Credit Exchange Bureau Plans Luncheon Series With Marshall
The executive committee of the Credit Exchange bureau linked to the Atlanta Credit News Association shifts its weekly lunch to Wednesdays after Vice President Marshall visits Tuesday. A luncheon will still occur with Marshall as guest of honor, aligning with the upcoming national event.
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United States
The
Credit Exchange Bureau
Atlanta Credit Wews
Dave
Chamber of Commerce
T R Marshall
Credit Bureau
Marshall
Percy Harris Builds Noted Sales Record At Robinson Co
Percy Harris the rising star salesman for A. M. Robinson & Co has surged in fame by moving 32000 worth of goods in the last twenty five days. Earlier a report claimed 19800 sales in fourteen days and now his pace surpasses previous records as colleagues cheer his continued high performance.
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Percy H Harris
Star Salcsman
A M Robinson
Marris
A. M Robinson & Co
Barris
Business Doubled at Fairbanks Marge & Co Southern Office
The southern office of Fairbanks Marge and Co on Whitehall Street shows more than a twofold rise in business over the last three months since moving into the new building. The week ending February 9 set a record, and the following week ending February 16 saw enthusiastic effort across the force as staff push for further gains.
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Fairbanks
Marge
Whitehall Street
Force
Small Wares Make Big Sales
A country merchant recalls a traveling man advising to sort sales by amount. He learns that grouping items under a dollar and over ten dollars reveals profit patterns, as the bulk of sales come from many small items and the checks confirm this insight.
Educating Farmers to Be Better Merchants Plan Sees Nationwide Farm Body
From the conference sessions a nationwide organization to cut living costs by improving farming methods marketing and cooperation is likely to form with Chicago as the base for paid officials a school of instruction to train managers for farm organizations and expert service corps. The committee behind the plan includes Frake Le Veve Henry J Waters HE Harris Taps D Sweftar and others from North Dakota Kansas Wisconsin Minnesota and Champaign Illinois.
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Chicago
Wh Ch
Frake le Veve
University of North Dakota
Henry J. Waters
Khansas College of Agriculture
Harris Champaign
Lil Toha Graham Brooks
National
Cole James
Callwel
Talefield Minn
Wildmin
University of Wisconsin
Traveling Man Source Of Profit To Retailer
An article highlights the traveling salesman as a profit source for retailers. A Marshalltown firm shows respect by offering a comfortable reception room for visiting salesmen, while warning that a hostile approach by a buyer can ruin a salesman’s career.
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Trade Exhibt
Marshalltown
Local History Drive Urges DAR Chapters to Compile County Histories
The state historian urges Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution chapters to dedicate a year to compiling local and county histories. She cites past efforts, outlines required outputs, and provides a plan for preserving family and county history, urging chapters to begin work immediately.
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Lowrey
William Lawson Peel
Joseph Habersham
Camping County
Lucian Knight
DA KF
Georgia
Liza Bowens
Wilkes
Cobbs Huxtery
Carroll
Andersons
Coweta
Stobel
Daughters of the American Revolution of Georgia
National Archives
State Lusteran
Aline
Daughters of the American Revolution
Glave Lowrmy
Rs TS
D A R Dawson Ga
Old Stage Road traced by the Houston Chapter D A R
The John Houston Chapter D A R held its regular meeting at Mrestelle Pye home. Officers for the coming year were elected including Regent Mrs J P Lewis and Vice Regent Mrs W C High tower. Mrs Castlen received praise for tracing the Old Alabama road from Liberty Hill to Columbus. Refreshments were served by Mrs WE Yates and the committee.
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John Houston
Mrestelle Pye
Usu
Carolyn Jmchemie Inslee
Twenty Third National Congress
Washington DC
Alabama
Liberty Hillike
Columbus
Marcellus Castlen
Castlen
J YP Lewis
WC Hightower
Mra
HL Hightower
Mra WE Yates
WE Yates
State regent urges prompt replies on committee lists
Mrs Parker, state regent, urges newly appointed state committee chairmen and members who have not yet replied to her notification to respond immediately so the full list of committees can be completed.
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Parker
Milk prices split: producer share vs consumer cost
In a Springfield Ohio publication the associate editor notes 1912 data from the department of agriculture showing producers received about 35.65 cents per quart while consumers paid about 81.2 cents. The article argues producers get roughly 40 percent of the price paid by shoppers across twenty six cities.
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Springfield
Ohio
D Bureh
Bureh
Department of Agriculture
Piedmont Chapter Presents Flag to Peeples Street School
The Piedmont Continental chapter of Atlanta on Peace Day May 18 presented a United States flag to Peeples Street School in West End. Dr Duntar H Ogden spoke on the flag as an emblem of peace, Mrs R Brooks led the presentation dress, and Superintendent William Siston accepted for the school. The regent pledged daily flag salutes and the chapter aims to honor more schools.
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United States
Peeples Street
West End
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Atlanta
Howell Park
America
Duntar H Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Brooks
William Siston
Gehoole
Apesch
Vis A
H Alfriend
Buliain
Altrend
Eva Thornton
Land of Plenty Time in the Land of Long Ago
From The St. Louis Republic this verse envisions a ideal place called the Land of Plenty Time a serene realm of peace sunshine and untroubled days with rivers blossoms and endless song contrasting with a lost past and longing for that long ago land.
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St.Louis Republic
U D C Scholarship Funds Support Georgia Girls Education
The Georgia division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy expands scholarships through the Helen Plane fund at the State Normal school in Athens and the Normal and Industrial school in Valley Willedge ville. The group also endows the Francis Bartow memorial at Ra Hun Gap Industrial School for Mountain Boys and Girls, continuing memorials that aid education and preserve Confederate history.
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Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Helen Plane
State+ Normal school
Athens
Normal and Industrial School
Willedgeville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rahun Gap
Francis Bartow
Helen
Ecaphmett
Helen Slane
Inawa
Cearnia Ty
Naa
Tad Feneral
Georgie Tvs Logiist
Georma
USA of la Koof
Throwlib Ag
Pridtral
Jefferson Davis Memorial day notes and Confederate events in Sandersville
A Sandersville area note examines the Jefferson Davis Memorial day program with praise for orator Yates Wright, a Sandersville veterans gathering at the courthouse description, and the Mary Ann Williams chapter meeting, Memorial Day observances, and Confederate veterans activities. The report covers the Daughters of the Confederacy, veterans’ dinner, program details, and chapter planning for future events.
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Elberton
Yate Wright
Fiberton
Secason
Ramploy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sandergille
Taliaferro
Sandersville
Derby
Jennie Adame
Corinne Hood Vo
Sentinel
Mra Crocker
F Tailley
Mary Ben
Mme Isebell Looks at Modern Beauty and Fashion
The essay argues that average women are increasingly attractive due to better care of looks and minds, while fashion shifts toward practical, varied styles. It notes modern dress emphasizes individuality but warns that extreme trends threaten feminine beauty, urging careful grooming and fitness to suit new Parisian-inspired gowns.
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Moore
Paris
Medhans
Spies in Fashion as in War Revealed in History
An article describes fashion designers needing imagination and taste, notes secret service style methods, and recounts a clever Paris to Buenos Aires spying tale where a thief sketched designs in a store notebook and was caught by a saleswoman.
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Fram Tonton
Aseeessf
Iim
Dish Nest
Ft Im
Secret Service
Empin 5
Paris
Buenosres
Rio
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