Sheepmen Ask Commission Rates Be Cut By Indicated Leaders
Secretary General S Walker of the National Wool Growers Association asks Indianapolis stock men to restore pre 1908 commission rates for selling sheep. He cites poor range conditions, losses in lambing, dull wool markets, and lower lamb and mutton prices as justification for reducing charges from per car rates to lower per deck car amounts. The letter urges immediate discussion and action with members.
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S. Walker
National Wool Growers Association
A. S. Benson
Indianapolis Live Stock Exel
Indianapolis
Prosperity Commission
Giorges. Walker
Secretar
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Ham and eggs bargain note from 1906
A dated 1906 letter from Jacob promotes breakfast fare, praising Swift ham at 18 cents per pound and freshly laid eggs at 30 cents per dozen. It endorses Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co as providing the best meat and eggs in town, urging readers to enjoy a hearty morning meal.
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Jacob
P. S
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Co
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