They Cannot Rip the Store Without Attracting Buyers
The piece outlines four key retail principles: appealing store design and atmosphere, savvy local and direct advertising with changing visuals and strong headlines, courteous service focused on customer interests, and the core practice of intellectual selling in the shop. It warns against price cutting and notes the impact of store presentation on sales and reliability of merchandise. It cites a grocery visit showing wilted produce and poor displays as costly mistakes.
Four Modern Methods Make Stores Success
Four factors shape the selling policy of the modern retail merchant. The state department of commerce and industry notes the home town dealer should hold a prominent position. First the displays in the store attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Ecommerce
Snowfall in Wyoming Mountains and Runoff Estimates
Weather Bureau and Forest Service report Wyoming mountain snow at 95 percent of normal by end of March 1930. Rainfall October 1 to March 31 was 8 percent of normal at mountain and foothill stations. Estimated season runoff: Big Horn 108 percent, Green 96, North Platte 87, Tongue and Powder 99, Snake 85, Yellowstone Park 91, Bear 1 percent, Pole Mountain Reserve 107. FD Ball noted as a Big Piney visitor.
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U. & Weather Bureau
The
Forest Service
Wyoming
Big Horn
Green River
North Platte
Tongue and Powder Rivers
Snake River
Yellowstone Park
Bear River
Pole
Mountain Reserve
Wyoming Power Potential Drives Regional Vision
Wyoming is presented as the source of every major river feeding the middle west and the Pacific coast, underscoring vast opportunities for unlimited power development across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Wet
Pacific Coast
Wyoming
Sublette County Schools Get Record Land Fund Hinge
Sublette County receives a semi annual apportionment from the school land income fund totaling 4379 dollars, the largest distribution in the fund’s history. The per pupil share is 9.14 dollars for ages 6 to 21, higher by 68 cents than the prior allotment, due to the county’s small school census. An annual census is underway to determine 1931 distribution as enumerators seek to count all individuals 6 to 21, regardless of schooling status.
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Meg McAlister Sommers
Sublette
Sommers
Katherine A. Morten
Sublette County
Wyoming Carload Freight Out of State in March
More than 47,266 carloads were loaded out of Wyoming in March. Oil and oil products led with 5,670 carloads. Coal and coke followed with 3,234. Merchandise reached 3,634, cattle 689, hogs 295, sheep 316, and cement 328 cars.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Central Western Shipers Advisory Board
Moran cabin project seeks rapid completion by May
The Moran project plans fifty cabins with rapid assembly by May. Firms Lamb and Reed and Joe Nethescote each provide two cars for the build while Driscll ind Weers supply five units. Fox Film Company expected to start shooting The Oregon Trail at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Lamb and Reed
Joe Nethescote
Driscll Ind
Fox Film Company
Oregon Trail
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Sublette County
Gust L. Larson administrator of Adam Waitsenan deceased will file final account and petition for distribution with the Clerk of Court by May 9 1930 for examination and objections by May 20 1930. If no objections are filed final settlement will be made by May 24 1930. GUST L. LARSON administrator G B Hackett attorney for administrator.
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Adam
Waisenan
Adam Waitsenan
Sublette County
Local Cheyenne Visitors and Regional Travel Notes
Dan Rathbun and Bud Streeter visited Cheyenne this week for business while Atty G EB Hackett conducted legal matters. Hank Beecher and Chris Jensen of Halfway were in town after ranch supplies. Marion Twichel of the LaBarge Coal Mine transacted business Wednesday. Charley Olson and wife returned from Fort Bridger to visit family. Numerous local trips, dances, Easter outings, and highway work are noted, including a Brigham era road reopening and Fox Movie Company plans to film near Jackson May 1.
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Hank Beecher
Chris Jensen
Halfway
State Highway “Department
Fall River Basin
Hoback Canyon
Jackson
Fox Movie Company
Executrix of Sommers Estate Seeks Final Settlement
May McAlister Sommers executrix of Albert P. Sommers estate invites creditors and interested parties to file final accounts and petitions for distribution by May 9 1930 with objections by May 20 1930. If none filed, settlement will proceed on May 24 1930 or as soon after as heard.
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Ramsey
Kemmerer Shoe
Saways & Sons
Kemmerey Wyoming
Ball
Pinedale
Pinedale Inn Cafe
Wyoming Power
Sublettie County
Jackson Hole
Nash
Kemmerer Nash Motor Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Bill” Hunter, Mer
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspaper
Big Piney
Gro. W
Gust L. Larson
G. B. Hackett
Dan Rathbun
Bud Streeter
Atty. G. EB. Hackett
Cheyenne Tribune
Marion Twichel
LaBarge
Charley Olson
Fort Bridger
Emmett Dahlquist
Drs
Willam Favyne
Lower
Clyde Hall
Night Hawks
Kemmerer
Twila Gellin
Minnie Lewis
Irvin Mitt
al Toone
John Scowscroft
Z Sons
Ogden
Utah
Upper County
C. A. Grafton
Tulsa
State Highway Department
Marbleton
Muddy Creek Bridge
Daniel and
Pinnedale
Geo. W. Hopkins
Ralph Hopkins
George Nichols
Evanston
Geo W. Hopkins
Norman W. Barlow
Salt Lake
Barlow
Perry W. Jenkins
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
Hotel
Kemmerer, Wyoming
C. A. St Clair
Tam
Bob Childers
Albert P. Sommers
McAlister Sommers
Executrix
Charley Ott
Mason
Big Piney and
Rock Springs National Bank
United States Postal Savings Depository No
Charles Budd
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