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Newspaper
Arcadia News
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
3
A small ad offers boysenberries for pick your own or crate or basket purchase. Location stated is a mile east of Baldwin at 474 W Walnut Ave Arcadia.
Hatching eggs wanted in any quantity if quality meets standards. Good price offered. Contact M. B. Rich Hatchery at 1021 W. Duarte Road Arcadia.
The notice urges readers to call early and bring in their advertisement before the new deadline to avoid missing the submission window and potential disappointment.
Advertisement for pedigreed Scottie dogs for rabbits and hutches from P. O. Box 222 Carlsbad California.
A Riverside area classified style notice advertises cash for any items not perishable and huge discounts on pipe and plumbing supplies. It promotes new and used hardware goods at Ole's Bargain House located at 1103 E. Valley Blvd in Rosemead.
A brief notice describes a ribbon exhibition featuring a few choice pairs or trios of birds. Eric Jones hosts at 321 No Bar Gabriel, with Leghorn and blue rock varieties on display. Singles are offered on meeting street distances near Met Street in San.
Kerry Blue puppies with import bloodlines offered for sale in Arcadia. Guarantee eligible for registration from A. K. Cy at 1020 W Duarte Rd Arcadia.
Pure Toggenburg goats offered at six quarts freshness quality laetatio period two years priced at 30 dollars. Sefho and Sgfinen kid available for six dollars. Buyer must have small pasture. Address listed 7 Milton St East Pagfidena. Deals described as valued beyond real worth.
For sale 500 site Leghorn pallets fine stock laying soon at 1310 South 10th Ave Arcadia ACLEAN six dollars per thousand. Also Model T road job ten dollars and a two wheel trailer. Inquire 3537 Milton St East Pasadena.
Herman Schapansky of Oklahoma built a home made plane to fly butter and eggs to market. State Safety Commissioner J M Gentry ordered him to stay grounded until he secures a pilot license. He crashes repeatedly and attempts new builds, posing as a danger to the region.
The California section of the American Society of Bird Fanciers held a 2:30 PM meeting Sunday July 10 in the gardens of Mr and Mrs Blade East Compton Boulevard Compton. P M Maresi of New York City attended as first vice president and A W Ads of Los Angeles opened and led the afternoon session. Southern guests were in attendance.
The Fiesta Committee sponsors a dance at San Gabriel City Hall tomorrow night to raise funds for the San Gabriel Fiesta. Harry Atkins' orchestra will provide music and Raoul Ramirez and his troupe will present entertainment.
Premium lists for the 17th annual exhibit and Western Congress of Bird Fanciers were mailed to San Gabriel Valley poultrymen. The Pomona show runs September 16 to 25 in conjunction with the Los Angeles County Fair, with over 2,000 lists sent and an expected half a million attendees. A new steel and concrete exhibit building will be dedicated, and judging starts September 16 at 10 am. The article notes extra space, prizes, and numerous poultry clubs taking part, plus tips on heat relief and mite control for flocks.
West Riverside hosts its seventh Harvest Festival September 2 to 4 5 in Mission Park five miles west of the city on Mission boulevard. The four festival districts present agricultural exhibits plus a horse show women’s flower and school exhibits livestock and commercial displays. In the Trail of Anza a colorful Riverside history drama is staged nightly except Sunday with more than a hundred players. Entry to grounds exhibits and entertainments is free.
A note from Loren N. Kirk reports exhibitors request better facilities at the Monona County Fair. A new poultry siding measuring 100 by 350 feet will be built of concrete and steel with ample lighting and ventilation. Judge Rik remarks on the cautious optimism.
On the financial page Roger Babson foresees a generally prosperous year with month to month gains while Poultry Journals project a good year for poultry men though the paper shows skepticism about believing these forecasts.
A white leghorn pullet on Elmer Sherman’s ranch at 747 Lemon Avenue in San Gabriel laid an unusual egg last week. The egg is hourglass shaped with diameters of 1.5 inches and 1 inch, two inches long, and shows a hard swell in the center.
Monrovia was visited twice last week by armadillos. The first animal, mistaken for an opossum, was shot at 161 North Myrtle Avenue by Alvin Flanners. The second was trapped in the chicken pens at 301 Madison Avenue on Saturday afternoon.
The Scottish Terrier Club of California held a puppy show at Barnsdall Park on Sunday July 17. Alf Parker of Whittier judged about three dozen black puppies while winners included Mrs. F Morrison and Mrs. A FE Wilson for female and male in young classes, Bryce Gillispie and Fred Finney in 6 to 18 months, Mrs. William Stufflebeem for a litter, William J Wheeler for best bred, and Mr. and Mrs K J Hill for a six week litter prize.
A practical guide suggests extra and better equipment helps poultry raisers save labor and raise more and better chicks. It recommends ample feeder space to avoid crowding, and economical waste proof chick feeders with a reel or wire guard to prevent contamination from droppings, also applying to waterers.
A. P. Holly Jr. of Ramona in San Diego County reports a turkey hen laid 158 eggs this season. The count highlights the bird’s unusually high productivity for the local poultry keeper.
In Arcadia the boy Bobbie who lost his dog Sylvia was reunited after readers called in tips. The paper thanks Arcadians for aid and notes many nearby dogs were reported missing, with offers of substitute dogs if needed.
Chickens on Mrs. Lee Burlington’s Camptonville ranch drove away a rattlesnake that wandered into the yard by pecking and chasing it. The birds beat the snake to the ground then pecked at its rattles, ending its resistance.
Over 2 000 000 ladybugs from California have been released in Fraser Valley orchards British Columbia to combat pests and protect fruit crops. The mass release aims to provide natural pest control benefiting growers in the region.
Alhambra city schools announce an examination for assistant custodian at 7 30 tonight in the main high school building. Starting salary is 107 dollars per month with a maximum of 127 dollars.
Stephen M. Young traveled 104 miles to Toledo expecting a Democratic rally but found a tea-musicale sponsored by a Democratic woman's club. He stayed for two hours.
The notice states a new deadline for all advertisements in the Rancher’s Market is Tuesday at 5 p m. No other details are provided.
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