The McCaskey system in action
Contributors: Tosdal, Harry R. (Harry Rudolph), 1889- former owner
Publisher: McCaskey Register Co.
Published: 1921
Place of publication: Alliance, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 56
Subjects: Anecdotes; Accounting; McCaskey Register Co
Table of contents: title: [no.1]. General store: the business king of Wyoming Valley; title: [no.2]. Dry goods: handling credits "on the square"; title: [no.3]. Garage: how a garage prevents credit losses; title: [no.4]. Hardware: where credit is an appreciated service; title: [no.5]. Lumber: controlled credits in lumber land; title: [no.6]. Flour & feed: how a miller liberated his accounts; title: [no.7]. Music: pianos and the paramount purpose; title: [no.8]. Electrical shop: Howard Luse solved a serious problem; title: [no.9]. Cleaning & dyeing: he went to school to his system; title: [no.10]. Plumbing: plugging a leak in plumbing credits; title: [no.11]. Newspaper & job printing: the Review's absolute check on its advertising business; title: [no.12]. Bottling company: cash, case and credit; title: [no.13]. Wall paper: McCaskey system for wall paper dealers clears quick collection mystery; title: [no.14]. Laundry: McCaskey system of accounts for the laundry plugs other than tub leaks.