The New England Retail Grocery Industry
The New England Retail Grocery Industry
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Clarence Sanders is credited with opening the first self-service market, called the Piggly Wiggly, in 1. For similar developments in the retail department store industry, see Barry Bluestone, et al.. The Retail Department Store Industry in New England (Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard/MIT Joint Center for Urban Studies, Dec. 1979).
12 1912 in Memphis, Tennessee. This conversion to more capital (space) intensive methods, letting the customer do more of the work, paved the way for the subsequent develo...pment of the supermarket in the 1930 's. Michael Cullen is generally believed to be the inventor of the supermarket in 1930, although some people give this credit to Henry Ford, 2 the automobile manufacturer. Many of the Ford plants were equipped with commissaries as early as 1920. Ford, who was accustomed to assembly line operations, designed very efficient company stores.
A traveling check system was used at the Highland Park store as early as March, 1920 and soon was installed in other stores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clarence Sanders is credited with opening the first self-service market, called the Piggly Wiggly, in 1. For similar developments in the retail department store industry, see Barry Bluestone, et al.. The Retail Department Store Industry in New England (Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard/MIT Joint Center for Urban Studies, Dec. 1979).
12 1912 in Memphis, Tennessee. This conversion to more capital (space) intensive methods, letting the customer do more of the work, paved the way for the subsequent develo...pment of the supermarket in the 1930 's. Michael Cullen is generally believed to be the inventor of the supermarket in 1930, although some people give this credit to Henry Ford, 2 the automobile manufacturer. Many of the Ford plants were equipped with commissaries as early as 1920. Ford, who was accustomed to assembly line operations, designed very efficient company stores.
A traveling check system was used at the Highland Park store as early as March, 1920 and soon was installed in other stores.
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