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Jump to... Heartland Inc.(HTLJ) Buy @.38 8/31/09 Papa Bello Pizza

Heartland Inc.(HTLJ)

Heartland, Inc. (Heartland) operates its three wholly owned subsidiaries: Mound Technologies, Inc. (Mound), Lee Oil Company, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiaries Lee Enterprises, Inc. and Lee’s Food Marts, LLC (Lee Oil) and Heartland Steel, Inc. (Heartland Steel). Mound is in the business of Steel Fabrication. Lee Oil is in the business of Oil Distribution. As of December 31, 2008, the capacity of the facility was approximately 6,000 tons per year of structural and miscellaneous steel. On October 1, 2008, Heartland acquired the Lee Oil Company, including Lee Food Marts and Lee Enterprises. Lee Oil Company is a multi-state petroleum marketer and distributor.

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 PAPA BELLO ENTERPRISES INC. Stock symbol PAPA

Founded in 2005, Papa Bello Enterprises owns, operates and franchises Italian style eateries in the United States and China. The pizza industry is estimated to be a 33 billion dollar industry and Papa Bello’s is carving out their piece of the pie. Committed to growth they have gone from one restaurant to 22 in just 3 years. Papa Bello’s was named the “Best Pizza Franchise Concept of the 21st Century” by the economic report airing on Fox Business News and CNN. Papa Bello’s established a Master Lease agreement with Wal*Mart and has currently 17 stores operating in the Super Wal*Mart’s which gives them tremendous exposure. If it’s good enough to pass the extensive scrutiny and due diligence with Wal*Mart then it gives us reason to dig a little further.

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