Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-16
HOME INDUSTRY.
Some Sensible Remarks from the
Silver State.

people would give more attention
. to the conserving business interests
1 of the particular localities. We
hear much Of the lack of patriot
ism manifested by a community
when it does not render a sufficient
support to it's local newspaper to
keep the editor out of the poor
house. But we are inclined to be-
; lieve, in spite OF what has been
said on the subject from time to
time, that the result of the repre-
hensible policy adopted through
want of foresight or any other
cause. by large portion of the
population of the smaller towns
OF buying everything possible in a
large city hundreds of miles dis
tant, in disregard to claims of To- |
cal dealers for their patronage and |
support, are not sufficiently APP |
preciated, by the people. The
most favored condition Of material
development will fail to build up
town in the absence Of a spirit
OF enterprise to promote the com
mon good. while on the other
hand many large business and
manufacturing centers through
out the Union, where natural ad-
Vantages were not the best in
their early stages of promotion af-
ford striking examples ofwhat has
been accomplished by the zeal and
enthusiasm of their citizens as ex- ]
emplified in determined aggressive &
action to advance the public veal. t
Growth and prosperity are inter a
Tered with to a deplorable extent a
In some cases where men are ap- T
parently blind to their own inter il
ests- For many articles that e
could be advantageously purchas- d
ed at hoi.e. they will send to some d
ar OF establishment, the propri "
9tors Of witch will not ship the Ii
goods III il the cash is received.
and when a few pounds of sugar in
II a small quantity of soap, ci
matches or other staple articles
re bought from the local dealer
he latter is expected to take his
ay IN butter, eggs or other pro- ID
uce of the highest market rates. ID
UGH cou1se is certainly neither Is
lst nor patriotic. Il does not 10
ay in dollars and cents either. So
be buyer usually knows nothing OF
the reputation or quality of III
pods dealt in by the distant on
m, 50 Of necessity he runs a
'od deal Of risk in purchasing in 10,
at way. But when ne gives pat az
mage to the merchant who paws 10
xes IN the support Of the com o+o
unity, whose interests are linden.
al with those Of the town. and to ~.
lom the trade rightfully be- Sta
lgs, the customer knows some a.,
ng OF the character and ante r.,
tents. of the man with whom he o,o.
ais, and is given an opportunity pet
inspect the goods before buy car
:. The money paid the store ran
eper at home goes largely into q
oulation in the community to rect
p pulId up the neighborhood tula
stimulate home enterprise. scie
e bazaar stores in big cities are cure
tinually reaching out and en- bloc
voring to absorb the trade of ness
ller towns and villages to -
Ike some effort to counteract isl
outside influence, By show
an active interest in the vel +
and developement of their % q orr IN
ION, they can, in a measure. ohrie,
art their enthusiasm to others erty
AWAKEN more general interest the Gu
local progress. When men pr lil,iil
come to give a more substan- fFc OF Of
support to their own merchan PAY,
communities, their towns will Court
' and flourish to a greater ex- said E.
than at present, the value OF said said or or
real estate will advance more Da'et
lily, and the prosperity Of their ~
lbolhoods will be more effect RI
promoted.
GEAI