Advertising Upbeat for Small Town Merchants in Cozad
Fred Anderson urges merchants in Cozad Nebraska to boost local business through aggressive advertising and community involvement. He cites cash vs 30 day terms, welcomes free coffee at meetings, and shares methods from his own growth to $300000 yearly, including promotions, one day sales, and aiding farmers and Grange.
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Mann
Manttles
Cozad
Nebraska
Fred
Dawson County
Anderson
American Retailers’ Association
St. Louis
Chautauqua
Boy Scouts
Fair Association
Rexall
Kentucky
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Grange
Grange
Summer activities and staff moves at the State Normal College
Miss Ella Free visits relatives in Washington. Miss Innes and Miss MacGregor plan European summers. Miss Beery returns to Fruita for summer school. Miss White attends Stanford. Miss Patterson summers in Wisconsin. Mrs. Baker returns to Telluride. Miss Hoffman stays in Plattsville. Miss Bailey visits Washington and California. Louis Schieler studies at Washington University. Genevieve Albertson to teach English at State Normal. Jessie Merchant to lead Lewistown Region summer school geography. Chinook assembly highlights. tributes to Professor Robert Clark. Performances include solos by Irene Walden Enid Everett and Gladys Galvin with College Chums finale.
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Ella Free
Puyallup
Wash
Mary Innes
Miss MacGregor
Europe
Miss Innes
British Isles
France
Italy
Scotland
Ruth Beery
Fruita
Col
Caroline White
Leland Standford University
Bernice Bowers
Kelloy
Idaho
Lucille Johnson Baker
Telluride
Ethel .Hoffman
Plattsville
Ivan Bailey
Washington
California
Louis Schieler
University of Washington
Bernice Patterson
University of Wisconsin
Genevieve Albertson
Sand Point
State Normal College
Jessie Merchant
Lewistown
Normal College Index
Leo DeCelles
Jessie Cambron
Robert Clark
Irene Walden
Myrtle Dunks
Enid Everett
Gladys Galvin
College Chums
United States Wheat Crop Forecast Shrinks to 661 Million Bushels
The June 12 forecast from the Department of Agriculture shows the US wheat crop at 661 million bushels, the smallest since 1917, with little to no exports expected. Winter wheat yields are at a record low for June 1 conditions, amid Hessian fly and chinch bug outbreaks and drought pressures.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Kansas
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Chambers of Commerce
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis
Salvation Army
Omaha
UNION
Dillon Dry
Fordor
F.o.b
Detroit
FORD
City
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