The Manual Arts
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Fig. 5. This sheet Is made in duplicate as was the case with the shop order sheets, so that a carbon copy is kept by the teacher. In this case, however, the original Is a yellow sheet and the duplicate a white one.
The colors add to the convenience In handling, especially in the Department office. When the system was first started, material slips similar to the time slips were used, but now stock bills made out by the workmen or a sub-foreman or by the teacher, as the case may be, are substitut...ed for these slips in keeping a record of the material for a given job.
The cost sheets in the Department office serve in making out bills, in making financial statements of the shopwork, and in estimating future jobs.
The first shop order Issued under this system was on Jan. 16, 1912. Between that date and 94 The Manual Arts Sept. 1, 1912, work was completed to the value of about $800. The reports for the next three years give the following figures : Year ending Sept. 1, 1913 . .$1,595.11 Year ending Sept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 5. This sheet Is made in duplicate as was the case with the shop order sheets, so that a carbon copy is kept by the teacher. In this case, however, the original Is a yellow sheet and the duplicate a white one.
The colors add to the convenience In handling, especially in the Department office. When the system was first started, material slips similar to the time slips were used, but now stock bills made out by the workmen or a sub-foreman or by the teacher, as the case may be, are substitut...ed for these slips in keeping a record of the material for a given job.
The cost sheets in the Department office serve in making out bills, in making financial statements of the shopwork, and in estimating future jobs.
The first shop order Issued under this system was on Jan. 16, 1912. Between that date and 94 The Manual Arts Sept. 1, 1912, work was completed to the value of about $800. The reports for the next three years give the following figures : Year ending Sept. 1, 1913 . .$1,595.11 Year ending Sept.
What to read after The Manual Arts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, Charles A. (Charles Alpheus), B. 1864 to read onlineMoreLess
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