In Retreat, Sears Set To Unload Stores
? The Wall Street Journal, Feb. 24
Retreat need not mean surrender. Still .?.?.
In 1886, a shipment of $25 watches from a Chicago jeweler was rejected by the addressee in Redwood Falls, Minn. The jeweler offered to sell the undeliverable goods for $12 apiece to a railroad station agent, who could then sell them to other agents, of whom there were more than 20,000. Which is what the agent, 23-year-old Richard Warren Sears, did.
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