Coperation in the Northwest
Coperation in the Northwest
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For the third quar- ter, ending in October, I was assured that the sales would amount to $6, 000 and the surplus profits to a sum between $200 and $300.
The members have not only (1) bought their goods as advantageously as they could have done at any other store, and (2) received interest on their small investment of capi- tal, but (3) a moment's calculation shows that they have received back seven per cent, on all their purchases of groceries, allowing for the fact that non-members have done 2...66 Cooperation . In a Western City.
half the buying and have received none of the profits. This is a most satisfactory showing. Comparing net profits with capital invested, it will be seen that the store is clearing not less than fifty or sixty per cent, a year. Mr. S. E. Jensen, who is in charge of the business, has had ten years' experi- ence as a cooperator in the " Sixth Street " and Hennepin County barrel companies, and is admirably qualified for his present position. He serves the association for sixty dollars a month, and is assisted by two clerks at twelve dol- lars and seven dollars respectively per week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the third quar- ter, ending in October, I was assured that the sales would amount to $6, 000 and the surplus profits to a sum between $200 and $300.
The members have not only (1) bought their goods as advantageously as they could have done at any other store, and (2) received interest on their small investment of capi- tal, but (3) a moment's calculation shows that they have received back seven per cent, on all their purchases of groceries, allowing for the fact that non-members have done 2...66 Cooperation . In a Western City.
half the buying and have received none of the profits. This is a most satisfactory showing. Comparing net profits with capital invested, it will be seen that the store is clearing not less than fifty or sixty per cent, a year. Mr. S. E. Jensen, who is in charge of the business, has had ten years' experi- ence as a cooperator in the " Sixth Street " and Hennepin County barrel companies, and is admirably qualified for his present position. He serves the association for sixty dollars a month, and is assisted by two clerks at twelve dol- lars and seven dollars respectively per week.
What to read after Coperation in the Northwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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