The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-03-10
Chatham Va Nav 3 1915

Chatham, Va, May 8, 1915
Mr.. j. o. Reid,
Stanford, KY,
Dear Sir:
Received eggs last week; were all
o. K, only one broken. Thanking
you for your prompt attention, | am
Yours respectively,
Mrs. Chas: l.. Hutson.
Lebanon Jet, KY, Jan. 8, 1916
Mr.. j. o. Reid,
Stanford, KY,
Dear Sir:
Was well pelased with the Rooster.
He far exceeded my expectations and
expect you will have an order for an
other soon, as the one / raised was
too small, and need two good ones
for my flock.
Respectfully,
Charles Bradshaw.
Elizabethtown, KY, Feb. IA. '16
Mr.. j. o. Reid,
Stanford, KY,
Lear Sir:
Am enclosing P. o. money order
for eggs, which makes us even
again. | tested out the eggs and
found but two clear eggs in the 55
or 971e fertility, which speaks we'll
for your pens. Am expecting to
hatch some prize winners from them.
Will have another order for you ere
long.
Respectfully yours,
H. L. Milby.
n. B.-Please acknowledge re-
ceipt.
Barbourville. KY, Oct. 9. 1915
Mr.. John o. Reid, Mgr,
Lombardy Heights Poultry Farm,
Stanford, KY,
lear Sir:
Crate containing four pullets and
one cockerel of pure breed Buff Ply
mouth Rocks reached me in Al con-
dition. AS you know, / have had
other dealings with you and the
greatest tribute l know to pay you
is that you are square to a fault"
do exactly what you say you will
do, and such men are the steering
wheel to a better citizenship.
Very truly yours,
W. C. Black.
Cincinnati, o., Dec. 25, 1915.
Mr.. j. o. Reid,
Stanford, KY,
Dear Sir:
/ received the birds in fine shape
Friday, and they are fine.
Yours truly,
A. H. Buermeier,
1884 brennan Ave, Cincinnati, o.
Custom. KY, 1915.
Mr.. j. o. Reid,
Stanford, KY,
Dear Sir:
1 received the Blue Andalusion
eggs and / had eleven chicks to hatch
and have nine of them now, two
weeks old. l never saw chicks grow
faster. / am well pleased with them.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Dan Dowell.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. %. rs
Mr.. ]. o. Reid.
Stanford, KY,
Lear Sir:
/ received the five female and one
male. year-old S. C. White LeghOrns
on Thanksgiving day. They are
beauties. Please accept my many
thanks. 1 am
Yours truly,
Parke Williams.
p. S.-You forgot to tell me in
your letter what strain they were.
Would thank you very much for a
card giving me the much desired in
formation.-P. W.
Lebanon, KY, Nov. 10, 1916
Mr. j. o. Reid,
Stanford, KY,
Lear Sir:
| received the assortment of birds
sent me and am well pleased with
them, they are just like you repre-
scented them to be. | trust | will
have as good results with them as
you said you had.
/ am also enclosing you a money
order for the Cockerel you included
in the above shipment. Thanking
you for your kindness in this mat
ter, i am
Yours truly,
E. Leo Mattingly.
P. S.-Please suggest some good
poultry journal for me to take. Send
me one of your 1916 mating lists.
Elizabethtown, KY, Dec. 10, '16
Mr.. j. o. Reid,
Stanford, KY,
Lear Sir:
The Cock bird / bought of you
recently has moulted out good and
white He is indeed fine looking
bird and / intend to use him in my
best pen this season. | am well sat
isfied with him and the pullet also.
l will want another incubator set
ting from you soon.
| remain,
Howard L. MILKY.
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