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Newspaper
Arcadia News
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
3
Capri figs make other figs bear two dozen fifteen cents cherry plums three cents best for preserves Other plums ten pounds twenty five cents Berries wanted to pick on shares Jackson 1941 S Myotte Monrovia
The Jennings Hatchery at 1922 Valley Blvd Rosemead offers turkey poults and baby chicks of leading breeds. They provide custom hatching, poultry equipment, and brooding orders for turkey poults hatchers feeders waterers and feeds.
Arcadia seller offers young turkey hens at 20 cents a pound live and 25 cents dressed plus broilers fryers started chicks and pullets from Wilkin s Turkey Ranch and Hatchery located at 1119 West Duarte Road Arcadia California 2016
Rancher's Market issues a public notice highlighting a new deadline for ads set for Tuesday at 5 p.m. Readers are urged to submit materials before the updated time to ensure publication.
Temple City Hatchery lists Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds New Hampshire Reds and Bronze Turkeys. Located at 1810 Las Tunas Drive Temple City the shop provides poultry stock and contact via Atlantic 2 1293.
New Hampshire pullets five months old, vaccinated and beginning to lay, priced at 1.25 each. Contact M. D. Hawkins at 1203 S. Second Ave Arcadia, phone Arcadia 2357.
Community auction invites residents to bring items to sell and receive payment. The event runs Saturday morning, July 2, at 2 PM led by auctioneer John Kilcoin. Location is 2709 San Gabriel Boulevard with contact Atlantic 2-2837. Gar-
Mr. Robert Slocum of the USDA spoke at the Los Angeles Farm Bureau office on June 24 with the Southern California counties poultry meat grade committee. They explored establishing a standard for grading live poultry and possibly a live poultry standard for selling to buyers and hucksters.
San Gabriel City Council discussed a livestock and poultry control ordinance in a Tuesday meeting. It limits chickens to 25 on 120 foot lots and requires 75 feet from neighboring homes, with deeper lots allowing up to 1090 birds but 100 feet from dwellings. The measure was postponed for public input, with a second reading planned next Tuesday.
Miss Weese and William Hatch attend the Baby Chick convention in San Luis Obispo. The piece notes lively rabbit markets in Los Angeles and oddities at the Wilkinson Turkey Ranch in Arcadia. It highlights radio used in poultry and dairy operations boosting output, with examples from Milton Arndt in New Jersey and Benjamin P. Sasser in Indiana, and mentions Charlie McCarthy and the Ford building at the Golden Gate Exposition.
The World's Poultry Congress to be held in Cleveland in 1939 is hailed as a major agricultural event. Prof James E. Rice and Sir Edward Brown lead planning with federal, state, and city support totaling about 300000 dollars. Delegates from 60 countries will attend pre opening exercises in Washington and tours before the July congress.
In Richland Center Wisconsin a guinea rooster has endured multiple mate losses. After the guinea hen hatched 10 chicks last year she was killed, and the rooster cared for the brood. This year a new mate joined, but the hen was killed crossing a road. The rooster resumed duties on the nest.
Childers and Hatch Poultry Ranch at 1223 South Santa Anita Avenue Arcadia adds 15 grow crops. Each house holds about 300 chickens increasing capacity by 4000 to 5000 pullets. William Hatch plans to breed white leghorn pullets for on farm use and public sale amid strong demand.
In the San Gabriel Valley extreme heat calls for extra rabbit care. UC Berkeley experts advise shading, wet sacks, sprinkling around hutches, and well ventilated huts with open upper backs. Provide fresh water, avoid wet floors, use a lath shelter, and reduce grain to prevent obesity.
Joseph W. Catherine of Brooklyn, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards and a New York fair director, spoke to realtors during a luncheon at Treasure Island, the 1939 World's Fair of the West site.
A notice warns Ranchers market advertisers that the new deadline is Tuesday 4 p m for all ads and Tuesday noon for straight copy. The change tightens publication timing and ensures timely placement.
Arcardia resident W L Thompson advertised a collapsible hen house in the rancher's market. He received thirty five inquiries and sold the item the next day, proving strong demand for poultry equipment among readers.
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