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Ua3/1/2/1 Correspondence - Van Meter Auditorium, Wku President's Office - Cherry

WKU Administration Documents

Correspondence of Henry Cherry with a variety of contractors regarding the construction of Van Meter Hall. Also includes information regarding the dedication and general reception when the building opened.

American Seating Company
Jake Bornstein
C.E. Morris
Superior Seating Company
R.W. Koch
Andrews Company
Brinton Davis
A.J. Anderson & Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
S. Keighley Metal Ceiling & Manufacturing Company
Dow Wire & Iron Works
First National Bank of Louisville
Bowling Green Machine Company

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Cost Reports For Executives As A Means Of Plant Control, Benjamin A. Franklin

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.

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Report Of Educational Committee Of The American Association Of Public Accountants Giving Information Of The Department Of Commerce, Accounts And Finance Of One Hundred Of The Leading Universities In The United States, American Association Of Public Accountants

AICPA Committees

No abstract provided.

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Classification Of Expenditures For Real Property And Equipment Of Carriers By Water, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission

Federal Publications

This Classification of Expenditures for Real Property and Equipment, with the text pertaining thereto, is issued in accordance with an order of the Interstate Commerce Commission, a copy of which will be found immediately preceding this letter. From and after the effective date of this order, by virtue of the provisions of the act to regulate commerce, the rules and definitions stated in the classification become obligatory upon persons having direct charge of the accounts of carriers concerned, and such persons will be held responsible for proper application of them. Under the provisions of the law it is unlawful for …

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Uniform Classification Of Accounts For Gas Corporations, California. Railroad Commission

State Publications

This uniform system of accounts for gas corporations is established and issued by the Railroad Commission of the State of California in accordance with provisions of section 48 of law of 1911, known as the "Public Utilities Act" in effect March 23, 1912.

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Twentieth Century Brewery Accounting, Allen R. Smart

Individual and Corporate Publications

The up-to-date brewer is compelled to follow the precepts of other manufacturers and give careful attention to the accounting system and ascertain accurate costs in each department, in order to successfully show satisfactory profits. It is no longer sufficient to know the cost of brewing, distribution, taxes, administration expenses and interest per barrel, but it is essential for the modern brewery manager to know the cost for each department, separately, before he can hope to successfully compete with other concerns. He must know exactly, what it costs per barrel in wagons for city keg beer; what it costs in the …

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Cost Finding In The Cloak And Suit Industry, Philip Frankel, National Cloak, Suit, & Skirt Manufacturers' Association. Welfare Committee, Morris A. Black

Individual and Corporate Publications

How can the man making cloaks reduce his expenses, reduce his costs? This is the practical question. If a cost system does not help him to do this it is no good, time and money are wasted keeping it up. In order to find out where money can be saved, we divide all expenses under three general divisions: Materials, Labor, Charges. But it is important to know whether as to all garments which item costs most, materials or labor or charges. In the cloak business the chief item of expense is materials not labor or charges, and usually materials constitute …

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Brewery Accounting: The Study Of The Accounts Of A Modern Brewery, George Wilkinson

Individual and Corporate Publications

With the science of Brewing still in process of development, with many clever men and deep students devoting their lives to working out the problems that beset the practical Brewer, we find the books of account of some Breweries to be still in the medieval ages. The bookkeeper jogs along from week to week, until the end of the fiscal year is reached; then come the annual inventory and the closing of the books. A modern cost system of bookkeeping is one that will show the cost per unit in each department. This is easy of accomplishment in a. Brewery, …

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