American Chambers of Commerce
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A. Foley, "Philadelphia Commercial Museum, " The World's Work, Vol. II, pages 1258-1260, October 1901. "Pioneer Commercial Museum, " Harper's Weekly, Vol. XL VI, page 514, April 19, 1902. J. A. Stewart, "Where Science Is Allied to Commerce, " Chautauquan, Vol. XXXVIII, pages 264-266. November 1903.
76 AMERICAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Bureau was formed in 1912 by the consolida- tion of the Bureau of Manufactures and the Bureau of Statistics, both in what is now the Department of Commerce. Its funct...ion is to promote and develop trade at home and abroad by collecting and publishing useful commercial information. This material is se- cured from many sources, mainly by a corps of commercial agents, employed to make in- vestigations and submit reports. A pamphlet entitled: Miscellaneous Series No. 6, Pro- motion of Commerce, Washington, D. C. , 1912, gives a brief outline of the service main- tained by the Federal Government for the promotion of trade.
In 1912 Mr. E. A. Brand, Commercial Tonrof Agent of the Department of Commerce and Investiga- _ _ tion Labor, as it was then named, made a tour of several of the eastern and central states, visit- ing seventy commercial organizations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Foley, "Philadelphia Commercial Museum, " The World's Work, Vol. II, pages 1258-1260, October 1901. "Pioneer Commercial Museum, " Harper's Weekly, Vol. XL VI, page 514, April 19, 1902. J. A. Stewart, "Where Science Is Allied to Commerce, " Chautauquan, Vol. XXXVIII, pages 264-266. November 1903.
76 AMERICAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Bureau was formed in 1912 by the consolida- tion of the Bureau of Manufactures and the Bureau of Statistics, both in what is now the Department of Commerce. Its funct...ion is to promote and develop trade at home and abroad by collecting and publishing useful commercial information. This material is se- cured from many sources, mainly by a corps of commercial agents, employed to make in- vestigations and submit reports. A pamphlet entitled: Miscellaneous Series No. 6, Pro- motion of Commerce, Washington, D. C. , 1912, gives a brief outline of the service main- tained by the Federal Government for the promotion of trade.
In 1912 Mr. E. A. Brand, Commercial Tonrof Agent of the Department of Commerce and Investiga- _ _ tion Labor, as it was then named, made a tour of several of the eastern and central states, visit- ing seventy commercial organizations.
What to read after American Chambers of Commerce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sturges, Kenneth Montague to read onlineMoreLess
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