Word: benefitted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...society finds its present main store is inadequate and has formed tentative plans for a considerable enlargement of the premises during the next summer vacation. This great development of the business shows how well it has fulfilled its object. Formed as a Co-operative Society for the benefit of its members, it has extended its operations in numerous directions and has become the largest retail store in Cambridge. Because of its prosperous condition the society will again this year pay its members a dividend of nine per cent. In the eyes of the undergraduates the payment of this large dividend...
...points out the very pleasing progress of the past fiscal year, but predicts larger development and higher efficiency in the future. Humble in its beginnings, the Co-operative Society has shown remarkable growth and is now fulfilling adequately the aims of an undertaking of its nature--equal service and benefit...
...section of the Class Constitution governing the elections of officers of the three lower classes is printed below for the benefit of the voters in the elections...
...CRIMSON this morning prints the last of the series of articles explaining the purposes of various publications and organizations in the University. These articles are printed at the request of the Student Council for the benefit of candidates...
...request of the Student Council, the Harvard Lampoon is hereby publishing its purpose and aims for the benefit of those Freshmen who have not yet opened their eyes and become acquainted with the institutions and traditions of the community in which they live, or who were too preoccupied with their own little affairs to answer the call of fame, when the Lampoon so generously opened its doors to instruct its new candidates in the ways of the famous Harvard Comic Paper...