Are you in the fight of food for freedom? Is your farm doing a full capacity job?
Boote’s Hatcheries & Packing Co. Inc. (phone 2-1201) was encouraging farmers to contribute to the war effort by maximizing production in 1944.
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I am the great grand daughter of J.C Boote.
I was pleased to see these blog spots that you have done and wondered if you had
any more write ups on my great grandfather. I was trying to put together a life time of achievements about him for my father and wondered if you had any other clips of ads or anything interesting I may use. Thank you so much, keep up the great work. Sarah
All I have is what’s on the site already. Most of that data would be in the old archived Daily Globes, which can be found at the Nobles County Library. Its phone number is: 507-295-5340.
Good luck! Here are my related links:
http://reprint.areavoices.com/2010/03/16/1945-food-will-win-the-war/
http://reprint.areavoices.com/2010/08/21/1945-are-you-dreaming-get-chicks/
http://reprint.areavoices.com/2009/12/11/1944-the-fight-of-food-for-freedom/