Confederate Reunion Plans at Birmingham Alabama
Extensive preparations for a grand Confederate reunion in Birmingham, Alabama, on April include an Auxiliary Committee led by G D Johnston of Charlotte to assist in making the event a success. North Carolina veterans urged to attend on the 25th and 26th with tickets available locally as citizens prepare to entertain all attendees.
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Bright Light Sunday School Singing Book Review
A lingering advertisement for Bright Light by 8 W Straub Co. promising a fresh varied collection of hymns. The 208 page volume features over one hundred hymn writers and fifty composers with clear type and rich harmony offered at 35 cents and mailed upon receipt of 20 cents.
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Undertakers' Supplies Now Available Through State Agency
State agency announces completion of arrangements to supply undertakers with linings hardware caskets cloth covered and metallic raised top and plain coffins and burial robes for men women and children to counties with small undertakings seeking supplies.
Alliance Produce Exchange Seeks Farmers to Sell Goods
The Alliance Produce Exchange invites farmers to write what they have to sell and promises to sell for the best advantage. They note higher egg prices locally than New York and aim to expand as their plan to put only fresh eggs on the market becomes known. Poultry demand is described as great.
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Remunerative Prices and Market Offers for Eggs and Poultry
A local notice discusses strong demand and favorable prices for eggs bacon lard fish wheat flour corn meal and potatoes with shipments limited to favor domestic markets. Eggs are sold 8 to 12 cents per dozen with No 1 eggs at 11 to 12 4 cents. Hens and spring chickens are priced by weight and size. guidance on shipments is given.
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Important Notice on Fertilizer Accounts
Warnings to Alliance members with unpaid fertilizer notes urged to pay immediately to enable Durham Fertilizer Company to supply spring orders. W. H. Worrn and S. B. A. urge prompt payments to restore credit and ensure continued high grade goods for the season.
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Poultry Killing and Pack Procedures in Market Trade
Guidance on killing birds by neck bleeding, warm-picked prep, avoiding scalding, drawing intestines with minimal incisions, and keeping gizzards intact. Undrawn poultry sells poorly. keep No 1 and No 2 stock separate, pack cold but not frozen, line boxes with paper, and ensure tight packing with backs up and legs straight in 100 to 200 pound boxes.
Directions for Preparing Packing and Shipping Sultry for Boston Market
Instructions advise twelve hours without food to prevent crop injury and souring meat. The guidance stresses that buyers object to poorly fed, damaged stock and that shipment should avoid feeding beforehand to preserve appearance and weight.
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Labor and Capital Book Endorsed by National Alliance Leader
From testimonials by W E Farmer and others in Fort Worth the work Labor and Capital by E A Allen is praised as a vital read for reform and progress toward a higher civilization. The reviewer urges every citizen to study the book for its light on wealth distribution and the labor and farm movement.
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