Marketing Defined and the Consumer Drive
R D Arney outlines marketing as the over all plan from producer to consumer highlighting market conditions in 1964. He cites rising incomes grocery sales, the role of independents and co ops, distribution by sales reps, and the impact of advertising and packaging on shaping consumer choice.
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United States
Europe
Hormel
Austin
Fremont
Fort Dodge
Hormel 1964 sales soar to $411 million and dividends rise
Geo A Hormel Co reports 1964 net earnings of $5.72 million on common stock, with 1964 sales at $411.83 million, 10.3 times 1929. Physical volume climbs to 1.272 billion pounds, stockholders’ investment grows to $52.87 million, and 144 straight quarterly dividends are documented. The company notes ongoing capital improvements and a workforce of about 8,110 in Minnesota and beyond.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Geo. A. Hormel
Geo. A. Hormel & Company
Delaware Company
Messrs
Corey and
Gray
Austin
Minnesota
Mower County
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
New Richland
Minn
Waldorf
Felber
President Speaks R. F. Gray Reports to Stockholders
R F Gray outlines progress at Austin plant and new facilities amid cost reduction, quality control, and expansion. He notes Los Angeles move, a Can Co. project, and overseas canned meats growth while urging continued development and research. He discusses food costs, market realities, and the need for further plant improvements and investment.
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Austin
Los Angeles
American Can Co
England
Ireland
Canada
Venezuela
Operations and slaughtering scope in meat processing observed
The piece defines operations to include livestock procurement, slaughter, processing, by products, and surplus. It notes a national trend with beef up due to Miami Oklahoma plant production and broader plant utilization, hog slaughter up one percent, and Mitchell South Dakota plant expansion aiding capacity. Computers speed post slaughter records on each animal for buyer origin and carcass value.
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Miami
Okla
Mitchell SD man dies in car crash near Bridgeport
Frank X. Clarke 78 of Mitchell South Dakota died in a two car collision on U S 81 a mile and a half south of Bridgeport Kansas. Clarke was a passenger in a car driven by Robert Jacobs 68 of Sioux Falls South Dakota. Jacobs and Clarke's son Thomas 42 were injured and taken to St Johns Hospital Salina. The patrol reported the Jacobs car swerved into the wrong lane and hit the Daughn vehicle.
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Bridgeport
Kan
Frank X. Clarke
Mitchell
S.D
U.S. 81
Clarke
Robert Jacobs
Sioux Falls
Thomas
Jacobs
St. John’s Hospital
Salina
Kansas Highway Patrol
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