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Jobs Multiply
Benefits To Economy
If wr want tto grow there is no stopping us, should be the attitude of Rappahannock County. That is the spirit which will boost the county to one of the most progressive areas in the state.
Neyv industry’ and expansion of existing businesses will be the means by which this can be accomplished.
The U. S. Chamber of Commerce made a survey and analysis of the effect new employment has in a community. Its report is based on a study of 9 counties in North and South Carolina. Conclusions •ane applicable to most fnjt, where^e in die natioft.
For every 100 new industrial workers, the Chamber found: 296 more.people; 112 more households; 51 mere school children; $590,000 more personal income each year; $270,000 a year additional bank deposits; 107 more passenger cars; 174 more workers; 4 new retail establishments and $360,000 a year extra retail sales.
One of the most difficult instruments to play well is second fiddle.
For the first twenty-odd years
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