Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

~ w. NI'-fIllellS III lJl "hth
/. Riddick was placed In charge
superintendent. to $3.50 last year.
to more than 5000 specimens at
fair opening today, indicates the
feasing Interest In that industry
Virginia. During the past week
\ Ridd!ck and a large STAFF OF
stants has been closing up the
pils for this years poultry and
II stock exposition. The following
tcmcnt was Issued b. Mr.. H!ddick
81 night:
A fine display OF standard bred
Is is i wonderful awakcner or
II such 81 splendid assemblage Of
flower OF It thousand nocks with
having his attention CHALLENGED
y his interest enlisted.
The people must b. awakened 10
the Importance OF business
ich already equals the total value
&all the silver, gold. coal and Iron
diGts annually oc tn. United
> tes Tho ycar!y value of our
Try product Is cqua! 20 uat o,
d entire wheat crop.
or Interest 1" Farmer.
JSure!y the people of Virginia
3uld be- reused to the worth o.
+ great worlds industry.
1The poultry department Is one Of
chief forces Tor liking the atten-
r. OF our millions OF producers and
AuMcr5 upon tho outstanding
uc OF NE douestIc fowl IN our
Ia! ana commercial economy. while
stress always III" need o: breed
3F'ot standard stock.
resent poultrymou should
r. on renewed ne. which will cause
IN TO arouS" Interest steadily and
Isistently and breeders can aid
making the poultry show ~ the
5rg!nia stat" Fair Hn important
tor IN tho dcvclog,ncnt Of stand
bred ?oultr" throughout the
Every farmer should turn his at
1s,on 70 this department.. and aid
! the prhetirIl and scientific dcvcl-
Sent u this Industry Il virginia.
This department. brings together.
der III" moss; favorable circum-
s'nces ~ Inspection q b.w!ld.r.ug
nbcr 90 tAc choicest fowls 81 every
3ri"iy IL the standard OF p.rcec-
fH together with al breeds o.
Ter fowls. turkeys ducks. geese,
i.thA, pigeons and rabbIts
-Four Expert Judges.
ono may meet the most suCccss-
and experienced breeders from
ndr"d miles apart, and can obtain
Nr n"lnt ~ View, and catch :.
mpS" ~ secrets OF 1heir success
visiting This department.
'hAgf o..
FER products 20 the best possible
v'"tas" They may have the
|oic"st stock IN the country. nos
|Iy me best ia tho state, bu, with
the medium Of tho showroom
on they cannot be sure OF IN.
erior quality @: their fowls
$rhcrc is nothing. 10 my mind.
L. beautiful than a collection OF
iilful fowls. /, Is pleasure al
to SEE them at their besr, and
8man OF woman Who does no; re
\ Win AE!lIs o: admiration at
ch scene. IS denciemt In the abN-
F 10 appreciate that which Is super
-Four expert judges Of national
putation and members OF the
fner!can Poultry Association have
en- engaged and viii pass upon
e merits OF the poultry Il, the Vir-
mia State Fair this year"
The exhibitors in the poultry de-
srtment Of tho seventeenth annual
position Of the Virginia State Fair
% as follows:
Pleasant I'M Poultry Farm, Smith
I'D.
Mrs. Gordon IIarvie. Mnt,o2x, Va.
j., c. Drap!n. Weldon. y. c.
l. j. McCorcy. Augusta. Ca.
IL. G. spain. Church Road. Va
81. y. Tclicy. Church Road. Va.
John Cockcrill. North Fork. Va.
William Harding, Mjnisfcrro. Tenn.
Mrs. Frank Johnson. Louisa. Va
Ny own Poultry Farm. Rome. y. Y.
Frank j. Gormican. Roanoke. Va.
j. w. Dennis. !lo!dcroft, Va
Elm Ridge Farm Hatchery, Dunn
Irton. Va,
VI. r. dickson. Lynchhurg. Va.
Victor Hutchinson. Portsmouth. Va.
G. ]. Smith. Jr., Dumbarton. Va
II. l.. IIudgins, Portsmouth. Va.
Rio Vista Cornish Yards. RIO
lsta, Va
J. c. Houft. Wayncsboro. Va.
c. x. Way. Columbus. O.
e. and b. Lowcry. Cincinnati. o.
EGS-h- Day Farm, Vienna. Va.
+. T.. Seyman, brownsville, Va.
w. II. Edney, Norfolk. Va.
Niece Brothers. Wilmington, y. 9
Mrs. 9. NJ. Robinson, Charlo;tes-
lie, Va,
w. 4. Roynton, Amelia. Va.
iNoomingdale Poultry Farm. Dunn
rton, Va.
Mrs. \. NJ Lewis. Rio Vista. Va.
II. C. Adams. Iynchurg. Va.
G. J. Crossman, Newport News
Old Dominion Ranch. Highland
rings. Va.
Mrs. &. Il. Conner. waynesboro.
II. p. Poindcx;cr. Wcsthampton. va.
White Poultry Yards, Lorraine. Va.
Mrs. T. II. Rosen. Buckingham,
Even Davis. Highland Park. Va.
J. II. Mamdon. Huntington, w. Va.
j. Dempsey. Sumpter. S. G.
Richmond Exhibitors.
Among the Richmond exhibitors
L. IL Hcrbin. w. r. Sutherland.
j. Trimbol. $. T.. May. South Rich
ond; Mrs. T.. G. Kelley, Curle's Neck
lrm. r. +. D.: r. c. Childress. Mrs.
G. TIedEepeth, Northslde Poultry
lrds. Highland Springs: b. S. Tin
r., y. NJ. Lowcry, w. IT, Brill. Il.
. 'Wucst. G.. a. Lane, n. S. Under
IN, Or j. j. Stigall. W. II. Wherry.
I'm Icr"ld. j. l.. and ]. w. Gates,
ITton Heights; l.. c. Lindsey. r. II.
Iirinhoit, Jr., G. r. Blandford. r.
Abrams, Jr., G. L. Woody 7
tliuhan. J. II. Cullingsworth, Park
ew Poultry Yards: L. C. Landrum,
IS +. II. Cross. Mrs. NJ. T.. Burton.