Retail Grocer's Problems Discussed in Study
A government study led by C Grant Isaacs outlines how independent grocers face a buyer’s market due to chains, with challenges in stock selection, credit, trucking, and store costs. The report, conducted with the National Retail Grocers Association, uses an eastern city store as a model, noting wide variation among shop types and urging gradual progress based on foundations of incomplete firms.
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Carolinas
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Charlotte
National Retail Grocers’ Association
Isases
Farniver
Vervier
Indiviana
Isaac
First National Bank
S.C
Let Us Do Your Job Printing
A quirky notice promising printing services, inviting readers to entrust their job printing needs. The fragment emphasizes community reform and personal effort, hinting at local engagement and practical help with printing tasks.
Labor Party Triumphs in Britain Election
Former British premier Ramsay MacDonald leads the Labour Party to sweeping wins in the recent polls. The victory boosts the chance of a Labour-led government as the party gains significant support across the country.
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Ramsay
MacDonald
Great Britain
Labor
Campbell Sets 212 MPH Speed Record at Cape Hope
Captain Malcolm Campbell shattered the five mile course record at the Cape of Good Hope Africa, roaring to 212 miles per hour on the speedway. The feat marks a new world speed record as observers claim the racer flew past the line in stunning fashion.
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Malcolm Campbell
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Womanly tact useful in labor disputes
Miss Anna Weinstock of the Labor Department has quietly settled industrial conflicts, including the Elizabethton rayon mills case where 2000 workers returned to work and guards withdrew. A former necktie worker, she studied sociology and gained recognition for speaking to women's clubs and industrial groups. Her future work includes shoe, textile and upholstery disputes in New England.
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Anna Weinstock
Labor Department
Rayon
Elizabethton
Tennessee
National
Miss Weinstock
Massachusetts
New England
Boulder Canyon Project Authorized by Hoover
President Hoover announced at the White House that a proclamation will enact the Boulder Canyon Project Act authorizing 165000000 dollars for flood control water storage irrigation and power in the Colorado River Basin. The proclamation may take effect after June 2 1920 once six of seven basin states ratify the interstate water rights compact. All states except Arizona have agreed to the compact.
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Hoover
White House
Colorado River
Seventieth Congress
Arizona
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