Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...beef cattle, 30 of them fine purebred Aberdeen-Angus, plus seven registered Duroc-Jersey sows and about 80 sheep. He has won more than 170 prizes at local, county, state and national fairs and expositions. In all, Joe has complete managerial responsibility for a $49,000 farm business. His net worth is $37,000. Another statistic: he has just turned...
Young Joe Moore has few worries about losing money this year. With any luck at all, he expects to net from $8,000 to $10,000. Young though he is, Joe has spent many a year learning what a Tennessee farmer needs to know to make that kind of money...
...these success stories Promoter Kramer should have a few more to add after his next pro tour is over. Trabert is guaranteed $75,000, Hoad and Rosewall, if they accept, $45,000 apiece. Promoter Kramer expects to net the better part of $250,000 after paying expenses...
...while chain and mail-order sales were almost 13% ahead of last year. On a nationwide basis, the Securities & Exchange Commission reported that both sales and profits in the second quarter reached new peaks. Sales were an even $70 billion, some $2 billion more than the 1953 record, while net profits hit some $3.9 billion, nearly $200 million better than 1950's record...
...hoped to "integrate international and domestic advertising," pointed out that McCann-Erickson has worked for Coca-Cola Export Corp., and has offices all over the world. But behind the change, also, may be the fact that Coke is having trouble holding its top position. Last year Coke's net earnings dropped 8% while other companies' jumped (Pepsi-Cola's by 13%). In January of this year, Coke and D'Arcy tried a new sales approach, kicked off a big ad campaign featuring models in plush surroundings instead of home-town folks in corner drugstores. Trade magazines...