How to Test Your Employees by William F Kembke in Industrial Management
The piece cites a method from Industrial Management advising quick, structured tests of workers. It proposes thirty second and twenty second drills to rate responsiveness and problem solving, with examples like naming various categories and answering five difficult questions. It mocks overlong responses and praises concision and secretary support for high performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fretz Kembke
Edison
Addams
Atlantic
Mr. Kemble
Social notes from Marshall and surrounding towns
Dudley resident Jesse Meloy and Paris visitor Evelyn Zimmerly stopped in the city Saturday. West Union natives James Prevo and Jane Morton visited. Miss Morton stayed with relatives. Marshall residents Mrs. Chas Whitlock and Miss Fayette ONeal hosted and entertained. court business and church events noted. Receptions, marriages, renewals, and a hurricanes of local travels fill the week as rain boosts farm work and legal matters proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W Handy
Oliver
G. Challaner
R. A. Mitchell
Kansas City
Jane Morton
West Union
Chas. Whitlock
Marshall
J. K Black
Springfield
Harry E. Cork
L. L’s
G. W. Kasserman
Champaign
Fayette O'Neal
Local Social Notes and City Election Update
Miss Margaret Shaw visited Miss Fanny Sharp of Martinsville yesterday. Miss Minnie Keifer will visit relatives in Indianapolis tomorrow. Russell W. Brown of Alton arrived yesterday for a few days with his parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Carpenter were called to Robinson Monday by the death of Mrs Carpenter's uncle William Eklever. Only One City Ticket filed with the city clerk for the election. Late Gray has petitioned alderman for the first ward under Community Ticket. The Community Club does not officially endorse any ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Downey
Post Office Force
Orange Township
D. T. Black
M. E
Westfield
Harry B. Dulaney
Daytona
Florida
W. W. Arnold
Robinson
Jno. Kincaid
Charleston
Thomas J. Garwood
West Union
Bella France
Melrose
W. A. Read
Parkin
Ark
South Sixth Street
Frank Hess
Terre Haute
Abe Shumaker
Big Sandy
Texas
Velma Sullins
Musical Art Club of
la Cole
Truman Booth
Mary Mitchell
J. K Kerr
Harry B. Cork
Bridge
Lawrence Kiplinger
Arthur Poorman
Clarence Bailey
Harry S. Cole
Clarence G. Bailey
Winds Pipe Line Co
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Bailey
Daniel
Minnie Keifer
Indianapolis
Russell W. Brown
Alton
Frank Carpenter
Herald
Gray
Sheri Davis Seeks Marshall Township Highway Commissioner Seat
Sheri Davis runs on the Democratic ticket for highway commissioner of Marshall Township. The bid targets the local public works leadership with a focus on road maintenance and traffic safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Davis
Marshall Township
Bewitched Healers? Riley’s Stage Mastery Draws Roars
James Whitcomb Riley captivated audiences with a magical stage presence. He did not read or recite but transformed into each character, delivering riotous laughter or tears through suggestion. The Hoosier’s blond figure, deft voice, and dramatic shifts left viewers spellbound and unforgettable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Mr. Riley
Goodwin
Goodby
Jim
Booth Tarkington
Collier’s Weekly
Ladies of Congregational Church Exchange at Kelfer’s Drug Store
The Ladies of the Congregational church will hold an exchange at Kelfer's drug store Saturday afternoon starting at 3 o'clock. Funds raised will be used to loan money. A large land loan with lowest interest rates offered by Cole & Cole, Marshall, Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Summers
Martinsville
Chicago
E. Main Street
Archer House
D.T Black
Theadies
Congregational Church
Kelfer’s Drug Store
Gocm
Jowest
Tramp Proves A Woman In Georgia Barracks
In Thomasville two suspects arrested as hoboes were found to be a man and a woman. The man posed as Bill Searcy while the woman aided the disguise. They confessed to being Mr and Mrs Arthur Bessent of Jacksonville Fla and planned to tramp to Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mat Smith
Bill Searcy
Bill
Arthur Bessent
Jacksonville
Fla
Milwaukee
Wis
Lady reporters in Japan stir debate and limits
Archlea Bell notes in World Outlook that Japanese newspapers hire women as reporters, seen as progressive yet restrained. The editor says the new female writers push for women rights and suffrage, though controlled to avoid misinterpretation by male readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Archlea Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bois Saled
Baltimore
Jersey
DE Laval
Jesse Meloy
Dudley
Evelyn Zimmerly
Paris
City
James Prevo
Lloyd Davison
Metcalf
Henry Stateler
Edna
Martingville
Methodist Church
Sumner Maring
Martin Henry
Williams
Orville Murphy
Lucy Lovell
Esquire
Craig
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Hutsonville
Mary Brown
Wast Union
Edna Bailey
Pearl Lee
Dorothy Rose
Mary Roseh
Doris Wheifer
Margaret Shaw
Fanny Sharp
Duran’s
Marvin's Mill
Marshall, Ill
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
Keifer Drug Co
Homer Guinnip
Zensal
Martinsville, Ill
Buff Orpington
J R. Trump
Rid
West York
Anna Lutz
R. C
Rhode Island
John Casteel
R. J
Joseph Lewsader Jr
F. I. Buckner
Farmers Phone
Clark Switchboard
All Marshall Grocers
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
J L. Whiteside
Frank M. Hurst
S. 6Th St
Sullins
F O. Lutz
S. Second St
Grafanola and Records
6Th St
Walter Adams
Spruce &T
Hurst
J. D. Hurst
Car Square
Mewee
Teeenner
Dan W.W. LeGore
Marshall Greenhouse
Henry Lewis
Wabashio
Fishback
Ilenry Lewis
Dundee
Mich
N. F. Knox
New Spring
Cor. Square
Co Treasurer’s
Cole &, Cole, Marshall, Ili
New York
R. C. U. Store
Foster Martin
Black & Hutchinson
Triumph
Ohio
Ferry’s
Rice’s
7Zepayr
California
ROY Scott & CO
Walnut Prairie, Ill
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