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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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iss Miles was unableto exhibit her pen at the Baltimore andOhio Show at Flora but entered it inthe Lawrence County Poultry AssociationShow at Bridgeport, Illinois, and won thefollowing prizes: 1. Be.st pen in American Class—SilverLoving Cuj). 2. Best pen in Show (Open to Poultry Association members only)—ten inch SilverLoving Cup. 3. Best Cockerel in Show—Silver LovingCup. 4. Best individual bird in show—SilverLoving Cup. 5. Best pen in show—Open Class—SilverLoving Cup. It was the opinion of the judge that thiscockerel was easily worth $100, and thatit would make a good showing in competi- tion at the Chicago Coliseum Show or theMadison Square Garden Show of NewYork City. On December 26 the Flora CommercialClub passed a resolution commending theBaltimore and Ohio on its progressivenessand helpfulness in this practical movementfor better poultry, thanking our Messrs.Quivey, Hurley and Ritchie, ProfessorCard of the University of Illinois andMr. Dallas of the American Railway
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The Commercial Club of Flora rented and arranged this attractive new store for the exhibit, showing their mteresili,3. It was difficult to get a good picture of the entire exhibit, this being but one side tut suggesting the number ofcultural Department among poultrymen is to teach greater and cheaper production, and hence larger profits throughThis picture shows a prize coop of birds, a pen consisting of a cockerel and four pullets. Above is sign outlining iWashington to the member of the Baltimore and Ohio Poultry Club showing the best pen. The sign on the right i;ed. Folks heard with interest the talks on Washington, the Capital City, Better Poultry, Poultry Club Work.lithe model mash feeder show educational nature of exhibit. 5. Miss Pauline Miles, a member of the Baltimore cShow, made a wonderful showing, as may be seen from the cups in the picture. See text matter. 6. The Americ(jcational exhibits, designed especially to prevent loss and damage, and the help they give the farm bu

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