Returning Goods by Customers Across the United States
A discussion of how long customers may keep goods for store credit and which items are non refundable. The piece notes regional differences, with the West favoring strict rules and the East advocating consumer education, citing Elbridge L. Howe on fairness and the need to avoid store customer bickering.
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United States
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Elbridge L. Howe
Retail Dry Goods Association
Cotton Ginned Prior to November in Mississippi
Department of Commerce reports cotton ginned before November in Mississippi for the 1922 and 1921 seasons. The release notes production activity and compares crop handling between the two years, reflecting early ginnery data from state fields.
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Mississippi
Preliminary Cotton Ginned by Mississippi Counties 1922 1921
Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census releases a preliminary Mississippi cotton ginned by counties report for the 1922 and 1921 crops. The state total was published at 10 am on a Wednesday, with a note about return goods practices and sales pressure to send goods home for selection and credit.
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Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Mississippi
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