Officers and Directors of the Cooperative
A garbled roster lists roles and names including L A Strabing as president and Myers as vice president. Other entries show Genin as secretary and Maxwell and Allen as auditors, with F A Stodor as capital holder and Albert Griffin as author. A Olmstead and A Wahdalia appear as paper hanger and secretary, with Eb Emones and Manner noted in uncertain fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A. Strabing
Atlorony
A Ve Myers
W.D. Genin
Msurance
Maxwell
Bookksaper
Allen
F. A. Stodor
Albert Griffin
Olmstead
A. Wahdalia
Manner
What is a Co-Operative Association
A historical discussion describes co operatives where many join capital to transact for mutual benefit. Each member may have one vote, with profits shared as dividends. systems include life insurance, savings, and purchasing pools. It cites Rochdale as a model and notes international adoption across several European countries and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pengl
Feturn
Scytlind
Wales
Ptr
Hinawi
Ralilion
al Purchanes
Germany
Hiclele Prancee Heigum
Denmark
Switzerland
Sweden
Italy
Austria
Aubées
Canada
Thou- Randi
Shawnee Rochdale Co operative unveils new markets
The Shawnee Rochdale Co operative Association opens new flour and Hickory nuts flour and meat market with "Good Goods" and cash prices. All profits returned to members.
The Rochdale System and Co operative Meat Market
A Kansas City area notice describes The Rochdale System with equal share voting and profits returned to members. It details a growing co operative grocery with plans for a meat department, a general store, and branches, inviting participation and outlining shares, costs, and dividends. It promotes cash business, 8 percent share interest, and local lectures by Alonzo Wardell, urging patronage for savings on meat, butter, and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANL
Shawnee County
Quincy Street
Jones
Quincy
Sibwerthé
Alonzo Wardell
van Buren Street
Wardall
Grocery Price List Promises Special Quantities
Prices for produce and canned goods listed with per unit and crate rates. Tomatoes priced at 8R-0t per unit, Hart's Pride of Michigan Peas 3Q0 per centime, Dewey Corn per can, Comb Honey per pound, Pumpkin cans, Mincemeat 3 pounds, Blackberries three cans, and special prices on larger quantities. Also a note about Hickory Nuts and a claim of a stockholder source for flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Michigan
Noe Coffee Hen Found Near Green's Grocery Store
A fragmented local note recalls a vague scene about beans and a shop called Green's Grocery. The text hints at a conversation involving Martia and a deacon, with implied daily routines and a new lot acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martia
Deacon
Mike
Green
Colonia Blend Prices Stir Neighbor Debate
Fragmentary note describes prices and shopping at a local store. Speaker claims the store offers better goods and urges neighbors to trade there. The text references communal comparisons and possible plans to revisit for women’s coffee.
Dispute Over Will Draws Lawyer’s Patience
In Cincinnati Times-Star style, a discontented heir challenges the terms of a will. The lawyer, with a patronizing smile, explains why the estate plan remains intact as WM. GREEN & SONS faces the case and potential litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnat
Times-Star
Trial Date Set For Postal Contract Conspiracy Case
Washington October 30 It was arranged that counsel appear in the district criminal court Monday and on the date for beginning the trial of August Y Machen Samuel A and Diller Lorenz of Toledo for alleged conspiracy in connection with postal contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Criminal Court
August Y. Machen
Samuel A. and
Diller i
Lorenz
Toledo
Parks Found Guilty in Extortion Trial Retrial
In New York the jury in the Parks extortion trial has retried a guilty verdict. Complainants to the state railroad board report Missouri Pacific is hampered by a shortage of engines, not lack of freight cars, causing delays. Dillon, LeRoy, and Kansas City figures note cars loaded but unusable and two week waits for freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parks
Missouri Pacific
State Board of Railroad
Commanion
Minsouri Pacific
J M. Moehr
Dillon
Jeard
Kansas City Commission
Kansas City
Econisc
Ity
Ion
Phe
Samchier
Wong Bhagy
Brooklin
Mise Freathen Bopanthal
Agolph Réwenthal
Wal Wren
Leston
C. Fale Fortes
Slater
Steel Corp insists no price cuts or wage changes
New York October 30 The United States Steel Corp board issued a statement declaring there will be no cuts in prices and wages will not be considered before the new year. Officials say subsidiary matters are routine though examined for economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Water squeezed from stocks sparks debate in New York
In New York Andrew Carnette cites trims and market adjustments as a good thing for stocks. He argues that reducing overvaluation brings values to a healthier level while standard securities remain firm despite the Schwab method criticism. A veteran market view reflects confidence in continuing strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnette
Ble Wite
Deaunter
Europe
Xaid
Les
Deaths and Funerals Notice and Verbatim Cartoon Snippets
Deaths and Funerals record Miss Franc S Carson aunt of Mr J B Johnson dies at 0 15 Friday at Cancer in Stormont hospital aged so funeral Saturday at 1 pm from Mrs Johnson 708 Harrison interment Perry Kan. Also a collage of humor quotations from The Breaklyn Life Boston Transcript Washington Star Chicago Daily News Town and Country noting witty exchanges about weddings telegraphs and inventions The clipped items reflect an era newspaper humor page style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franc S Carson
J. B. Johnson
Cancrr
Stormont Hospital
Johnson
Harrison
Perry
Kan
New Diphtheria Case In City Police Chief’s Family
Fern, 11, daughter of Dr. Gott, chief of police, is treated after health officials determine a throat infection is diphtheria. A doctor diagnosed the illness this morning amid concerns about the spread of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Gott
Foreign Warship Needed for Dominican Crisis
In Domingo October 33 the political scene remains calm but tense with potential upheaval. A five line steamer named Chero Keetan visited, and the Dominican government ship Independencia blocked at ports Pinta and Doria to stop a fort from joining the revolutionary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domingo
Jenrabin Ix de Lairxbi
Chero Keetan
Independencia
Pinta and
Doria
Séland Ly
Revolutionary
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Co-Operative Association
THE
Shawnee Rochdale Co-Operative Association
Quincy St
Meat Department
Choice Country Batter Airways
Kansas
Tee Nenne
Ind
Sree
Mamgre
Lee
Buhler
Danbum
Fiji
Kenses
Davis Mercantile, CO
Kansas Avenue
Speaking
Colonia
WM. Green & Sons
Fraser Bros’. C
West Sixth St
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Machen Et al
Steel Trust
Star Grocery Wholesale and Retail
E. Montgomery
Prop
Tekize
Caite
Ide
Kent
Carness
Boston Transcript
Stunhedge
Noohan
Dustin Stix
Washington Star
Metul
Chicago Daily News
Miss Askerr
Miles Crummy
sYes
Muamme
Chisf Goff
Buck Stove
Buck
Aoe
Little Buck's
At, Emahizer & Co
Madras
Cownty
Toyoka
Bowen
of Public Service
Iullen
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