some dragons to go out there and go hard.
"Our chemistry is so good right now. We're driving off our chemistry. So far it's working well."
Louisville is rightly a big favorite tonight and might be the No. 1 team in the country by the time of the game (since both Duke and Michigan, ranked ahead of the Cardinals, lost this weekend). UConn last played a No. 1 team on Jan. 23, 2010 when it toppled Texas at Gampel Pavilion.
The Cardinals can do just about everything with guards Peyton Siva and Russ Smith and a front line duo of Gorgui Dieng and Chane Behanan. Siva took a hard fall in Saturday's victory against South Florida and might be hobbled a bit. Behanan played limited but effective minutes against the Bulls as he comes off a high ankle sprain.
Tyler Olander's sudden emergence Saturday gives the Huskies some hope against that front line. Napier and Ryan Boatright should be able to hold their own against Siva and Smith. What didn't appear all that intriguing a month ago is rife with interest tonight.
UConn has outrebounded its last two foes after winning the rebounding battle just once in the prior 13 games. The defense is steady most of the time and the shooting percentage of late has hovered near 50 percent. All of those are good signs but much will be determined based on how UConn handles Louisville's pressure defense.
DePaul runs similar pressure and UConn had no trouble with it. Louisville, of course, runs its pressure defense far better than the Blue Demons.
"We're going to have to challenge them," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said. "The key is execution. We have to be determined to win and not get flustered if we turn the ball over a couple of times. We have to play with poise and balance and encouragement and energy."
The Cardinals have been a particular problem for UConn. Louisville has won five of the last six meetings and seven of the last 10. The only time the Huskies have beaten Louisville in the last three years was in the Big East Tournament during the magical 2011 postseason run. The Huskies haven't beaten Louisville in the regular season since Feb. 2, 2009.
Jim Calhoun had trouble solving Louisville. Now, it's Ollie's turn, fresh off possibly the best-coached game of his short career.
"Kevin Ollie is about as perfect a choice for head coach as any school could have," Louisville coach Rick Pitino said. "He's the perfect match: extremely bright, the players are going to love playing for him, a fierce competitor. It's a tremendous marriage."
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Beverly Odum takes the wheel at Big 'O' Dodge after family tragedies
Beverly Odum was 48 years old when she first bought a car on her own. October 27, 2013
Barbara League makes her mark in a man's world
Clad in a black suit with simple accents of pearls at her neck and earlobes, Barbara League is a seeming core of tranquility in a tumult of activity. October 20, 2013
Selah Genomics' Michael Bolick is willing to take the leap
Bolick's passion stems from within and manifests itself now every day in his job as CEO of Selah Genomics. October 13, 2013
Accidental entrepreneur Sam Phillips discovered a passion for putting people to work
Sam Phillips didn't set out to become an entrepreneur. It happened by accident, he said. October 6, 2013
Veterans draw on lessons from military service to succeed as entrepreneurs
After they've become Army strong or aimed high or been among the few and the proud, veterans leaving military service often join the ranks of another band of distinguished Americans: entrepreneurs. October 3, 2013
Entrepreneurs follow Swamp Rabbit Trail to Travelers Rest
Since 2009, more than 40 new businesses have opened along Main Street in Travelers Rest and the immediate vicinity, according to information from the city. October 2, 2013
Fourth generation now running 60-year-old Young Office
There are three generations of Youngs sitting on the stoop of the Augusta Road home. Thomas Young III, who goes by Tommy; Thomas Young IV, who goes by Thomas; and Thomas Young V, who is known as Ty. September 29, 2013
Spinks still pumping ideas
Ideas have led the founder and chairman of the board of the Spinx Co. to great success over the years. September 22, 2013
'Solopreneurs' enjoy freedom but face challenges being in business alone
Travis Goodwin wakes up in the morning, stretches, brushes his teeth and heads to the office downstairs. September 20, 2013
McAfee brothers carry on a 100-year-old family tradition
Generations of funeral directors have walked down these halls, up the well-oiled stairs and into the office that is now Thomas McAfee IV's. September 15, 2013
Young entrepreneur changes face of Greenville's tech industry
When Peter Waldschmidt sits down at a set of keys, it's impressive what begins pouring out. September 8, 2013
Greenville entrepreneur finds joy in work that profits others
AidJoy boosts charities' donation capabilities by improving their websites and helping them establish working relationships with public relations firms, videographers and photographers 'to provide a... September 1, 2013
Partners bring their Italian wine, olive oil to Upstate venture
Janette Wesley, Renato Vicario and Jim Ritchie are on a mission to bring taste back. August 25, 2013
Rush Wilson Limited thriving under second-generation owner
The road to success starts down a well-vacuumed path or at least that's how it started for Rush Wilson III. August 18, 2013
Kickboxing champ striving for world's top fitness franchise
33-year-old Duncan native Shannon Hudson is the founder and CEO of 9Round, one of the top 500 kickboxing and fitness center franchises in the world, according to Entrepreneur magazine. August 11, 2013
Life experiences led Pedal Chic's Bylenga to find entrepreneurial niche in cycling world
There is something deep about Robin Bylenga's gaze. The youthful looking 48-year-old has the calm disposition of a yoga instructor and the steady voice of a counselor. August 4, 2013
Raymond and Karinna Levy cultivate specialty tea and big plans in Upstate
From some fundamental beginnings through a few pitfalls along the way, Amanzi Tea is growing into a thriving business with a rising profile, poised to take advantage of an industry that's growing by... July 28, 2013
Local foods market blossoming in Greenville
Step inside the new produce room at Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery, and you'll find baskets of broccoli and cartons of eggs and piles of richly colored berries. July 25, 2013
Vision, beliefs have kept Jack Shaw going since his days selling newspapers as a kid
Faith has been key to Jack Shaw's success through his more than 55 years of business, as he has ridden the ups and downs of real estate cycles. July 21, 2013
Northampton Wines owner Richard deBondt has hit all the right notes
Planning has gotten Richard deBondt nowhere. July 14, 2013
Restaurateur Jason Fletcher making mark on downtown Greenville
It's not an obvious career path from forklift driver to restaurant owner by way of IT, but then again Jason Fletcher isn't the type to do things the obvious way. July 7, 2013
Greenville entrepreneur maintains passion for investing
Carroll Rushing was not made to slow down, says his wife, Billie Cleveland. A self-made success, Rushing has built many businesses and funded quite a few start-ups over the past decades. June 30, 2013
Zimbabwe unrest led coffee entrepreneurs to Upstate
There are a lot of stories in a little coffee bean. June 23, 2013
Houser brothers build on experience with Green Cloud Technologies
Charles Houser remembers distinctly the phone call that would, as it turned out, change his life. June 16, 2013
'Polar opposites' growing local design business
Business partners Amy Emery and Kim Jackson didn't really need a Myers Briggs personality test to tell them what they already knew. June 9, 2013
Partners bet on themselves, Greenville as aerospace leaders
When Jason Premo and Sean Witty speak, it's hard not to get excited about what they say. June 2, 2013
Peter Barth helps shape Greenville into tech hothouse
Peter Barth's work space on the end on the end of a long desk made of unadorned timber and shared with others, offers no hint of its occupant's formative role in the bustling and ever-changing world... May 26, 2013
Teen illness put Leonardi on the path to real estate auctioneering
Bob Leonardi's auctioneer chant may go down as the one heard clear around Greenville. It was his bid calls more than a decade ago that helped launch the downtown housing boom. May 19, 2013
Greer couple's pest infestation leads to product revelation
Mathew and Jodi Franken were really bugged about a situation literally! Before moving to Greenville six years ago, the couple lived in Florida where they had a major problem with fruit flies. May 13, 2013
Greenville's Manley is state's Young Entrepreneur of the Year
When Scott Whelchel began seeking someone locally to nominate for the state's Young Entrepreneur of the Year award, one name seemed to stand out Chris Manley. May 12, 2013
InnoVenture, 10 years old, still putting startups in front of investors
Greenville businessman John Warner usually looks forward to up-and-coming technologies when he speaks at InnoVenture, the annual business conference he founded. May 9, 2013
Datastream founder Larry Blackwell takes the slower track, helping new businesses grow
Larry Blackwell's day-to-day life was once populated with executives and board members. May 5, 2013
Mike Okupinski and Ed Buffington find a community in craft beer
The way Mike Okupinski and Ed Buffington talk about beer is the way some talk about literature. April 28, 2013
More women of color finding fulfillment in self-employment
A new study commissioned by American Express OPEN Forum found that firms owned by women of color has risen from one in six women-owned firms in 1997 to one in three in 2013. April 27, 2013
Determined spirit takes Ava Smith from troubled youth to business leader
One week before Ava Smith's 18th birthday, her mother took her for a ride that changed the course of her life. April 21, 2013
Many Upstate businesses find small-scale work environments a perfect fit
What do a financial adviser, a real estate investor and a brokerage firm all have in common? They all share the same space on the second floor of the Regus Center building off I-385. April 19, 2013
D.J. Rama leads JHM Hotels with passion, purpose
You might think D.J. Rama would be tired. The president of JHM Hotels has spent his two-year tenure traveling to the company's U.S. April 14, 2013
Greenville investor Leighton Cubbage: Recession failure put life back on track
One thing Leighton Cubbage hopes other entrepreneurs will learn from his life is that if your dreams are big enough, you'll be driven to your knees. April 7, 2013
Different mindset helps to turn passion for art into income
The hit-or-miss nature of the income is what drives many artists to find full- or part-time work away from their creations. Some teach, some work in galleries or other art-related jobs. March 31, 2013
Rich Hagins draws on an inner calm to guide his life, career
Rich Hagins shares a memory of a time when he was 13. He was waiting for the bus, he recalls, when he was pelted with eggs. March 24, 2013
Former co-workers team up to start construction company
Two former co-workers are now co-owners of their own full-service construction firm. March 23, 2013
Local Firehouse franchisee takes a leap of faith to build a booming business
He knew he didn't want to spend his life behind a desk. And he knew he wanted to make his home in his native South Carolina. What he didn't know was exactly how those things would come together. March 17, 2013
Small businesses adopt technology to improve customer service and boost bottom lines
From exam rooms to coffee houses, small businesses are incorporating more modern technology into their regular business operations, helping them increase efficiency, improve customer service and... March 15, 2013
Students learn what it takes to start a business
Justin Hiller of Taylors has big plans this summer. The 19-year-old Clemson student will experience what it's like to be an entrepreneur. March 11, 2013
Investors group puts money in Upstate entrepreneurs
As Bob Howard puts it, Tim Reed didn't himself invent a better mousetrap. But the Greenville entrepreneur and businessman has a special talent for finding those who do. March 10, 2013
Health food store is 'miracle' in owner's thoughts daily
Margaret Griffin didn't set out to own a health food store. But for nearly 25 years, that's what she's been doing at Market for Life. March 4, 2013
Good Ole Boys Apparel teaches a new lesson in the value of mentors
The story has become the selling point. As it goes, Bill Moseley, a once legendary football coach in Alabama, came to mentor the young men he coached. March 3, 2013
Becky McCrary conquers disability to find her voice, career
Becky McCrary of Simpsonville stuttered until she was 31. Her husband, Scott, tells her she hasn't shut up since. That's a good thing because now McCrary, 57, gets paid to do just that speak. February 24, 2013
Business talk drives even dinner conversations for second-generation entrepreneur
She's up before the crack of dawn to hit the gym and back home by 7 a.m. to make sure her two sons have a good breakfast before school. February 17, 2013
Social entrepreneur is 'changing the world one dinner at a time'
You wouldn't know it from looking at her, but Marsha Wallace used to get overwhelmed a lot. A '48 Hours' special on female genital mutilation left the Simpsonville mother of four on her bed sobbing. February 10, 2013
As leader of Creative Builders, William H. 'Will' McCauley III builds on a legacy
For more than 20 years, William H. 'Will' McCauley III has been influential in helping grow Creative Builders from a single-family residential builder to a multimillion dollar general contractor. February 3, 2013
Former teacher makes the grade in children's clothing business
From the start, Wendy Turner built her company on her own terms. January 27, 2013
Beekeepers turn hobby into bustling business
Susan Gardner and Tim Dover decided to take a big leap, and in November they opened the Carolina Honey Bee Co. store under a new green awning on Travelers Rest's Main Street. January 20, 2013
Greenville's budding creative industry fuels makers and shakers
In Greenville, makers range from college grads making blue jeans in a parent's basement to gadget inventors in modern co-work spaces. January 18, 2013
From survival to success: Estlean Cook's machine shop hums with precision
Estlean Cook, president and owner of Treblig Inc. faced a lot of 'scary years' head-on. But letting the company go under was never an option. January 13, 2013
Back-up strategy: Immedion aims to keep websites humming
Looking back, Frank Mobley, 49, isn't sure what pushed him to start his technology data-support company, Immedion, six years ago. But then he's always had an independent streak. January 6, 2013
Bill Masters turns focus to helping up-and-coming entrepreneurs
Through connections with groups such as Liberty Fellows and the Greenville Tech Entrepreneurs Forum, Bill Masters develops mentoring relationships with young or up-and-coming entrepreneurs, lending... December 30, 2012
Travelers Rest couple pours passion, TLC into goat milk soaps
A newly discovered allergy, an errant block of ice, a stubborn son and the will of the Lord. December 23, 2012
Founder of Aerie Engineering follows a non-traditional path
While Lori Morton was in college, she rebuilt the top half of the engine of her 1968 Pontiac. Having that on her resume helped her get interviews with potential employers. December 23, 2012
Sue Rechner changed Confluence Sports' fortunes and found her passion along way
Looking back, maybe Sue Rechner's first understanding of what it meant to be an entrepreneur was all those little yellow dots. December 16, 2012
Couple founded Loggerhead Apparel with a mission in mind
A year and a half ago, Zac and Sara Painter sat at a table at Two Chefs in downtown Greenville on the brink of launching an apparel company with three purposes in mind: to grow their brand, to help... December 9, 2012
Montalvo finds success by feeding a need
Ruben Montalvo believes their restaurants survived the Great Recession in part because he and Rosalinda, who provides the recipes, chose to focus on quality and remain true to themselves by not being... December 2, 2012
For Linda Long, travel opened a world of possibilities
Linda Long will never forget her first experience with airplane travel. The Greenville native was 18 and she had never been anywhere beyond Tampa. November 25, 2012
Henry Harrison builds empire with hard work, warm heart
He's known as Chief to his employees, Warden to the fraternity boys who lived next door, Papa Slick to his nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, and Carolina Slim to the boys who used to... November 18, 2012
Hammonds marry instinct, energy for restaurant success
Failure is not a word restauranteurs Larkin and Mark Hammond easily acknowledge, and so the two live their lives as if it doesn't exist. November 11, 2012
Businesses that cater to boomers grow in number, sophistication
The 'silver tsunami' of people approaching or passing retirement age has gained a great deal of attention in recent years. November 9, 2012
Kitchen incubator nurtures home-grown food products
On a weekday afternoon, a group of 25 is gathered in the lobby/storage area of Blue Ridge Food Ventures in Candler, N.C. November 4, 2012
Fourth-grade experience helped Simpson engineer success in life
Michael Simpson said he was on the verge of being placed into special education when an encounter with a teacher's aide re-directed his course. November 4, 2012
Halters weather life's storms
If there is one cornerstone for Frank Halter, chairman of Coldwell Banker Caine, a third-generation, family-owned and operated real estate company, it's his positive attitude, says Pete Halter, an... October 28, 2012
Architect Joe Pazdan channels dedication, passion to help shape Greenville
Joe Pazdan stands in the aisle of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Over his head is the ceiling painted a warm brown, inspired, he said, by the dark ceiling of Christ Church Episcopal a few blocks away. October 21, 2012
Greenville film company turns a corner
In five years, Dark Corner Films has had its ups and downs but has produced two successful documentaries and a slew of other projects that have given the company its best showing financially this... October 14, 2012
Jewelry maker Llyn Strong crafts a unique business on Main Street
Change is but one lesson Llyn Strong has picked up over her 23 years in the jewelry business. October 14, 2012
Entrepreneur finds Joy in real estate
Joy Bailey, who started Joy Real Estate with her husband, Dave, more than 40 years ago, says she isn't surprised by the success the firm has enjoyed in the Upstate. October 7, 2012
Sportswear company, hotel build on the Hincapie family brand
Rich Hincapie Sportswear into a nationally recognized brand and in doing so has helped bolster Greenville as a cycling town. September 30, 2012
Upstate entrepreneurs turn small farms into cash cows
Since 2002, the average size of farms has been decreasing, putting added pressure on small farms that must sustain themselves with less land and thus fewer products. September 29, 2012
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For your Weekend reading enjoyment, I have highlighted some of the most popular articles from the past month, which were posted on this site.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Best Dividend Articles as of Mid-October 2011
Posted by D at 1:00 AM
Labels: weekly reading
10 comments:
- RS said...
How about writing strategies on how you can safely use options with dividend growth stocks? Just an idea on something that I would like to learn more about. thanks.
- October 15, 2011 at 11:01 AM
2 Topics come to mind-
A while ago you mentioned extrapolating the stock price of JNJ in 2020. I think it might be fun to see you try to do that and what process you might take? I can understand if you would want to avoid such speculation, however.
Also it might be nice to hear your goals? Several years ago you stated early retirement and perhaps moving out of the country. How do you feel about that now?
I am just grateful for your continued output and really appreciate what you have to say generally. Even just repeating the same themes over and over again would be quite useful, at least for me, because often human nature is such that we need to be consistently reminded of basic, common sense tenets and truisms. This also applies to investing which is often emotional.
Historical returns are also useful.
Actually here is a good one. PG has paid dividends since 1891, yes? So, what did the dividend stream look like before 1957? Why were there fluctuations or cuts, how extreme were the cuts? What did a dividend growth investor's income stream look like from 1920-1955? Perhaps using such names as IBM, CL, PG, KO. That would be fascinating.
JF - October 15, 2011 at 11:30 AM
I would like to know if it is a good idea to invest in dividend paying companies through ETFs, what are the pros and cons and which ETFs would you recommend.
Thanks - October 15, 2011 at 5:54 PM
- Income Pirate said...
This is a nice list of articles. I found your blog through Dividend Mantra. I hope to retire one day and live off my dividends. Good luck and I will continue to read your blog...
Income Pirate - October 16, 2011 at 6:40 AM
& THE LIKES - October 16, 2011 at 10:27 AM
- Dividend Growth Investor said...
Some of the topics you asked for have already been covered before. You can look for them by going through the archives. In addition, there is a search term at the top left of the site.
I have written about options before. I am not a fan of using options.
Start with this article and follow the links inside:
First Anon,
My goals are to generate enough in dividend income in order to meet my expenses. I am still targeting early retirement and potentially moving out of the country. However, However I think that I would need a higher amount than the initially required $200K. Anyways, I should be able to generate enough in dividends by 2014 -2015 to meet expenses. The original plan from 2008 was to reach this goal in 6 - 7 years, so I am on schedule.
I am not sure about extrapolating JNJ till 2020 however..
You can search for dividend etfs on the top right box on this site.
Here is one of the many articles I have written about ETFs:
Follow the links inside the article to other articles about ETFs.
Last Anonymous,
I am not a fan of royalty trusts, because they have depletable resource bases. That means that they have the odds stacked against them in generating enough in income to pay increasing dividends each year. Quite on the contrary, most trusts pay decreasing dividends. - October 16, 2011 at 3:05 PM
Any thoughts about Kinder Morgan buying El Paso?
- October 16, 2011 at 7:26 PM
- Financial Independence said...
While the US market has been performing remarkably well during this recession, don't you think you are over exposing yourself to it?
Joking aside we have learnt very little and this year are going to spend nearly twice as much money as we earned.
For an average household this would be a disastrous results...
I am a great believer in the free market, but what such expenses vs. earnings are mind boggling. - October 17, 2011 at 2:34 AM
- YourPaidSurveys said...
I would be really interested in getting your take on m-Reits.
Even the ones investing in guaranteed mortgages are sporting huge yields, that somehow seem to reach beyond the implied risks of these vehicles - which mainly seems to be short-term interest rates, mortgage redemptions and potential policy changes.
Do you see them as worthy of being part of a dividend investor's portfolio? - October 17, 2011 at 4:48 AM
When looking at stocks that you analyze, how do you know when the price is right to enter?
- October 20, 2011 at 10:28 AM
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