Third annual catalogue of the Cyphers Incubator Co . Oct. 12, 1898. THE CYPHERS INCUBATOR CO., WAYLAND, N. Y. Gent]cmcn: You will without doubt bo pleased to learn that over one-half of the thousands of young breeders hatched in your machineslast spring have been sold, and the season for selling breedingstock hardly yet open. All of which means we are again going torun short of fowls with which to fill orders, before the winteris over. It also means that we must again increase our capacityin proportion to the great demand for our stock. We are pleasedto attribute much of our success in raising
Third annual catalogue of the Cyphers Incubator Co . Oct. 12, 1898. THE CYPHERS INCUBATOR CO., WAYLAND, N. Y. Gent]cmcn: You will without doubt bo pleased to learn that over one-half of the thousands of young breeders hatched in your machineslast spring have been sold, and the season for selling breedingstock hardly yet open. All of which means we are again going torun short of fowls with which to fill orders, before the winteris over. It also means that we must again increase our capacityin proportion to the great demand for our stock. We are pleasedto attribute much of our success in raising our chicks to thestrong hatches obtained from the twenty 360 egg CyphersIncubators used by us last spring, and we therefore call uponyou again to furnish twenty (20) additional machines. Thanking you for the prompt and careful attention given ourpast orders, we are, Yours very truly, PLAINFIELD POULTRY FARM CO., S. B. CORBY, Manager. THE CYPHERS INCUBATOR COMPANY. SCENES ABOUT PLAINFIELD POULTRY FARM. THE PLAINFIELD POULTRY FARM. This firm was established in 1888 by Mr. Corby, who is the manager and part owner. Ayear ago it was turned into a stock company,since which time the plant has had a lustygrowth, and is destined to be one of the greatpoultry farms of the future. The farm is located three miles west of Plain- field, a beautiful little city but twent} miles fromNew York, on the New Jersey Central site is one of the best—on a long southernslope, which is interrupted by a slight depression,and then swells over a broad low ridge uponwhich the main poultry buildings are located,then falls away again into the valley, where isthe duck pond, and just beyond the long duckhouse. The breeding ducks have access to water 74 THK CYPHERS INCUBATOR COMPANY
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