Coperation in New England
Coperation in New England
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Cooperation received a blow from which it has not yet recovered in the Connecticut Valley.
Such is the story of many other misguided attempts at cooperation by men too ignorant or selfish or dis-united to cooperate. Yet the Springfield experiment was not wholly a failure. It contributed largely to induce cash trade and low prices in all this section of country, and thus did in- calculable good to the laboring classes. Said one of the di- rectors : " Many persons to my certain knowledge, who had... always been behind, and thought they could not leave the old store because they were behind, and whom 1 induced to transfer their trade to the Sovereigns, lived economically and paid their old bills out of what they saved from cash trade with us. " So little discouraged is Mr. 0. S. Brigham, the pioneer of the Springfield enterprise, and now partner 46 Cooperation in New England.
in a large wholesale fruit business, that, in answer to the question whether he still believed a cooperative enterprise could meet the keen competition and low prices now pre- vailing, replied : " You give me one hundred families who will be true to their best interests and I will beat any store in town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cooperation received a blow from which it has not yet recovered in the Connecticut Valley.
Such is the story of many other misguided attempts at cooperation by men too ignorant or selfish or dis-united to cooperate. Yet the Springfield experiment was not wholly a failure. It contributed largely to induce cash trade and low prices in all this section of country, and thus did in- calculable good to the laboring classes. Said one of the di- rectors : " Many persons to my certain knowledge, who had... always been behind, and thought they could not leave the old store because they were behind, and whom 1 induced to transfer their trade to the Sovereigns, lived economically and paid their old bills out of what they saved from cash trade with us. " So little discouraged is Mr. 0. S. Brigham, the pioneer of the Springfield enterprise, and now partner 46 Cooperation in New England.
in a large wholesale fruit business, that, in answer to the question whether he still believed a cooperative enterprise could meet the keen competition and low prices now pre- vailing, replied : " You give me one hundred families who will be true to their best interests and I will beat any store in town.
What to read after Coperation in New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Webster Bemis to read onlineMoreLess
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