Does It Pay The Advertising Crisis In Marion Trade
The Inter Ocean notes a case in Marion where Gunder Bros. dry goods firm ended after seventeen years of competition by holdouts who refused to advertise. Local merchants learned advertising becomes necessary to hold and grow trade as modern buyers respond to printers ink. The Marion store failed despite good goods and service and is now closed, illustrating the rise of progressive advertising in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Ocean
Indianapolis News
Gunder Bros
Marion
Indiana
Mely
Qwuere
Retaeilr
Competition Demands Real Position in Business Profession
The text argues that ongoing competition requires professionals to take a definite stance within the business field, emphasizing firm reasoning and decisive action to advance careers. It frames this stance as essential for success and professional integrity.
City uses prisoner labor to clean streets and pay bills
City prisoners worked in four man gangs to clear weeds and clean streets for almost no cost. Foreman-directed crews received food and five days in jail credit for four days work. Officials praise the program while critics call for clearer itemized bills in county proceedings.
Farming minds shift on damaged wheat stories
The passage argues farmers beware damaged wheat reports do not raise prices. It notes grain from areas with such rumors is inspected more closely, and suggests older state farmers would envy North Dakota’s thriving harvests, rejecting the idea that a rolling stone gathers no moss.
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North Dakota
Inter Ocean plan praised for Ramsey county crop and improvement story
Business leaders express support for the Inter Ocean project to publish a full Ramsey county crops and improvements feature. A recent magazine article by Marcus Brown notes that without Rockefeller names, the history of education and ion could not be written, and suggests both histories would be better unwritten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Ocean
Ramsey County
Marcus Brown
Rockefeller
Unclear Passage on Local Retaliation Echoes Student Echoes
A fragment discusses future school boys facing discipline for their inability to tell what happened. It notes residents at the time could not recount events. The prose is obscure with no clear persons or events identifiable.
Russia Surrenders Port Arthur Amid Tensions
A terse note states Russia relinquished Port Arthur to Japan, signaling mounting friction. The brief mentions looming upheaval for Mormondom as exclusive consequences are anticipated.
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Russia
Port Arthur
Japan
North Dakota blooms as artistic lakes and farming facts emerge
A collection of light, varied items notes North Dakota’s scenic lakes rival Minnesota, local ordinances irritate bystanders, a Cleveland beauty defends herself, crop reports in Inter Ocean promise reliability, and other quirky notes from gossip to politics across regions.
Horses for sale at Lohnes farm north of Devil’s Lake
For sale a number of saddle driving and draft horses at the Lohnes farm six miles north of Devil’s Lake. Prices listed as bargains. Also a note offering farm loans on first or second mortgages at low rates through John W. Maher who has funds available.
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Lohnes Farm
Evils Lake
R. Trippe
John W. Maher
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Hamsey County
Gamssagogh & Small, Proreretoss
Badoecciett
Seayear
Gols Paper
Board of County Commissioners
J. Goldberg
Inter-Ocvean
Lake
Minnesota
Cleveland
Pacific
Yellow Jack
Philadelphia
Sst. Louis Tailors
Ohio
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Taggart
The
Starkweather Times
Oscar
Norway
Cuba
Koréa
Pie
Norman Morrison
Geo, Locke
John Dahlen
Tom Maloney
Lute Elliott
Orrion Burdick
Frank Cockburn
Russell
the Dakota Machinery Co
N. Dak
B. J. Brooks Granite and Marble Company
West Third Street
Russell & Schultz
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