American poultry world . ers that continue to ac-cept advertising from members of theclub who have been expelled. This isreferred to fully elsewhere in thisnumbe.*. Plymouth Rock Classes were filledweth quality. We have seen equally asgood in Barred Rocks at previousChicago shows, but White Rocks wereabove the average, and Buff Rocksbetter than they have ever been be-fore. Critics must give Buff Rockbreeders credit for persistence in breed-ing to Plymouth Rock ideals in regardto shape and at the same time holdingtheir own in color. It remained for White Wyandottesto carry off the honors for qu
American poultry world . ers that continue to ac-cept advertising from members of theclub who have been expelled. This isreferred to fully elsewhere in thisnumbe.*. Plymouth Rock Classes were filledweth quality. We have seen equally asgood in Barred Rocks at previousChicago shows, but White Rocks wereabove the average, and Buff Rocksbetter than they have ever been be-fore. Critics must give Buff Rockbreeders credit for persistence in breed-ing to Plymouth Rock ideals in regardto shape and at the same time holdingtheir own in color. It remained for White Wyandottesto carry off the honors for quality inthe exhibit of Wyandottes. Include!with the leading western exhibits ofthis variety were a number of exhibitsfrom eastern breeders. All of the Leghorn Classes, partic-ularly the Single Comb White, SingleComb Buff and the Single Comb BrownLeghorn, were big classes and of ex-cellent quality. The first S. C. WhiteLeghorn cockerel sharing honors withthe winning White Wyandotte cock-erel and first prize Buff Orpington. Sibleys Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds First Prize Winners Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis and Buffalo 1906-7-8-9.
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