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Newspaper
Arcadia News
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1938
Page
4
Jennings Hatchery at 1922 Valley Blvd Rosemead announces weekly bookings for turkey poults and baby chicks of leading breeds. Custom hatching services and poultry equipment including feeders waterers and feeds are available.
Temple City Hatchery markets Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds New Hampshire Reds and Bronze Tur keys. Located at 1810 Las Tunas Drive Temple City contact Atlantic 2-1293.
In Arcadia at lunch you can enjoy sandwiches and soda lunches at Wayne's Fountain Lunch located in the Douglas Drug Store at 34 East Huntington Drive. The notice highlights a convenient dining option for locals and visitors during the day.
Poultry pictures for catalogues and records two dollars each in Arcadia and vicinity. Expert photography with satisfaction guaranteed. Lower rates for contract work. Stevens Studio at 6 North First Street Arcadia phone 923.
Ole's Bargain House at 1103 E Valley Blvd Rosemead advertises new and used merchandise including plumbing supplies building and chicken wire tools motors washing machines radios and electrical supplies all at bargain prices highlighting a broad inventory for home and shop needs.
George Richardson of a San Gabriel white leghorn farm discusses rising orders for fall and early spring. He installs air conditioning and a new 18 000 egg incubator. Fullerton plans a county fair after years without one, with prizes for top displays. Also noted is a Santa Barbara horse show featuring Scottish Hill dogs trained by Luke J. Pasco of Chicago who demonstrated herding sheep.
A descriptive visit to the Ambler Milling company’s San Gabriel mill details its operations grinding and blending feed for poultry and livestock. The piece traces the mill’s history since 1911, the 1928 fire and rebuild, origins of the site, and the global sourcing of ingredients from regions as far as Norway and Alaska, emphasizing the teamwork of workers and scientists behind the perfected feed.
Lice and mites are not diseases but harm birds by blood loss and skin irritation. A strong spray on roosts walls and nests plus loose powder on hens or nicotine sulfate on roosts will remove lice and mites and improve flock health.
The article notes a new deadline for all ads in the Rancher's Market set at Tuesday 5 p m. The change affects submission timing for classified notices and promotional content.
The season brings fairs from August to October with San Joaquin County at Stockton and the California State Fair in Sacramento, plus Pomona Los Angeles and Del Mar San Diego events. Poultrymen urged to exhibit. numerous county fairs and a large San Gabriel Valley show follow. favorable weather forecast for a busy, well attended Young Bird Show.
The Kern County Junior Livestock Show in Bakersfield runs September 29 to October 2, with the neighboring event scheduled September 30 to October 3.
The text discusses egg management practices in poultry, noting nests with drawer bottoms for egg collection, gathering coas, darkening nests, and methods to induce hens to eat eggs using cayenne pepper, while acknowledging some birds may prefer it.
Mrs. Rose Hurdle secretary of the Rare and Fancy Fowl club presents a mon: a first coast specimen a salmon fav erolle kiue, bearded non setting table fowl originating in Faverole France admitted to Standard in 1914. She plans showings at Stockton Pomona and Poultry Industries venues this year. Prize winners include A B Shirley Temple City first White Silky Bantam W S McElroy Pasadena multiple firsts Dark and White Cornish Bantams Sloan's Ranch Wilmar first Dark Barred Rock Cockerel Marshall Le Sage Alta Dena first New Hampshire Bullet The Joneses San Gabriel R W and the Missus four firsts Leghorns Bantam class. Manager Riley bought one for stock. Junior class Keith Gray Pasadena two firsts White Cornish Daniel Liebl Altadena first Light Brahma pullet Ralph Wilson Altadena first Blue Andalusian pullet.
Farm flocks show 13 percent more young chickens on July 1 than a year earlier with the biggest gains in former drouth areas. Seasonal price declines may have mostly occurred, with a lag into late fall. hens may rise temporarily in late summer as receipts fall. Competition from shell eggs stored for fall and winter should be lightest in 20 years, frog en egg stocks above average. ORRS higher than last year while seeds are much lower, suggesting laying flocks up by early winter as pullets increase.
The column reflects on a storm's impact and expresses relief at cooler weather. It notes Miss Jane Ellis hosting Miss Kyllikki Pohjaia from Finland for lunch, hoping for a pleasant visit without the need for excessive ice water.
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