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More reading: http://articles.extension.org/pages/68127/infectious-coryza-in-poultry http://www.thepoultrysite.com/diseaseinfo/82/infectious-coryza/

Here is a link for the sulfa antibiotic: http://www.allivet.com/mobile/p-8021-bird-sulfa-smz-tablets.aspx?sku=50881-2&gclid=cjwkcajwokdxbraaeiwa4xnqv70dhsylu-brqvmcuarjojz_exj4she1ikwoxoaydfm0aznml8bllhoclj0qavd_bwe

I would try to get a diagnosis either by testing, or through a necropsy. Since this seems to be spreading fast, I would get them separated. A necropsy is a fast and easier way to get a diagnosis. Contact your state vet to ask about that or testing. You can spend a lot of money on medicines over...

It sounds like there is a serious respiratory disease going through your flock, such as infectious coryza or others. Is there a bad odor around the faces? I would separate the sick chickens from the others, and either put them down, or get some sulfa antibiotics from a vet to treat for possible...