The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1926 Total Sales of Model Units Pass $600,000 Mark in Sixty -Seven Day Hi I F1SME TON ARM DRAW PURCHASERS FROM SEVEN I I Sta(t Poultry Talk on Poultry Weekly Feature at Local Station Another Big Unit Just Opened at Fishelton Farms Eighty-Seven Families Have Bought Units Many Parts of Country Are Represented Fishelton Farms Will Enter 100 Birds in Shows This Fall Fishelton Farms will be represented by 100 of its best birds at a number of poultry shows to be held throughout California this fall, it was announced this week by Judge William Wise, supervisor of the Fishelton Farms plant. Shipments Soon First contingent of 40,000 U. R. Fishel White Plymouth Rock hens which are to be shipped to Fishelton Farms from the parent Average Daily Sales HavJ "This will be the largest number suffer In the conipetltions to be plant at Hope, will be loaded into three specially equipped cars at once and will reach San Inquiries Are Received from Many Foreign Countries Jumped to $9,500 of birds that we have ever entered s.

VFRAGE daily sales If you are interested In poultry raising, from any angle, you will enjoy the weekly radio talks given over station KFWC by E. B. Fishel, manager of the Fishelton Farms poultry plant. Mr. Fishel is "on the air" from 5 to 5:15 p.

m. every Monday unless absent from the city, in which case a talk prepared by Mr. Fishel is given by a substitute. An Interesting feature of these talks is the answering of Inquiries concerning the various phases of poultry husbandry. Mr.

Fishel announces that he will be glad to answer any questions pertaining to poultry sent In by listeners. These queries may be mailed to Mr. Fishel at Fishelton Farms, 2989 Street, San Bernardino. The wave length of KFWC Is 211.1 meters. A Fishelton Farms ar With practically all of the Fishelton Farms property on and streets sold, all of the way back Into the foothills, another unit was opened this week and is finding a ready sale, according to O.

H. Cash, tract manager. The property just opened up includes practically 200 acres, extending northward from Marshall boulevard to the city limits and eastward from street to Sierra Way. It also embraces three additional blocks bounded by Thirty-sixth street on the south, the city limits on the north, Sieira Way on the west and Waterman avenue on the east. The block bounded by Marshall, Thirty-fourth, and Arrowhead Is not a part of this property.

More than 60 of the 535 acres in the tract have been sold In the past 67 days, Mr. Cash said. Bernardino within the next two weeks, according to a letter revived yesterday from E. B. Flsli-el, manager of the local plant.

Mr. Fishel is at Hope arranging for the shipment of the fowls. "I find all of the stock in prime mounting gradually, accord ino- to R. M. AS an indication of the nationwide interest in poultry raising, the Los Angeles office of Fishelton Farms is receiving an average of almost 100 letters daily in which information is sought relative to the Fishelton Farms development.

Flock of Hens Money Makers Three Carloads to Be Started Westward in Few Days With her 395 birds laying an average of three eggs each per week, or a dozen a month, Miss Flora Splcker expects to realize a yearly profit of at least $5 each from her White Plymouth Rock hens on her model poultry unit at' Fishelton Farms. Miss Splcker, with her mother, moved Into her new home at Thirtieth and streets a little over two months ago. Last week her flock of hens laid 107 dozen eggs, an average of more than three eggs per hen. This same ratio has neld up practically every week Flnce Miss Splcker started. The egg check which Miss Splcker receives from Fishelton Farms each week reveals that her hens are averaging a net profit to her of from 10 to 12 cents apiece per week.

With this record being made in the summer months, Miss Splcker Is confident that the average earning per hen will be at least $5 at the end of the 12 months' period. Figures submitted by Miss Splcker show that gross earnings per hen average from 15 to 18 cents per week. Five cents is deducted weekly to cover feeding eral manager of this local de tTolrtTimpnt. staged in this state this fall." E. I.

Hammond, veteran poultry show manager, announces the following places and dates for the fall shows: California State Fair, Sept. 5 to 11; Riverside, Sept. 21 to 26; Pomona. Sept. 27 to Oct Santa Cruz, Oct.

5 to 10; San Bernardino. Nov. 8 to 15, and the Ambassador Hotel Auditorium, Los Angeles, Nov. 30 to Dec. 5.

In addition to the entries to be made In California shows, U. R. Fishel White Rocks will participate in about 25 state and county expositions to be held in the East, according to advices received from U. R. Fishel of Hope, Ind, founder of the strain.

condition," Mr. Fishel writes. month ago Our BMW in shows at any one time," Judge Wise said. "Recent enlargement of our flocks and the fact that for some time we have been getting many birds ready for exhibition will enable us to have a wonderful representation at the coming shows. NOTED PRIZE WINNERS R.

Fishel White Plymouth Rocks, a strain brought to Its present high standard of perfection over a period of almost half a century, are nationally known as prize winners. They have won many thousands of dollars In cups and other awards, In addition to ribbons galore, In shows throughout the country. We are confident that their reputations In this respect will not were averaging about 7,000 a dajH "We have some beautiful birds here and a number of them are the dally average has Deen Drougn up to $9,500," Mr. Thomason point' making some splendid records "Our total business tor the a 22 went beyond the $600,000 mark. averafl for laying.

"We expect to ship out the first three carloads of the 40,000 within the next few days. Arrangements are being made with the railroads to expedite ship investment for eacn ou.r This statement R-as made yester-Jay by F. D. Milliard, sales manager of this local poultry project, In explaining the fact that 88 families have purchased units at Fishelton Farms a little over two months. approximately ffflw.

other poultry de ENLARGE OFFICES Plans are being drawn by W. G. Gillespie, tract architect, for the construction of three new offices at the tract headquarters of Fishelton Farms. These additional quarters were made necessary by the recent enlargement of the company's office force. velopment anywhere which has eve roxnH such as we navi ments to the greatest possible aumevcu at uisneuou which Is' only slightly more thai buyers reveals that a big majority of them are from Los Angeles and vicinity.

However, the list Includes one man from Florida, two from New York, one from Louisiana, one from Illinois, one from Washington and one from Arizona, We are In touch with a number of families outside of the state who are preparing to move to California in the near future and many of them have signified their Intention of locating at Fishelton Farms when they get out here." two months old. r.ET FLOOD LIGHTS SALES AVERAGE MORE THAN ONE EACH DAY Sales of model 'units at Fishelton Farms continue at the rate of more than one a day, according to F. D. Minyard, sales manager. The average Investment per family Is In excess of $7,000.

MUCH INTEREST SHOWN IN LAYING COMPETITION Entries have been received from many states for the Fishelton Farms International White Rock egg-laying contest to be held at the local plant, beginning Nov. 1 and lasting for one year, according to Judge William Wise, plant superintendent. extent. We plan to ship the entire 20 carloads in the next three months." All of the 40,000 birds to be shipped here have been contracted for by buyers of units at Fishelton Farms. 70 IN BUILDING CREW More than 70 workmen of the building trades are employed on construction Jobs at Fishelton a have been Installs 1UUU namw recently at the Fishelton Farm tract office and poultry piauu Farms.

and other expense. "These letters F. D. MINYARD are being received trom every state in the union, with the inquiries from California cities and towns far in the lead, Middle Western points second, the South third in number and followed by the East, West and North. "In addition to letters which we are receiving from all sections of the United States, we are constantly hearing from people who live In "BUILDING THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO START TWO MORE HOMES Work was begun Thursday on two new homes and poultry plants at Fishelton Farms.

Two families moved Into their completed residences on the tract this week. Canada and British Columbia, We also have received a number of Inquiries from residents of Europe, the Hawaiian Islands, the Philippines, Cuba, South America, British East Africa and British West Indies. "An examination of the list of 30 BROODER HOUSES Construction of SO brooder houses was completed this week at Fishelton Farms. They will accommodate 30,000 baby chicks. Already more than half of them are full.

"A Total Income of $370,000 to 100 Families Next Year" a This Is Net Revenue From Both Egg and Meat Sales NEARING THE 100 Family Mark Eleven Names Added to List of Buyers in Past Seven Days "Yof al Is Now 88" Sales of eleven model units at Fishelton Farms the past week brought the total number of purchasers up to eighty-eight, representing an aggregate investment of $604,022. The eleven sales made in the last 7 days totalled $63,845, the average investment per family being approximately $7,500. Sales for the first 22 days of July already have passed the $200,000 mark. Those who purchased units at Fishelton Farms the past week follow: Charles G. Baecht San Bernardino, Cal.

Jacob L. Barrick Santa Monica, Cal. Stella M. Frederick Monrovia, Cal. Mrs.

Murtie Gasaway Los Angeles, Cal. Rosa Germaun Calipatria, Cal. Nicholas Haag Cohocton, N. Y. Elbert C.

Lewis Los Angefes, Cal. Mrs. Madelon P. Pennington Inglewood, Cal. Robert H.

Stephens Home Gardens, Cal. Esther A. Watson Bloomington, Cal. George Wilkinson Monrovia, Cal. The list of previous purchasers follows The success of the Fishelton Farms development is largely due to the practicability of the plan under which we are operating a plan which virtually guarantees to unit purchasers more than DOUBLE the profits obtainable under any other method of poultry raising.

These extra profits are made possible from the fact that we are stocking all units, not with light birds, but with U. R. Fishel White Plymouth Rocks, a strain famous for both its high egg production and its MEAT VALUE. These birds mature very rapidly, cockerels at three months of age weighing an average of three pounds and selling on the market at well over $1 .00. They also are noted for their superior flavor.

The resident poultryman is thus assured big profits from the sale of his eggs PLUS very profitable earnings from the rapid turnover of his meat fowls. Thus, Fishelton Farms is due to become one of the great agencies 5n the prosperous development of San Jennie T. Benham. Cal. Oscar T.

Tenner. Cal. Our Sales v-'- 1 lSHeltOn I arillS Have Broken W. E. Angelas, Cal.

W. A. Tlppln Thermal, Cal. Harry A. Thomas.

Long Beach, Cal. Ida O. Los Angeles, Cat Marls JUes Los Angeles, Cal. Leo J. Kay Angeles, Cal.

A. X. Law Los Angeles, Cal. Alfred Ivey Angeles, CaL anna T. Barnard.

Los Angeles, CaL Mrs. Oeorgtana Little Los Angeles, Cal. John Hex Los Angeles, Cal. Wallace O. Preeman.Welton, Arls.

Otho B. Booth San Bernardino Harry Y. Stretch CaL Haiei M. Oallaher Sierra Kadre, CaL William P. Schen Los Angeles, CaL Almaron R.

Kelso. CaL I. C. Blair San Pedro, CaL Edith Z. Pllnt Los Angels, CaL Carrie p.

Colson. CaL Bertha Benham. Los Angeles, CaL A. C. Koesch Venlee, CaL Cora B.

Simmons. Pedro, CaL William O. feorabeck Los Angeles, CaL Lawrence Z. Paget. Pasadena, CaL 8.

A. Burd Los Angeles, CaL Oeorge W. Dodge. CaL Horman J. Schwarti Walnut Park, CaL Mrs.

sua stratus Los Angeles, CaL brands O. Lewln. CaL C. Montoto Wilmington, CaL P. C.

Los Angeles. CaL W. T. Livingston, X1L W. O.

Bennett Bollywood, CaL O. W. Brewster San Praaelseo, CaL Mrs. Anna Evans. CaL John B.

Plscher Los Angeles, Cal. L. L. Powler Seattle, Wash. K.

A. Pranson. Vlotorvllle, Cal. Hrs. W.

W. Pulton Eagle Bock, Cal. Henry Hart Angeles, CaL Alex Jenkins. Cal. George A.

Euebel. Porte, Ind. A. 8. Law Los Angeles, CaL SC.

T. Lee Hollywood, Cal. Sam H. Loop Angeles, CaL P. B.

Martinsen. La. Mrs. S. A.

Men. Los Angeles, CaL B. B. McOecklln.Los Angeles, Cal. Abraham Rafael.

Los Angeles, Cal. A. P. Binehart. Angeles, Cal.

A. C. Boech Venice, Cal. Caroline and Plora Los Angeles, Cal. E.

B. Angeles, Cal. J. J. Tanner Tampa, Pla.

XJ. Q. Los Angeles, CaL B. Verloop Los Angeles, Cal. Henry Palkendorf Angeles, Cal.

John McB. Bowman New York A. X. Swanson. Cal.

John Samenfeld. Cal. B. H. Short Angoles, Cal.

William H. Bean. Eagle Bock, Cal. Ben Brennen. Bock, Cal.

James Layfleld Olendale, CaL O. B. Los Angeles, Cal. Ales Stewart. Angeles, Cal.

A din Alexander. Angeles, CaL J. V. McCain Horwalk, Cal. Emma J- Brnnker Los Angeles, CaL M.

L. Marr Los Angeles, CaL John B. Crimes Lennox, Cal. Stanley B. EUls.

Angelss, Cal. Pred Andrews. Angeles, Cal. Pred W. Cure Huntington Park, Cal HOME BUILQERS Records for a "Keep Your Eye on This San Bernardino Project Not Main San Bernardino Office, Fishelton Farms Plant Yet Two 30th and Streets Months Old" Downtown Office, 433 Court St.j Branch Office, 346 St.

Les Angeles Office: Fourth Floor W. M. Garland Building "BUILDING THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO".