The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-31
Poultry Breeders of the
County Hold Interesting
Meeting At N1ondIoch
Home Tuesday Eve.
ROOSTER BOOSTERS READY
Delegates Will See 70 Secure State and
National Poultrymens Meets For Ke-
nosha- Elect Delegates To National
Meet On Next Monday
(By J., B. Mondloehl

A big poultry meeting was held at
J. B. Mondloch's Poultry Farm last
night with very large attendance and
the following delegates were elected
to 60 to Milwaukee aud attend the
Wisconsin State Poultry Breeders con-
vention and represent the Kenosha as
ISOLATION. j. B. Mondloch, August
Barth, Henry M. Mink, Frank L. Jornt,
Griffith Richards, A. L. Drury, Guy
Pedley, Geo. f. Griffin, VIM. Spencer,
J. G. Jensen, A. Holder, R. d. Mahl-
sted, all of Kenosha, and r. Y. Henry
of Zion City, and f. w. James of Wau-
kegan, who are also members Of the
Kenosha association, will all go in
body as Rooster Boosters from Ke-
Inosha, with the hopes of bringing the
1920 state convention to Kenosha,. The
Rhode Island Red Breeders of Keno
sha are also up and doing some real
work in trying to have the Rhode Islaad
Club of America, to hold the 1919
Rhode Island Red state show meet in
connection with the 1919 Kenosha
poultry show some time in December
or the first part of January.
The dates for the local show will be
decided upon by the delegates going
to the convention at Milwaukee on
Friday and Saturday of this week,
when all show dates will be set for all
the different associations throughout
the state and set so that no dates of
shows will interfere with the associa-
ton from another, so as to give the
exhibitors better chance to send their
birds to other poultry shows.
j. B. Mondloch, who is also local
secretary Of the Wisconsin State Poul-
try Breeders Association, state
branch of the American Poultry Asso-
citation, has received the following
names who are now members of the
Kenosha association to become mem
bers of the Wisconsin State Poultry
Breeders Association. They are: Aug.
Barth, Frank l.. Jornt, Guy Pedley,
Geo. F. Griffin, Henry NJ. Mink, Chas.
w. Greening, A. Holder, VIM. Spencer,
&c. Fl. Kuehn and Fred G. Hannahs, Jr.
The election Of delegates for the
National A. P. A. convention to be held
at Chicago on August II ~, Is and
18th, was postponed until next Monday
night, August 4th,. The meeting next
Monday night will again take place at
the j. B. Mondloch Poultry Farm on
the Grand Avenue Road at 1880 P. NJ.
when the national delegates will be
elected. This will be public meeting
and every breeder is urged to attend
and hear the reports that the delegates
have brought back from the Milwaukee
convention and any one who is breed
er of poultry, no matter if it is for
profit or for only the few eggs that he
may pick out from under his hens.
should be or become member of some
poultry association or poultry club of
some kind and help boost for the bet
terment of the poultry industry. The
Kenosha Poultry Association is always
ready to help breeders of poultry any
where in the county in every wav in
helping the breeders in the city and
the country Gull out the none reproducing
hens and put the breeders flock on
better and more paying business by
writing or calling on Secretary J. B.
Mondloch, who will be at your service
at all times to prove what the Kenosha
County Poultry and Pet Stock Associa-
ton stands for.