Why Co-operative Stores Dont 60 Leadership Needed
A United States Department of Agriculture survey of 60 co operative stores shows success hinges on strong leadership and efficient business methods. Findings cite lower prices, larger member dividends, and improved stock management with high salaries for capable managers and broad community involvement. Legal safeguards exist in thirty states to support cooperative stores.
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Washington
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Enteprise
Cooperative Star
Deutschland Postcards for Red Cross Fund Raising
Capt Koenig donated 1000 original photographic postcards showing his ship in German waters to the German Red Cross for distribution in America. Captain Hecker in New York will reproduce the facsimile signature on the cards, proceeds to aid humanitarian work. Also noted is a daylight saving meeting in New York urging universal adoption with invitations extending to governors and mayors.
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New York
Deutschland
Koenig
Germany
Aventored
Hie
Red Cross
America
I. Trecker
Hecker
Boardway
Charles van Vleck
Commercial
Clib
New York City
United States
van Vleck
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Baptism Chugh Started Today Charter Hel Open
Four baptisms were scheduled as CHUGH began its fourth baptism series at the Charter Hotel opening event. Local officials attended as participants joined in the religious ceremony amid ceremonial acts and remarks.
Church Converts Chapel into Free Debt Church
Walnut Street Baptist church grants Champlin chapel debt free property and helps establish a new church with 54 members, including seven charter members. Revival leader W H agers to become pastor. Sunday school, services, and plans target 25 more members before charter closure.
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Chatoplin
Wilnut Street Baptist Church
Jotn Bunyan Smith
Church of Jesus Christ
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Champlin Chapel
W. H. Agers
Alberterguson
Walnut Street Baptist H
George Moody
Charles Stull
Ray Lewis
da Garvin
W. 5. Frew
Hello Girls Appreciated By Philadelphia Worker
A Philadelphia worker who spends time at a New York hotel gave $250 to telephone girls at his favorite nearby establishment as a Thanksgiving token. He says the gift neither targets New York nor Philadelphia service, but serves as a timely lesson on patient, prompt, and efficient service for New Yorkers.
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N York Sun
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphian’s Thanksgiving gift to hello girls
A Philadelphia man receives praise for his thoughtful gesture to telephone operators and his call for patience and fairness from callers. The piece links his charity to a broader message about understanding the central office staff and the delays users often blame on operators. It urges readers to reflect on their own behavior when using the phone and to consult the Want Page.
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Thole
Ih. le
Aney Steer
BAYES
Rotling
Tbs
Jancy
Ibe
Olea
WIS
Cilamplin Chapel
Organizares
Easley
Tel
Nore
M Ug
LEATH
Bird's Eye
ABC
Columbia Grafanolas
Leath’s
Grissell
Aeimas
Teddy Bears
Morris
Fath
East Fourth Street
Burch Bros
Misse
Misses Ley
Perrins Fownes
Bacmo Kayser
West Side
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Georgette and Crepe de Chine
Amas Sale