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Avocado budding and surgery specialists advertise services. Call Cal Atlantic at 2 3058 between 8:30 and 5 for details.
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Newspaper
Arcadia News
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
4
Avocado budding and surgery specialists advertise services. Call Cal Atlantic at 2 3058 between 8:30 and 5 for details.
B P Ruley offers highest prices for dead and old stock ranging from one to six dollars. Located at 2525 Gidley Street in Monte. Contact Budiong 8 6661 for details.
Classified notice advertising fresh brown eggs and red laying hens with vaccination, prices 25c for a pound 28c and 30c for broilers 22c dressed free. Includes contact at 1422 So. 2nd Ave Arcadia 645 phone.
A quick medium for selling rancher products offered with a 25 cent rate reaching 40 000 homes. Customers are urged to call Arcadia 2131 or mail in ads for fast placement.
Baldwin Park supplier K Ranch advertises started and baby chicks from high producing blood tested stock. The note contrasts outdoor stock with regular hatchery chicks at 852 West Covina Boulevard.
Poultry pictures for catalogues and records offered at $2.00 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.
For sale approximately 200 White Leghorn laying hens 50 Rhode Island Red laying hens 25 Bronze Turkeys 10 ducks and more at 1026 5th Ave. Phone 2030.
Two male Pekingese pups seven weeks old offered at ten dollars each. Seven week to three month olds also available. Stud service ten dollars. Sunset Gas Station at 2653 West Valley Boulevard four miles west of El Monte.
An outdoor community auction invites residents to bring items to sell and take home earnings. The event runs Saturday morning at 11 o'clock with auctioneer John Kilcoin and contact J E Gordon at 2709 San Gabriel Boulevard, Garvey. Atlantic 2 2837.
Advertising notice offering Australorp cockerels for breeding and sales. Mentions milk goats and cocker spaniel dogs and puppies, promoting home breeder patronage at a Rosemead address 1643 Strang near Guess Street.
Advertises pedigreed silver Persians of all ages for sacrifice or trade. Includes prize-winning Peke dogs at stud. Location 1326 N. San Gabriel with AT-16418 contact.
Two 2 wheel trailers with 4 by 6 foot wooden boxes available for purchase. Located at 260 West Center in Covina California.
Berkeley September 22 The University of California plans a botanical exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition titled A Plant Is Born The display will devote much space to plant propagation and nutrition Visitors will initiate a pollen grain animation showing four stages of fertilization and seed development with illuminated panels and automatic reset.
The Los Angeles County Fair poultry division displays a wide range of birds from large to tiny. Local residents from Arcadia Rosemead and South Pasadena earned multiple firsts and ribbons while an incomplete list of prize-winners is noted for next week.
The 1938 Toledo city directory shows greater Toledo housing 349 596 residents, down 5 466 from last year due to a "Back to the farm" trend among industrial workers. The figure is roughly equal to the 1936 estimate, reflecting shifting demographics as residents relocate to rural areas.
The Los Angeles Fresh Egg Producers cooperative association held its first annual meeting on Friday September 9 at the Van Nuys plant. The financial report showed a substantial rise in net profit and savings during the year.
The Flemish Fanciers Club of Southern California reorganizes by unanimous vote into the Flemish Fanciers Club of California at its Sunday meeting in Orange California. New officers for the coming year include W. Murray president Frank C Davies vice president L. Db. True secretary treasurer and directors Bert E. Baker Den Measle Voy Reach with a pot-luck dinner and a Flemish language discussion.
A Wis farm in Oscola reports a hen laid an egg with four yolks during candling a shipment. Poultry dealers call the occurrence a notable feat, highlighting the hen's unusual production.
Imports of Chinese eggs fall as the war in China and Japanese blockades disrupt shipments. Domestic stocks remain high, keeping egg prices subdued despite reduced inflows.
Arcadia breeder Bert E. Baker urges participation in the Pomona Fair rabbit show running September 25 to October 2. The Craigs from Arcadia returned from Sacramento with two blue ribbons, and San Gabriel Valley poultrymen shared victories at Pomona. Merton Landon of Temple City judges poultry at LA County Fair and heads West Coast Cocker Spaniel Club. The Cornish Breeders Club of California plans a Los Angeles meeting at Finney's Cafeteria. Entry deadline looms for the dog show at LA County Fair October 1 and 2.
The Poultry department of the California Farm Bureau Federation, by resolution at the 1937 Modesto convention, authorized drafting standardization laws for poultry and turkey meats. Southern committee chair Will Hatch leads a group including B. R. Holloway and E. Irene Anderson with members from Los Angeles Riverside San Bernardino Orange and San Diego counties. Advisors N. L. McFarlane and L. D. Sanborn assist. state standards input invited from meat poultry and turkey producers.
County agent L. D. Sanborn urges San Gabriel valley poultrymen to attend a tour of the San Fernando valley to study cooling methods for new-laid eggs. The 10 a m Tuesday Sept 27 event begins at Van Owen and Haskell streets and visits burlap egg cooler cellars and fan cooled rooms with plans for building equipment available.
Quarrel some hens at the Morgan Memorial farm in Hol mass became mild after poultrymen placed green spectacles on their beaks. The “green glimmers” appear to calm the fowls though the reason remains unknown.
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