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February 10, 1922, The Mississippian Feb 1922

February 10, 1922, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


February 3, 1922, The Mississippian Feb 1922

February 3, 1922, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


Accounting For Pig Iron Production, Nathaniel B. Bergman Feb 1922

Accounting For Pig Iron Production, Nathaniel B. Bergman

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Journal Of Accountancy, February 1922 Vol. 33 Issue 2 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants Feb 1922

Journal Of Accountancy, February 1922 Vol. 33 Issue 2 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Current Literature, American Institute Of Accountants. Library Feb 1922

Current Literature, American Institute Of Accountants. Library

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


January 20, 1922, The Mississippian Jan 1922

January 20, 1922, The Mississippian

Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.8 No .1, December, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.8 No .1, December, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .12, November, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .12, November, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Letter From Scovell, Wellington & Company To Members Of The American Institute Of Accountants Re: Questionnaire For The Purpose Of Collecting Comprehensive Information On Advertising, For Presentation At The Annual Convention Of The Aia., Scovell, Wellington & Company Jan 1922

Letter From Scovell, Wellington & Company To Members Of The American Institute Of Accountants Re: Questionnaire For The Purpose Of Collecting Comprehensive Information On Advertising, For Presentation At The Annual Convention Of The Aia., Scovell, Wellington & Company

American Institute of Accountants

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .10, September, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .10, September, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .2, January, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .2, January, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .6, May, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .6, May, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Judgment Guiding Financial Statements, Anonymous Jan 1922

Judgment Guiding Financial Statements, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Accounting For Franchises, Anonymous Jan 1922

Accounting For Franchises, Anonymous

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .7, June, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .7, June, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .8, July, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .8, July, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .5, April, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .5, April, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


Pace Student, Vol.7 No .3, February, 1922, Pace & Pace Jan 1922

Pace Student, Vol.7 No .3, February, 1922, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

No abstract provided.


The Ole Miss, University Of Mississippi Jan 1922

The Ole Miss, University Of Mississippi

The Ole Miss (1897-)

The Ole Miss Annual 1922


Use Of A Diary For Farm Accounts, E. H. Thomson, O. A. Juve Jan 1922

Use Of A Diary For Farm Accounts, E. H. Thomson, O. A. Juve

Federal Publications

This Bulletin tells how a diary may be used for keeping certain farm records. Farmers have need of two kinds of accounts�first, those in which are recorded items of a financial nature, such as receipts and expenditures, and, second, those in which are kept records of farm work and production, such as dates of planting and of harvesting, crop yields, feed fed to live stock, etc. On the average farm, where the business is not too large, a diary is a very convenient means of keeping all these records. The farm home and the farm business are intimately associated; the …


Deflation In Relation To Cost Accounting, Stanley G.H. Fitch Jan 1922

Deflation In Relation To Cost Accounting, Stanley G.H. Fitch

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Book Reviews, W. H. Lawton Jan 1922

Book Reviews, W. H. Lawton

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


American Institute Of Accountants. Regional Meetings, American Institute Of Accountants Jan 1922

American Institute Of Accountants. Regional Meetings, American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Current Literature, American Institute Of Accountants. Library Jan 1922

Current Literature, American Institute Of Accountants. Library

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Journal Of Accountancy, January 1922 Vol. 33 Issue 1 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants Jan 1922

Journal Of Accountancy, January 1922 Vol. 33 Issue 1 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.


Uniform Accounting System For General Hospitals -- Instruction Bulletin; Instruction Bulletin -- A Uniform Accounting System For General Hospitals, Pennsylvania. Department Of Public Welfare Jan 1922

Uniform Accounting System For General Hospitals -- Instruction Bulletin; Instruction Bulletin -- A Uniform Accounting System For General Hospitals, Pennsylvania. Department Of Public Welfare

State Publications

While many of the hospitals of the State already had a complete accounting system, it was true that many others were not prepared to furnish the Department of Public Welfare with the data essential to a consideration of their applications for appropriations. It was for that reason that it was deemed essential that a uniform system of accounting be devised and furnished to all of the hospitals of the State which receive aid from the General Assembly. At the same time it was fully appreciated that a uniform system of accounting would be of great value to the hospitals. Such …


Uniform System Of Accounts For Water Companies, Edward Field Jan 1922

Uniform System Of Accounts For Water Companies, Edward Field

State Publications

In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 199 of the Public Acts of 1921, this Commission hereby prescribes the method for keeping the accounts pertaining to water companies, which method shall be known and designated as, Uniform System of Accounts for Water Companies, Prescribed by The Public Utilities Commission of The State of Connecticut, a copy whereof is hereto annexed. It is hereby ordered that on and after January 1, 1922, every water company as defined herein will be required to carry on its books the accounts herein prescribed or defined, in so far as the same are pertinent to …


Management And Commodity Profit And Loss Figures, Casket Manufacturers Association Of America. Committee On Management And Cost Developments, L. S. Ashley Jan 1922

Management And Commodity Profit And Loss Figures, Casket Manufacturers Association Of America. Committee On Management And Cost Developments, L. S. Ashley

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

In a casket business commodity profit and loss figures will show profits or losses netted by varnished caskets, cloth-covered caskets, metal caskets, rough boxes, varnished boxes, drygoods, robes and linings, vaults, hardware, fluids, and sundries, or by any other commodity departmental division that the manager may desire. With such figures and the apportionment of investment by commodity departments, the manager will have two important pieces of knowledge, namely: His earnings according to investment by commodity departments. The rate of turnover by commodity departments.


Classification Of Accounts And Standard Form Of Statement, National Association Of Building Owners And Managers Jan 1922

Classification Of Accounts And Standard Form Of Statement, National Association Of Building Owners And Managers

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

The Committee desires especially to call the attention of the members to the fact that it was never intended to ask all members to adopt this report in its entirety. The particular feature with which the Committee is concerned is the adoption of a standard classification of the principal building accounts as shown on the Standard Form of Statement. Part II of this Report covers Cost Accounting, and is given for those who desire a complete system of Cost Accounting, but it is not urged, or even expected, that all buildings will find it necessary to adopt so complete a …


Cost Practices And Problems In The Production Of Coke, C. C. Sheppard Jan 1922

Cost Practices And Problems In The Production Of Coke, C. C. Sheppard

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

The method of arriving at the cost of producing coke is practically the same in all plants. As suggested elsewhere in this paper, the method is not at all satisfactory. The problem is one which is the subject of considerable discussion among producers and their accounting departments. Referring again to the illustration given, the costs consist of the coal at cost price, the cost of carbonization (coking costs), and to these costs are credited the market or sale value of the by-products leaving the excess of these costs over the market value of the by-products as the cost of coke. …