Word: coops
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Most University students, with the exception of Freshmen, are very well informed about the train they want, about its schedule and the equipment it carries; and this makes my work a lot easier," stated William J. Graham yesterday from behind his desk in the Coop basement where he has been selling train tickets for the New York Central Railroad since December...
...barn to make room for his mother-in-law, then forced him out of the barn because she was afraid he would disturb a pregnant cow. The judge ordered the wife to take him back when he complained a rooster wouldn't let him in the chicken coop...
...Coop, which was intended to force local dealers to moderate prices by offering low rates itself, hasn't been wholly successful in this respect, except in the case of textbooks. But the more direct methods of the Council's Bureau many make a dent where the Coop did not. However, the final success of the scheme depends on the extent to which undergraduates actually care where their money goes. If it is found easier to pay more than to carry a complaint to a Bureau representative, the plan will languish. On the other hand, if it catches...
...thousands who paid their dollar and joined the Coop a year ago will be able to reap the profits from their investments on October 14. George C. Cole, manager of the Coop announced yesterday...
Dividend checks amounting to 10 per cent on charges an 12 per cent on cash purchases during the year ending June 30, 1941 will be given to members. These dividends equal the highest mark in the Coop's history set last fall, two percent above the usual return of 10 and 8 per cent in past years. In 1933-34 when the Coop, like business in general suffered a drop, it paid only 9 and 7 per cent...