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December 6, 1956
West Side News
Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
What is this article about?
Hartley Printing and Publishing Co. continues its over-ten-year tradition of paying employees in silver dollars before Christmas. The community is alerted to expect them and encouraged to circulate as change or use as holiday gifts.
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The Cartwheels Are Coming!
It is almost Silver Dollar time again. This week employees of the Hartley Printing and Publishing Co., will receive their pay in silver dollars, just as they have done for over ten years just before Christmas.
So, when you see a silver dollar in this community you will be reminded that in all probability it came from one of our employees. Merchants are asked to pass them on as change. Many people like them as gifts for stockings and other such small Christmas tokens.
Look out for the cartwheels . . . and keep em rolling!
It is almost Silver Dollar time again. This week employees of the Hartley Printing and Publishing Co., will receive their pay in silver dollars, just as they have done for over ten years just before Christmas.
So, when you see a silver dollar in this community you will be reminded that in all probability it came from one of our employees. Merchants are asked to pass them on as change. Many people like them as gifts for stockings and other such small Christmas tokens.
Look out for the cartwheels . . . and keep em rolling!
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Silver Dollars
Christmas Tradition
Employee Pay
Community Change
Cartwheels
What entities or persons were involved?
Hartley Printing And Publishing Co. Employees
Merchants
Where did it happen?
This Community
Story Details
Key Persons
Hartley Printing And Publishing Co. Employees
Merchants
Location
This Community
Event Date
Just Before Christmas, For Over Ten Years
Story Details
Employees of the Hartley Printing and Publishing Co. receive their pay in silver dollars just before Christmas, a tradition for over ten years. The community is encouraged to recognize these silver dollars, with merchants asked to pass them on as change, and many people appreciating them as small Christmas gifts.