Smyrna times., 1929-08-14
TPlILIRY TOUR 70 take.
Plant Of v. c. ANIHOhI

LAM VI w. D. AAllluh
RESTING PROGRAM OUT.
\ nI FOR AUGUST ss AND IS
.,,0 TO visit Bannister Han
t.r +.l'F Farm Of W. G. Anthony
Ia1 smyrna on First Day
tsose people who are inter-
! t-l't tbe poultry business are
y ; forward to the fourth an
ronltrv tour, which is sched-
I bp conducted through the
N A August 2S and p, under
di-sction H. Of the Delaware
poultry Association IN CO.
I'm with the State Board OF
',lt,,re and the Agricultural
,sion Department of the Uni
\ If Delaware. W. G. An
large plant near Smyrna, is
I those to be visited. The
arv and plans for this tour
outlined by a special com
! which met at the home OF
|ss Grove near Milford last
Eday evening, and those who
charge Of this affair are ex-
Il that a large crowd Of
nv raisers from all parts Of
tate and the adjoining terri
will take advantage of this
Etunity to visit some of the
landing poultry farms in each
4 three counties. At 8 o'clock
h morning of August %,
is the first day of the tour,
bOultry farmers will assemble
L Dover Green, and the first
to be visited will be that of
" Pleasanton between Dover
|Wyoming where there is a
! flock of white leghorns that
koducing high class Matching
! Mr.. Pleasanton also has had
lent results in raising chicks
accordance with the Grow
thy Chicks program. At 10
XIX, the party will visit the
Try farm Of William G. An
y near Smyrna, which is the
h commercial poultry plant in
|ware. The visitors will be in
kted in learning how Mr.. An
h has attained success in COM
(ng internal parasites for q
bd Of seven years in his large
! Of layers. The farm of Har-
johnson, two miles southwest
FiddletOwn, will be inspected
As o'clock, and at this place
visiting poultrymen will see a
/ Of 200 turkeys that were
|hed in an incubator and raised
p broOde stoves. Lunch will
ErVed by the Middletown Home
|onstration Club at some suit
place in this section, but the
llte arrangements have not as
oeen made for announcement.
'45 o'clock in the afternoon. the
lry plant at the University Of
ware Farm at Newark, where
White Leghorn pullets reared
'nhnement without succulent
food' and 450 pullets on an
range, will be an interesting
ne. The last stop for the day
Oe made at 4 o'clock at c. P.
ms farm, one and one-half
northwest Of Newark. At
larm, the visitors will see
White Leghorn pullets that
oen reared according to the
Healthy Chicks program,
= oarn and implement shed
'oeled into an ideal laying
ha Day to be Spent in Sussex
'ne second day, August 29.
.0ar Y. viii assemble at the farm
!, , y Palmer near Delmar at
LOCK l, in the morning, and at
pace the visitors viii see
: mature pullets that were
= from 2SOO chicks. Mr. PAL
followed all of the points in
''O~ Healthy Chicks Cam
r =. ! ~ o'clock the farm of
! Coper, s miles west of
a, a. will be visited, and an in
~ ,ot. made Of his long-type /
: ,a'sr Orooder house that has /
al,o 4 very satisfactory. From |
p'acs' w. the tour win 20 to L. I
. ! CO0per's farm at 1o.45. /
~ ne Grow Healthy Chicks .
~ ia.a was followed to overcome |
-. .es'atlon. At II o'clock. /
|, ,ul.s ne ladies' Of the Columbia
,alily ~ will serve lunch At !
~ No.. enarge. c. c. Hudson's /
Ia ui frankfort viii be visit
hs,s 30 .I o'clock in the afternoon
NJ rs.s j ne I, visiting farmers viii
,psd !, 'ne neatest and best
!. NJ poultry farms in the
|, MI. ,si. Hudson raised 1so0
! | saa tals year, and all Of them hem
J svss.e n,t condition, as the result
!, s'sVin OF mana oan,A
q nos,lp vl5 party viii visit the
east tnlnlsy ot HIy Tingle, 2 1-2 /