Smyrna times., 1926-10-13
IFTHT 70 STIMULATE THE
'II|II M DF POULTRY IN STATE
ooruTRY TOUR TO TAKE
Flb r. ",pIY NEXT MONTH
,,,ltrymen Representing II Prac-
! 4 IIH,, TIpry Section of the Three

,.,.,,men Representing Prac-
IGHs V1sry Section of the Three
y \. n'IIo Volunteer Their Services
'niss y. that the commercial poul-
u. n. mi ether farmers in Del
III u taking an active interest IN
s..s,sful y t.r development Of plans
S St.ts Poultry tour, which has
Y a.s.Snied s'a,I for November 9 and
~ demonstrated by the re-
nj -sieb those who are directly
ss.'s # this affair are receiving
\. lssding poultrymen through
4. Y sntire State. Over fifty poul-
A r,sDresenting practically every
4 me three counties have vol
IT, d serve on a statewide
l.t.,s of which W. Y. Cosden Of
M !, chairman, to formulate all
'. n, pertaining to the general
-i..rsats for this tour. These
Trking in cooperation with =:
slrr. Extension Poultryman Of
r-,,,itvn of Delaware, New
County Agent R. Q. Bausman,
4, County Agent Malloy g.
Il, and Kent County Agent Rus
| 4 wilson will put forth every
h make this tour one of the
rang events in the poultry de-
-rt program for this section Of
mty. Among the duties of
rmber of this large committee
rrAT raisers will be to secure
lns; Of all those farmers in his
LIN who are interested in
Ia and to encourage his nelgh-
4 iGn this tour which will in
Gght different poultry farms
ane things Of interest and
rgsrding profitable poultry
Erhy will be shown and discuss
Poultry Farms to Demonstrate
urHng to the present itinerary
statewide tour, the following
b farms will be visited during
Two days, and it is hoped that
one who is interested in this
f1ed agricultural industry will
liyantage Of this opportunity to
ise eight different farms which
been selected because Of their
in DEMONSTRATING certain points
al to the profitable raising of
E& and the production Of eggs.
lEzry will include the farms
|AEl Earbaum and w. V. Cosden
rslTr area; E. w. Palmer, Del
FQA. Newton and Son, Bridge
EEel Poultry Farm and A. G.
Poultry Farm in the vicinity of
ssSvn, and W. D. Kibler and the
l1nal Egg Laying Contest at
Poultry raising is one of
Adng agricultural industries in
n, and this is especially true
Eo lower counties where the
T eggs and chickens are the
a1res Of income from many of
ms According to the United
census for 1925, the poultry
ES a whole resulted in more
. the farmers of Delaware
y fher one type of farming.
Industry Worth Four Million
lg the year 1925, the hens in
ee produced 6,38O,888 dozens of
ma ~ total market value of
\. N In addition to these eggs,
/" ealckens we're raised last
4 value Of 1882, 1856, making
= 'alue Of the poultry industry
%!e amount to almost four
a'liars. The following poul-
! ne state comprise the com
"a general arrangements for
n " ! Norvall Pepper, J. J. Kin
4, y I Allen, A. NJ. Tarr, r. E.
IN y :, Robert Boyce Of Seaford;
n y: nelson and Warren c. New
NJ + Otarence Bunting
" sardner Bunting Of Selby-
I rrettyman, Pennington:
Millville; John S. Dob
Ers.toi ET-...it Albert Locates, Frank
asT N ! Long, Dagsboro; E. W.
NM u Frank Pilgrim Of DeImar:
Fi,L L0ckerman, Greenwood:
si V.si ;, Lincoln City; E. T.
. N, 'led /. Walls Of Harbeson; Asa
y |, IOln " Reynolds and Byron
NJ gs gssufgetown; go Elmer Dick
III MS. MS s. N. Reynolds of Mil
n I, n SsI1n' 7 ?. B. Vinyard. Gus
4 NH " Frank B. Austen IF MI.
dug Dloaa' Viola; Mrs. D. F. Kin
CaJs ~. ". y. Cosden, Dover;
uVsiv,,,sl.ee slelton; Charles Kohout.
es ssfka Gssl Of Hartly; Harry
# = E.stt Matthews and Wilson
r.; HHsoeEessin; E. H. Donovan
IL I6ei5y 6ialy Z. Dance, New Cal,
andT dTfsey, Ts1iyy, Stanton; James
a FIli,.sa Wallace Cook Of Newark.
ad n0, Laurel; and n WI u