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Klinke Hatchery, Incubation Room
March 31, 1937
Klinke Hatchery, 4518 Monona Drive, incubation room.
Miller's Chicken Hatchery
March 10, 1937
Miller's Hatchery, 2620 E. Washington Avenue, featuring Mother Miller's Chicks.
Klinke Hatchery
January 17, 1935
View of exterior of the Klinke Hatchery, 1918 Winnebago Street. There is a sign in the window for Vit-O-Ray poultry feeds.
Klinke Hatchery and Truck
November 1935
Klinke Hatchery, 1918 Winnebago Street, with truck in front loaded with incubators from the Petersime Incubator Co., Gettysburg, Ohio.
Klinke Hatchery
May 29, 1935
Klinke Hatchery, 1918 Winnebago Street, with an employee loading crates into the back of the company truck.
Klinke Hatchery
May 29, 1935
Interior of Klinke Hatchery, 1918 Winnebago Street, with employee pouring water into tray of chicken cages, and bags of Vig-o-ray starting mash in view.
