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Newspaper
Arcadia News
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
3
Muscovy ducklings priced at 20 cents each or 18 dollars per hundred offered by Hat Cher y Hayward Duck Hatchery located at 1050 Park Street Hayward California.
Local hatchery promotes weekly bookings for baby chicks and turkey poults. Offers custom hatching, poultry equipment, brooding supplies including feeders waterers and feeds. Located at 1922 Valley Blvd Rosemead.
Quality Chix Quality offers Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds New Hampshire Reds and Bronze Turkeys. Located at 1810 Las Tursas Drive Temple City the business lists Atlantic 2 1293 as contact information.
Real bargains for pipe and plumbing supplies and other hardware items. Ole's Bargain House at 1103 East Valley Boulevard in Rosemead promotes new and used hardware at greatly reduced prices for customers seeking low cost goods.
Local lunch point in Arcadia serves sandwiches and sodas during daytime hours. Wayne's Fountain Lunch operates inside the Douglas Drug Store at 34 East Huntington.
Stevens Studio at 6 North First Street Arcadia offers poultry photographs for catalogues and records at $2.00 each with satisfaction guaranteed and lower rates for contract work. Phone 923.
Dimond Turkey Ranch offers turkeys turkey eggs and poults from 1 to 1000 units. Inspection invited. Located at 2129 Burton Avenue Rosemead.
Classified notice advertises for sale several does and bucks including some nearly ready to kindle, plus eggs or hatches. Location listed as 839 Sierra Bonita Potrero Heights with contact phone Atlantic 2 5247.
Public notice announces sale or trade of poultry including pullets and Australorp young roosters at 2048 Lemon Ave Temple City Ar cadia 316. Contact details provided for interested buyers or traders.
Arcadia Illinois area item notes selling cling peaches for canning at 1121 South 2nd Avenue Arcadia.
M Hawkins offers New Hampshire pullets for sale aged about four to five months. Vaccinated birds priced at one dollar each. Contact M D Hawkins at 1203 South Second Avenue, Arcadia.
Several varieties l and 2c Ib. Jellies and preserves offered for home delivery on order. Contact Jackson at 1933 S. Myrtle in Monrovia for purchases.
32 month old Barred Rock rooster pair for sale at 717 South 2nd Arcadia. Price 80 cents each. Buyer may pick up at location after agreed time.
Trade 6 passenger row boat with trailer and model A Ford sedan for 2 month old pullets. 1800 Ardendale San Gabriel.
A community auction set for Saturday morning August 6 at 11 o clock. Auctioneer John Kilcoin and organizer J. E. Gordon will collect items at 2709 San Gabriel Boulevard Garvey Atlantic 2 2837. Bring goods to sell and leave with money.
Red Fryers 25c lb Broilers 20c Red hens 30c Dressed free Also brown eggs for sale Galloway Chicken Ranch 1422 So Second Ave Arcadia Phone 645.
Chester Ambler of Ambler Milling San Gabriel spoke on poultry feed at a Pasadena Knights luncheon. Harry Danks moves from P.C.A. San Gabriel to V-O Milling Los Angeles. S.H. Hoffman replaces Danks in San Gabriel with P.C.A. experience. Dan Bryant promoted to salesman for P.C.A. in the valley. A rabbit race tale from a county fair adds a whimsical note.
Irene Rich raises Angora rabbits on a San Fernando Valley ranch. She inspects and diets the pets, combs fur daily, and plans to expand with 20 imported bunnies. Angora fur yields five to six ounces per 97 days, with first grade wool about five dollars per net.
Sedley Peck of Azusa is reelected representative of the Department of France on the American Legion executive committee for another two-year term. He helped found the Paris post, giving Azusa two national council representatives alongside Mark McKee. The piece also notes APA momentum, a 1942 Barred Rock ruling, Purdue—wait, no, Cleveland 1939 association plans, and local poultry shows with regional figures and events.
New England poultrymen have organized the Fresh Egg Institute to improve egg demand as production rises and consumption falls. A booklet titled What You Should Know About Eggs is being distributed to consumers, and the move has already stimulated the egg situation.
Preparations for the third annual Rosemead autumn festival run September 14 to 17 are under way. Frank Ohrmund is general chairman and the advisory board members include Dr. J. S. Stewart Major C. H. Kunz and W. T. McNeely.
Perpetual novena services occur every Friday at San Gabriel Old Mission church with 3 7 and 8 pm segments. Fr. J De Prada serves as pastor. A local story recalls a visitor betting with a dollar on a rabbit at the event.
A three day survey in Monterey Park for the county health department found 1588 homes in good condition and 347 needing slight repairs. Otto Selzer and W. L. Lennon conducted the survey for Street Superintendent Joe Van Frank.
The Azusa park plan for a band shell and comfort stations at Civic Center faces further postponement awaiting official approval in Washington. The $10,000 project will cost the city 55 percent, marking yet another delay since its initiation a year ago.
The notice states a new deadline for all ads in the Rancher Market is Tuesday at 5 p.m. The change applies to the current issue and alerts readers to submit by the stated time.
The E. M. Stanfill family of Montebello own a turkey that laid two eggs in a single day, an event poultry experts deem impossible. On four occasions the turkey produced an 11 a.m. egg and a 6 p.m. egg, with Mrs. Stanfill noting she would not have believed it had she not found the eggs herself.
City Gardener Enis Mussachia announced that fresh cut grass will be available to poultrymen of Arcadia every Saturday morning at the city hall park.
Practical advice for rabbit raisers during extreme heat. Keep hatches clean and drink crocks mud free. Prevent moss on crocks and monitor nest boxes amid heat. Remove excess fur by day and replace at sundown. A damp folded sack under the box helps moderate temperature.
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