The Poultry Keeper, Vol. 36: A Journal for Every One Interested in Making Poultry Pay, Devoted Particularly to Practical Poultry Keeping; April, 1919 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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9780266579113: The Poultry Keeper, Vol. 36: A Journal for Every One Interested in Making Poultry Pay, Devoted Particularly to Practical Poultry Keeping; April, 1919 (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10: 0266579116 ISBN 13: 9780266579113

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Excerpt from The Poultry Keeper, Vol. 36: A Journal for Every One Interested in Making Poultry Pay, Devoted Particularly to Practical Poultry Keeping; April, 1919

Each member is given a small rub ber stamp which he uses to mark the eggs he markets. This letter stamp serves to identify the producer of every egg, and is an effective check on violations of the association's rules. The eggs are packed in spec ial cartoons and are sealed with a red seal which bears the inscription. Do not accept it this seal is broken. The cost of these cartoons and seals is about three-fourths of a cent for each dozen egg The association's requirement of an individual guaran tee for every _egg was so well lived up to during the year that complaints were received on only four cartons. The elimination of carelessness in packing has built up a permanent market for the association at the regular premium of four cents a doz en. The lone grocer who has stuck by the association lost money on the deal for several months but in time he built up a trade for guaranteed eggs which. Has made the agreement extremely profitable for him, too.

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