Milford chronicle., 1933-04-14
IlroiIers

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raising of brOilers and say that the!
set more profit in producing thi
class of chickens than in any Othcl
way.
Baby chicks are cheap and tn,
price of feed is low, so that an up
to-date poultry raiser can make ;
few dollars even if the price oI
broilers has been reduced.
People who are in the business
say that the raising of brOilcrs is
quite easy. They require attention
for the first few weeks and then
with the right kind of feed and
pure water will almost take care OF
themselves.
Poultry farmers should he care
full in buying baby chicks and only
take those which are hatched from
eggs of first class stock; by follow
ing this plan the chickens raised
will grow faster and larger and
command a higher price than those
which are produced from eggs from
rundown stock.
Hatchery
Most of the near by towns have Il
hatchery established where they not
only hatch their own baby chicks
but have an established trade from
other points fer their surplus pro-
duct. We are told that some of those
who have hatcheries have made
considerable money.
If some one would establish hat
cherry near Glendale. ON some de-
sirable land, which we have in abun-
dance, which can also be bought at
low figures, it would open up way
for some one to make some money,
The poultry farmers around FL
lendale who buy thousands Of baby
chicks each year could by buying
of home hatchery keep the money
SO expended at home. We have many
poultry farms, which are so situated
that with the expenditure Of a little
money the owners could soon have
a hatchery of their own.
Let John G. Wilson, Charles Wal !
ins, William Wolfe and many others
take this matter under considera-
tion and see if one of them cannot !
be induced to try the experiment of !
hatching baby chicks. Il would be !
good for the town and vicinity.
Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua A. EllegOOd |
quietly celebrated their 59th we'd
ding anniversary on Monday last,
April 10 at their home here. They |
were married at Lewes, April 10,
1874.
Building Boom
John w. West has had surveyed |!
and plotted a number Of building |
lots on a tract of land, which he !
owns at the eastern edge Of town. !
He has sold number of them to
people who will soon commence to
build for themselves a home. Ches- !
ter DickersOn has already cOnmen-
ced to erect for himself home on
one of thosc lots. J. b. Short, Jr.. /
has the contract. II now looks as If A.,
cur carpenters would have a fun !
years work
Chimney Fire
A chimney fire occurred at the
home OF Chester DickersOn on Fri e.
DAY last. The quick work OF our fire
laddics soon had the blaze under
control. No damage.
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Timmons and
two soas. Junior and Altou. spent
the weekend in visiting relatives at
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lynch of Harvey Cedars. N.
]. 1t was near this latter spot where
the dirible Akron took her fatal
plunge. They were shown the lOca-
tion where the dirigible fell.
William Warrington of the State
of Virginia has arrived in Glendale
aud will spend some time as the {
guest of his sister aud brOthcr-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac f. Warren.
Sr.
William Clendaniel and sister.
Mrs. Josephine Love mOtOred to
Philadelphia OH Saturday and spent
the weekend with relatives. On
their return Mrs. Loves daughter,
Anna Belle. accompanied them home
to spend her Easter vacation. She Is
attending school i'm Philadelphia
Rev. and Mrs. Il. G.. Conner had
as their guests the past week their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Conner and child of Will
mingtOn. They are also entertaining
their son Harry who is a student at
a college in Williamsport, Pa, who
is spending his Easter vacation
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Williams and
children motored to Slaughter
Beach on Sunday. This was their
first trip to the old bayside resort
and they were much pleased with
the beach.
Easter
Jesus answered and said unto
them. Destroy this temple and in
three days | will raise It up.
Then said the Jews: Forty and six
years was this temple in building,
and wilt thou tear II up in three
days? But He spake of the temple
of His body John. End chapter, 18th
to 21st verses.
The Christian structure rests
on two great facts-the
death and resurrection of Christ.
These are the two leading truths of
the gospel-that Christ died for as
to the scripture and rose
again according to the scripture.
Remove either of these and the
Christian e6ifice is involved in ruins
and the hopes of sinful world is
forever.
Both David and Isaiah had fore
told the Messiah's resurrection. That
was long before the birth of the