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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
Catalog style notice touts fresh tested seeds with mail order form and postpaid prices. Includes Princess Musk Melon Perfaction variety description, seed prices for peppers beans cabbage corn and popcorn, and a customer testimonial from Nebr., Oct. 29, 1918 praising seed quality and reliability.
A 1918 seed catalog advertises O P Conklin seeds including baby Rambler Rose and various vegetables and fruits. It lists prices, postpaid options, and notes customer letters praising germination and results. Includes seeds for watermelons melons peppers beets carrots celery tomatoes squash cucumbers and radishes with customer testimonials.
O P Conklin of Fremont Nebraska promotes a first class incubator with double walls and dead air space for heating in winter and spring. It features hot water heating, automatic heat regulation, a roomy nursery, chick trays, and a free instruction book plus Uncle Sam Poultry Book. Send for prices and requirements.
The notice promotes the Sure Hatch Colony Brooder for up to 600 chicks at 19.60 or 1,000 at 24.50 FOB Fremont Neb, with stove hover design for air flow and safety. It also offers everbearing strawberries and a variety of nursery stock with prices for apples, cherries, grapes, currants, plums, pears, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, and asparagus, with terms and shipping details.
Freemont Nebraska seed man C. P. Conklin advertises mail orders for late Dutch and early Wakefield cabbages and several tomato varieties, plus 60 cent postpaid butterfly bush, pond lily soap deals, and complexion formula. He urges early orders, cash with order, and notes a personal message from The Boss.
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