US EditionA Banker's Advice during the Great Depression Led to Coca-Cola Millionaires in Quincy
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A Banker's Advice during the Great Depression Led to Coca-Cola Millionaires in Quincy
During the Great Depression, when many Americans were struggling financially, a banker in the town of Quincy, Florida, gave advice that would change the lives of numerous families. Mark “Pat” Munroe noticed that even in difficult times, people consistently had money to purchase Coca-Cola. Recognizing an opportunity, he began buying shares of the company and encouraged others to do the same. Munroe’s faith in Coca-Cola was unwavering, even when i…
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