Word: offered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...advertising man offer you his compliments on the sterling honesty with which your magazine is edited? I refer to two items appearing on your business page, TIME, April 18, in which you state that William C. Durant "spent $21,000 to advertise in 48 newspapers in 29 states" that Sir Charles Higham has come to the United States to "spend 5200,000 on advertising India tea in U. S. newspapers...
...Louis Owner Breadon, logical purchaser for the stock, offered $60 a share. Player Hornsby scorned this offer, set his price at $105. Continued negotiations accomplished nothing except valuable publicity for Hornsby and intense exasperation among the magnates. With the opening of the season a few days away, National League president John A. Heydler issued a ukase that Hornsby could not play ball for the Giants while owning stock in the Cardinals. Hornsby replied that he would collect his salary from the Giants, play or no play; would sell his St. Louis stock for $105 a share. The situation was described...
...McCormick, who is in charge of the tests has so aptly put it. "These tests are not a matter of vanity, but of some business logic. We offer an exceptional opportunity in exchange for personality, ambition, and interest. We expect 200 men to report for preliminary examinations at Harvard...
...offer an ovation...
...special feature in this year's plans will be the visit of a group of European Students to the United States during the summer. In being also to offer them hospitality the N.S.F.A. will be able to make a start toward repaying the hospitality which European students have extended to the American C.L.F. delegation both this year and last year...