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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1925)
PAGE r".- THE CAPITAL JOURNAL," SALEM, OHEGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1923 0009OOOi 2,000,00000 More o o o o 12,000,000 oo j v A Many say it cannot be done, and some believe it can. o o And here's why. o o Being naturally located, hav ing the natural things to work with, success is the answer if proper cooperation is applied. o o Where will the additional $2,000,000 come from? They are already here. All that is needed is to leave them work and not send them away. o o Salem, the heart of the Wil lamette Valley, is surrounded by the most rich and fertile land. This is a natural asset and can be developed to carry out the $2,000,000 additional permanent circulation by ap plying the wheel plan. o o Ciircolatioim Every $ sent away never returns its local activity ceases. for 9 Every $ spent l locally is a local asset as its use is perpetual. The three Circular Outside Lines Is the Felloe of the Wheel The Hub Is the Center of Distribution and I U!UjOYC Fruit Every Consumer Should Insist On Loral Products The Spokes Are the Producing Activity of the Wheel When the inside fellow trades with in the felloe the $2,000,000 stays where they belong. Community Success COMES FROM When the inside fellow trades with the outside fellow the $2,000,000 say good night forever Congenial Cooperation For Better Agricultural, Industrial and Distributing Conditions o o It is fairly closely estimated that there is $2,000,000 leav ing Salem and its immediate territory annually for goods that can be produced locally that is now being shipped into the territory covering the fol lowing products: Building ma terials, meat products, dairy products, flour, cereals, poul try and dairy feeds, meal pro ducts, ice cream, fruit, vege tables, and many other pro ducts. o o The farmer, dairy and poultry man will Help Himself and every one within his immediate territory by using the things he produces and prevails on the merchant to distribute his goods and cooperate with him. The merchant or distributor can help by stocking local agricul tural and industrial products. o o 2,000,000-00 Cherry City Milling Co. 2'0Q0-00Q