Cooperation a Study in Constructive Economic Reform
Cooperation a Study in Constructive Economic Reform
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Remnants of this grange movement sui^ived, however, there being a whole- sale society and 150 retail stores in Texas in 1885, and in 1894- 1895 the wholesale reported sales amounting to $65, 000 and a **Adams and Sumner, Labor Prohlems, p. 398.
"Bemis, History of Cooperation in the United States, p. 23.
*" Adams and Sumner, op. Cit. , p. 399.
*'C. W. Perkey, op. Cit. , p. 6.
STUDY IN CONSTRUCTIVE ECONOMIC REFORM 39 commission business of $222, 661. 91, By 1896 the movement had suffered further ...decline, and little of it remains today. ''^ Like the Patrons of Industry, the Knights of Labor (organ- ized in 1869) established productive and distributive cooperative societies on a large scale, but lack of the cooperative ideal and vision soon caused the stores to degenerate into mere commission houses, and the movement became an aggressive labor movement using the strike and securing legislation to achieve the aims of the workers.
The cause of cooperation was given great impetus by the Sovereigns of Industry, a purely cooperative association, organ- ized in 1874.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remnants of this grange movement sui^ived, however, there being a whole- sale society and 150 retail stores in Texas in 1885, and in 1894- 1895 the wholesale reported sales amounting to $65, 000 and a **Adams and Sumner, Labor Prohlems, p. 398.
"Bemis, History of Cooperation in the United States, p. 23.
*" Adams and Sumner, op. Cit. , p. 399.
*'C. W. Perkey, op. Cit. , p. 6.
STUDY IN CONSTRUCTIVE ECONOMIC REFORM 39 commission business of $222, 661. 91, By 1896 the movement had suffered further ...decline, and little of it remains today. ''^ Like the Patrons of Industry, the Knights of Labor (organ- ized in 1869) established productive and distributive cooperative societies on a large scale, but lack of the cooperative ideal and vision soon caused the stores to degenerate into mere commission houses, and the movement became an aggressive labor movement using the strike and securing legislation to achieve the aims of the workers.
The cause of cooperation was given great impetus by the Sovereigns of Industry, a purely cooperative association, organ- ized in 1874.
What to read after Cooperation a Study in Constructive Economic Reform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon S Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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