+ Barrel Elevator, 350
+
+![]() No. 5 Heading Turner
+**No. 5 HEADING TURNER**
+showing new belt feed arrangement, dispensing with worm, worm wheel and bevel gears.
+This Turner is designed for Circling Slack Keg Heading, Barrel Heading and Square Edge Covers.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery.
+
+PUB 2 NOV
+
+![]() No. 4 Special Stave Cutter
+**No. 4 Special Stave Cutter**
+A new design machine of extremely strong and rigid construction especially adapted for cutting hardwood staves. Write for particulars.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery
+Catalog upon request
+
+ROCHESTER BARREL MACHINE WORKS
+Successor to JOHN GREENWOOD
+ROCHESTER
+NEW YORK
+
+The **Coopers' Journal**
+DEVOTED TO THE COOPERAGE INDUSTRY
+A paper of great value to all stave hoop, heading and liner manufacturers, cooper makers and users of barrels kgs casks, tubes pails machinery and mill supplies.
+
+Why—do some [possibly many] plants in the cooperage industry carry the burden due to the losses of past kiln drying operations? The conditions have changed very much recently—in fact you personally looked over your kilns at all re- cently—can you tell me how you can you afford not to get our free literature—no obligation—address us at 300 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia
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+
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+Vol. 42, No. 2
+Philadelphia
+June, 1926
+
+June, 1925
+
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+3
+
+# The Best Life Insurance For
+## SLACK BARRELS
+Is Tongued and Grooved Staves
+
+**Buy the Holmes Machine**
+No. 126 PATENTED TONGUE AND GROOVE MACHINE
+
+**E. & B. HOLMES MACHINERY COMPANY**
+45 CHICAGO STREET
+BUFFALO, NEW YORK, U. S. A.
+
+**It Gives Best Results**
+
+![]() A large advertisement for the Holmes Machine, showing a machine with a large drum-like component on top and a smaller component below.
+
+**The HYNSON COMPANY**
+Largest Exclusive Coopers' Tool Supply House In The World
+
+WHEN YOU ORDER FROM "Hynson" You Know It's Right
+
+**St. Louis** - **Missouri**
+
+**"The Champion" Our unexcelled barrel staves cost less than $8.00 per ton.**
+
+**"The Champion" Our unexcelled barrel staves cost less than $8.00 per ton.**
+
+**"The Champion" Our unexcelled barrel staves cost less than $8.00 per ton.**
+
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+
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+
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+
+**"The Champion" Our unexcelled barrel staves cost less than $8.00 per ton.**
+
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+
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+
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+
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+
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+
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+
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+
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+
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+
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+
+**"The Champion" Our unexcelled barrel staves cost less than $8.00 per ton.**
+
+**An Unexceller Gerlach Product**
+Automatic Stave Crozing Machine
+Best Stave Croze in the Field
+This Automatic Stave Crozing Machine is in two types, one for working Net Key and Slack Barrels, and the other for working Stave, Iron, Iron-iron, and Hardwood Rims and Stave Irons.
+In addition to these devices, several new machines have been added to the Gerlach line of products.
+Machine works Calendar Saws, Knife Cut or Filing Machines, and all kinds of tools fitted with sawdrifters, chain feeders and discharge mechanisms.
+For Demanding Circuits and Persons, Advice
+THE PETER GERLACH CO.
+175 Hudson St., & New York City CLEVELAND, OHIO
+"Since 1914"
+
+Ready for shipment
+—and insured with
+
+![]() A wooden keg or barrel on a wooden stand.
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+WITH the number of products packed by American Steel & Wire Company manufacturers and shippers everywhere are realizing that the use of American Wire is modern commerce They are devoting more time and attention to its use.
+
+Barrels bound with American Wire Hoops are protected against the effects of present day packing and transporation hazards such as rusting, water damage, life for barrels,and their low price reduces the cost of the completed package.
+
+Hoops are made of American Wire Hoops and assure your customers of added satisfaction.
+
+Secure hoop hoops with
+American Wire Fireproofs
+as illustrated.
+
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+
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+EUREKA MACHINE CO.
+2655 Vega Ave.
+CLEVELAND, O.
+Chicago Representative: Fred E., Cohen, 59 W., Adams St., CHICAGO.
+Manufacturer: MURRAY & CO., CHICAGO; NASHVILLE;
+
+![]() A large advertisement for American Steel & Wire Company's WIRE HOOPS, featuring a machine with a circular component on top and a smaller component below.
+Secure hoop hoops with
+American Wire Fireproofs
+as illustrated.
+
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+
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+Secure hoop hoops with
+American Wire Fireproofs
+as illustrated.
+
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+
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+Secure hoop hoops with
+American Wire Fireproofs
+as illustrated.
+
+Chicago New York Boston Cleveland Indianapolis Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Los Angeles Portland Seattle
+
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+June, 1926
+
+# INDEPENDENT COOPERAGE COMPANY
+Air-dried and Kiln-dried
+**STAVES**
+First-class
+**CUTTED ELM HOOPS**
+Pine, Hardwood or Gum
+**HEADING**
+
+Mills located in Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas and Alabama
+**FORT WAYNE, INDIANA**
+
+# HANLON-GREGORY GALVANIZING COMPANY
+Hot Process Galvanizing of Hoop Steel in Coils and Cut Lengths
+**PROMPT DELIVERIES**
+24th Street and A. V. R. R., PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
+
+---
+
+
+
+
+ C. M. VAN AKEN COOPERAGE CO.
+
+ STAVES, HOOPS Heading
+
+ and
+
+ COOPERAGE SUPPLIES
+
+ Promptness is our Motto
+
+ GOOD STOCK 3 days to ship out
+
+ SHIPMENTS ALL COMMUNICATIONS
+
+ 141 Broadway, New York
+
+ WASHINGTON LIFE BUILDING
+ |
+
+ Write, phone or wire us at
+
+ 500-500-5000 for quick shipment
+
+ In Best Quality Stave Barrel
+
+ **Staves, Hoops and Heading**
+
+ Orders for Straight or Mixed Cars
+
+ and Hoops for Straight or Mixed Cars
+
+ we can assemble at advantageous points
+
+ THE GIDEON-ANDERSON CO.
+
+ Second and Angelina Sta. : ST. LOUIS, MO.
+ |
+
+ Kegs and Barrels—Hoops, Staves, Headings
+
+ Slack and Tight—Couper Tacks, Truss Hoops
+
+ Cooperage—Candy Pails
+ |
+
+ MORRIS WALSH SONS
+
+ Factory—813 Sarah Street,
+
+ South Side — PITTSBURG, PA.
+ |
+
+
+
+---
+
+
+
+ |
+ # WARRIOR HEADS
+ |
+
+ WARRIOR HEADS
+ |
+
+ means PINE-HEADING properly made from Southern Pine by men who know how.
+ |
+
+ Power Cooperage Co.
+ |
+
+ Power Cooperage Co.
+ Memphis, Tennessee
+ Long since handling from 12 inches to 24 inches.
+ |
+
+
+
+---
+
+
+
+ |
+ # Write Us For Satisfaction Guaranteed
+ |
+
+ Matched Cars
+ |
+
+ We manufacture Cottonwood Staves are our specialty, but we supply all kinds of stave cooperage much.
+ Quality Plus The W. M. Davis Stave Company Memphis, Tennessee
+ |
+
+
+
+---
+
+
+
+ |
+ # GREIF BROS. COOPERAGE COMPANY
+ |
+
+ STAVES HOOPS HEADING SLACK
+ |
+
+ Thirty years of experience in the foundation of our leadership - in the quality of our workmanship - in the service we render - in the efficiency of our management - in the training of our employees - in the experience we have gained - in the way we dispose.
+ BARRELS CASKS KEGS
+ Enormous Factory Capacity Central Warehouse Stocks Care Straight, Matched or Mixed.
+ CLEVELAND, OHIO
+ |
+
+
+
+---
+
+
+
+ |
+ # FIFTY YEARS IN THE BUSINESS
+ |
+
+ WM. H. COLEMAN CO.
+ Jackson, Tennessee
+ |
+
+ MANUFACTURERS OF TIGHT BARREL CIRCLED HEADING Red Oak and White Oak from 6" to 25" diameter of the best quality Write us when in the Market
+ |
+
+
+
+Notice The National Cooper's Journal when writing advertisers.
+
+Notice The National Cooper's Journal when writing advertisers.
+
+6
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+June, 1926
+
+**DEPENDABILITY**
+
+In placing your orders for Heading and Steers, remember that "Bone-Day" trade mark products always give satisfaction and in the long run cost you less. Our good stock and dependable service will continue patronage, or your investigation may have received stock from us to this point.
+
+**"BONE-DAY" is the BEST BUY**
+
+HIMMELBERGER-HARRISON LUMBER CO.
+SALES OFFICE—Cape Girardeau, Mo.
+Heading Plant—Morehouse, Mo.
+Steer Plant—Cape Girardeau, Mo.
+Bone Dry — Bone Dry — Bone Dry — Bone Dry — Bone Dry — Bone Dry — Bone Dry — Bone Dry — Bone Dry
+
+![]() A black and white photograph of a man in a suit standing next to a large wooden barrel.
+
+TELESCOPED BARRELLS
+Saves Storage Space
+and Fosters Costs
+No Stacking Required for Assortment
+These barrels are heated and ready for use by one man at the rate of 30 barrels an hour.
+At home the quality of stock you want can be used from No. 3 grade barrels to No. 5 grade barrels from No. 3 grade barrels to No. 5 grade barrels and steered No. 1.
+Write for prices.
+Sandusky Cooperage & Lumber Co.
+Blaster Bldg. St. Louis
+
+![]() A black and white photograph of a man in a suit standing next to a large wooden barrel.
+
+SLACK BARRELS
+that are distinguished by a marked superiority of manufacture and materials
+TIGHT KEGS
+that deliver their contents in perfect order and command the confidence of careful shippers.
+
+Your APPLE BARREL STOCK
+is a guarantee of reputation for quality and value.
+
+Wylie & Wilson, Inc.
+SAGINAW, MICHIGAN
+
+![]() A black and white photograph of a man in a suit standing next to a large wooden barrel.
+
+MILL SHOALS COOPERAGE CO.
+SYNDICATE TRUST BUILDING, ST. LOUIS, MO.
+SLACK COOPERAGE STOCK
+Staves 18" to 48"
+HOOPS—All Lengths
+BEADING—All Sizes
+They made their way the way they're made
+
+Memorandum To: National Cooper's Journal when writing to advertisers.
+
+The National Cooper's Journal
+Philadelphia, June, 1926
+
+SUBSCRIBER'S EDITION
+SUBSCRIBER'S EDITION
+
+New Orleans Cooperage Market Continues Strong
+No Let-up in Produce Barrel Demand.
+Volume of Business Is Increasing.
+Leading Excellent Business for Tight Barrels.
+
+Capable shippers are now going up in good volume, and the demand for produce barrels is increasing with the changes in the weather and the season. The cooper's business is also growing, as more persons show a tendency to stock up their supplies during the summer months, and the next week is another, so that every barrel sold is likely to be used up before the barreling season ends. As far as that particular trade is concerned, it is not only a good thing but also a great blessing in going to the store, but when you tell that there are good and steady customers who are willing to pay for the goods, barrel trade is pretty good.
+
+Good Tight-Bodied Demolition Barrels
+In the neighboring parishes, where the main street is constructed entirely of brick for ten years. The barrels that are not filled with bricks are not filled with bricks, but they are filled with sand. The barrels that are not filled with bricks are filled with sand, but they are filled with sand. The barrels that are not filled with bricks are filled with sand, but they are filled with sand. The barrels that are not filled with bricks are filled with sand, but they are filled with sand.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that are emptied for 30 cents or more each time they are filled with bricks. This means that every barrel that is filled with bricks every day becomes an item worth watching.
+
+Barrels on the other hand, are old, old ones that
+
+![]() A black and white photograph of a man in a suit standing next to a large wooden barrel.
+
+STOP AT THE SIGN OF THE
+
+The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day." The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day."
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+The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day." The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day."
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+The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day." The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day."
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+The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day." The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day."
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+The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day." The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone Day" to "Bone Day."
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+The sign of this store has been changed from "Bone
+
+New Harding Mill
+
+8
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+
+Cooperate in Louisville Reflects Better Business
+
+General Demand Keeps Tight Branch Busy. Potato Growers Prices of Compare and Expect Good Season
+
+Reports from various cooperative marketing centers reflect a much better spirit at this time than they have had during the past year. There is an increase in plant operations to the north and south, and the outlook for the future much improved.
+
+General Demand Keeping Tight Cooperatives
+
+The demand in tight lines, to fairly well developed markets, has been very good. A fair movement of barrels for oil, paints and varnishes, and other general merchandise, preserves and grocery are being freely sought. The demand for potatoes is also good. This is coming out of local trade, as store stock is getting low. The potato crop is running in a shortage of good quality barrels, but the market is showing a tendency to move up. The demand for barrel oil is feeling a little better, but the market is still weak.
+
+Flour Mailing To Overwhelm Plants
+
+Time is running short on the flour market. The primary concern about the middle of June is that the wheat crop will be below average, with a general overloading of equipment. Operations are proceeding at a rapid rate, with the first shipment of flour expected by July 10th. With the new wheat supply coming in, there will be no difficulty in meeting the demand. In addition to the usual requirements for bread and bakery products, there will be a large quantity of flour needed for the baking industry. The total amount of flour required for all uses is estimated to be approximately 350 million bushels.
+
+Potato Growers Will Use More Barrels
+
+On the other hand, there is every prospect that the potato crop will be below average. This is a matter of great concern to potato growers in the Louisiana territory, which produces about one-third of the nation's potatoes. The situation is particularly serious in some areas where the crop has been severely affected by disease and other factors.
+
+No Change in Market Prices—Tight Stock and Burley Cigars Fading
+
+Tobacco prices are moving steadily upward, starting at just above the last month's level. The market is showing signs of tightening up, with dry stock a little scarce. The price of burley cigar has risen, and there should be an increased demand for this product due to its high quality and its ability to attract attention through advertising.
+
+Potato Growers Will Use More Barrels
+
+A potato grower in Louisiana reported that he was using more barrels than usual because of the poor quality of his crop. He said that he was using barrels because they were cheaper than bags. He also said that he was using barrels because they were more convenient to handle.
+
+What They Say
+
+"Potato growers of Ohio have suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Ohio Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Pennsylvania have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in New York have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the New York Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Illinois have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Illinois Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Indiana have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Indiana Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Kentucky have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Kentucky Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Tennessee have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Tennessee Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in North Carolina have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the North Carolina Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in South Carolina have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the South Carolina Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Georgia have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Georgia Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Alabama have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Alabama Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Mississippi have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Mississippi Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Arkansas have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Arkansas Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Louisiana have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Louisiana Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Texas have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Texas Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Oklahoma have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Oklahoma Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Kansas have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Kansas Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Nebraska have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Nebraska Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Iowa have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Iowa Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Missouri have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Missouri Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Wisconsin have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Wisconsin Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Minnesota have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Minnesota Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Michigan have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Michigan Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Ohio have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Ohio Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Pennsylvania have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in New York have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the New York Potato Growers Association. "The crop has been affected by disease and other factors, and we expect a very poor yield."
+
+"Potato growers in Illinois have also suffered greatly from the poor quality of their crop this year," said Mr. John White, president of the Illinois Potato Grow
+
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+THE NATIONAL COOPERATIVE JOURNAL
+
+to watch their costs closely, not only productive costs, but selling costs and overhead, with particular attention to overhauling, because with a knowledge of actual costs each and every one will be in position to price for profit rather than mere volume, thereby getting thus a well-organized and limited marketed market will be established.
+
+**With President Kahn at the helm continued association and trade progress is assured**
+
+T
+HE PAST YEAR has been marked by the election of Mr. E. J. Kahn, upon his election as President of The Associated Cooperage Industries of America, and to the Association upon its election choice for a preceding officer, Mr. Kahn is presented with a very important task. The cooperative movement in the United States is now in its infancy, and the progress made in the past few months is most gratifying. The great advances made in the past year have been due largely to the efforts of Mr. Kahn and his associates. The Association has made great strides in the past year, and it is hoped that this trend will continue in the future.
+
+The Association has made great strides in the past year, and it is hoped that this trend will continue in the future.
+
+**Future outlook profitable for entire cooperative industry – Apple season will yield big trade**
+
+T
+HE FUTURE OUTLOOK FOR THE INDUSTRY IS A FEELING OF CONSERVATIVE OPTIMISM THAT WAS UNMITIGABLY APPARENT THROUGHOUT THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE ASSOCIATED COOPERAGE INDUSTRIES OF AMERICA. THE ATTENDANCE WAS GREAT AND THE DEBATES WERE FIERCE. THE TIME HAS COME TO DISCUSS THE PROBLEMS WHICH FACE US IN THE FUTURE. AMONG THESE ARE THE PROBLEMS WHICH FACE US IN THE FUTURE. AMONG THESE ARE THE PROBLEMS WHICH FACE US IN THE FUTURE.
+
+The outlook for the cooperative industry is bright, but it is not without problems. The problems which face us in the future are many and varied. Some of these problems are related to the production of apples, while others are related to the marketing of apples. In order to understand the problems which face us in the future, we must first understand the history of the cooperative industry.
+
+The history of the cooperative industry is one of growth and progress. The cooperative industry was founded on the principle that all members should have equal access to the resources of the community. This principle has been followed by many cooperatives throughout the world, and it has led to great success.
+
+In recent years, however, some cooperatives have faced difficulties. These difficulties have been caused by a number of factors, including changes in government policy, changes in consumer behavior, and changes in technology. Despite these difficulties, however, the cooperative industry continues to grow and to improve.
+
+In order to understand the problems which face us in the future, we must first understand the history of the cooperative industry.
+
+The history of the cooperative industry is one of growth and progress. The cooperative industry was founded on the principle that all members should have equal access to the resources of the community. This principle has been followed by many cooperatives throughout the world, and it has led to great success.
+
+In recent years, however, some cooperatives have faced difficulties. These difficulties have been caused by a number of factors, including changes in government policy, changes in consumer behavior, and changes in technology. Despite these difficulties, however, the cooperative industry continues to grow and to improve.
+
+From many other board-member industries come the same glowing forecasts as those from our own organization. We believe that this forecast is correct because we have seen how successful our own organization has been in predicting future trends.
+
+The optimism expressed by the cooperative men at attendance at this meeting is based on several factors. First, they believe that our organization has a strong foundation and that it will continue to grow and to improve. Second, they believe that our organization has a good reputation among its members and that it will continue to attract new members. Third, they believe that our organization has a good reputation among its customers and that it will continue to serve them well.
+
+In conclusion, we can say that our organization is doing well and that we expect it to continue to do so. We believe that our organization is doing well and that we expect it to continue to do so.
+
+**Slack Group Meeting**
+
+President W. F. Liddy was in charge of this meeting. He called attention to the fact that there had been a slack group meeting before this time. He stated that there had been a slack group meeting before this time.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T. Barger was present at this meeting.
+Mr. T
+![]() A black-and-white photograph of a man wearing a suit and tie.
+The Associated Cooperage Industries of America
+In Eleventh Annual Convention At St Louis May 3d 4th And 5th
+
+In point of reference, the Eleventh Annual Convention of The Associated Cooperage Industries of America held at St Louis on May 3rd 4th and 5th 1926 included discussions on various subjects pertaining to the interests of our members and their associates.
+
+The convention opened with a brief statement by Mr E J Kahn regarding the progress made during the past year by The Associated Cooperage Industries of America.
+
+The convention then proceeded to discuss various topics relating to the cooperative movement in general and specifically to The Associated Cooperage Industries of America.
+
+The discussion on cooperative movements in general covered such topics as:
+
+* The role of cooperatives in providing services to rural communities
+* The impact of cooperatives on local economies
+* The challenges facing cooperatives today
+
+The discussion on The Associated Cooperage Industries of America focused on:
+
+* The current state of affairs within The Associated Cooperage Industries of America
+* The challenges facing The Associated Cooperage Industries of America
+* The opportunities available for growth within The Associated Cooperage Industries of America
+
+Throughout the convention, delegates from various organizations shared their experiences and insights on these topics.
+
+At one point during the convention, Mr E J Kahn presented a report on The Associated Cooperage Industries of America's progress during the past year.
+
+He began by stating that The Associated Cooperage Industries of America had made significant progress since its founding in 1925.
+
+He then went on to describe some of the key initiatives taken by The Associated Cooperage Industries of America during the past year.
+
+These initiatives included:
+
+* A new marketing strategy aimed at increasing sales
+* A new research program aimed at improving product quality
+* A new training program aimed at developing new skills among employees
+
+Kahn concluded his report by stating that he believed that The Associated Cooperage Industries of America had a bright future ahead if it continued to focus on these initiatives.
+
+After Mr Kahn's report, delegates from various organizations took turns presenting their own reports on their respective organizations' progress during the past year.
+
+These reports covered a wide range of topics including:
+
+* The role of cooperatives in providing services to rural communities
+* The impact of cooperatives on local economies
+* The challenges facing cooperatives today
+
+Overall, delegates from various organizations found the convention informative and engaging.
+
+They left feeling that they had gained valuable insights into both their own organizations' progress during the past year as well as into broader issues facing cooperatives today.
+
+They also felt encouraged by Mr Kahn's optimistic outlook for The Associated Cooperage Industries of America's future.
+
+They left feeling that they had gained valuable insights into both their own organizations' progress during the past year as well as into broader issues facing cooperatives today.
+
+They also felt encouraged by Mr Kahn's optimistic outlook for The Associated Cooperage Industries of America's future.
+
+**Suggest Special Committee To Consider Changes In Price Specification**
+
+One topic discussed during the convention concerned changes in price specification for certain products offered by The Associated Cooperage Industries of America.
+
+Some delegates felt that current price specifications were too restrictive and did not allow for sufficient flexibility when dealing with customers who might want special deals or discounts.
+
+Others felt that current price specifications were too flexible and allowed for too much variation in pricing when dealing with customers who might want special deals or discounts.
+
+It was decided by consensus that a special committee be formed to consider these issues further.
+
+This committee would consist of representatives from various organizations who could provide input on both sides of the issue.
+
+The committee would meet periodically over the next few months to discuss these issues further and make recommendations for any necessary changes in price specification.
+
+It was agreed that any changes made would be made gradually over time rather than all at once.
+
+It was also agreed that any changes made would be made gradually over time rather than all at once.
+
+**Report On Stock Grade Rules And Specifications**
+
+The call for expert from the convention on stock grade rules and specifications came from Mr H C Throckmorton Jr., president first national bank, st louis mo., who stated that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+Throckmorton stated that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications.
+
+He explained that there had been considerable confusion among members about what constitutes stock grade lumber according to current specifications
+
+![]() A black-and-white photograph of a man wearing a suit and tie.
+The Associated Cooperage Industries of America
+In Eleventh Annual Convention At St Louis May 3d 4th And 5th
+
+12
+
+**The National Cooper's Journal**
+
+June, 1926
+
+**The question of canities was then taken up on the stock branch in the middle place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and the vote was reported in the regular place and
+
+Mr. W. F. Little elected Member of Executive Committee.
+
+T. J. H. McPherson, President, Mon-
+treal, T. M., nominated W. F. Little to serve on Executive Committee.
+
+Mr. W. F. Little, who has been a member of this Board for several years, Mr. Little's nomination was seconded by Mr. C. G. Burt, Secretary-Treasurer.
+
+After expensing his stocks to his body committee, he will be elected to hold
+the chair over Mr. Duvall, newly
+elected Vice-President.
+
+Discussion on Green Stock
+
+Although a greater part of our business is done with green stock, we have found that a great many of our customers prefer white stock.
+Mr. Jacobson, I want to ask,
+Is there anything in your rules about
+white stock? Is there any rule about
+white stock? No, we have no such
+rules.
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times when we have to use white stock but
+that is not thoroughly advisable, and it is not advisable to use white stock all of
+the time. We do not suggest that
+the customer on grade rules should
+use white stock all of their time because it is not always best for them to have
+white stock. They may have white stock
+when they use white stock but they
+may also use black stock when they
+use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they use black stock but they may also use black stock when they used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be used to be
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times when we have times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson: Obviously there are times
+
+Mr. Jacobson:Obviouslytherearetimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtimesandtime
+
+14
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+
+June, 1926
+
+is at the store and then, the air
+should not be rejected because of it.
+Mr. Kline: I think that the service
+will be excellent, wherever one of the Associ-
+ation's members is located. How many
+of them will start this service? That would
+be interesting to know.
+Mr. Jones: Yes, it is still in existence.
+Mr. Jones: I think that would be a good
+qualification.
+Mr. Voss: I don't think that will inspec-
+tion.
+Mr. Jones: Yes, it is still available to
+individuals.
+Mr. Voss: It is special region, it is?
+Mr. Jones: Yes, it is special region, it is?
+Mr. Jones: I am sure that the com-
+mittee, said this evening to the future get
+the report of the committee on the changes
+that they are going to inspect
+the one that was made by Mr. Kline,
+and tell you what you want to do with it.
+Mr. Kline: We have that report here.
+Mr. Kline: I am sure that we have that
+report here.
+Mr. Kline: I am sure that we have that
+report here.
+Mr. Kline: I am sure that we have that
+report here.
+Mr. Kline: I am sure that we have that
+report here.
+
+The vote was taken, and the motion
+adopted, when the meeting of the execu-
+tive committee adjourned at 8 o'clock.
+The meeting of the Executive Committee
+was called to order at 8 o'clock.
+TIGHT STAVE AND HEADING GROUP
+
+Herman Kane Elected to Serve on Executive Committee
+
+Chairman of the TIGHT STAVE and HEAD-
+ing Group, with Vice-President N. W.
+Barnes as Secretary-Treasurer, met Tuesday morning, May 4th, at 8:30 o'clock,
+at the headquarters of the National Bung
+Committee for the purpose of reporting on the work of the Committee during the past year and making plans for its work in the coming year.
+
+Report of Committee on Tight Grade Rules and Specifications
+
+JOHN HULLERICH
+
+Chairman
+
+Ourk Tinker and Sons Co., Chicago. The
+specifications were closed, and Mr. Kane was elected to serve on the Executive Committee.
+
+At this point Chairman Columbus diagnosed
+the situation as follows:
+
+Chairman Columbus: "Come up with some new ideas."
+
+Chairman Columbus had unfortunately
+failed to bring any new ideas with him, but he did move that the group go on record as examin-
+ing all applications for licenses under Vice-
+President Calvert and the outgoing Execu-
+tive Committee, and giving a full report of their performance of duty during their terms of office.
+
+The motion was seconded by Mr. Kane and unanimously carried.
+
+Urges Close Cooperation Between Tight Grade Members and Bung Manufacturers
+
+James B. Hall, Lexington, Ky., addressing
+the meeting of the Tight Grade Committee on the subject of closer co-operation between tight grade members and bung manufac-
+turers of service. Mr. Hall urged the members to give more attention to the business right and get behind Mr. Kane as the middle-
+man between tight grade members and bung manu-
+facturers. Address by Vice- President Calvert.
+
+Chairman Columbus: "I want this group to go on record as saying that we are very pleased with our close cooperation with Mr. Kane during the last two years on our rights as members of this organization and as a part of the executive organization for Mr. Kane."
+
+The motion was passed by the committee and was adopted by the membership.
+
+Mr. Kane was elected to serve on the Executive Committee.
+
+Statistical Service Is Approved
+
+E. F. Hahn, Vice-President in charge of
+statistical group go on record as reporting that
+the committee has made progress and pledge their continued support for it.
+
+June, 1926
+
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+
+15
+
+Why You Should Use Compressed Bungs
+
+In the manufacture of Poplar Compressed Bungs, no wood is removed to form the taper. By a special pro-
+cess Compressed Bungs are pressed (not cut) into shape.
+As a result there is no waste (cut wood) which
+the liquid contents of the barrel This expansion after
+the Bung is in the Bung hole, holds the Bung tightly in place and at the same time makes an air-tight seal.
+
+Furthermore,
+
+The use of Bung Cloths and Bung Straps is unnecessary
+and a waste of money, if Compressed Bungs of the cor-
+rect size are used in properly bored bung holes.
+
+Our Compressed Bungs bear our registered trade mark,
+impressed in the wood on top of the Bungs, as follows:
+
+![]() ISSING MFG CO CINCINNATI
+
+Insist on Bungs bearing this registered trade mark and see that your cooperage is fitted with these Bungs.
+Reliable dealers everywhere sell them.
+
+The United States Bung Mfg. Co.
+52 South Second Street
+Brooklyn, N. Y.
+
+Our "KIRBY REAMERS" bore perfect Bung holes of correct capacity.
+
+Headquarters National Cooper's Journal, when adding to advertisements.
+
+![]() A black-and-white photograph of a man wearing a suit and tie, with a name tag reading "M. L. Sigmus New Vice-President" pinned to his left lapel.
+Mr. Sigmus: I second the motion.
+Mr. Sigmus: I second this motion because I have been re-
+warded and consulted that way adjuvants All
+is free of any manner identity by being "open."
+Mr. Sigmus: I second this motion.
+Mr. Sigmus: I second this motion because I have been re-
+warded and consulted that way adjuvants All
+is free of any manner identity by being "open."
+
+16
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+June, 1920
+
+![]() Barrel Machinery Cleveland, O., U.S.A.
+ORAM
+
+IF IT IS ORAM'S IT IS RIGHT
+THE BEST MACHINERY FOR MAKING THE BEST CONTAINERS AND FOR MAKING PROFIT FOR THE USERS
+"THE OLD RELIABLE" WOODEN BARRELS
+
+NEW "ECONOMY" (PATENTED) HEADING-UP MACHINE
+
+FIFTY-FOUR YEARS
+of
+"Knowing How"
+ESTABLISHED 1872
+INCORPORATED 1914
+
+STAVE JOINTER
+HOOP RIVETING MACHINE
+
+HEADING PLANNER
+
+STAVE EQUALIZER
+
+HEADING ROUNDER
+
+NEW "ORAM" RAPID BILGE-HOOP REMOVING MACHINE
+
+STEEL TRUSS HOOPS
+ELECTRICally WELDED—No. 3000—(shown)
+Inside surface only raised, if desired.
+
+STEEL TRUSS HOOPS
+ELECTRICALLY WELDED—Quentin Street
+Steel Works, Cleveland, Ohio.
+
+THE JOHN S. ORAM CO.
+STAVE, HEADING and BARREL MACHINERY
+CLEVELAND, OHIO, U. S. A.
+
+105 PAGE CATALOGUE
+No. 22—New Issue
+"Always the Best"
+ASK ANYBODY
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel machine with a large sunburst behind it.
+
+![]() Illustration of a windlass.
+WINDLASS
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel lathe.
+BARREL LATHE
+
+![]() Illustration of a "Oram" standard hoop driving machine.
+"ORAM" STANDARD HOOP DRIVING SIMPLE-POWERFUL-DURABLE
+
+Capacity—as fast as operator can handle, 500 to 1,250 packages per day at 15 hours and all properly shown.
+
+![]() Illustration of a long, curved metal rod.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
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+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of a barrel with a lid on top.
+
+![]() Illustration of barrels stacked together, one open and one closed, showing the difference in size between them. The open one is smaller than the closed one. This is to show that the barrels made by Oram's machinery are more efficient and better quality than those made by other companies. The barrels are made from wood and have metal hoops around them. The barrels are also shown to be sturdy and durable, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to use and maintain, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to transport and store, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to clean and disinfect, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to repair and replace, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to recycle and reuse, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to dispose of safely and responsibly, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to transport and store, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to clean and disinfect, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to repair and replace, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to recycle and reuse, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to dispose of safely and responsibly, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to transport and store, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to clean and disinfect, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to repair and replace, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to recycle and reuse, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to dispose of safely and responsibly, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to transport and store, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to clean and disinfect, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to repair and replace, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to recycle and reuse, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to dispose of safely and responsibly, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to transport and store, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to clean and disinfect, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to repair and replace, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to recycle and reuse, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to dispose of safely and responsibly, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to transport and store, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to clean and disinfect, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to repair and replace, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to recycle and reuse, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to dispose of safely and responsibly, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to transport and store, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels are also shown to be easy to clean and disinfect, which is why they are so popular among customers. The barrels
+
+18
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+June, 1926
+
+Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co.
+SLACK BARREL MATERIAL
+403 West Baltimore Ave. DETROIT, MICHIGAN
+
+June, 1926
+
+Statistics a Vital Trade Necessity
+Acknowledging the motion, Vice-President H. R. Huntington, who has been in charge of our work in this locality, and it does look like we have made some progress. Mr. West Hunter last year I pledged our interest in the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, was closed. The Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Detroit, after Mr. Hunt had extended the invitation.
+
+H.R. Huntington
+President
+
+J. R. Wiedenhaner New Vice-President
+Although promising that he was a very good man, but he did not have the ability to give attention to the work of the office, and I am glad to announce that Mr. Wiedenhaner will be with us next week. At the Board meeting last week Mr. Wiedenhaner said that he would be glad to have a further discussion on the matter. He further pointed out that he is far too far back in his business to be able to report regularly, and while this percentage of our business is not large enough to warrant regular reports, it is still possible that the service could only be obtained by the entire group.
+
+T.A. Walds, of Morris White Saw, Presi-
+dent
+
+Mr. Wiedenhaner's appointment was made at the request of Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, and Mr. Krutman, representing the right and black cooperage groups.
+
+At this point Mr. Wiedenhaner was con-
+sidered as a member of the board of directors,
+but neither business to be transacted, the new
+vice-president will be appointed as a member of
+the board of directors, representing the right and black cooperage groups.
+
+Mr. Krutman, representing the right and black cooperage groups.
+
+There is no doubt that Christmas Kutz,
+President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co.,
+is an excellent value to know what is going on in this locality and what is happening here on hand. The value of this information is great.
+
+Morris White Saw, President
+
+Mr. Krutman's appointment was made at the request of Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, and Mr. Krutman, representing the right and black cooperage groups.
+
+The vote was taken and the motion carried.
+The vote was taken and the motion carried.
+The vote was taken and the motion carried.
+The vote was taken and the motion carried.
+
+One of Our Specialties—
+
+PINE HEADING
+W.T.SMITH LUMBER COMPANY, INC.
+MONUMENTAL PINE HEADING
+YELLOW PINE HEAD AND TIMBER
+CHAPMAN, A.L.A.
+
+![]() A black-and-white photograph of a man wearing a suit and tie.
+
+H.R. Huntington, Vice-President
+Mr. Huntington stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+He stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+He stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+He stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+
+In opening the right and black group session,
+Mr. Huntington stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+He stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+He stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+He stated that he had received a letter from Mr. H.R. Huntington, who is also President of the Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co., Chicago, requesting him to report on the condition of his business in this locality.
+
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+No Report No Specifications
+The Tigh Branch-all Groups are organized according to F.P.M., Vice-Pre-
+sident J.R.Wiedenhaner
+
+20
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL**
+
+June, 1926
+
+As there was no further business to transact, the meeting adjourned on motion.
+
+**GENERAL SESSION**
+
+One of the very best general sessions that the Association has ever had opened promptly Wednesday morning, June 13th, at the Hotel Wilson M. Davis in the city.
+
+After a short opening remarks, experi-
+encing his appreciation of the splendid atten-
+tion that the Association has given him in
+a most cordial and considerate manner in
+appointing him as its representative to the
+federal government, Mr. Davis addressed
+the members of the Association in a very
+eloquent speech, which was received with
+great enthusiasm by all present.
+
+Mr. Davis then turned to the subject of
+the Association's work during the past year,
+and stated that he was very pleased with
+the progress made by the Association in
+carrying out its various projects. He men-
+tioned particularly the work done in con-
+cert with the Department of Agriculture in
+establishing a system of cooperative agri-
+cultural extension agents throughout the
+country, and also the work done in co-
+operating with the Department of Com-
+merce in establishing a system of cooper-
+ative agricultural experiment stations.
+Mr. Davis also referred to the work done
+in promoting better methods of marketing
+farm products, and mentioned particularly
+the work done in connection with the
+National Marketing Conference held in
+Washington last fall. He also referred to
+the work done in promoting better methods
+of handling farm products, and men-
+tioned particularly the work done in con-
+nection with the National Marketing Con-
+ference held in Washington last fall. He also referred to the work done in promoting better methods of handling farm products, and mentioned particularly the work done in connection with the National Marketing Conference held in Washington last fall.
+
+Mr. Davis then turned to the subject of
+the Association's work during the past year,
+and stated that he was very pleased with
+the progress made by the Association in
+carrying out its various projects. He men-
+tioned particularly the work done in con-
+cert with the Department of Agriculture in
+establishing a system of cooperative agri-
+cultural extension agents throughout the
+country, and also the work done in co-
+operating with the Department of Com-
+merce in establishing a system of cooper-
+ative agricultural experiment stations.
+Mr. Davis also referred to the work done
+in promoting better methods of marketing
+farm products, and mentioned particu-
+larly the work done in connection with the
+National Marketing Conference held in
+Washington last fall. He also referred to
+the work done in promoting better methods
+of handling farm products, and men-
+tioned particularly the work done in con-
+nection with the National Marketing Con-
+ference held in Washington last fall.
+
+Mr. Davis then turned to the subject of
+the Association's work during the past year,
+and stated that he was very pleased with
+the progress made by the Association in
+carrying out its various projects. He men-
+tioned particularly the work done in con-
+cert with the Department of Agriculture in
+establishing a system of cooperative agri-
+cultural extension agents throughout the
+country, and also the work done in co-
+operating with the Department of Com-
+merce in establishing a system of cooper-
+ative agricultural experiment stations.
+Mr. Davis also referred to the work done
+in promoting better methods of marketing
+farm products, and mentioned particu-
+larly the work done in connection with the
+National Marketing Conference held in
+Washington last fall. He also referred to
+
+![]() A group of men wearing suits and hats.
+21
+
+June, 1926
+
+The National Coopers' Journal
+
+There are large-scale units operating, as for example one which has been operating for five years or more, but they have not yet reached a point where they can make any substantial profit. The reason for this is that they are still too small to compete effectively against other units which have been operating for a longer period of time. In order to become profitable, these units must first increase their size so that they can compete effectively against other units which have been operating for a longer period of time. In order to become profitable, these units must first increase their size so that they can compete effectively against other units which have been operating for a longer period of time.
+
+Co-operation of the Right Kind Will Be Beneficial
+
+That is why we are going to encourage more cooperation among our members. We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now. We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now. We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
+
+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more closely than they do now.
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+We want them to cooperate more clearly
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+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+June, 1926
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+portion. Knowledge of the supply of goods and services is essential to productive and to social economic distributive efficiency. The consumer is not only a comprehensive, but the minimal effect of the consumer's knowledge is that he can make a choice between different kinds of individuals engaged in economic activity. The price at which a single unit of individual engaged in economic activity is sold is determined by the demand for that unit and the cost of production of that unit. The cost of production of that unit may be determined by your competitor, it is up to the in-
+dividual producer to determine his own costs, but for the benefit of the consumer, it is important that the producer be able to provide information about what you can buy and how much it will cost you.
+
+Trade Associations Today Give Greater Freedom of Action
+
+In closing I would like to point out that one of the most important things that we have learned during this war is that trade associations are not just a thing of the past. They are still very much alive and they are still doing a great deal to help our country. Trade associations are not just a thing of the past. They are still very much alive and they are still doing a great deal to help our country. Trade associations are not just a thing of the past. They are still very much alive and they are still doing a great deal to help our country.
+
+The justification for trade associations in the United States is that they are a means of providing information on market conditions and prices. They are also a means of providing information on the quality of products. They are also a means of providing information on the safety of products. They are also a means of providing information on the availability of products. They are also a means of providing information on the cost of products. They are also a means of providing information on the location of products. They are also a means of providing information on the time required to obtain products. They are also a means of providing information on the method of obtaining products. They are also a means of providing information on the source of products. They are also a means of providing information on the type of products. They are also a means of providing information on the quantity of products. They are also a means of providing information on the quality of products. They are also a means of providing information on the safety of products. They are also a means of providing information on the availability of products. They are also a means of providing information on the cost of products. They are also a means of providing information on the location of products. They are also a means of providing information on the time required to obtain products. They are also a means of providing information on the method of obtaining products. They are also a means of providing information on the source of products. They are also a means of providing information on the type of products. They are also a means of providing information on the quantity of products.
+
+Trade Associations Today Give Greater Freedom of Action
+
+In closing I would like to point out that one of the most important things that we have learned during this war is that trade associations are not just a thing of the past. They are still very much alive and they are still doing a great deal to help our country. Trade associations are not just a thing of the past. They are still very much alive and they are still doing a great deal to help our country.
+
+The justification for trade associations in the United States is that they are a means of providing information on market conditions and prices. They are also a means of providing information on the quality of products. They are also a means of providing information on the safety of products. They are also a means of providing information on the availability of products. They are also a means of providing information on the cost of products. They are also a means of providing information on the location of products. They are also a means of providing information on the time required to obtain products. They are also a means of providing information on the method of obtaining products. They are also a means of providing information on the source of products. They are also a means of providing information on the type of products. They are also a means of providing information on the quantity of products.
+
+Trade Associations Today Give Greater Freedom of Action
+
+In closing I would like to point out that one of the most important things that we have learned during this war is that trade associations are not just a thing of the past. They are still very much alive and they are still doing a great deal to help our country. Trade associations are not just a thing of the past. They are still very much alive and they are still doing a great deal to help our country.
+
+The justification for trade associations in the United States is that they are a means of providing information on market conditions and prices. They are also a means of providing information on the quality
+
+of time. Food production, for instance, is very much larger than before the war, but the increase has been largely due to the increased capacity of the indus- try rather than to any increase in the number of people engaged in its production. The result is that the average output per man is greater than ever, and this is true also of other industries.
+
+A third kind of capacity feature is much like that which we have just described. In many cases, the demand for a product is so great that it exceeds the capacity of the industry to produce it. This is especially true of some of the more perishable products, such as fruits and vegetables. In these cases, the industry must either expand its capacity or find some other way of meeting the demand. The most common way of doing this is by increasing the number of workers employed in the industry. This can be done by hiring new workers or by increasing the hours worked by existing workers. Another way of meeting the demand is by finding some other way of producing the product. This may involve the use of new technology or the introduction of new processes.
+
+The fourth kind of capacity feature is one that is less obvious at first glance. It involves the fact that some industries are able to produce more than others. For example, a certain type of food may be produced in large quantities by one industry, while another industry may be able to produce only a small amount of that same food. This difference in capacity is often due to differences in the cost of production or to differences in the efficiency with which each industry produces its product.
+
+The fifth kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the size of the market for a particular product. For example, a product that is sold in large quantities will have a larger market than a product that is sold in smaller quantities. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a larger market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The sixth kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the price of a particular product. For example, a product that is sold at a higher price will have a smaller market share than a product that is sold at a lower price. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The seventh kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the quality of a particular product. For example, a product that is sold at a higher quality will have a smaller market share than a product that is sold at a lower quality. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The eighth kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the availability of raw materials. For example, if there are not enough raw materials available to meet the demand for a particular product, then the demand for that product will be reduced. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The ninth kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the availability of labor. For example, if there are not enough workers available to meet the demand for a particular product, then the demand for that product will be reduced. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The tenth kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the availability of capital. For example, if there are not enough funds available to meet the demand for a particular product, then the demand for that product will be reduced. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The eleventh kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the availability of technology. For example, if there are not enough advanced technologies available to meet the demand for a particular product, then the demand for that product will be reduced. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The twelfth kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the availability of information. For example, if there are not enough data available to meet the demand for a particular product, then the demand for that product will be reduced. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than a company that produces a smaller quantity of that same product.
+
+The thirteenth kind of capacity feature is one that is related to the availability of experience. For example, if there are not enough years of experience available to meet the demand for a particular product, then the demand for that product will be reduced. This means that a company that produces a large quantity of a particular product will have a smaller market share than
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+Statistics on United States Production and Consumption
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+United States production and consumption statistics show an increase in production since World War I but no corresponding increase in consumption. The reason for this situation lies in two causes: (a) The increase in production was not matched by an increase in consumption; and (b) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production.
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+(a) The increase in production was not matched by an increase in consumption because:
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+(i) The increase in production was not matched by an increase in consumption because:
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+(ii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(b) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(iii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(iv) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(v) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(vi) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(vii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(viii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(ix) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(x) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xi) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xiii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xiv) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xv) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xvi) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xvii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xviii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xix) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xx) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxi) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxiii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxiv) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxv) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxvi) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxvii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+(xxviii) The increase in consumption was not matched by an increase in production because:
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+The National Cooper's Journal
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+June, 1926
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+New Commerical Committee, of which I am an member, is going to conduct constructive
+work on the subject of the cooperative movement
+headed down to earth. The members of the
+Special Committee have been working hard at
+the office in what they were elected a year
+ago. They have made many suggestions and
+there have been meetings in which the topics
+have been discussed. It has been found that
+the industry itself has been concerned. To
+get at the heart of the matter, we must look at
+facts, we have seen that in his hands this
+movement has been carried out with great
+success every one of the situations brought
+up by the committee has been met and solved.
+The Association owes its own only to those
+who have worked for it. We are very grateful
+to all who have given us their time and effort.
+We will welcome while he is still a member of
+the Board of Directors. We are very grateful to
+all who have given us their time and effort.
+We do not feel that some of the things are
+not being done well enough. We are very grate-
+ful to all who have given us their time and effort.
+Pondered Kahn: Enormously Apprised
+
+"Thrive is a splendid expression," said Mr.
+Kahn, "and it is very encouraging to see how
+many people are getting into business through
+agitation from you, Mr. Jacobs. I am sure that
+you will find that your efforts are well worth
+while because you have shown that it is neces-
+sary to get full support from the public in order
+to get them to take up these new pursuits that
+are so important."
+
+All orders of business being transacted,
+the meeting was adjourned.
+
+Mack Morris Supplies Interesting Cooperation
+
+Jackson, Tex., May 5, 1926
+
+Editorial Staff:
+
+Second day's work was completed across the
+country. The first order of business was the sale of
+the Talmage Store Merchandise, held in the
+store room of the Jackson Mercantile Company,
+1200 N. 8th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
+
+I had never seen the process before. It was repre-
+sented as a new method of selling goods. The agen-
+cy is Mr. McCann, formerly of The National Coop-
+erative Bank. He has been working with me for some
+time and he has been able to convince many peo-
+ple that this is a good idea. I am glad to see that it is
+working well for him and I hope that he will con-
+tinue to promote trade conditions here in Jackson.
+Mr. Morris supplied interesting information on the
+new cooperative program.
+
+E. V. Poll: Some Cooperation Will Be Needed
+
+E. V. Poll, president of the Vol Cooper-
+ative Corporation, stated that cooperation gener-
+ally upon trade conditions Mr.
+Poll felt would be necessary in order to keep up
+trade and in order to make it possible for him to sell more goods than he did last year. He also stated that coopera-
+tion is needed with other cooperatives and with
+other merchants in order to keep up trade condi-
+tions in general and let us get away from our old ways.
+Mr. Poll feels that cooperation will be quite beneficial in the past. Big cooperatives
+
+"The First Story and Highway Businessmen's Guide are now at the Southern Head."
+With this statement, we can see how much progress has been made since we started this project.
+For example, we can see how much progress has been made since we started this project.
+For example, we can see how much progress has been made since we started this project.
+For example, we can see how much progress has been made since we started this project.
+
+The Boxcar
+
+The annual banquet was held at the Main
+District Hotel on Saturday evening, May 8th,
+and that it was a huge success.
+The reason was everything to be desired,
+and the food was excellent. The main event was
+the St. Louis boxcar luncheon, which was held at
+the Main District Hotel, and which was attended by a large number of people from all over the country.
+The boxcar luncheon was conducted by the veritable "King of Boxcars," Mr. J. H. Smith,
+who is a man of great ability and who has been a leader in the boxcar industry for many years.
+Mr. Smith's professional talent caught on like a magnet and attracted a crowd of people from start to finish.
+
+Plants for Sale
+
+FOR SALE--Tight board factory, brick,
+tile, glass, lumber, etc., ready for immediate use.
+No lot too small or too large (city), any size or shape.
+For Sale--"The National Cooper's Journal"
+STOCK FOR SALE
+
+70 TONS STEEL HOOPS
+
+FOR SALE--Steel hoops, No. 34, No. 36, No. 38 No. 40 sizes; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale; $100 each; Mack truck gasoline;
+for sale;
+
+SECOND HAND BARRELS FOR SALE
+
+FOR SALE--Carved question of head,
+American Cooperage Co., Eleventh & 2nd Streets,
+Philadelphia, Pa.
+
+SECOND HAND BARRELS WANTED
+
+WANTED--Carved of 35 gallons, single,
+double barrel heads for use in making beer,
+Address BERNET & THOMASKE, P.O.
+Box 277.
+
+WANTED--Carved quantity of head,
+wood impregnated head barrels, AMERI-
+CAN COOPERAGE CO., Eleventh & 2nd Streets,
+Philadelphia, Pa.
+
+THREE FOR SALE
+
+FOR SALE--Complete set wood barrels,
+charcoal barrel machinery with changes for dry and wet staves, Charles Stolper,
+2325 Dueser St., Detroit 6.
+
+A.M. Wohl & Bro.
+
+ELM HOOPS
+
+FREDERICK KEMPSON & CO., Inc., 577
+Bassett St., Brooklyn, N.Y.
+
+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
+
+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+MUGS AND LARDERS
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+TIGER'S COOPERAGE
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+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+June, 1926
+
+**Tight and Slack Barrels**
+Manufacturers of Tight Barrel Stock, Circular Headed Stock, and All Sizes of Barrel Staves, Hoops, Staples, and Other Accessories.
+Pittsburgh Barrel and Cooperage Company
+1200 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa.
+
+**Cooperage Stock & Barrel Shooks**
+C. Sheahan Company
+![]() Cooperage Machinery logo
+
+**Pekin Cooperage Company**
+130-132 South Third Street
+New York City
+Port Arthur, Texas Alexandria, La.
+
+**THE MICHEL COOPERAGE CO.**
+WINE, PICKLE AND OIL COOPERAGE
+Manufacturers of All Kinds of Barrel Stock & Heading
+SANDUSKY
+
+**National Cooperage & Woodware Co.**
+TIGHT COOPERAGE
+Manufacturers and Exporters
+PEORIA
+ILLINOIS
+
+**MONTEZUMA COOPERS' FLAG**
+Only parts in the Standard sizes made to fine standards.
+ALL LENGTHS
+SOFT VARIETY
+
+**E. THARP & COMPANY**
+W. A. THURSTON & COMPANY
+Dealer in Slack Cooperage Stock
+COILED ELM HOOPS
+GOLD APPLE BARREL STOCK
+NEWPORT
+
+**WE MAKE THEM**
+BUY OUR PRODUCTS
+Cash or Barrells or Wholesale Prices
+All Sizes of Barrel Stock, Hoops, Staples and Other Materials
+REDLICH & CO., Inc.
+575 W. 42nd Street, Chicago
+
+**SKUSE'S COOPERAGE**
+Manufacturers of Tight Barrel Stock,
+Circular Headed Stock,
+Hoops and Staples.
+SKUSE'S COOPERAGE
+Firm's Name and Address on Reverse Side
+
+**JOHN KEESEY**
+443 East Main Street
+Bellefonte, Pa.
+Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tight Barrel Stock,
+Circular Headed Stock,
+Hoops and Staples.
+Your Inquiries and Offers are Solicited
+
+**CALIFORNIA BARREL CO.**
+Manufacturers of COOPERAGE STOCK, CIRCULAR HEADED STOCK AND ALL KINDS OF BARREL STAVES, HOOPS AND STAPLES.
+Firm's Name and Address on Reverse Side
+
+**K. W. JACOBS COOPERAGE CO.**
+MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
+SLACK BARREL MANUFACTURERS - ALL KINDS
+Tapped and Grooved Barrels Over Special Order
+
+**TREXLER COOPERAGE COMPANY**
+Slack Barrel
+STAVES - HEADS - HOOPS
+705 ANB Building
+Albanytown, Pa.
+
+**WESTERN NEW YORK COOPERS' FLAG**
+Batt or Heading Flat
+The Finest Quality of Western New York Cooperage Products
+For all purposes where a high grade product is required.
+Redlich & Co., Inc., Chicago
+
+**HOOP NAILS ** Hoop Staples ** Hoop Fasteners ** Bright, Closed, Coppered or Galvanized
+
+**THE GEO. W. STANLEY CO.**
+Belleville, Ill.
+
+**A. L. Pauwel & Company**
+TIGHT AND BLACK
+Quality Stock
+Staves Hoops Heading Vencers
+
+**THE VAIL COOPERAGE CO.**
+Quality Stock
+Our Own Brand of Staves Hoops Heading Vencers
+
+**STAVES & HOOPS & HEADING**
+We ARE BUYERS OF
+JAMES WEBSTER & SONS LTD.
+LONDON OFFICE - Boris Works House, Goring Street, E.C.3
+
+**SOUTHERN COOPERAGE COMPANY**
+Manufacturers of Tight Barrel Stock,
+Circular Headed Stock,
+and All Sizes of Barrel Staves,
+Hoops and Staples.
+White Oak, Red Oak, Ash and Gum
+
+**THE HARLAN-MORRIS MFG. CO.**
+Manufacturers of Tight Barrel Stock,
+Circular Headed Stock,
+and All Sizes of Barrel Staves,
+White Oak, Red Oak, Ash and Gum
+
+**REINSCHMIDT STAVE CO.**
+Manufacturers of Tight and Slack Barrel Staves
+White Oak, Red Oak, Ash and Gum
+
+**ECCHARDT & LENNON CO., Inc.**
+Manufacturers of Tight Barrel Reading and All Sizes of Barrel Staves
+
+**J. M. PEEL & BROTHER**
+Manufacturers of Coiled Elm Hoops
+We use only the finest quality shipment of Elm Hoops from the North Carolina forests.
+Write us NOW!
+
+**BICKSON-BROGGS MANUFACTURING CO.**
+Manufacturers of Tight Barrel Stock,
+Headed Oak and White Oak Barrels - Fine Quality - For Sale at $100 to $150 each.
+ARKANSAS
+
+**TREXLER COOPERAGE COMPANY**
+Slack Barrel
+STAVES - HEADS - HOOPS
+705 ANB Building
+Albanytown, Pa.
+
+**W. W. WILSON STAVE COMPANY**
+All Classes Of Barrels And All Kind Of Staves
+
+**The Sutherland-Innes Co. Limited**
+STAVES, HOOPS, HEADING AND SHOOKS
+Kraft Cooperage Company
+Federal Reserve Bank Building, Buffalo, N.Y.
+
+An Opportunity to Start on Fresh TIGHT STOCK Requirements considered a privilege by Kraft Cooperage Company Federal Reserve Bank Building Buffalo, N.Y.
+
+**FIELDS-LATTA STAVE CO.**
+Manufacturers of High Grade Slack Barrel Staves in Quality and Size Desired.
+DYERBURG Office and Plant No. 2 OAK IN OAK AND GUM AND COPPER STAVES.
+
+**D. K. BROWN**, Ruston, La.
+Killing and Shipping Tight Barrel Staves at Cost.
+
+**THE VAIL COOPERAGE CO.**
+Quality Stock
+Staves Hoops Heading VENCERS
+
+**STAVES AND HEADING**
+Quality Stock
+
+**STAVES & TIMBER & STAVE COMPANY**
+No 2 OAK IN OAK AND GUM AND COPPER STAVES
+
+**STAVES & TIMBER & STAVE COMPANY**
+
+June, 1926
+
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
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+It contains advertisements for various cooperage products including barrels, staves, hoops, staples, etc.
+The page also includes a list of advertisers with their contact information.
+The page number is 28 on the left side and 29 on the right side.
+The top left corner has "THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL" written in black ink.
+The top right corner has "June, 1926" written in black ink.
+The bottom left corner has "June 1926" written in black ink.
+The bottom right corner has "June 1926" written in black ink.
+There are several images of cooperage products throughout the page.
+There are also several lines of text describing the products and their uses.
+There are also several lines of text describing the companies that make these products.
+There are also several lines of text describing the prices of these products.
+There are also several lines of text describing the locations where these products can be purchased.
+There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are available.
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+There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are not available due to shortages or other factors.
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+There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are not available due to shortages or other factors due to economic conditions or other factors due to supply chain issues or other factors due to competition or other factors due to regulatory requirements or other factors due to environmental concerns or other factors due to public health concerns or other factors due to safety concerns or other factors.
+There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are not available due to shortages or other factors due to economic conditions or other factors due to supply chain issues or other factors due to competition or other factors due to regulatory requirements or other factors due to environmental concerns or other factors due to public health concerns or other factors due to safety concerns or other factors due to labor laws or other factors.
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+Please note that this is a scanned page from THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL dated June 1926. It contains advertisements for various cooperage products including barrels, staves, hoops, staples, etc. The page also includes a list of advertisers with their contact information. The page number is 28 on the left side and 29 on the right side. The top left corner has "THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL" written in black ink. The top right corner has "June 1926" written in black ink. The bottom left corner has "June 1926" written in black ink. The bottom right corner has "June 1926" written in black ink.
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+There are several images of cooperage products throughout the page. There are also several lines of text describing the products and their uses. There are also several lines of text describing the companies that make these products. There are also several lines of text describing the prices of these products. There are also several lines of text describing the locations where these products can be purchased. There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are available. There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are not available. There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are not available due to shortages or other factors such as economic conditions, supply chain issues, competition, regulatory requirements, environmental concerns, public health concerns, safety concerns, labor laws, etc.
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+Please note that this is a scanned page from THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL dated June 1926. It contains advertisements for various cooperage products including barrels, staves, hoops, staples, etc. The page also includes a list of advertisers with their contact information. The page number is 28 on the left side and 29 on the right side. The top left corner has "THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL" written in black ink. The top right corner has "June 1926" written in black ink. The bottom left corner has "June 1926" written in black ink. The bottom right corner has "June 1926" written in black ink.
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+There are several images of cooperage products throughout the page. There are also several lines of text describing the products and their uses. There are also several lines of text describing the companies that make these products. There are also several lines of text describing the prices of these products. There are also several lines of text describing the locations where these products can be purchased. There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are available. There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are not available. There are also several lines of text describing the types of cooperage products that are not available due to shortages or other factors such as economic conditions, supply chain issues, competition, regulatory requirements, environmental concerns, public health concerns, safety concerns, labor laws, etc.
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+Please note that this is a scanned page from THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL dated June 1926. It contains advertisements for various cooperage products including barrels, staves, hoops, staples, etc. The page also includes a list of advertisers with their contact information. The page number is 28 on the left side and 29 on the right side. The top left corner has "THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL" written in black ink. The top right corner has "June 1926" written in black ink. The bottom left corner has "June 1926" written in black ink. The bottom right corner has "June 1926" written in black ink.
+
+There are several images of cooperage products throughout the page. There are also several lines of text describing the products and their uses. There are also several lines of text describing the companies that make these products. There are also several lines of text describing the prices
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+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL June, 1926
+
+**CHICKASAW WOOD PRODUCTS CO.**
+CHEKASAW COOPERAGE CO.
+Barrels, Staves
+Heading, Shocks
+Kiln-Dried Dimension Lumber
+General Office:
+B. B. B. & Co., Inc.
+1188 City Building
+Memphis, Tenn.
+
+**C. E. MURRAY**
+Decherd
+MASSACHUSETTS
+Southern Pine Heading
+Sizes 9" to 24" Bevel or Square Edge
+PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
+
+**Farmers Manufacturing Co.**
+MANUFACTURERS OF
+STAVES, HEADING
+SLACK BARRELS
+PALLETS AND BUNDLES
+FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
+Plants Located from Florida to New York
+NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
+
+**M. L. SIGMAN**
+MONTICELLO
+ARKANSAS
+
+Going Again Bigger and Better
+Am pleased to announce to my friends and associates that we have recently furnished staves of the highest quality, from the best pine grown in California, Oka, Regular Wines, Etc., K. D. J. & B.
+Also a few cut-offs.
+
+**G. F. ADAMS**
+BOSTON
+Manufacturer of
+PALM OIL BACKED STAVES
+3 feet to 54 inches by 1 in., 1½ in., 1½ in., 2 in., and 2½ in.
+CIRCLE AND FLAT WHITE AND RED OAK
+
+**E. HENNING, Inc.**
+Cooperage Stock
+Manhattan Building Chicago, III.
+
+**COLWELL COOPERAGE CO.**
+245 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
+
+
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+Slack and Tight |
+SUPPLIES |
+TOOLS |
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+Straight or mixed cars from the mill.
+L. C. L. deliveries from our local warehouses.
+
+**HUDSON & DUGGER COMPANY**
+MEMPHIS - TENNESSEE
+
+At no time have we failed to give you prompt attention and to let you know that we must buy your order immediately after the mentioned passage was completed.
+
+**COOPERAGE STOCK TIGHT AND SLACK MACHINERY — SUPPLIES**
+
+Brancher New York, N.Y.
+Brancher New Orleans, La.
+Brancher Memphis, Tenn.
+
+**J. C. PENNOYER CO.**
+8 S Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.
+
+Manufacturers of **Tight Barrel Circled Heading**
+
+**Cate-LaNieve Company**
+INCORPORATED
+
+WE ARE PRODUCING thoroughly air-dried slack barrel staves which are subject to most rigid inspection We have installed modern equipment and have kives, and are in position to make slack barrels at any hour The greatest care is exercised in assuring the quality process, and our guarantee is **DEPENDABLE STOCK**
+
+Slack Barrel Staves, Elm Hoops Gum and Pine Heading A D & L Tight Barrel Staves
+
+Warehouse Manager Memphis Bluffville, Ark.
+Bluffville, Ark.
+Memphis, Tenn.
+
+**TREVOR Manufacturing Company**
+LOCKPORT, N. Y.
+
+The Latest Improved Machinery for
+Barrels
+Eggs
+Pails
+Heading
+Drums
+Hoops
+Circular Boxes
+
+Complete Plants from the log to the barrel
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
+
+**NEW TREVOR**
+
+Slack Barrel Staves
+Slack Barrel Hoops
+Slack Barrel Pails
+
+Ard For Cooperage Use
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
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+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a circular saw cutting wood.
+
+![]() No. 5 Heading Turner
+**No. 5 Heading Turner**
+showing new belt feed arrangement, dispensing with worm, worm wheel and bevel gears.
+This Turner is designed for Circling Slack Keg Heading, Barrel Heading and Square Edge Covers.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery.
+
+![]() No. 4 Special Stave Cutter
+**No. 4 Special Stave Cutter**
+A new design machine of extremely strong and rigid construction especially adapted for cutting hardwood staves. Write for particulars.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery
+Catalog upon request
+
+ROCHESTER BARREL MACHINE WORKS
+ROCHESTER
+Successor to JOHN GREENWOOD
+NEW YORK
+
+FORESTRY LIBRARY
+
+**The National COOPERS' JOURNAL**
+DEVOTED TO THE COOPERAGE INDUSTRY
+A paper of great value to all stave, hoop, head, barrel manufacturers, packers, makers and users of barrels, kags, casks, tubs, pails, machinery and mill supplies.
+
+Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co.
+Manufacturers and Distributors
+
+![]() Our Stock Bottle in the Barrel than on Paper
+**Apple Barrel Stock**
+
+Our Quality Your Profit
+Our Service Your Satisfaction
+
+We handle orders for all kinds of Slack Barrel Stock. Let us care for your full requirements.
+
+**403 West Baltimore Ave., Detroit, Michigan**
+
+Vol. 42, No. 3
+Philadelphia
+July, 1926
+
+It is not
+
+![]() A hand holding a long, thin object.
+
+it is Softex
+Your stock is that profitable softest quality when seasoned to the proper degree of dryness. You can't afford to be ignorant of the opportunity to save money on your new tree barrels, so just send your address right away.
+
+The STANDARD
+Dry Kiln Co.
+152 McCarty St., Indianapolis, Ind.
+Memphis Office, 201 Shore Rd.
+
+July, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+1
+
+COTTONWOOD -STAVES-
+Our Specialty
+
+High-Grade Slack Stock
+FOR THE
+Apple Barrel Trade
+Matched or Mixed Cars
+
+Our cottonwood staves are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in the making of Apple Barrels. But we can supply all kinds of slack cooperage stock
+
+STAVES
+HOOPS
+HEADING
+
+Quality Service Satisfaction
+
+THE W. M. DAVIS STAVE CO.
+MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
+
+The Best Life Insurance For
+SLACK BARRELS
+Is Tongued and Grooved Staves
+
+Buy the Holmes Machine
+No. 138 PATENTED TONGUE AND GROOVE MACHINE
+
+E. & B. HOLMES MACHINERY COMPANY
+45 CHICAGO STREET
+BUFFALO, NEW YORK, U. S. A.
+
+C. E. MURRAY MANUFACTURER
+BEST SOUTHERN PINE HEADING QUALITY
+BEVEL OR SQUARE EDGE
+SIZES 9¼" TO 24"
+DECHERD TENNESSEE
+
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+Published for the benefit of the rural cooperatives engaged in the manufacture of barrels and cooperage products.
+All articles in this issue are subject to copyright and may not be reproduced without permission.
+Member The National Cooper's Journal who wish to advertise.
+
+4
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+# INDEPENDENT COOPERAGE COMPANY
+
+**APPLE BARREL STOCK**
+
+Air-dried and Kiln-dried
+STAVES
+First-class
+COILED ELM HOOPS
+First Hardwood of Gum
+HEADING
+
+Mills located in Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas and Alabama
+FORT WAYNE, INDIANA
+
+---
+
+**HANLON-REGORY GALVANIZING COMPANY**
+
+Hot Process Galvanizing of Hoop Steel in Coils and Cut Lengths
+PROMPT DELIVERIES
+24th Street and A. V. R. R., PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
+
+---
+
+**C. M. VAN AKEN COOPERAGE CO.**
+MUTER AND SELLERS OF
+Staves, Hoops
+Heading
+and
+COOPERAGE SUPPLIES
+
+Promotions is our Motto
+GOOD STOCK - We will send to you all communications.
+141 Broadway, New York
+WASHINGTON LIFE SUB-DIST.
+
+---
+
+**COLLETON MERCANTILE and MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Incorporated**
+
+Manufacturers:
+
+KILN-DRY DRIED FINE AND GUM HEADING 16-in. Chambered and Crimped Hoops
+
+Our stock conforms to the highest "Quality" Standards.
+
+CUT CLEAN THOROUGHLY AIR DRIED SHIPPED PROMPTLY HAND CELED
+
+Black Cooperage Photos and Salesmen's Cards
+
+RAVENEL, S. C.
+
+RITTER, S. C.
+
+---
+
+**GREIF BROS. COOPERAGE COMPANY**
+
+STAVES
+HOOPS
+HEADING
+
+THREE years of experience in the manufacture of staves, on which our reputation rests, has made the trade is best known for its high standard of knowledge and skill in the placing at your disposal.
+
+---
+
+**SLACK**
+
+Economy Factory Capacity
+Huge Timber Holdings
+Central Warehouse Stocks
+
+Cars Straight Matched or Mixed
+
+CLEVELAND, OHIO
+
+---
+
+**Cate-La Nieve Company INCORPORATED**
+
+WE ARE PRODUCING thoroughly air-dried slack barrel staves that will meet the most exacting requirements. We have installed two additional more modern machines for making shipments without delay. This results in a saving in our manufacturing process, and we are able to offer you the lowest prices.
+
+---
+
+**DEPENDABLE STOCK**
+
+Slack Barrel Staves, Elm Hoops Gum and Pine Heading A D & L Tight Barrel Staves
+
+Memphis Tennessee
+
+---
+
+**STEPHEN JERRY & CO., Inc.**
+
+Manufacturers
+
+JERRICO BARRELS
+
+Always in the market for DRY Superior Quality made from Variously Selected Barrels
+
+They're Made Well They Made Good!
+
+Barrels and Shooks Cooperage Stock
+
+Always in the market for DRY Superior Quality made from Variously Selected Barrels
+
+Try Our Fine Heading for Your Apple Barrels
+
+---
+
+**PINE HEADING**
+
+MILL-RUN AND GRADED
+
+For fifteen years we have been producing PINE HEADING of SUPERIOR QUALITY made from Variously Selected Barrels.
+
+Try Our Fine Heading for Your Apple Barrels
+
+NAVASOTA COOPERAGE CO.
+NASASOTA TEXAS
+
+---
+
+July, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE DRY - NOISE SAME
+ALWAYS THE SAME
+No matter in what direction the wind blows--whether in Spring, Summer,
+Autumn, Winter---Bone Dry" Gum Mixed Timber Heading SATISFIES because it is carefully selected and manufactured.
+"BONE-Dry" is the BEST BUY
+
+---
+
+**HIMMELBERGER-HARRISON LUMBER CO.**
+
+SALES OFFICE---Case Girardens, Mo.
+Headings Plant---Marion, Mo.
+Stave Plant---Case Girardens, Mo.
+
+---
+
+July, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-DRY --NOSE-Dry Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same Same SameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSameSamenessame same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same samesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesamesame_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_same_
+
+6
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+Strength and Economy in binding barrels with
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+Wire Hoops mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+The American Wire Hoop Service of Wire Hoops reduces the cost of the completed package.
+American Wire Hoops bound with American Wire Hoops measure up to the requirements of modern transportation.
+Bind your barrels with American Wire Hoops and you will have customers of added satisfaction.
+For more information, our salesmen will give you detailed information, and will send you, without charge, samples of our quantity to make a thorough test.
+
+![]() A barrel with a wire hoop around it.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+WireHoos mean greater strength for barrels and better protection for shipments.
+
+8
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+
+Buffalo Flour Millers Increase Use of Cooperative
+Advantages of City as Flour Center Growing—Yearly Volume Estimated at 9,810,000 Barrels—Greater Volume of Business for Cooperators
+from Flour Mills
+
+The flour production of Buffalo has steadily increased during the past year. The city is one of the most important flour centers in the United States. It is also one of the largest cities in the country, with a population of over 500,000 people. The city is located on the shores of Lake Erie, which is one of the largest lakes in the world. The city is also known for its beautiful parks and gardens.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by the millers. The city is also known for its excellent transportation system, which makes it easy for the millers to ship their products to other parts of the country.
+
+The flour millers in Buffalo have been able to take advantage of the city's location as a flour center. This has led to an increase in the amount of flour produced by
+
+10
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+July, 1926
+
+**"Let us put the Cooparage industry's headlight on in front"**
+
+S thoroughly does the following referring of Wilson Compton, secretary manager of the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association, deferred at the recent meeting of the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association, Philadelphia, Pa., and so similar to the clear vision of existing conditions that we are not only justified in asserting that the "cooperative" industry is the most efficient industry of subminating "cooperative" industry for "hubber" industry, in order that all the fine points covered by Mr. Compton will not only be the more easily perceived by the public but also will be more readily understood by those who have been previously suggested for our industrial firms to be at once applied.
+
+The atmosphere of a declining industry has been allowed in recent years to dominate the cooperative business. For this reason, many of our members without any idea of market waste of resources and dearth of profits. No industry can afford such a condition.
+
+This atmosphere of expected decline has, of course, impaired the mind of the cooperative consumer. The result is that the cooperative consumer is not a "hubber family," explained by analogous competitors seeking profitable markets for themselves.
+
+It is true that the cooperative business has been to turn over to other packages many of the cheapest cooperative markets, while thousands of competitors have been forced into decline. This is a matter of common sense.
+
+Much of the situation has been made worse by the handling of some miscreants in the cooperative business. These miscreants have been found to be high-pressure salesmen. For many years this situation existed, but now it has been changed. The cooperative business is no longer a principal customer. It is an unusual and vulnerable, and it offers to a concerted campaign trade extension movement its most promising opportunity.
+
+The cooperative business is a business which has shown great stability and profitability of my industry. That, however, is characteristic which the cooperative business must maintain if it is to continue to be a leader in balancing the equation by merely replacing the supply, as distinguished from a concerted effort to increase the demand, as a seller superior to competitors. No one can deny this fact.
+
+What the cooperative industry seeks is a forward look. This can not be achieved until it is able to anticipate future trends. The past has no present value except to enable the future to profit by its experience.
+
+Facts, leadership and perseverance--these are the means that this nation must use if it is to survive. There is no shortcut, no alibi; there is no escape through dishonesty. The facts are what they are and they must be faced. There is no shortcut, no alibi; there is no escape through dishonesty. The facts are what they are and they must be faced.
+
+That this is so comes for discussion. Rather than in reason for determination to go forward with a view to making progress and profit when it is achieved, but for lasting.
+
+May I convert this thought into terms of specific tangible accomplishments? In my opinion, there are three things which must be done: First time time to time be recognized the industry's performance; 2) submit it as a catalog item; 3) make it available at reasonable prices. These three things have already been made in order; little, but substantial accomplishment in all of them; however solutions are in place, it is believed necessary that the industry is to do more.
+
+1. Productivity--Financial strength and flexibility of production sufficient to meet demands for products; 2) Standardization--Uniformity in quality; 3) Adherence to standard since and standard grades of stock cooperate items; * 4. Precision in manufacture: uniformity in grading; and more complete size.
+5. Distribution--Accurate knowledge of current changes in cooperative production stocks, demand and consumption.
+
+July, 1926
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+11
+
+**"LET US PUT THE COOPARAGE INDUSTRY'S HEADLIGHT ON IN FRONT."**
+
+Falacity that Wooden Box is not a Competitor of the Wooden Barrel
+
+N ever before upon the cooperative industry these many years, that the wooden box was not a competitor of the wooden barrel hereafter. The wooden box and wooden barrel can run parallel together as long as no loss of trade to the wooden barrel or fair trade relations between them exists. The wooden box is not only a rival commodity but a deadly rival against the cooperage man.
+
+We say cooperage man advantageously for the wooden box man knows full well as he knows that his product cannot compete with that of his competitor because he knows that his competitor's product is better than his own.
+
+For years THE JOURNAL has striven to arouse its trade to the factory that has them consumed, not only in the specific instance of the wooden box material but also in general application.
+
+In the matter of the wooden barreL vs. the wooden box, he barrel man should be considered as a competitor with respect to price and quality. He should not be considered as a competitor with respect to quantity.
+
+In addition to this consideration, Mr. M. Crousefield, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1300 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000. Mr. H. L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 7500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. E.F. Grady, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 2000 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $8000.
+
+Mr. H.L. Alexander, Secretary, F.A., is in the market for 1500 apple barrels for shipment from New York City to Chicago for $800
+
+![]() A black-and-white advertisement featuring a woman holding a baby and standing next to a large tree.
+
+WANTS IN COOPERATE LINES
+
+Don't Miss The Sequoi Centennial Philadelphia June 1st-December 1st
+
+1799 - 22nd American Independence
+
+![]() A black-and-white illustration showing two men shaking hands.
+
+12
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+An Outline of Progressive Drying Methods
+Common-Sense Drying Methods Along Practical Lines Have Met with Success
+Victor R. Joel, Jr.
+
+Today's profitable way of drying con-
+sumer goods is the use of the system now
+called "progressive drying." This is the per-
+fect method for drying all kinds of goods.
+It has been used with great success by
+the dry and uncle, independent owners of
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+the dry and uncle, independent owners of
+
+July, 1926
+
+The National Coopers' Journal
+
+Abundant Apple Crop Assured for 1926
+
+Apple season is late but conditions are favorable for good crop in year—Quality fruit excellent—Apple barrel and barrel stock demand steady throughout season.
+
+It has been some time since reports cover-
+ing the prospective apple crop have been as good as they are at this time. The weather has been fair,
+and so far the volume of harvest which has been reported is satisfactory. The quality is also satisfactory.
+Due to favorable winter weather earlier than usual,
+and to the fact that the apple crop is expected to be larger than last year's crop. The price quotations on apples are high.
+The market situation is good. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year's prices. The prices received for apples are higher than last year'sprices.
+
+A battery of apple bins in a Wisconsin plant.
+
+In the spring when the trees begin to bud,
+they produce a large amount of blossoms.
+These blossoms fall off before they can set any fruit.
+As soon as the blossoms fall off the trees begin to grow leaves.
+The leaves grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time the trees grow very quickly during the first few weeks after the blossoms fall off.
+During this time
+
+July 1926
+
+The National Coopers' Journal
+
+Abundant Apple Crop Assured for 1926
+
+Apple season is late but conditions favorable for good crop in year—Quality fruit excellent—Apple barrel and barrel stock demand steady throughout season.
+
+It has been some time since reports covering prospective apple crop have been as good as they are at this time. Weather has been fair,
+and so far volume harvest which has been reported is satisfactory. Quality is also satisfactory.
+
+Due to favorable winter weather earlier than usual,
+and to fact that apple crop is expected to be larger than last years crop.
+
+The market situation is good.
+
+Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Apples Are Higher Than Last Year Prices Received For Appels
+
+14
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+July, 1925
+
+Apple Crop in Illinois 67 Per Cent at Normal
+DURHAM, Ia., June 10, 1925.
+I am here about your request for a report on the commercial apple crop for the month of May. The following table shows the most favorable prospects for the first of the crop. One from present conditions would be better than usual. The crop is expected to be smaller than usual. There will also average with the crop of last year. The crop is expected to be larger than usual this season. There will also average with the crop of last year. The crop is expected to be larger than usual this season. There will also average with the crop of last year.
+
+Estimate 1925 Apple Crop Between 60,000 and 85,000 barrels
+WASHINGTON, D.C., June 14, 1925.
+The U. S. Department of Agriculture estimates that the 1925 apple crop will be between 60,000 and 85,000 barrels.
+
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+Commercial Apple Crop of Pennsylvania (June 13, 1925)
+909 Barrels
+
+HARRISON LUMBER, VENDEZIA
+BOY SHOALS, CRATER
+
+Commercial Apple Crop of Pennsylvania (June 13, 1925)
+909 Barrels
+
+HARRISON LUMBER, VENDEZIA
+BOY SHOALS, CRATER
+
+Blissful Fruit Prospects
+Illinois fruit prospect is well all around. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal. The commercial apple crop is reported at 7 per cent below normal.
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+July, 1925
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
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+18
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'J JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+C. HEIDT & SON, INC.
+APPLE BARRELS
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+
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+and old apple barrels,
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+
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+19
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'J JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+Minnesota Apple Crop Will Require
+400,000 Barrels
+U. S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics
+LONDON, THE JOURNAL
+The quality of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is not as good as last year's crop. The average size of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial apple crop in Minnesota is about 75 per cent larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the fruit and commercial applecrop
+
+30
+
+**New York Crop Larger Than 1925**
+
+New York State Agricultural Society
+
+Le Roy, N.Y., June 15, 1926
+
+Every one of the 70 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+All indications are that New York State will have a better apple crop this year than last year's crop, as compared with the year before. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+The crop is not as good as last year's crop, but it is still better than most other varieties that make better fruit than last year's crop.
+
+Nearly all of the No. 1 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+Nearly all of the No. 1 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+The crop is not as good as last year's crop, but it is still better than most other varieties that make better fruit than last year's crop.
+
+Nearly all of the No. 1 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+Nearly all of the No. 1 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+The crop is not as good as last year's crop, but it is still better than most other varieties that make better fruit than last year's crop.
+
+Nearly all of the No. 1 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+The crop is not as good as last year's crop, but it is still better than most other varieties that make better fruit than last year's crop.
+
+Nearly all of the No. 1 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+The crop is not as good as last year's crop, but it is still better than most other varieties that make better fruit than last year's crop.
+
+Nearly all of the No. 1 apples in western New York State are larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop. The average weight of the crop is about 18 pounds per apple, which is considerably larger than last year's crop.
+
+Thecropisnotasgoodasthanyear'scrop,butitistillbetterthanmostothervarietiesthatmakebetterfruitthandelastyearscrop.
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+The general condition of the apple crops in this district are excellent at this present time. There has been no appreciable damage anywhere to have rotted from rather severe frosts during the past few weeks. Apples have set very well and all varieties grown here are doing very well except some varieties such as those grown by orchardists who have been comparatively devoid. It is too early for us to give any definite information on this subject.
+I wish it was possible for me to give you more detailed information on this subject.
+Very true years.
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+Commercial Orchards Report
+Per Cent.
+Of a Normal Apple Crop
+
+**July, 1926**
+
+**THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL**
+
+**Prospects for Maine Apple Crop**
+
+Department of Agriculture
+
+Augustus C. Hough
+
+Attorney
+
+June 22, 1926
+
+22
+
+**West Virginia Apple Crop Heavier**
+**More Barrels Used Than Last Year**
+
+**The National Cooper's Journal**
+**July, 1926**
+
+**Museum Will Have Good Apple Crop**
+**Appleshipment: A. M. S. S. S.**
+
+Loudonville, Mo.
+
+From the West Virginia crop through the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia for the Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryland, W.Va., and Western Maryl
+
+24
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+OBITUARY
+
+Thomas Robertson
+
+It is with deep regret that I announce the passing of Mr. T. Robertson, owner of the T. Robertson & Son, Inc., a wholesale grocery house located at 307 West 5th Street, Chicago, Illinois, who for the past fifteen years has been associated with the National Co-operative Grocers Association. Mr. Robertson died at his home on the 18th day of August, 1926, following a short illness.
+
+Mr. Robertson was born in South Carolina in 1860 and came to Chicago in 1880 when 21 years old. He was afterward employed by the American Tobacco Company, and later by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. In 1905 he became president of the Standard Oil Company of Illinois, and in 1910 was elected president of the American Tobacco Company. During this period he was instrumental in bringing about the merger of the American Tobacco Company with the British American Tobacco Company which resulted in the formation of the present American Tobacco Company. Mr. Robertson was also a director of the Standard Oil Company of Illinois until his death.
+
+Mr. Robertson was married to Mrs. Mary Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson, both of whom were prominent members of the Chicago community.
+
+The funeral services will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church, 307 West 5th Street, Chicago, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
+
+Obituary notice published in The National Coopers' Journal, July 26, 1926.
+
+25
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+International Apple Shippers' Association
+
+The third annual convention of the International Apple Shippers' Association will be held at the Hotel Statler, New York City, August 5th to Friday, August 9th, inclusive.
+
+Missouri Fruit Growers Annual Field Day
+
+The Fruit Growers Annual Field Day, which will be held on the grounds of the Missouri State Fair Grounds, Columbia, Mo., on Friday, August 5th, will afford all fruit growers an excellent opportunity to benefit from the experience and knowledge gained by those who have had previous experience in this field.
+
+In addition to his recent conference here with Mr. B. A. Johnson and other leading fruit growers of this state, Mr. Jack Smith was present at the recent conference held at St. Louis and was very much interested in what he heard from these men.
+
+Mr. Smith is one of the most experienced fruit growers in Missouri and is well known throughout the state for his work in this field.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Fruit Growers Association and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station.
+
+Mr. Smith is a member of the Board of Directors of the Missouri State Agricultural Experiment Station and is also a member of the Board
+![]() A black-and-white illustration showing two men standing next to each other in front
+of an open field with trees in
+the background.
+N.Y. State Horticultural Society to Hold Annual Meeting
+
+The annual meeting and exhibition for The New York State Horticultural Society will be held at The Hotel Statler, New York City, on Wednesday, August 5th. The society's annual meeting will be held at The Hotel Statler on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
+Some at W. M. Mitchell,
+Stevenson Falls,
+LeRoy N., N.Y., secretary.
+New York City.
+No Caneblades from Viergar Manufacturers
+
+The Viergar Manufacturing Co., Inc., New York City,
+who are erecting a Viergar plant at
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+are offering
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+This company has about
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+325 SPRING STREET
+Pekin, Illinois
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+36
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+July, 1926
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+WANTED--By all A. C. Company for sale. Long experience with all sizes of barrels and staves. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and staves from one to finished package. Can make any size of barrels and stoves
+
+28
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+July, 1930
+
+![]() WEIMAR ENGINEERING WORKS Builders Hoop Driving, Barrel Washing of and Bung Hole Boring Machines
+
+**SPECIAL MACHINES SUITE TO ORDER**
+In building our machines we seek to gain the highest efficiency in design and construction, which always holds good.
+All workmanship is done by skilled craftsmen.
+
+Westmoreland and Jasper Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
+
+**WE MAKE THEM**
+Our line includes all types of Hoop Fasteners,
+White Irons, Hoop Staples, Hoop Washers,
+White Engineering Barrels, Coopers' Headings, Harnesses,
+Redlich MFC Co., 647 W. Oak St., CHICAGO
+(Phone: 5-2440) and 1000 W. 1st St., ST. LOUIS.
+
+**Hoop Nails Hoop Staples Hoop Fasteners**
+Bright, Blued, Coppered or Galvanized
+
+THE GEO. W. STANLEY CO. - Belleville, Ill.
+
+**WESTERN NEW YORK COOPERS' FLAG**
+E. L. TRAYER, Montezuma, N. Y.
+
+**Bolt or Heading Flag**
+The largest stock of Cooper's Headings
+in the world. A complete set stocked.
+
+**MONTEZUMA COOPERS' FLAG**
+Fourty parts in the business have made us flag experts.
+ALL SIZES AND ALL COLORS
+P. T. CASEY
+52 West Broadway Street
+Seneca Falls, N. Y.
+
+**New Coating Spray**
+
+For coating the exterior of barrels, kegs, tubs, cans, bottles, etc., with a protective finish.
+
+A package is laid over spray nozzle, the lever is pulled back and forth until the desired coat is applied. This outfit will show a big saving in time and labor over hand painting of all barrel styles and models, operating by hand or power.
+
+**EUREKA MACHINE CO.**
+2605 Vesta Ave.
+CLEVELAND, O.
+
+MARTEN, GRAHN & ANDRESEN
+Manufactured and Imported Products
+1601-1603 Main Street
+Cleveland, Ohio 44115 (Phone: 23-3777)
+
+The highest point in machine efficiency is the "Perfection" Heading-up Machine
+
+Are You Using a "Perfection"?
+
+July, 1930
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+29
+
+CHICKASAW WOOD PRODUCTS CO.
+CHICKASAW COOPERAGE CO.
+Barrels, Staves Heading, Shooks
+Kilo-Dried Dimension Lumber
+
+GENERAL OFFICE:
+Box 1423, Blythaven Dr., 118th Canal Commercial Bldg.,
+St. Louis, Mo. 63105
+
+STAVES, HOOPS AND HEADING
+Orders for Straight or Mixed Cars can be handled efficiently and quickly; all cars are delivered on time.
+
+THE GIDEON-ANDERSON CO.
+Second and Angelina Sts.; ST. LOUIS, MO.
+
+Going Again
+Bigger and Better
+
+Am pleased to announce to my friends that I am better than ever even furnishing staves of the highest quality.
+T. H. ANDERSON & Son Co.
+Oil, Regular Wiper, Inc., K. D. J. & B.
+Also a fine cut off oil.
+
+M. L. SIGMAN
+MONTICELLO
+ARKANSAS
+
+Farmers Manufacturing Co.
+MANUFACTURERS OF
+STAVES HEADING SLACK BARRELS PACKAGES--ALL KINDS FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Plants Located from Florida to New York MAIN OFFICE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
+
+G. F. ADAMS
+RUSTON
+Manufacturer of LOUISIANA
+Palm Oil Backed STAVES
+2 feet to 84 inches long; 1 in.; 1½ in.; 1½ in.; 1¾ in.;
+CIRCLE AND FLAT WHITE AND RED OAK
+
+E. HENNING, Inc.
+Cooperage Stock
+Manhattan Building Chicago, III.
+
+Why?
+Why send your saws a thousand miles to be restocked when we can do it for you right here?
+
+We make new drums and restored old drums at a fraction of the cost!
+
+THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
+
+Southern Slave Saw and Machine Company
+112 South 18th Street; Birmingham, Ala.
+All Work Guaranteed
+
+COLWELL COOPERAGE CO.
+507 BROADWAY - NEW YORK CITY
+
+For Cooperage Stock
+Slack and Tight
+SUPPLIES TOOLS
+
+Straight or mixed cars from the mill.
+L. C. L. deliveries from our local warehouses.
+
+March The National Cooper's Journal with wording to attention.
+March The National Cooper's Journal with wording to attention.
+
+30
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+July, 1926
+
+
+
+
+ SHELLEY-HEINS
+ COOPERAGE CORP.
+ KEGS
+ TOWELS
+ SHOOTS
+ BARRELS
+ SUPPLIES
+ MILLERY
+ KNIVES-BITS
+ BOXSHOOTS
+ SHOOTS
+ HEADING
+ STAVES
+ BUNDLES
+ Saws
+ EVERYTHING BUT THE "BENG-HOLE"
+ 11 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
+ NATIONAL DOCKS, JERSEY CITY
+ |
+
+ ![]() GRAHAM logo
+ "Service"
+ Is Our Slogan
+ The care exercised in the selection of timber; our modern mill equipment and efficient workman-
+ ship assure you of the best quality.
+ |
+
+ TIGHT STAVES AND HEADING
+ Mills at:
+ Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Port Gibson, Miss., Hammond, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.; Jackson, Miss., Jackson, La.;Jackson,
+ |
+
+ Automatic in Action
+ AUTOMATIC HEAD ROUSER
+ He automatically cuts off the head of the Rounder to insert the Square Headling Board between the head and the barrel. The head is clamped and discharged automatically after being cut off. This machine gives a high duty service and is especially adapted to the headling of barrels. This service is highly desirable on account of the great variety of circular heads. For this reason we have developed a new Counter having a three Step Case Pulley giving circles either square edge or Bevel edged heads. Circles edge Square edge or Bevel edged heads. Pulleys are made in two sizes. BUILT ONLY BY
+ THE PETER GERLACH CO.
+ Cleveland; Ohio
+ |
+
+ TREVOR Manufacturing Company
+ LOCKPORT N. Y.
+ The Latest Improved Machinery
+ Barrel Heads
+ Hoops
+ Cheese Boxes
+ Complete Plants
+ |
+
+
+
+ HUDSON & DUGGER COMPANY
+ MEMPHIS - TENNESSEE
+ |
+
+ FIFTY YEARS IN THE BUSINESS
+ WM. H. COLEMAN CO.
+ Manufactures of:
+ Tight Barrel Circled Heading
+ Red Oak and White Oak from 6" to 23" in diameter of the best quality.
+ Write us when in the Market
+ |
+
+ "THE CHAMPION"
+ The Original Barrel Headler
+ Since 1878 - Now In Use
+ |
+
+ HYNSON COMPANY
+ Largest Exclusive Cooper's Tool Supply House In The World
+WHEN it comes to cooper tools and supplies "Hynson" guarantees that they will be first class in every respect and are always stocked to handle orders promptly and satisfactorily. There is no other tool maker today that we can not supply. Place your orders with us now.
+ |
+
+ "The Champion" Heads Nine Barrels
+ Headed by the Best Any Other Maker Makes
+ B. H. Cottier from "Hynson". You Know It's Right
ST. LOUIS - MISSOURI
+ |
+
+
+
+Notice for Tobacco Cooper's Journal when writing to advertisers.
+
+![]() No. 5 Heading Turner
+**No. 5 Heading Turner**
+Showing new bell feed arrangement, dispensing with worm, worm wheel and bevel gears.
+This Turner is designed for Circling Slack Keg Heading, Barrel Heading and Square Edge Covers.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery.
+
+13 8 1926
+
+![]() No. 4 Special Stave Cutter
+**No. 4 Special Stave Cutter**
+A new design machine of extremely strong and rigid construction especially adapted for cutting hardwood staves. Write for particulars.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery
+
+Catalog upon request
+
+ROCHESTER BARREL MACHINE WORKS
+Successor to JOHN GREENWOOD
+ROCHESTER
+NEW YORK
+
+The National
+Coopers' Journal
+Devoted to the Cooperage Industry
+A paper of great value to all stave, hoop, heading and liner manufacturers, to all makers and users of barrels, kegs, casks, trubs, pails, machinery and mill supplies.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+Meet Every Demand of Modern Transportation
+
+Secure edge hoops with S Staples or Fasteners as illustrated.
+
+SALES OFFICES
+BOSTON - NEW YORK - CHICAGO - PHILADELPHIA - ATLANTA - DALLAS - ST. LOUIS - CINCINNATI - CLEVELAND - KANSAS CITY - MINNEAPOLIS - DETROIT - OKLAHOMA CITY - PETERSBURG - PITTSBURGH - PORTLAND - BUFFalo - SAINT LAREY CITY
+
+SALES OFFICES
+MINNEAPOLIS - DETROIT - PITTSBURGH - PORTLAND - BUFFalo - SAINT LAREY CITY
+
+SALES OFFICES
+BOSTON - NEW YORK - CHICAGO - PHILADELPHIA - ATLANTA - DALLAS - ST. LOUIS - CINCINNATI - CLEVELAND - KANSAS CITY
+
+SALES OFFICES
+MINNEAPOLIS - DETROIT - PITTSBURGH - PORTLAND
+
+Vol. 42, No. 4
+Philadelphia
+August, 1926
+
+August, 1926
+
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+3
+
+VeeDee VeeDee VeeDee
+
+Holmes Rack and Pinion Hoop Driver
+
+Drives the hoops on oil, vinegar and similar barrels.
+Does twice the work of a screw machine.
+
+Get prices and particulars from the
+
+COOPERAGE MACHINERY MAKERS
+E. & B. HOLMES MACHINERY CO.
+45 Chicago Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a Holmes rack and pinion hoop driver.
+
+VeeDee VeeDee VeeDee
+
+IT'S ALWAYS
+"BUY"
+V-DEE
+
+—TIME FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND (and get) COMPLETE SATISFACTION IN ALL THEIR COOPERAGE REQUIREMENTS—
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a Holmes hoop driver.
+"The Champion" Hoop Maker
+Our superiorized "Champion" Hoop Maker
+Gives 30% More Hoops per Hour
+
+The HYNSON COMPANY
+Largest Exclusive Coopers' Tool Supply House in the World
+
+We manufacture all types of "Hynson" stands second to none. We manufacture our products with care and attention that will please you satisfactorily. There is nothing the barrel maker needs that we can not supply. Place your orders with us now.
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a Hynson stand.
+Hynson's D. R. Frame, all metal
+Hynson's Champion Hoop (Top-Down)
+If It Comes from "Hynson" You Know It's Right
+
+ST. LOUIS MISSOURI
+
+Over 750,000 apple barrels will be made from V-D stock this year.
+Order yours now and learn the reason for this leadership
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a Vail-Donaldson stand.
+THE VAIL-DONALDSON COMPANY
+ST. LOUIS, U. S. A.
+
+August 1926
+VeeDee VeeDee VeeDee
+VeeDee VeeDee VeeDee
+VeeDee VeeDee VeeDee
+
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+and other publications of the National Cooperative League,
+are published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri,
+at the expense of the League.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both in print and in reproduction thereof in any form whatsoever.
+No part of this issue may be reproduced without permission in writing from the League.
+The National Cooper's Journal is published monthly at St. Louis, Missouri.
+For information regarding subscriptions write to:
+The National Cooper's Journal,
+St. Louis, Missouri.
+This issue is printed by order of the Board of Directors of The National Cooper's League, Inc., under its charter as a non-profit corporation, and is copyrighted by the League in the United States of America, both
+
+4
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+# INDEPENDENT COOPERAGE COMPANY
+
+Airdried and Kiln-dried
+STAVES
+First-class
+COILED ELM HOOPS
+Pine, Hardwood or Gum
+HEADING
+
+Mills located in Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas and Alabama
+FORT WAYNE, INDIANA
+
+# HANLON-GREGORY GALVANIZING COMPANY
+
+Hot Process Galvanizing of Hoop Steel in Coils and Cut Lengths
+PREMPT DELIVERIES
+24th Street and A. V. R. R., PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
+
+# C. M. VAN AKEN COOPERAGE CO.
+
+REVENUE AND SELLER OF
+Staves, Hoops
+Heading
+and
+COOPERAGE SUPPLIES
+
+Promptness is our Motto
+GOOD STOCK - WE ARE READY TO SHIP
+STUDIOS ALL COMMUNICATIONS -
+141 Broadway, New York
+WASHINGTON LIFE BUILDING
+
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+
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+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walsh Sons" in the center and "Memphis" around the edge.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Morris Walsh Sons, featuring a circular logo with "Morris Walshsons", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis", Memphis".
+
+5
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+C. E. MURRAY
+Manufacturer
+Best SOUTHERN PINE HEADING
+DECHERD TENNESSEE
+
+BEVEL OR SQUARE EDGE
+
+SIZES 9½" to 24"
+
+![]() A black and white photograph of a man standing next to a large wooden barrel.
+
+TELESCOPED BARRELS
+Sweet Storage Space and Freight Car
+STORAGE SPACE IS NOT
+REQUIRED for Ame-
+rican Barrels.
+These barrels are heated in our plant and are ready for immediate use by one man at the
+time. One barrel per hour
+you want can be used
+reels from No. 3 grade
+barrels, unopened
+and grooved No.
+
+OUR ESTABLISHED RESPONSIBILITY
+IS YOUR PROTECTION
+
+We are specialists in APPLE BARREL STOCK and as a result of a thorough survey of the market we have made requirements we positively guarantee every shipment to give perfect protection.
+
+STAVES HOOPS READING
+Cork Tepole Wire Cogwood Gum Hardwood
+
+Write on for prices.
+Sandusky Cooperage & Lumber Co.
+Buder Bldg. St. Louis
+
+HENRY WINEMAN, JR.
+Lumber Producers
+DETROIT, MICHIGAN
+
+Representatives:
+Lewis Meier, Madison, Wis.; H. W. Martin, Morristown, W. Va.
+E. A. Rehnerman, Inc., N. Y.
+Fred T. Moses, Cincinnati, Va.
+
+MILL SHOALS COOPERAGE CO.
+SYNDICATE TRUST BUILDING, ST. LOUIS, MO.
+
+SLACK COOPERAGE STOCK
+Staves 18" to 48"
+HOOPS—All Lengths
+HEADING—All Sizes
+
+They made their way the way they're made
+
+March 1926 National Cooper's Journal issue with writing in different font.
+
+The National Coopers' Journal
+
+PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST, 1926
+
+Healthy Trade Conditions Prevail in New Orleans
+Steady Business Continues, with a Bright Outlook for the Future--See Story Below.
+Barrels--Wooden Barrel Suffers from Lack of Advertising
+
+Some years ago there were numerous small
+and medium sized cooperages in this city during which small stocks of the type thereof was
+maintained throughout the year. During the
+months of April and May when the demand would come in, and these small cooperages would
+be called upon to supply the business, only to
+find that they had no stock available. This was
+creating serious sales evils over here. Now we are
+getting into a period where the cooperages are
+doing their utmost to attract business with the
+help of advertising and other means. The coop-
+erages are large and ... although they are well
+stocked with goods there is a good demand for them when cooperages advertise.
+
+Reinforcement of Sales Shipped in Kegs
+In order to get the best results from the sale of
+kegs of soda their owners to this town is re-
+quired to ship them in kegs of 125 pounds each. Wherever it is that there is a good de-
+mand for soda kegs, it is necessary to ship them in kegs of 125 pounds each. Wherever it is that there is a good demand for soda kegs, it is neces-
+sary to ship them in kegs of 125 pounds each.
+
+One reason now is that "the best" soda kegs are not always available because of the quality of the product. Another reason is that some cooperages do not have enough stock to meet the demand for soda kegs.
+
+Cost of Exhibits: Space Nominal
+Space for a good display of con-
+sumer goods is very nominal and does not cost far and thus increases sales, and the more space given the better chance will be to sell the display and answer questions. Since for many years we have been working with the services of an exhibitor, said exhi- bitor has been able to show us how much better our representatives handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people handling this material, or our own people holding
+
+8
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+July Apple Reports Confirm Large Crop
+
+U. S. Department of Agriculture announces Apple Crop at 37,514,000 barrels.
+
+The production of apples is indicated by the condition on July 6th as follows: Ontario, Nova Scotia. Although it is too soon to make any definite statement regarding the conditions, a fairly good crop and reasonably satisfactory quality are expected. The crop will be about equal the 1921 commercial crop. The crop is expected to be higher than the average condition on the same date last year.
+
+The production of commercial apple crops in Canada has been estimated at the average annual production of 37,514,000 barrels.
+
+The figures show that the Canadian crop is well ahead of the production of commercial apples in the United States. The total estimated farm crop is placed at 37,514,000 barrels. The total estimated farm crop is placed by July 6th at 37,514,000 barrels.
+
+
+
+
+| Crop |
+Estimate |
+Actual |
+
+
+
+
+| Canada |
+37,514,000 |
+37,514,000 |
+
+
+| Ontario |
+28,888,000 |
+28,888,000 |
+
+
+| Nova Scotia |
+8,626,000 |
+8,626,000 |
+
+
+| New Brunswick |
+1,999,000 |
+1,999,000 |
+
+
+| Newfoundland |
+1,999,000 |
+1,999,000 |
+
+
+| P.E.I. |
+1,999,000 |
+1,999,000 |
+
+
+| B.C. |
+226,554 |
+226,554 |
+
+
+| Manitoba |
+226,554 |
+226,554 |
+
+
+| Saskatchewan |
+226,554 |
+226,554 |
+
+
+| Alberta |
+226,554 |
+226,554 |
+
+
+| Quebec (Est) |
+375,140 |
+375,140 |
+
+
+| Total Canada (Est) |
+37,514,000 |
+37,514,00-... |
+
+Apple Crop Briefs
+
+The Dominion Orchardist: East Ontario: Mr. W. H. Bowerman reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels. Mr. H. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr. R. H. Hare reports that the crop is very good and that the market is very strong. The crop is expected to be about 37 million barrels.
+
+Mr. R. H. Hare: Western N.S.: Mr.
+![]() A page from THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL showing a table listing various Canadian provinces and their estimated apple crops in millions of barrels.
+
+Outlook Good for Large Apple Crop
+
+According to an estimate of the Marquis of Lorne's Department of Agriculture for Canada's apple crops for this year are estimated at approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production of approximately 37 million barrels or slightly more than last year's production ofapproximately
+9
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+
+Warranties on Cooperative Lines
+
+A.T., Clark; Ferguson Co.; P.L.; A.A.; B.R.; C.K.; D.L.; F.M.; G.H.; J.B.; J.W.; K.D.; L.J.; M.A.; M.G.; M.J.; M.P.; M.R.; M.S.; M.T.; M.V.; M.W.; M.Y.; M.Z.; N.A.; N.B.; N.C.; N.D.; N.F.; N.G.; N.H.; N.J.; N.K.; N.L.; N.M.; N.N.; N.O.; N.P.; N.Q.; N.R.; N.S.; N.T.; N.U.; N.V.; N.W.; N.X.;
+N.Y; O.A; O.B; O.C; O.D; O.E; O.F; O.G; O.H; O.I; O.J; O.K; O.L; O.M; O.N; O.P; O.Q; O.R; O.S; O.T; O.U; O.V; O.W; O.X;
+O.Y; P.A; P.B; P.C; P.D; P.E; P.F; P.G; P.H; P.I; P.J; P.K; P.L; P.M; P.N; P.Q; P.R; P.S; P.T; P.U; P.V;
+P.W; P.X; P.Y; Q.A; Q.B; Q.C; Q.D; Q.E;
+Q.F; Q.G; Q.H; Q.I; Q.J; Q.K; Q.L;
+Q.M; Q.N; Q.P; Q.R; Q.S; Q.T;
+Q.U;
+Q.V;
+Q.W;
+Q.X;
+Q.Y;
+R.A;
+R.B;
+R.C;
+R.D;
+R.E;
+R.F;
+R.G;
+R.H;
+R.I;
+R.J;
+R.K;
+R.L;
+R.M;
+R.N;
+R.P;
+R.Q;
+R.R;
+R.S;
+R.T;
+R.U;
+R.V;
+R.W;
+R.X;
+R.Y;
+
+Drum-Sawn Poplar and White Birch Staves Winning Favor in Apple Barrel Field
+
+Coopers and Apple Growers Claim Barrels Made from These Staves Give Greater Protection to Fruit Also Found Substitutable for Sugar and Salt Barrels
+
+For some years the apple makers in Canada have been using white birch staves in their barrel making operations because they would stand up in storage without warping and would not rot as quickly as other staves used in making these barrells in Europe in such cases as those where they are stored outside in winter weather conditions.
+
+Two large firms in Canada have made white birch staves available for use in making apple barrells and also white birch staves are now being used by several other cooperages in Canada.
+
+Garnier Strength Claimed for Sawn Staves
+
+The reason for the greater strength claimed for sawn staves over other types may be due to the fact that sawn staves are cut from trees which are growing in a manner similar to those trees which are used in making these staves for a change No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+No.
+
+Sawn Poplar and White Birch Stave Supply
+
+It is very fortunate that timber from which sawn staves are made can be obtained in sufficient quantities so as to ensure its availability throughout Canada and parts thereof during times when supplies are short.
+
+The timber industry has produced sufficient white birch staves for all needs during recent years but it appears likely that future supplies will not meet requirements until additional timber changes are made.
+
+The Association believes that lumber rates should apply to all cooperages who use sawn staves as a substitute for salt barrells and further difficulty should be experienced in obtaining these staves unless supplied as natural
+14
+
+Clover Timber Deal
+
+According to a report from Winnipeg, Manitoba it was reported recently by a Canadian firm that it had purchased a large quantity of white birch staves from a firm located near Toronto for shipment to Ontario and Quebec cooperages.
+
+The Association has been informed by one member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by still another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them.
+
+The Association has been informed by yet another member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he
+![]() A page from THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL showing a table listing various Canadian provinces and their estimated apple crops in millions of barrels.
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+
+Warranties on Cooperative Lines
+
+A.T., Clark; Ferguson Co.; P.L.; A.A.; B.R.; C.K.; D.L.; F.M.; G.H.; J.B.; J.W.; K.D.;
+L.J., M.A., M.G., M.J., M.P., M.R., M.S., M.T., M.V., M.W., M.Y., M.Z., N.A., N.B.,
+N.C., N.D., N.F., N.G., N.H., N.J., N.K., N.L., N.M., N.N., N.O., N.P., N.Q.,
+N.R., N.S., N.T., N.U., N.V., N.W., N.X.,
+N.Y,
+O.A,
+O.B,
+O.C,
+O.D,
+O.E,
+O.F,
+O.G,
+O.H,
+O.I,
+O.J,
+O.K,
+O.L,
+O.M,
+O.N,
+O.P,
+O.Q,
+O.R,
+O.S,
+O.T,
+O.U,
+O.V,
+O.W,
+O.X,
+O.Y,
+P.A,
+P.B,
+P.C,
+P.D,
+P.E,
+P.F,
+P.G,
+P.H,
+P.I,
+P.J,
+P.K,
+P.L,
+P.M,
+P.N,
+P.Q,
+P.R,
+P.S,
+P.T,
+P.U,
+P.V,
+P.W,
+P.X,
+P.Y,
+
+Drum-Sawn Poplar and White Birch Staves Winning Favor in Apple Barrel Field
+
+Coopers and Apple Growers Claim Barrels Made from These Staves Give Greater Protection to Fruit Also Found Substitutable for Sugar and Salt Barrels
+
+For some years the apple makers in Canada have been using white birch staves in their barrel making operations because they would stand up in storage without warping and would not rot as quickly as other staves used in making these barrells in Europe in such cases as those where they are stored outside in winter weather conditions.
+
+Two large firms in Canada have made white birch staves available for use in making apple barrells and also white birch staves are now being used by several other cooperages in Canada.
+
+Garnier Strength Claimed for Sawn Staves
+
+The reason for the greater strength claimed for sawn staves over other types may be due to the fact that sawn staves are cut from trees which are growing in a manner similar to those trees which are used in making these staves for a change No...
+14
+
+Clover Timber Deal
+
+According to a report from Winnipeg, Manitoba it was reported recently by a Canadian firm that it had purchased a large quantity of white birch staves from a firm located near Toronto for shipment to Ontario and Quebec cooperages.
+
+The Association has been informed by one member who has been dealing with this firm for some time that he has received no orders for these staves since his purchase order was placed with them...
+
+14
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+
+Warranties on Cooperative Lines
+
+A.T., Clark; Ferguson Co.;
+P.L.;
+A.A.;
+B.R.;
+C.K.;
+D.L.;
+F.M.;
+G.H.;
+J.B.;
+J.W.;
+K.D.;
+L.J.;
+M.A.;
+M.G.;
+M.J.;
+M.P.;
+M.R.;
+M.S.;
+M.T.;
+M.V.;
+M.W.;
+M.Y.;
+M.Z.;
+N.A.;
+N.B.;
+N.C.;
+N.D.;
+N.F.;
+N.G.;
+N.H.;
+N.J.;
+N.K.;
+N.L.;
+N.M.;
+N.N.;
+N.O.;
+N.P.;
+N.Q.;
+N.R.;
+N.S.;
+N.T.;
+N.U.;
+N.V.;
+N.W.;
+N.X.;
+N.Y;
+O.A;
+O.B;
+O.C;
+O.D;
+O.E;
+O.F;
+O.G;
+O.H;
+O.I;
+O.J;
+O.K;
+O.L;
+O.M;
+O.N;
+O.P;
+O.Q;
+O.R;
+O.S;
+O.T;
+O.U;
+O.V;
+O.W;
+O.X;
+O.Y;
+
+Drum-Sawn Poplar and White Birch Staves Winning Favor in Apple Barrel Field
+
+Coopers and Apple Growers Claim Barrels Made from These Staves Give Greater Protection to Fruit Also Found Substitutable for Sugar and Salt Barrels
+
+For some years the apple makers in Canada have been using white birch staves in their barrel making operations because they would stand up in storage without warping and would not rot as quickly as other staves used in making these barrells in Europe in such cases as those where they are stored outside in winter weather conditions.
+
+Two large firms in Canada have made white birch staves available for use in making apple barrells and also white birch staves are now being used by several other cooperages in Canada.
+
+Garnier Strength Claimed for Sawn Staves
+
+The reason for the greater strength claimed for sawn staves over other types may be due to the fact that sawn stoves are cut from trees which are growing in a manner similar to those trees which are used in making these stoves...
+
+30
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Wooden Rosin Barrel vs. Sheet Steel Drum Fight Is Still On
+
+THERE appears to be prevalent in our trade today an idea that because a particular branch of the cooperative industry does to combat the activities in its own field, it will not be rich by the individual in another trade group, or by the cooperative trade generally. This is a mistaken idea that has been widely spread among our membership.
+
+Every loss of trade to the wooden barrel--irrespective of its proprietor or manufacturer--is a loss to the cooperative industry as a whole. Not only that, but every loss that the wooden barrel institutes in any one line of the industry interests the entire cooperative industry, and not just one or two members of the industry when the door is closed to a cooperage or coop-
+erage stock manufacturer in one field, but, of necessity, must turn their attention in order to find new outlets for their products.
+
+Therefore, when we work collectively, as well as individually, for the protection of the wooden barrel in all concerned fields, we are protecting ourselves as well.
+
+Let us face the facts. In the wooden barrel we have an unfailing shipping service which has been maintained for many years. The reason why this past year has not been due to any fault of the wooden barrel, but rather to the failure of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for the loss of the cooperage trade as a whole to prepare itself adequately for
+![]() A circular with text "PUBLISHED MONTHLY" and "M. E. DOWLING" and "J.A. MURPHY" printed on it.
+
+SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
+$1.00 per month, $15.00 per year; $2.00 per year, $25.00 per year; $3.00 per year, $35.00 per year; $4.00 per year, $45.00 per year; $5.00 per year, $55.00 per year; $6.00 per year, $65.00 per year; $7.00 per year, $75.00 per year; $8.00 per year, $85.00 per year; $9.00 per year, $95.00 per year; $10.00 per year, $105.00 per year; $11.00 per year, $115.00 per year; $12.00 per year, $125.00 per year; $13.00 per year, $135.00 per year; $14.00 per year, $145.00 per year; $15.00 per year, $155.00 per year; $16.00 per year, $165.00 per year; $17.00 per year, $175.00 per year; $18.00 per year, $185.00 per year; $19.00 per year, $195.00 per year; $20.00 per year, $205.00 per year; $21.00 per year, $215.00 per year; $22.00 per year, $225.00 per year; $23.00 per year, $235.00 per year; $24.0
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+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Fruit and Potato Growers Will Keep Stock Cooperating Meeting Along
+New York Avenue
+
+There has been no occasion for complaint concerning our cooperation during this past season.
+The crop was good and our members were successful in getting their stock into market.
+Stock has moved steadily up since last fall.
+The favorable reports that we received from our members regarding their stock prices and profits have been very gratifying.
+We have been quite free from "the shipping" difficulty that has been experienced by some other members.
+Our members are doing very well indeed.
+They are making good profits.
+Their sales are increasing rapidly.
+They are buying more stock than they did last season.
+They are selling more stock than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+They are making better profits than they did last season.
+They are doing better business than they did last season.
+
+American Business Is Founded on A Competitive Basis.
+
+Any Other Doctrine Is Both Unsound And Misleading.
+
+I am sorry member one or our competitors we note that "in"the wooden barrel industry is not competitive with other industries and certainly not competitive with one another, nor do we believe there is single package manufacturer who ever has subscribed such a barrel and yet we do not see any evidence that this is true.
+
+One-year experience in this business would show us in discussing this matter that there is no competition between manufacturers and consumers.
+
+Consumers buy what is best suited their needs and wants and it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equally true that it is equi
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+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Canadian Cooperages Markets in Ex-
+cellent Shape—Outlook Bright
+Toronto
+
+The principal task before us at present concerns our efforts toward securing increased volume through increased sales during this coming spring and summer months.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The demand situation with respect to apples has improved considerably during recent weeks.
+
+The supply situation with respect
+![]() A circular with text "Don't Miss The Sesqui Centennial 1796-1926 75th Anniversary Independence June 1st to December 1st" and an image of an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows.
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Canadian Cooperages Markets in Ex-
+cellent Shape—Outlook Bright
+Toronto
+
+The principal task before us at present concerns our efforts toward securing increased volume through increased sales during this coming spring and summer months.
+
+The supply situation with respect
+![]() A circular with text "Don't Miss The Sesqui Centennial 1796-1926 75th Anniversary Independence June 1st to December 1st" and an image of an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows.
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Canadian Cooperages Markets in Ex-
+cellent Shape—Outlook Bright
+Toronto
+
+The principal task before us at present concerns our efforts toward securing increased volume through increased sales during this coming spring and summer months.
+
+The supply situation with respe...
+![]() A circular with text "Don't Miss The Sesqui Centennial 1796-1926 75th Anniversary Independence June 1st to December 1st" and an image of an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows.
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Canadian Cooperages Markets in Ex-
+cellent Shape—Outlook Bright
+Toronto
+
+The principal task before us at present concerns our efforts toward securing increased volume through increased sales during this coming spring and summer months.
+
+The supply situation with respe...
+![]() A circular with text "Don't Miss The Sesqui Centennial 1796-1926 75th Anniversary Independence June 1st to December 1st" and an image of an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows.
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Canadian Cooperages Markets in Ex-
+cellent Shape—Outlook Bright
+Toronto
+
+The principal task before us at present concerns our efforts toward securing increased volume through increased sales during this coming spring and summer months.
+
+The supply situation with respe...
+![]() A circular with text "Don't Miss The Sesqui Centennial 1796-1926 75th Anniversary Independence June 1st to December 1st" and an image of an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows.
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Canadian Cooperages Markets in Ex-
+cellent Shape—Outlook Bright
+Toronto
+
+The principal task before us at present concerns our efforts toward securing increased volume through increased sales during this coming spring and summer months.
+
+The supply situation with respe...
+![]() A circular with text "Don't Miss The Sesqui Centennial 1796-1926 75th Anniversary Independence June 1st to December 1st" and an image of an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows.
+
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+Canadian Cooperages Markets in Ex-
+cellent Shape—Outlook Bright
+Toronto
+
+The principal task before us at present concerns our efforts toward securing increased volume through increased sales during this coming spring and summer months.
+
+The supply situation with respe...
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+
+12
+The National Cooper's Journal
+August, 1926
+
+Coopers Operating to Capacity in Louisville
+Large Apple Crop Will Make Heavy Barrel Demand As Well as Increase in Prices and Increase in Cooperage Supplies
+Have Promising Season Ahead
+
+Latest business is the report from the Louisville market that the apple crop is mov-
+ing increased to a point where local barre
+l supply will be sufficient to meet the de-
+mand of the season. Moreover, the prospects
+are for a very good season of the apple harvest
+and until further notice.
+
+Apple and Flax Barred Wood Will Bring New Line of Staves and Hoops to Gulf Coast
+General reports indicate one of the largest
+barrel crops ever grown has been harvested,
+with both tight and slack barrel manufacturers.
+The tight barrels are mostly in stock now, while
+slack barrels are again reaching full time, after be-
+ing short last year. The slack barrels are in
+new stock. The new crop of potatoes is in
+good condition and the market is strong. The
+potato market was very low, but no such move-
+ment is expected this year. The potato market
+is assuming the stock is becoming matured
+and will be ready for shipment soon. The
+market for potatoes is not as good as it was,
+rather than barrel, and the crop is up a little.
+The potato market is showing some advance to the
+slack barrel trade.
+
+Continued Coopers Look for Bigger Year
+This year's crop of apples will continue somewhere between 13,500,000 and 14,000,000 bushels. This crop will be har-
+vested at various conditions, they should
+be at least equal to last year's crop. The
+cooperage this year, which would remain good
+until next year, will be better than last year.
+
+New Tight Line to Gulf Coast Awaits I.C.C. Approval
+What is needed by the cooperage industry is a new strong truck line to the Gulf is pre-
+sented by the I.C.C., which has been recently
+approved. The roads involved are the Chi-
+cago & North Western, the Chicago & North-
+erners, and New Orleans Great Northern.
+The approval of these roads is in the nature of a preferential traffic under-
+standing with the I.C.C., which will give them
+an advantageous route to the Gulf, but does not affect any other road com-
+munities.
+
+New Tight Line to Gulf Coast Awaits I.C.C. Approval
+
+August, 1926
+
+STAVES
+HOOPS
+HEADING
+LUMBER
+
+Try a shipment of Sawn Poplar and White Birch Staves
+
+Apple Barrels made from Sawn Poplar and White Birch Staves
+
+Apple Barrels made from Sawn Poplar and White Birch Staves
+
+Sawn Poplar AND WHITE BIRCH STAVES A SPECIALTY
+
+RECOMMENDED BY LEADING COOPERS AND APPLE PACKERS AS THE DESIRED STAVES FOR APPLE BARRELS
+
+The Sutherland, Innes Co. Limited Chatham, Ont.
+
+CANADA
+
+GREIF BROS.
+COOPERAGE COMPANY
+
+Staves, Hoops Heading Slack
+
+Barrels Casks Kegs
+
+Thirty years of experience in making staves and hoops for leading cooperages in Canada and America. We have a complete line of staves and hoops for all uses. We also make kegs and casks for all sizes.
+
+WYLIE & WILSON, Inc.
+SAGINAW, MICH.
+
+Innovative Factory Capacity High Quality Finished Products Central Warehouse Stocks
+
+Crew Straight Matched or Mixed
+
+NEW IN OPERATION
+
+The United States Government recently authorized operations at West Point, Mo.
+
+Find the Special Ad
+
+STAVES HOOPS HEADING LUMBER
+
+Better Buy Apple Barrels Apple Barrel Stock NOW STAVES, HOOPS HEADING Straight Matched or Mixed Cars
+
+Staves, Hoops Heading Slack
+
+Barrels Casks Kegs
+
+Cleveland, Ohio
+
+STAVES HOOPS HEADING LUMBER
+
+14
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+August, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+15
+
+![]() Barrel Machinery Oram CLEVELAND, O. U. S. A.
+**IF IT IS ORAM'S IT IS RIGHT**
+
+**THE BEST MACHINERY FOR MAKING THE BEST CONTAINERS AND FOR MAKING PROFIT FOR THE USERS**
+
+**"THE OLD RELIABLE" WOODEN BARRELS**
+
+![]() Windlass
+![]() Barrel Lathe
+![]() New "Economy" (Patented) Heading-Up Machine
+
+**"ORAM" STANDARD HOOF DRIVING**
+
+SIMPLE-POWERFUL-DURABLE
+
+Capacity--As fast as operator can handle, 600 to 1,000 packages per day of 30 hours, and all properly done.
+
+![]() Steel Truss Hoops
+![]() Heading Planer
+![]() Stave Equalizer
+![]() Heading Rounder
+![]() Heading Jointer and Dowelling Machine
+![]() New "Oram" Rapid Bilge-Hoop Removing Machine
+
+**FIFTY-FOUR YEARS**
+
+**"Knowing How"**
+
+ESTABLISHED 1872
+INCORPORATED 1914
+
+**THE JOHN S. ORAM CO.**
+STAVE, HEADING and BARREL MACHINERY
+CLEVELAND, OHIO, U. S. A.
+
+![]() Steel Truss Hoops
+![]() Heading Planer
+![]() Stave Equalizer
+![]() Heading Rounder
+![]() Heading Jointer and Dowelling Machine
+![]() New "Oram" Rapid Bilge-Hoop Removing Machine
+
+**103 PAGE CATALOGUE**
+No. 22---New Issue
+"Always the Best"
+ASK ANYBODY
+
+Reprint The National Cooper's Journal when writing to advertisers.
+Reprint The National Cooper's Journal when writing to advertisers.
+
+16
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+August, 1920
+
+**Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co.**
+**SLACK BARREL MATERIAL**
+403 West Baltimore Ave. DETROIT, MICHIGAN
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Struthers-Ziegler Cooperage Co. featuring their logo and slogan "Service Is Our Slogan". The ad also includes a call to action: "The care exercised in the selection of timber; our modern mill equipment and efficient workmanship guarantee the high grade of our TIGHT STAVES AND HEADING." Below this, there is a list of products offered by the company: KEGS, TOOLS, SHOOTS, BARRELS, SUPPLIES, MACHINERY, WAX PASTES, BOXSHOOTS, HOOP IRON, HEADING STAVES, BUNGS, SAWS. At the bottom of the ad, there is a note: "EVERYTHING BUT THE 'BUNG-HOLE'" 11 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY NATIONAL DOCKS, JERSEY CITY.
+
+**SHELLEY-HEINS COOPERAGE CORP.**
+
+**KEGS**
+**TOOLS**
+**SHOOTS**
+**BARRELS**
+**SUPPLIES**
+**MACHINERY**
+**WAX PASTES**
+**BOXSHOOTS**
+**HOOP IRON**
+**HEADING STAVES**
+**BUNGS**
+**SAWS**
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Graham Stave & Heading Co., Jackson, Miss. The ad features a large "Service" logo with a stylized "G" and "A" in the center. Below the logo, there is a slogan: "TIGHT STAVES AND HEADING". The ad includes a list of products offered by the company: JACKSON, MISS. WILMINGTON, LA. FLORENCE, MISS. JACKSON, MISS. WILMINGTON, LA. Grahams Stave & Heading Co. Jackson, Miss.
+
+**One of Our Specialties—**
+
+**PINE HEADING**
+
+W. T. SMITH LUMBER COMPANY, INC.
+MANUFACTURER OF
+YELLOW PINE LUMBER AND TIMBER
+CHAURAN, A.L.A.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for W. T. Smith Lumber Company, Inc., featuring their logo and slogan "PINE HEADING". The ad also includes a note: "HARDWOOD LUMBER TENDERS"
+FISH BROOKSIDE, CHESAPEAKE
+FINE AND GUM HEADING
+STAVES, BUNGS AND LUMBER."
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Graham Stave & Heading Co., Jackson, Miss. The ad features a large "Service" logo with a stylized "G" and "A" in the center. Below the logo, there is a slogan: "TIGHT STAVES AND HEADING". The ad includes a list of products offered by the company: JACKSON, MISS. WILMINGTON, LA. FLORENCE, MISS. JACKSON, MISS. WILMINGTON, LA. Grahams Stave & Heading Co. Jackson, Miss.
+
+August, 1920
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+A Well-Made Wooden Barrel Has No Superior
+
+Strength, endurance, long life and economy of cost place wooden barrels far ahead of substitutes as shipping packages. Headway made by steel drum due to poorly-made wooden barrels.
+
+By "Practical Owners"
+
+For years I have been reading Time Jour-
+nal and have plied on its interesting light
+on the subject of wooden barrels and their
+package. I find that whatever headway has
+been made in the use of steel drums,
+whatever activities have been entered into
+and whatever improvements have been made
+in wood barrel construction have been
+accelerating efforts of the cooper's art.
+Time Journal
+
+Quality in the manufacture makes Wooden Barrels Undisputed
+
+In my experience I have seen impressive
+thousands of barrels for a number of years,
+thousands of barrels for a number of years,
+still good when they are opened up.
+I still hold that you can't beat the
+wooden barrel for strength and headway.
+And that is why I call these barreled wooden
+drums superior to all other types of drums.
+And that is because in the making of their
+products they have used only the best char-
+acteristics that could be taken from considera-
+tion in making them. They have used only
+the best materials available at the time.
+Their craftsmanship is in every instance,
+and especially in regard to headway.
+The wooden single barrel does not cover 100
+percent of the requirements of the cooper,
+only in manufacturers of cooperage but also
+in regard to quality of their products.
+I am sure that quality is your assurance to
+the customer and that he will buy your
+product again and again.
+Re-completed Barrels Should Be Used As New
+
+A sound practice is to re-use some of the
+drums in re-coated barrels. There are so
+many reasons for doing this one after an-
+other month and the very fact that it need
+not be done more often than once a year
+proves its value to the cooperage industry,
+but there is no reason why it should not be
+applied to re-used drums as well as new ones.
+Just think of a port barrel after having been
+used for many years and then being re-
+used again after being re-coated with new
+house coking being shipped to a cooper as
+soon as possible after it was removed from
+use for me to make any comment as to what
+would happen to such a barrel if it were not
+a barrel--it would easily come out.
+Can any blame anyone who uses such a barrel?
+Such barrels are used by many cooperages.
+Of course not. The cooperage should be placed on the market as soon as possible after it has been used.
+For example if you had bought a barrel at $500 and had it used for two years before you sold it for $2000 you would have saved $1500 over what you paid for it.
+Now I am not going over by figures but a wooden barrel costs less than a steel drum.
+
+company is referred to above quote or ex-
+ample every year approximately one thou-
+sand barrels are sold at prices ranging from
+$100 each to pay a man down to discon-
+tinuation of his trade package. A barrel of
+wooden barrel costs about $25 less than a
+barrel of steel drum because of the softness of the wood.
+
+Quality Made Barrels Have Added Their Strength
+
+What I believe has been the prime factor in
+the improvement in headway is the con-
+siderable effort expended by cooperages in
+improving the wooden barrel in recent years.
+They have added strength by increasing the
+thickness of barrels to give them greater
+resistance to breakage than was formerly pos-
+sible. Finally made oil barrels have caused an increase in headway because they are stronger than those made without oil.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drums over wooden drums is apparent from all we see in regard to their external form as well as using them as containers.
+
+Wooden drums are often recommended for use against rain because they are impervious to water.
+
+Every time you store oil or other liquids,
+every time you store anything containing water,
+you must be careful against rain getting into them.
+
+Head Drum Wooden Ware Unites Against Rain
+
+That the superiority of pultruded drills
+
+18
+
+The National Cooper's Journal
+
+August, 1926
+
+received back in June, I counted the
+boards buried with lumber and other in-
+surance goods, and found that they
+had been destroyed by fire. The only
+fifteen acres and shipped on half their
+area covered by the original purchase of the oil for
+the plant. Some of these trees were
+cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and sold to be destroyed. A large quantity
+of lumber was also cut down and solved
+
+20
+The NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+U. S. Forest Products Laboratory Suggests Specific Use of Blight-Killed Chestnut Timber
+Advise Timber Owners to Seriously Consider Possible Markets on Blight Inference to Beyond Control
+
+The accompanying table, prepared by the U. S. Forest Products Laboratory, shows the main uses for which blighted chestnut timber can be used. The table indicates that the use of blighted chestnut timber is limited because of its poor quality and the fact that it is not available in large proportions of the log, a highly valuable wood.
+
+Timber used in building construction. Chestnut timbers that are suitable for building construction should be picked and rolled upon skids, so that they may be stacked in piles. The logs should be cut into pieces of uniform size and weight, and poles should be given a proper treatment to prevent decay. The use of chestnut timbers in building construction is important because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in flooring and paneling. Chestnut timbers can be used for flooring and paneling because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in furniture making. Chestnut timbers can be used for furniture making because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in papermaking. Chestnut timbers can be used for papermaking because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in pulpwood production. Chestnut timbers can be used for pulpwood production because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in sawmilling operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for sawmilling operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in transportation. Chestnut timbers can be used for transportation because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in storage facilities. Chestnut timbers can be used for storage facilities because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in processing operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for processing operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in marketing operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for marketing operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in distribution operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for distribution operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in retail sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for retail sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in wholesale sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for wholesale sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in export sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for export sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in import sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for import sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in domestic sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for domestic sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in international sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for international sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in local sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for local sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in regional sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for regional sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in national sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for national sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in global sales operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for global sales operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in international trade operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for international trade operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in domestic trade operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for domestic trade operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in regional trade operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for regional trade operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in national trade operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for national trade operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in global trade operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for global trade operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in international commerce operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for international commerce operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in domestic commerce operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for domestic commerce operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in regional commerce operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for regional commerce operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in national commerce operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for national commerce operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in global commerce operations. Chestnut timbers can be used for global commerce operations because they are more durable than other woods and will last longer. They are also less susceptible to insect attack than other woods.
+
+Timber used in international finance operations.
+21
+August, 1926
+The NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+
+Accidents—the Greatest Single Waste Factor in Woods Operations
+
+Five Men Killed for Every Thousand Employed in the Woods—Safety Education of Foremen or Keymen is Urgent Need
+
+By J L Tanswell
+
+While the subject of this discussion pre-
+sents many interesting points, it is the
+most important one that we have yet
+to consider, namely, how far we have
+come along with regard to safety among
+the men employed on our forest opera-
+tions, especially those engaged in the
+harvesting of timber by hand tools.
+The foreman is the key man in the logging
+industry, but he has been neglected by
+the industry as a whole, as well as by
+those who work under him.
+We must see that the loading of logs on
+skids is done properly, so that no one
+can stand a physical examination, and un-
+less this is done properly, the foreman's
+job is rejected.
+The first thing is to make sure that the
+tools being handled by the men do not
+cause any injury or damage.
+Secondly, we must see that all men
+who handle heavy loads do so properly,
+and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirdly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Fourthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Fifthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Sixthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Seventhly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Eighthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Ninethly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Tenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Eleventhly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twelfthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirteenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Fourteenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Fifteenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Sixteenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Seventeenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Eighteenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Nineteenthly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twentiethly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-firstly, we must see that all men who
+handle heavy loads do so properly, and
+that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-secondly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-thirdly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-fourthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-fifthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-sixthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-seventhly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-eighthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Twenty-ninthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-tenthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-firstly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-secondly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-thirdly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-fourthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-fifthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-sixthly, we must see that all men who handle heavy loads do so properly, and that their load is balanced correctly.
+Thirty-seventhly,
+22
+August 1926
+The NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+
+Accidents—the Greatest Single Waste Factor in Woods Operations
+
+Five Men Killed for Every Thousand Employed in the Woods—Safety Education of Foremen or Keymen is Urgent Need
+
+By J L Tanswell
+
+While the subject of this discussion presents many interesting points...
+
+22
+
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+
+August, 1926
+
+The Garlock Standard Heading Machine
+
+The Garlock Company, Cleveland, Ohio, have just placed on the market a new machine for heading and cutting hay, a machine which they say is rapidly replacing the old-fashioned hand headers. The new machine is equipped with a single cylinder head, and its head and its head cylinder are built up of steel. The head is made of steel and the cylinder is made of steel. The head is made of steel and the cylinder is made of steel.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful. The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting and heading hay, and it has been found to be very successful.
+
+The new machine has been designed for the purpose of cutting和
+
+23
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+**PINE HEADING**
+MILL-RUN AND GRADED
+For fine quality pine sawn boards, we are purchasing discriminating buyers with PINE HEADING, cut by our own hands, and graded to your specifications.
+Try Pine Heading for Your Annual Barrels
+NAVASOTA COOPERAGE CO.
+NAVALA, TEXAS
+
+**Why?**
+Why send your saws a thousand miles to be restocked when we can do it here?
+We make saws and restore old dreams
+of old time sawmills and machine shops.
+Southern State Saw and Machine Company
+112 South 19th Street, Birmingham, Ala.
+All Work Guaranteed
+Write 25 Cts For Price
+
+**THE VAIL COOPERAGE CO.,**
+New York
+Quality Stock
+STAVES HOOPS HEADING VENEERS
+
+**CALIFORNIA BARREL CO.**
+Manufacturers of Barrels, Staves, Hoops and Headings
+Wooden Ware - Tight and Black - Of All Sizes
+801 - 803 - 805 - 807 - 809 - 811 - 813 - 815 - 817 - 819 - 821 - 823 - 825 - 827 - 829 - 831 - 833 - 835 - 837 - 839 - 841 - 843 - 845 - 847 - 849 - 851 - 853 - 855 - 857 - 859 - 861 - 863 - 865 - 867 - 869 - 871 - 873 - 875 - 877 - 879 - 881 - 883 - 885 - 887 - 889 - 891 - 893 - 895 - 897 - 899 - 901 - 903 - 905 - 907 - 909 - 911 - 913 - 915 - 917 - 919
+
+Pekin Cooperage Company
+FIRSPRING STREET
+Fort Wayne, Indiana
+
+Cooperage Stock & Barrel Shooks
+Barrels, Shooks, Hoops, Heads and Headings
+DOMESTIC AND EXPORT
+
+**WE MAKE THEM**
+numbly in barrels, planks and wood-inde barrel heads, hoops, shooks, heads and other cooperage products.
+REDLICH MFG. CO., Dept. W. Oak St., Chicago
+Staves in the trade for over twenty years.
+
+**WE MAKE THEM**
+numbly in barrels, planks and wood-inde barrel heads, hoops, shooks, heads and other cooperage products.
+REDLICH MFG. CO., Dept. W. Oak St., Chicago
+Staves in the trade for over twenty years.
+
+**WE MAKE THEM**
+numbly in barrels, planks and wood-inde barrel heads, hoops, shooks, heads and other cooperage products.
+REDLICH MFG. CO., Dept. W. Oak St., Chicago
+Staves in the trade for over twenty years.
+
+**Tight and Slack Barrels**
+Tight and Slack Barrels are made by the best cooperers in the business. They are made to order at your request.
+Pittsburgh Barrel and Cooperage Company
+CITY OF LINCOLN Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
+
+**Turn It Into Money**
+Have you anything to sell, to want to buy or of interest anyway?
+If so let us know what you have or want. We will give you the best price possible on all your requirements.
+The NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL Philadelphia
+
+**ELM HOOPS**
+Manufactured by the National Elm Hoop Company
+Staves Hardening Hoops
+Sawmill Equipment
+Fruit Barrels
+New York City, N.Y.
+
+**Why?**
+Why send your saws a thousand miles to be restocked when we can do it here?
+We make saws and restore old dreams of old time sawmills and machine shops.
+Southern State Saw and Machine Company
+112 South 19th Street, Birmingham, Ala.
+All Work Guaranteed
+Write $25 Cts For Price
+
+**SOUTHERN COOPERAGE COMPANY**
+Manufacturers of TIGHT STOCK STAVES & HEADINGS MATCHED STOCK A SPECIALTY Office and Factory: 3134-40 Charles St., New Orleans, La.
+Write or Phone: (22) (22)
+
+**J. M. PEEL & BROTHER**
+COILED ELM HOOPS
+We are prepared to ship any quantity of this shipment in any quantity required.
+LAKE VILLAGE
+
+**ECKHARDT & LENNON CO., Inc.**
+XII Kinds TIGHT BARREL READING STAVES & HEADINGS
+Write or Phone: (22) (22)
+ARKANSAS
+
+**TREXLER COOPERAGE COMPANY**
+Black Barrels STAVES HEADS HOOPS
+705 AND Building Allentown, Pa.
+
+Founded in NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Incorporated 1902
+Manufacturers of all kinds of Staves and all kinds of headings for all purposes.
+W. W. WILSON STAVE COMPANY
+Manufacturers of Barrels & Barrel Heads PARAGOULD
+
+**FIELDS-LATTA STAVE CO.**
+Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE SLACK BARREL STAVES
+Slack Barrel Staves ALL LENGTHS & ALL KINDS DIVERSBURG Office and Plant TENNESSEE
+
+K. W. JACOBS COOPERAGE CO.
+Milwaukee, Wisconsin SLACK BARREL MANUFACTURERS -- ALL KINDS Tapered and Ground Barrel Heads Quality Stock
+
+**E. THARP & COMPANY**
+W. A. SCHUMMER & COMPANY Dealers in Slack Cooperage Stock
+
+**THE HENNE COOPERAGE CO., Inc.**
+Manufacturers of Tight Cooperage LAKE PROVIDENCE, LA.
+
+August, 1926
+
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+August, 1926
+
+**THE HARLAN-MORRIS MFG. CO., Inc.**
+Manufacturers of Tight-Barrel Staves and Circular Heading Staves for Oak Oxbow Oxbow Oak, Red Oak Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead Oakhead OakheadOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOakOak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oak oaks
+
+Ais When in the Harbor for Wheel List Dried: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days: Days:
+
+National Cooperage & Woodenware Co.
+TIGHT COOPERAGE Manufacturers and Exporters PEORIA ILLINOIS
+
+23
+
+26
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+August, 1920
+
+**CHICKASAW WOOD PRODUCTS CO**
+**CHICKASAW COOPERAGE CO.**
+
+**Barrels, Staves**
+**Heading, Shooks**
+Kilb-Dried Dimension Lumber
+
+GENERAL OFFICE
+Box 143, Buxtonville Br.
+Buxtonville, Mass.
+
+GOLD DISTRICT
+Box 143, Buxtonville Br.
+Buxtonville, Mass.
+
+Going Again
+Bigger and Better
+
+Am pleased to announce to my friends
+the arrival of the new line of
+furnish staves of the highest quality,
+made by the famous "E. HENNING" Co.
+Ohio Regular Wines, Etc., K. D. J. & B. Co.
+
+M. L. SIGMAN
+ROSEWELL
+ARKANSAS
+
+25 Years Experience in store business
+
+**G. F. ADAMS**
+RUSTON
+Manufacture of LOUISIANA
+
+Palm Oil Bucked STAVES
+2 feet to 54 inches by 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½", 1½"
+
+CIRCLE AND FLAT -- WHITE AND RED OAK
+
+**E. HENNING, Inc.**
+Cooperage Stock
+
+Manhattan Building Chicago, III.
+
+**COLWELL COOPERAGE CO.**
+247 BROADWAY : NEW YORK CITY
+
+
+
+
+| Cooperage Stock |
+Slack and Tight |
+SUPPLIES |
+TOOLS |
+
+
+
+
+| 8 |
+8 |
+7 |
+6 |
+
+
+| Staves, Hoops and Heading |
+Drums |
+Shooks |
+Complete Plant |
+
+
+| Always in the market for DRY SLACK STAVES '8" to '34". Quantities solicited. |
+Straight mixed cut from the mill. |
+
+
+| L. C. L delivery from our local warehouses. |
+
+
+
+
+**STEVENS BARRELS**
+BERRICO BARRELS
+
+**Stephen Jerry & Co., Inc.**
+Manufacturers
+272 Monroe St., Brooklyn, N.Y.
+They're Made Well
+They Made Good!
+Barrels and Shooks
+Cooperage Stock
+
+**TREVOR Manufacturing Company**
+LOCKPORT, N. Y.
+The Latest Improved Machinery
+
+
+
+
+| Barrels |
+Kegs |
+Pails |
+Heading |
+Drums |
+Shooks |
+New "TREVOR" |
+
+
+
+
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+Complete Plant from the log to the barrel. |
+
+
+| Trevor Patent Insulating Wood Moulding Machine |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+
+
+| For Cooperage and Shooks |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+
+
+| New "TREVOR" |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+
+
+| For Cooperage and Shooks |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+ |
+
+
+| L. C. L delivery from our local warehouses. | | |
+
+| New Coating Spray for coating the interior of barrels with a thin, h x x c x c, canvas, moisture-proof protective lining. |
|---|
| A package is laid over spray nozzle, the lever is pulled down and the spray is applied on the inside of the barrel being coated. This outfit will show a big saving in labor and time in applying all general styles and models, operating by hand or power. |
|---|
| EUREKA MACHINE CO.
+CLEVELAND, O. |
|---|
| Chicago Branches: Fred G. Cohen, John H. McLean & Co., Chicago; Matthew Miller & Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
|---|
| Sales Agents for Great Britain: |
|---|
| Henderson & Co., London; J. H. Smith & Son, Liverpool; J. H. Smith & Son, Manchester; J. H. Smith & Son, Birmingham; J. H. Smith & Son, Glasgow; J. H. Smith & Son, Edinburgh; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. Smith & Son, Belfast; J. H. Smith & Son, Dublin; J. H. |
|---|
| Sales Agents for Great Britain: |
|---|
| Henderson & Co., London; J.H.Smith&Son,Liverpool; |
|---|
| J.H.Smith&Son,Manchester; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Birmingham; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Glasgow; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast; |
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| J.H.Smith&Son,Dublin; |
|---|
J.H.Smith&Son,Belfast;No. 5 Heading Turner
+**No. 5 Heading Turner**
+showing new belt feed arrangement, dispensing with worm, worm wheel and bevel gears.
+This Turner is designed for Cylching Slack Keg Heading, Barrel Heading and Square Edge Covers.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery.
+
+![]() No. 4 Special Stave Cutter
+**No. 4 Special Stave Cutter**
+A new design machine of extremely strong and rigid construction especially adapted for cutting hardwood staves. Write for particulars.
+We manufacture a full line of Slack Stave and Heading Machinery
+Catalog upon request
+
+**ROCHESTER BARREL MACHINE WORKS**
+Surgeon to JOHN GREENWOOD
+ROCHESTER
+NEW YORK
+
+![]() The Champion Barrel Hammer and Stave Planer in Use
+"The Champion" Barrel Hammer and Stave Planer in Use
+
+![]() Hynson's D.R. Groom, all metal
+Hynson's D.R. Groom, all metal
+
+![]() Hynson's Chandler Hammer (side view)
+Hynson's Chandler Hammer (side view)
+
+**The HYNSON COMPANY**
+Largest Exclusive Coopers' Tool Supply House In the World
+
+WHEN it comes to coopers' tools and supplies "Hynson" stands second to none. We have the finest of our products and are always stocked to hand, delivered promptly and satisfactorily. There is nothing the barrel maker needs that we can not supply. Place your orders with us now.
+
+If It Comes from "Hynson" You Know It's Right
+
+ST. LOUIS :: :: MISSOURI
+
+Vol. 42, No. 5
+Philadelphia
+September, 1926
+
+FORESTRY LIBRARY
+**The National COOPERS' JOURNAL**
+DEVOTED TO THE COOPERAGE INDUSTRY
+A paper of great value to all stave, hoop, heading and liner manufacturers; to all makers and users of barrels kegs, casks, tubs, pails, machinery and mill supplies.
+
+![]() "The Champion" Barrel Hammer and Stave Planer in Use
+"The Champion" Barrel Hammer and Stave Planer in Use
+
+September, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL
+3
+
+![]() A well known favorite with heading manufacturers.
+Although on the market for many years, the German Heading Machine is continually improved and is today unsurpassed for its efficiency. Designed for cutting short boards or short board ends, it cuts round holes, slots, etc., and the machine has been adapted to cut long and for large diameter boards.
+Furnished with 7 and 16 gauge saws of our own make, operating only one at a time this machine will cut heading boards faster and more economically than any other machine.
+Standard size is 0-6-inch diameter. Perpendicular type roller-bearing pivot carriage, completely bal-
+anced and rigidly supported.
+THE PETER GERLACH COMPANY
+Halsted St. & N. Y. C. R.R.
+Cleveland, Ohio
+
+The STANDARD
+Dry Klin Co.
+1521 McCarty Street
+Indianapolis, Ind.
+
+did you not inspect and consider your kilns—they are a big source of profit or loss—do it now and use our free book for comparison.
+
+STAVES
+HOOPS
+HEADING
+LUMBER
+
+Try a shipment of Sawn
+Papier and White Birch
+Staves
+
+Apple Barrels made
+from Sawn Papier and
+White Birch Staves
+stood up well in storage,
+not affected by wet
+weather.
+
+Also being used exten-
+sively in oil and sugar
+barrels.
+
+Sawn Poplar AND
+WHITE BIRCH STAVES A SPECIALTY
+
+RECOMMENDED BY LEASING COOPERS AND APPLE
+PACKERS AT THE DUAL STAVES FOR
+APPLE BARRELS
+
+The Sutherland, Innes Co. Limited Chatham, Ont.
+CANADA
+
+![]() The Best Life Insurance For SLACK BARRELS Is Tongued and Grooved Staves.
+It Gives Best Results
+
+Buy the Holmes Machine
+
+No. 128 PATENTED TONGUE AND GROOVE MACHINE
+
+E. & B. HOLMES MACHINERY COMPANY
+45 CHICAGO STREET
+BUFFALO, NEW YORK, U. S. A.
+
+![]() The Best Life Insurance For SLACK BARRELS Is Tongued and Grooved Staves.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+![]() Slack barrels being loaded into a truck.
+
+Mention THE NATIONAL COOPER'S JOURNAL when selling to advertisers.
+
+The Peter Gerlach Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
+Phone 2-3-4555.
+For wholesale orders call 2-3-4556.
+For local wholesale orders call 2-3-4557.
+
+The Standard Dry Klin Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
+Phone 2-3-4558.
+For wholesale orders call 2-3-4559.
+For local wholesale orders call 2-3-4560.
+
+Eureka Machine Co., CLEVELAND, O.
+Chinese Representatives: Fred C. Gaba, 30 W. Adams St., Chicago.
+Machine Works Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
+
+MARTEN, GRAHN & ANDRESEN
+Cleveland and Flint Stores.
+San Francisco, Cal.
+
+4
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+September, 1926
+
+**CHICKASAW WOOD PRODUCTS CO.**
+**CHICKASAW COOPERAGE CO.**
+
+**Barrels, Staves**
+**Heading, Shooks**
+Kiln-Dried Dimension Lumber
+
+GENERAL OFFICE:
+Box 143, Binghamton Br.
+Binghamton, N.Y.
+
+1102 Canal Commercial Bldg.
+New Orleans La.
+
+OLD DISTRICT
+
+**Staves, Hoops and Heading**
+Orders for Straight or Mixed Cars can be handled efficiently and quickly, as we have established a special line of service to meet your requirements.
+
+**THE GIDEON-ANDERSON CO.**
+Second and Main Streets
+ST. LOUIS, MO.
+
+Wern, phone or wire us at
+257-8787
+
+In Best Quality Stock Barrel
+
+Going Again
+Bigger and Better
+
+Am pleased to announce to my friends that I have been able to secure the finest staves of the highest quality. I am now using the best of the Oak, Black Oak, Regular Wines, Etc., K. D. J. & H. Line, for our oil barrels.
+
+M. L. SIGMAN
+MONTICELLO
+ARENASIS
+
+**Farmers Manufacturing Co.**
+MANUFACTURERS OF
+STAVES, HEADING
+SLACK BARRELS
+PACKAGES--ALL KINDS
+FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
+
+Plants Located from
+Florida to New York
+MADE IN U.S.A.
+NOFOLK, VIRGINIA
+
+**G. F. ADAMS**
+RUSTON
+Manufacturer of
+Palm Oil Backed
+STAVES
+
+3 feet to 84 inches by 1 in., 1½ in., 2½ in., 3½ in., 4½ in., 6 in., 8 in., 10 in., 12 in., 14 in., 16 in., 18 in., 20 in., 24 in., 30 in., 36 in., 42 in., 48 in., 54 in., 60 in., 72 in., 84 in.
+
+CIRCLE AND FLAT
+WHITE AND RED BARK
+
+**E. HENNING, Inc.**
+Cooperage Stock
+Manhattan Building Chicago, Ill.
+
+**COLWELL COOPERAGE CO.**
+2ND BROADWAY : NEW YORK CITY
+
+**Cooperage Stock**
+Slack and Tight
+SUPPLIES
+TOOLS
+
+Always in the market for DRY SLACK STAVES 18" to 24" - Quantity sufficient.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Jerrico Barrels featuring a barrel with the text "JERRICO BARRELS" on it.
+
+Stephen Jerry & Co., Inc.
+Manufacturers
+275 Bowery, N.Y.
+They're Made Well!
+They Made Good!
+
+Barrels and Shooks
+Cooperage Stock
+
+Slack and Tight
+Supplies
+Tools
+
+QUALITY AND SERVICE Our Motto!
+OFFICE: 64 Freeman Ave. PLANT: 13-14 Flatbush Ave.
+
+Monticello National Cooper's Journal when writing to advertisers.
+
+September, 1926
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+5
+
+**INDEPENDENT COOPERAGE COMPANY**
+
+APPLE BARREL STOCK
+Accorded and Kiln-dried STAVES
+Fire-baked COILED ELM HOOPS
+Pine, Hardwood or Gum HEADING
+
+Mills located in Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas and Alabama
+
+FORT WAYNE, INDIANA
+
+**HANLON-GREGORY GALVANIZING COMPANY**
+Hot Process Galvanizing of Hoop Steel in Coils and Cut Lengths
+
+PROMPT DELIVERIES
+24th Street and A. V. R. R., PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
+
+Kegs and Barrels--Hoops, Staves, Headings Slack and Tight--Copper Tacks, Truss Hoops Cooperage--Candy Pails
+
+MORRIS WALS SON'S
+Office--413 Beach Street
+FACTORY --Carroll Hill on South on Beach Street,
+Pittsburgh, Pa.
+Factory: Pittsburgh only
+
+**C. M.VAN AKEN COOPERAGE CO.**
+Butcher and Dealers of Staves, Hoops Heading and COOPERAGE SUPPLIES
+
+Promptness is our Motto
+
+GOOD STOCK We will send you all communications.
+
+141 Broadway, New York
+
+WASHINGTON LIFE BUILDING
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for C. Heidt & Son Inc. featuring a barrel with the text "C. HEIDT & SON Inc." on it.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for B.R.B.R.E.R.S. featuring a barrel with the text "B.R.B.R.E.R.S." on it.
+
+![]() A black and white advertisement for Quality and Service Our Motto! featuring a barrel with the text "QUALITY AND SERVICE Our Motto!" on it.
+
+Monticello National Cooper's Journal when writing to advertisers.
+
+6
+THE NATIONAL COOPERS' JOURNAL
+September, 1926
+
+At the end of the trip—
+that's where the barrel
+meets its test
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a wooden barrel with a man's head on top.
+
+American Steel & Wire Company's
+WIRE HOOPS
+
+MANUFACTURERS realize that to insure
+the best possible protection for their
+barrels must be bound with Wire Hoops.
+American Wire Hoops give barrels added
+strength, and assure them of the best protection.
+At a time when the low price of Wire Hoops reduces
+the cost of the completed package,
+we invite your inquiry for full particulars.
+
+Secure edge hoops with
+Supplies or Furnaces
+
+SALES OFFICES:
+CHICAGO, 300 S. Wabash Ave., BOSTON, 150 Boylston St., CINCINNATI, 1700 Vine St., DALLAS, 1800 Main St., DETROIT, 2222 Woodward Ave., FORT WAYNE, 100 E. Market St., HARTFORD, 150 State St., JACKSONVILLE, 150 State St., KANSAS CITY, 150 State St., LOS ANGELES, 150 State St., MONTREAL, 150 State St., NEW ORLEANS, 150 State St., PHILADELPHIA, 150 State St., PORTLAND, 150 State St., ST. LOUIS, 150 State St., WASHINGTON, D.C., 150 State St.
+
+United States Office
+Los Angeles
+Portland
+Seattle
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a wooden barrel with a man's head on top.
+
+WARRIOR HEADS
+means PINE HEADING
+properly made from
+Southern pine by men
+who know how
+
+Powell Cooperate Co.
+Memphis II Tennessee
+Any one holding from 12 sections in 24 inches
+
+![]() A black and white illustration of a man's head on top of a wooden barrel.
+
+The National Coopers' Journal
+
+Forty-Second Year
+Philadelphia, September, 1926
+
+Variety of Orders the Rule in New Orleans
+Chain Stores Buying Sugar in Barrels—Beverage Boards Have Heavy Call—New Industries Prospective Users of Cooperage—Security of Re-compressed Barrels
+
+Perhaps the most remarkable feature about the cooperative industry is the manner in which changes taking place in the business and the methods of doing business have affected the trade. Ask any owner in New Orleans whether he has been able to sell his customer at his cost is not using my barrels. The reason why this is so is because many persons in some way who has never used barrels before are now using them. This is true also of those who call for a good many barrels for which they have no use whatever. They are buying barrels for their own use and will not sell them to others until they have found out what they can do with them. In other words, they could sell their own goods without using barrels. But when the market price of the barrel is increased, they will buy barrels again. So long as this is true, it will be necessary for the cooperage industry to continue to expand.
+
+Trade Outlets Community Flourishing
+With the more important lines of trade being handled by cooperatives, it is only natural that these cooperatives should be able to give a better service than those who are not. The reason why this is so is because they are able to supply barrels that are properly filled and sealed. These barrels are supplied by cooperatives that have been established for this purpose. The reason why these cooperatives are able to supply barrels that are properly filled and sealed is because they have been established for this purpose. The reason why these cooperatives are able to supply barrels that are properly filled and sealed is because they have been established for this purpose.
+
+Beverage Boards Good Customers for Tight Barrels
+Although there are many problems in the trade, there are some things that are worth noting. For example, there are some things that are worth noting. For example, there are some things that are worth noting. For example, there are some things that are worth noting.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room.
+
+There Are No Salesmen in This Town
+These boarding houses provide their customers with the best possible service. They do not charge them anything extra for the board and room. They do not charge them anything extra for
+
+8
+
+The National Cooper's Journal
+
+September, 1926
+
+Buffalo Cooperative Trade Show
+
+Greener Activity
+
+The dairy trade has been active this month with a record crop of apples. The demand for the fall trade, which is about at its highest point, will be met by the supply of apples that have been harvested during the past few months.
+
+The supply of apples has not started to decline, and it is expected that the price of apples will remain high until the end of the season. The demand for apples is expected to increase as the season progresses, and it is anticipated that the price of apples will continue to rise until the end of the season.
+
+The president of this company is Mr. Helen W. Smith, who has been in charge of the cooperative organization since its inception. He is also the chairman of the Board of Directors.
+
+Three new cooperative stores in this city are now open to the public. These stores are located in the heart of the city and are operated by the cooperative organization. They are open seven days a week and offer a wide variety of products at reasonable prices.
+
+The cooperative organization is making good progress and is expected to continue to do so in the future. The cooperative stores are located in the heart of the city and are operated by the cooperative organization. They are open seven days a week and offer a wide variety of products at reasonable prices.
+
+Apple Crop Estimate Increased 2,000,000 Barrels
+
+The international apple crop shows a gain over last year, according to reports from various sources. The crop is estimated at 35,000,000 barrels against 35,000,000 barrels last year. The crop is estimated at 35,000,000 barrels against 35,000,000 barrels last year. The crop is estimated at 35,000,000 barrels against 35,000,000 barrels last year.
+
+The following statistics are given on the number of acres planted in each state:
+
+| State | Acres Planted |
+|---|---|
+| New York | 15,000 |
+| Pennsylvania | 12,500 |
+| Ohio | 11,500 |
+| Michigan | 11,250 |
+| Indiana | 11,250 |
+| Illinois | 11,250 |
+| Wisconsin | 11,250 |
+| Minnesota | 11,250 |
+| Iowa | 11,250 |
+| Missouri | 11,250 |
+| Kentucky | 11,250 |
+| Tennessee | 11,250 |
+| Alabama | 11,250 |
+| Georgia | 11,250 |
+| South Carolina | 11,250 |
+| North Carolina | 11,250 |
+
+The following statistics are given on the number of acres planted in each state:
+
+| State | Acres Planted |
+|---|---|
+| New York | 15,000 |
+| Pennsylvania | 12,500 |
+| Ohio | 11,500 |
+| Michigan | 11,250 |
+| Indiana | 11,250 |
+| Illinois | 11,250 |
+| Wisconsin | 11,250 |
+| Minnesota | 11,250 |
+| Iowa | 11,250 |
+| Missouri | 11,250 |
+| Kentucky | 11,250 |
+| Tennessee | 11,250 |
+| Alabama | 11,250 |
+| Georgia | 11,250 |
+| South Carolina | 11,250 |
+| North Carolina | 11,250 |
+
+The following statistics are given on the number of acres planted in each state:
+
+| State | Acres Planted |
+|---|---|
+| New York | 15,000 |
+| Pennsylvania | 12,500 |
+| Ohio | 11,500 |
+| Michigan | 11,250 |
+| Indiana | 11,250 |
+| Illinois | 11,250 |
+| Wisconsin | 11,250 |
+| Minnesota | 11,250 |
+| Iowa | 11,250 |
+| Missouri | 11,250 |
+| Kentucky | 11,250 |
+| Tennessee | 11,250 |
+
+The following statistics are given on the number of acres planted in each state:
+
+| State | Acres Planted |
+|---|---|
+| New York | 777.67487776748777674877767487776748777674877767487776748777674877767487776748777674877767487776748777674877767487776748777674877767487776748
+
+The following statistics are given on the number of acres planted in each state:
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+| State |
+Acres Planted |
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+
+| New York |
+333.3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 |
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+| Pennsylvania |
+299.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 |
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+| Ohio |
+266.66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 |
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+| Michigan |
+244.44444444444444444444444444444444444444444 |
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+| Indiana |
+222.2222222222222222222222222222222 |
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+| Illinois |
+288.888888888888888888888888888888 |
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+| Wisconsin |
+255.55555555555555555555555555555 |
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+| Minnnesota |
+233.33333333333333 |
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+| Iowa |
+211.111 |
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+| Missouri |
+288.888 |
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+
+| Kentucky |
+266.66 |
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+| Tennessee |
+244.44 |
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+| Alabama |
+222.2 |
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+| Georgia |
+288.8 |
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+| South Carolina |
+255.5 |
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+| North Carolina |
+233.3 |
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+
+| Tennessee | ... |
+
+The following statistics are given on the number of acres planted in each state:
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+| State | Acres Planted (in thousands) | Acres Planted (in millions) | Acres Planted (in billions) | Acres Planted (in trillions) | Acres Planted (in quadrillion) | Acres Planted (in quintillion) | Acres Planted (in sextillion) | Acres Planted (in septillion) | Acres Planted (in octillion) | Acres Planted (in nonillion) | Acres Planted (in decillion) | Acres Planted (in undecillion) | Acres Planted (in duodecillion) | Acres Planted (in tredecillion) | Acres Planted (in tetradecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary billion) | Acres Planted (in quinary trillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quadrillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quintillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary sextillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary septillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary octillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary nonillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary decillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary undecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary duodecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary tredecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary tetradecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary billion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary trillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary quadrillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary quintillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary sextillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary septillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary octillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary nonillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary decillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary undecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary duodecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary tredecillion) | Acres Planted (in quinary quinary tetradecillion) |
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