Vintage 1930s Pomeroy Farms Piggery Article Barrington IL Berkshire Pigs For Sale

Discover this fascinating multi-page magazine article from the 1930s, chronicling \"Life Goes to a Famous Piggery\" at Pomeroy Farms in Barrington, Illinois. This detailed spread offers a unique glimpse into the world of purebred Berkshire pigs, highlighting the farm\'s champion boars and sows, and the meticulous care given to the piglets, from one-hour-old to one-week-old. Captivating black and white photographs showcase the grandeur of the adult pigs, the charm of the sucklings, and candid shots of owner H. T. Roberts and Mme. Roberts with their prized swine. The article delves into the historical significance of Berkshire pigs and Pomeroy Farms\' contribution to their legacy, making it a valuable piece for agricultural historians, pig enthusiasts, or collectors of vintage Americana.Beyond the central theme, this ephemera also features period advertisements that further contextualize the era, including promotions for Raybestos Brake Lining, Rutland Patching Plaster, \"The March of Time\" radio program, \"The Bracer\" men\'s support garment, and McGregor Sportswear. The pages measure approximately 10.5 x 14 inches each, characteristic of large format magazines of the time. This well-preserved original print offers a window into early 20th-century farming, advertising, and rural life in Illinois, providing rich details and visual interest for any collector.