Kroger Tri-Fold Flyer - Unusual Recipes and similar items

This is a pretty cool little pamphlet. Small in size, measuring just 9 1/2" x 6" fully stretched out, and 3 1/4" x 6" folded, it still packs a punch for older advertising for corn and recipes. Contains 13 recipes. Neat piece of agricultural history. This was compiled and tested by JUDITY ANDERSON, manager Housewives Service Department , from The Kroger Grocery Baking Co. General offices Cincinnati Ohio. From Britannica on line . . . . The Kroger Co. traces its origins back to a business called the Great Western Tea Company, founded by Bernard H. (?Barney?) Kroger and B.A. Branagan in Cincinnati in 1883. Kroger, a former coffee-and-tea salesman, soon bought out Branagan?s interest, and by 1885 he had a chain of four groceries. In 1901 he established a bakery, thus serving as his own supplier and driving down costs. The company later came to own many other food-processing facilities. The chain had grown to 40 stores by 1902 (1902-1946), when it was incorporated as Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. Kroger bought a meat company in 1904 and set up its first in-store meat departments, thus taking its customers another step closer to one-stop food shopping. I take pride in my pictures, and are a valuable extension of my description. Please take time to see the product fully. Buy with confidence! All items are packaged with great care and shipped next day, excluding any weekends and holidays. I will combine shipping whenever possible as long as the products can be safely packed together. Please be aware, if you have a PO Box, you may receive an additional invoice to cover any additional shipping costs. Please remember to leave feedback, it helps to keep good sellers . International Buyers: We do not mark merchandise as a gift or below value due to it being against US and International Regulations. All custom fees and duties are the responsibility of the buyer. Seller is not responsible for any package held by Customs. If returns are accepted. Must be returned in the same condition as received and in same or similar packaging.