Incubator Association Eyes 1000 Members in Good Standing
John W. Myers of Reliable Incubator reports the American Incubator Association will push to 1000 active members with a $200 dues start. About 1600 delegates from the United States and Canada attended the joint sessions with the American Poultry Association, amid talks of expanding membership and honorary enrollments through poultry and agricultural press collaborations. The convention forecasted the next year as the biggest poultry season, with meetings slated for Chicago or Atlantic City and officers elected including President Johnson and Vice President J Cugley.
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John’ W. Myers
Reliable Incubator
Brbader Company
Milwaukee
theAmerican Incubator Association
United States
Canada
Seana
American Poultry Association
Myers
Ers
Naten
Poultry Press
Agricultural Press
Association
Igo
Chicago
Atlantic City
Johnson
Old Trusty Incubator Company
Clay Center
Nebraska
J. Cugley
Buckeye Pictease Company
Springfield
Opaertates
Frank Hammond
Sure Hatch Incubator Company
Fremont
Mr. Myere
John Gilre
Des Moines
Leaton Irwin H To Colored Quota Invitations Issued
Leaton Irwin has issued invitations for a noon event at the Lincolnbi school where thirteen colored men drafted for the national army will be guests. Each man received a personal letter and the invitation urges mothers or sweethearts to attend. The spread promises to be one of the best ever in Quincy as the drafted men prepare.
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Leaton Irwin
Winter &T
Lingobi
National Army
Quincy
Capital Stock
Praine Oil & Gas Co
What to Send to Soldier Boys for Their Christmas
Washington report outlines Red Cross guidance for Christmas parcels to over a million soldiers. Suggestions emphasize nonperishable contents, small tins, no liquids, and careful wrapping with khaki handkerchief base, red ribbon, and Christmas card. Suggested items include writing supplies, compact games, tobacco, gum, chocolate, crackers, fruit cake, a knife, mirror, neckties, mouth organ, and a Red Cross checkerboard.
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Washington
Red Cross
United States
Classified ads list small gifts and puzzles for sale
The notice items include heavy cardboard items for the Red Cross priced at 8 cents each after October 15, preserved ginger, salted nuts, figs, dates, hard candy, chocolate in foil, licorice, and a puzzle titled Katch the Kaiser. An assorted lot of 12 small mechanical puzzles is offered at 12 for K cents.
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Red Cross
Soldiers and Sailors Home Daily Notices of Residents
Mrs Harry Nicholson of Port Brown visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W F Nichol son at cottage 20. Charles Williams of cottage 20 is very ill. Mr and Mrs Joseph Curry of cottages 10 visit Kansas City. furlough. plan to stay with daughter. William Reeves of cottage 11 on furlough to relatives. Mr and Mrs Smith of cottages 1 and 13 take furlough for winter. Mrs Marshall of cottage 20 has hay fever and is bedridden. Mr and Mrs Leon of cottage 20 on sick list under doctor. A man imagines he has sense until reading an old love letter to his wife.
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Harry Nicholson
Port Brown
W. F. Nicholson
Cottage
Charles Williams
Cottage 20
Joseph Curry
Cottage 10
Kansas City
William Reeves
Cottage 11
Ms. Smith
Mrs. Marshall
Mrs. Leon
Pike county boys to be supplied with cigars and tobacco
Ren H Brunswick of Pittsfield has started a drive collecting cigars tobacco and money for Pike county soldiers in the army. Citizens respond promising ample smokers goods Nobe Conley and A B Lovell visit Exelsior Springs Mo. Various locals travel and move with new plans and duties around Pittsfield including a sale of George Wroughton’s store and preparations for a new house generation continues.
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Pittsfield
Ren. H. Brunswick
Pike County
Nobe Conley
Excelsior Springs
A. B. Lovell
Sarah Fudge
Kewanee
William
Blanche MecGarry
Quincy
William Thompson
Ottumwa
George
Charles Kelso
Farmer City
Kelso
Alexander Company
Clay Ducey
Springfield
James Ducey
Helen Langan
James Conley
George Wroughton
Harry Lange
Morton
St. Louis
Slim Down Ad Promises Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts a fat reduction system claiming quick, painless weight loss without dieting or exercise. It promises improved health and vitality, urging readers to visit a druggist and purchase keretn capsules to shed pounds, with candy allowed during the process.
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Aspect
Mason Oil & Gas
Miami, County
Kansas
Missouri
Fish Hook
T Ing
Harold A. Worman
Decker
Worman
Ella E. Pickup
Emmet Smith
George Peters
Edna Johnston
Napoleon
Hamburg
Monroe City
Kolinsky
The
Wooltes Tailora
Wooltes Taylors
Victor Records
Agai
Huckleberry Finn
Mississippi
Francis White
Eddie
Weilers
North Fifth Street
Gossard
Gasie
Kayser
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