Agriculture .. 3
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With a strictly first-class trade the simplest method is to use a day book showing the amount of milk delivered each day to each customer. A bill is then rendered at the end of the month. By this system it is usually possible to collect about 90 per cent, of the bills during the first three days of the following month at the same time that the milk is delivered. About 98 per cent, of the bills are usually paid by the 25th of the month, when a duplicate bill should be sent to such customers as h...ave not yet paid. This method does away with tickets and making change all through the month.
The bills reach the customer when he is most likely to have money to pay them. For the general trade the coupon ticket system is satisfactory. The old style of a separate milk ticket for each quart or pint of milk, these tickets being passed from one to another and carried round in the pocket of the milk- man, is entirely unsatisfactory. Such tickets are splendid carriers of disease germs such as those of scarlet fever, diphtheria, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a strictly first-class trade the simplest method is to use a day book showing the amount of milk delivered each day to each customer. A bill is then rendered at the end of the month. By this system it is usually possible to collect about 90 per cent, of the bills during the first three days of the following month at the same time that the milk is delivered. About 98 per cent, of the bills are usually paid by the 25th of the month, when a duplicate bill should be sent to such customers as h...ave not yet paid. This method does away with tickets and making change all through the month.
The bills reach the customer when he is most likely to have money to pay them. For the general trade the coupon ticket system is satisfactory. The old style of a separate milk ticket for each quart or pint of milk, these tickets being passed from one to another and carried round in the pocket of the milk- man, is entirely unsatisfactory. Such tickets are splendid carriers of disease germs such as those of scarlet fever, diphtheria, etc.
What to read after Agriculture .. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks, William Penn, 1851- to read onlineMoreLess
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