Milford chronicle., 1931-01-16
OULTRY SHOW AWARDS ANNOUNCED


ed by the Globe American Corpora.
tiOn, KOkOmO, Indiana, for the best
old pen of Barred Rocks in the Pro
ductiOn Department was awarded tC
Stems Poultry Farm, Dagsboro.
One bay of Struven's Fish Meal
offered by Charles NJ. Struven and
Company of Baltimore, Md, for the
best old pen of Barred Rocks in the
Exhibition Department was award
ed to Oliveh Koelig, Jr., Newark.
One oil burning brooder offered by
the Twin Poultry Farm, Elsmere,
for the best White Rock cockerel in
the Exhibition Department was
awarded to Locust Knoll Farms, of
Media, Pa.
The following special prizes Of
fered by business houses and indi-
viduals were awarded to winners in
the Boys and Girls All Club De-
partment at the Delaware State
Poultry Show held in the Whining
ton Armory, January 8, 8 and 10.
"The Krakaur Poultry Company
silver trophy cup for the American
breed trio showing the best meat
type to Ethel Austin, Milford, on
young trio of Barred Plymouth
Rocks.
The G. Z. Conkey Company Junior
Trophy Cup for best old trio any
breed to Charles T. Jones, Green
wood, on old trio of Barred Rocks.
Five pound package of Conkey's
Y-O offered by the G. E. Conkey Co.
of Cleveland, Ohio, for best youns
trio of Barred Rocks, to Ethel Aus
tin, Milford; two pound package of
COnkey's Y-O for best old trio of
Rhode Island Reds to Joe Kielbasa,
Milford; one pound package of Con-
keys Y-O for best young trio of /
Rhode Island Reds to Norman Col
Inns, AIiddletOwn.
A Jamesway open mash feeder Of
fered by the James Manufacturing |
Company of Elmira, New York, for
best young trio of White LeghOrns
to Robert Speicher, Greenwood.
One quart bottle of Blk disinfec-
tant valued at SLIPS awarded by GEN
eral Laboratories, Inc, of Madison,
Wis, to each of the following:
Frank A. Elliott, Jr., Greenwood,
first Barred Plymouth Rock hen;
NIaude Pepper, Seaford, first White
Leghorn hen; Jack I4afferty, Ches-
void, first r. /. Red hen; Marvin w.
xlair, Marshallton, first White Wy
lndOtte hen; Louis Krapf, Marshall
on, first White Plymouth Rock hen;
3harles T.. Jones, Greenwood, first
Barred plymouth Rock cock; Stew
Irt McVaugh, Hockessin, first White
4eghorn pullet.
One roll of Cel-O-Glass 40 X g.
-warded by the Acetol Products
company, Inc, New York City, for
est old trio of Barred Plymouth
locks to Charles F. Jones, and a
imilar award. for second young trio
+ White Leghorns to John Mont ,,
Wilmington.
Twenty-Five Fishel Strain White :
Vyandotte baby chicks valued at 7;
$500 awarded by J. c. Fishel and :
on, Columbus, Indiana, for first :
0ung trio of White Wyandottes to !,
llssell Wiley .Bridgeville. !,
One years subscription by the !;
merican Poultry Journal, Chicago, =
} Ethel Austin. F'ilford, for second =
rize on brown eggs. and to Evelyn :,
ORGY, Bridgeyille, for third prize on
r0wn eggs.
One years subscription by Every -
)dy's Poultry Journal, Hanover, =;
a., to Robert Rust, Harbeson, for = =
'cond prize on white eggs; Milton - :,
Harbeson, third prize on l.
hite eggs; Charles F. Jones, first :,
AIRED Plymouth Rock cockerel; :,
,hn Montgomery, first White Leg :. =,
'rn cOckerel; Jack Ellingsworth, g.
over; first Rhode Island Red cock. II, ~