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July 28, 1943
Midland Cooperator
Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
The COOPERATOR newspaper receives 40 initial job applications for cooperative positions after publishing a story about employment needs. Carl Eck at Midland Personnel in Minneapolis handles responses for office, store, feed mill, and management roles, encouraging more applicants via postcard.
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Forty Persons Read COOPERATOR; Ask To Work for Co-ops
The COOPERATOR's office cat, Polly Sillybelle, was purring happily as this issue of the paper went to bed. Peeking over the shoulder of Carl Eck, Midland's personnel man who works in the next office, she discovered that 40 applications for cooperative work were in the first batch of responses to the COOPERATOR story last issue that co-ops need employees.
Carl was happy, too, like a supply officer with a hungry battalion who hears that the food is finally coming through. Among the 40 initial applicants whose replies landed on his desk, some were for office work, some for station and store employment, some for feed mill operation. And several potential managers turned up.
Those seeking cooperative employment--may their tribe increase!--are again asked to do this:
Drop a post card to Carl Eck, Midland Personnel, 739 N.E. Johnson St., Minneapolis, asking for a preliminary application for cooperative work. Just that, no more. Sign your name and address, and an application will go out to you immediately. That gets the matter going and co-op managers and boards will soon be examining your applications and others in order to make their selections. Let Carl Eck hear from you today!
The COOPERATOR's office cat, Polly Sillybelle, was purring happily as this issue of the paper went to bed. Peeking over the shoulder of Carl Eck, Midland's personnel man who works in the next office, she discovered that 40 applications for cooperative work were in the first batch of responses to the COOPERATOR story last issue that co-ops need employees.
Carl was happy, too, like a supply officer with a hungry battalion who hears that the food is finally coming through. Among the 40 initial applicants whose replies landed on his desk, some were for office work, some for station and store employment, some for feed mill operation. And several potential managers turned up.
Those seeking cooperative employment--may their tribe increase!--are again asked to do this:
Drop a post card to Carl Eck, Midland Personnel, 739 N.E. Johnson St., Minneapolis, asking for a preliminary application for cooperative work. Just that, no more. Sign your name and address, and an application will go out to you immediately. That gets the matter going and co-op managers and boards will soon be examining your applications and others in order to make their selections. Let Carl Eck hear from you today!
What sub-type of article is it?
Recruitment News
Employment Announcement
What keywords are associated?
Cooperative Employment
Job Applications
Midland Personnel
Carl Eck
Minneapolis Co Ops
Feed Mill Jobs
Management Positions
What entities or persons were involved?
Carl Eck
Polly Sillybelle
Where did it happen?
739 N.E. Johnson St., Minneapolis
Story Details
Key Persons
Carl Eck
Polly Sillybelle
Location
739 N.E. Johnson St., Minneapolis
Story Details
The COOPERATOR receives 40 applications for cooperative work in response to a prior story on employment needs. Applicants seek office, station, store, feed mill, and management positions. Readers are urged to send postcards to Carl Eck for preliminary applications.