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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1930
Page
2
Perry's Peerless Peep hatchery operates two incubators with 104000 capacity, 21 day cycles, 99 degree heat and 85 86 percent moisture. Eggs are tested after three to four days with a Perry designed machine. weak hens are culled to ensure high output. Electric fans and automatic water spray regulate conditions for healthy chicks. Divers insert spring cleaning advice for readers.
In California many annual and perennial flowers may be started in the open in fall or early winter for early blooming and require no special protection. Exceptions include strictly summer flowers like Zinnias Asters Por tulaca Celosias which should not be sown in open until spring.
Leaders in the poultry industry push for 1930 census inclusion of poultry figures. A preliminary survey of livestock feed supply and poultry population on every farm is urged to aid national understanding and research support.
Leslie Arnold, 16, son of E B Arnold a Hayvard Poultry Producers director, operates an egg business from a 150 Plymouth Rocks start and 100 Austalorp chicks. He attends Hayvard Union High School as a sophomore while financing a University of California education through egg sales. He argues practical poultry care fuels his ambition.
The Welfare Board’s Children Department votes to centralize welfare work for 90 wards in Eden Murray Washington and Pleasanton townships under Hayward’s Children Department. Twenty-two foster homes support 43 children while 37 live with their parents under juvenile court care.
E. W. Williams of Hayward touts gas heat over electric in his new 2000 White Leghorn brooder. He notes even heat from gas versus direct radiation, and explains heavies are less profitable due to seasonality. The nearly complete brooder features wire floors, broad feed troughs, ventilating systems, and a yard near Lake Charito road, promising a modern, attractive poultry home.
The Hayward area hosts two prominent bird collections at Mrs. Florence Eichwardt’s home and Mr. La Jeannesse’s Hayward Pheasantry, showing California’s climate supports tropical species. William Wrigley Jr.’s Catalina Aviary is praised in Sunset for its canyon setting and extensive exhibits, including Himalaya pheasants and Australian crowned pigeons. The private collection, open without charge, is among the nation’s largest and aims to become a premier world sanctuary.
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