US Army Infantry School - Doughboy Yearbook (Fort Benning, GA)

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Chattsahooohee Valley Fair Columbus. Georgia OCTOBER 13-18 1924 ti-Big Days and Nights-ti The Best Fair in Southwest Georgia O H. C. Slllltll Harry C. Robert President Sec'y-Manager ... 1 . 'F?1uc,rs:9f , X an .yydgyiair l ll WE sptc alize on X frock that are X ll WPT:- N conserx at ve enough K ,X 1 Egggiggggf, I to be Worn anywhere, and sn art enough to Q YN H' A be Worn everywhere. W serve X' g::::2533:111 ' x Q1-i 5532522115531 -'- fl Ms 4 -.1 . 22 l gpg as gl4,:.4.r. ,ps X4 Q -- .afawmg-gm'-fs 'sm Keluser-'Lilic-znthfll, lnc. Ladies' and Misses' Readqetofwear and Millineru 1109 Broad Street COLUMBUS, GA Pg Ff

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ountH opeF arm Williamstoyvn, Massachusetts TI'iI,I.,OIY Dlfxkli 5I'iI .l3 CORN, for Northern latitude. In 1919 we were told that ul-'ood KX'ill IYin the YYar. Nlount Hope Yellow Dent did its part, taking the prize of 5300.00 offered by the State of Blassachusetts for high production. XVe were then officially credited with a yield of 99.2-L bushels of shelled' kiln dried corn per acre,-Can you beat it? HEALTHY HIGH PROIDUCINCJ GIIIQIZNSIAIY Cfl.'I1'I'I,Iil. At the present time the greatest loss suffered hy American dairy- men comes from the disease known as Contagious Abortion with Sequelae of Sterility, shy breeding, calf scours and pneu- monia. The disease is practically universal. Our herd is absolutely free from this disease being kept under strictest sanitary supervision and having blood tests made every second month. Our Cattle come from the highest producing Guernsey Strains,-Can you beat them? SINGLE CGIVIB VVHITE LEGHORN POULTRY, bred' for high egg production from the highest producing birds in the WorIdaAmeric:an, English, Australian. A pedigree with every bird. The average number of eggs Iaid by a pullet in a year in the United States, is about seventy-five or eighty. Our flock average is about two hundred. A poultryman who uses our cocks With his flock every year will double his production. -How can you beat thati L Wg 1 Page Fifly-une