The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 119, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 10, 1929 Page: 4 of 4
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The Daily Tribune, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1929
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CARTON
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of 6-60 Watt
of 6-100 Watt
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Lamps—only
Lamps—only
The drought caused a letup in the of about $5,000
quantity of milk obtained
’Ilie cream will go to the Crescout
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milk than it is getting, as there is a milk to the
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sharp Shears
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EVERSHARP PATENT SPRING TENSION SHEARS
FREE
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ADJUSTABLE- SELF-SHARPENING
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The Only Shear of This Kind Made!
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Ask any Employe About Our
September Special Campaign
Complete
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Cow Brings to Owner
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that can not be met.
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a halt miles south of Cuero,
The farm will be stocked with 2,-
the town of Sargent, and consistins
of 11,000 acres is posted according
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George Sargent ranch, located near
Mayburn Barfield, who will be co
partner in the enterprise
Present plans call tor the imme
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y in the past six
orge E, Holland,
Wouldn’t you like to have one of
these beautiful useful Checkerboard
Knives? It’s Remington quality—you
know what that means!
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planned to have from 40 to 100 cows
on hand at all times, from which the
farmer can make a selection of the
cow he wishes to buy, and the care
taker will be able to give the pur-
"Before we build a plant or a liiLll V \ LI |
CHAIN jar only a few
black specks (char-
coal) float; but in the other you'll find a thick
rim of alfalfa stems and other fibrous nu^tc
matter!
He Sell RED (HNIN because It's SUPERIOR Feed
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Tyler plant, and W L. K
butter-fat, during the
lanagement of
We are giving one of these knives
FREE to every feeder who buys a ton
of Purina Chows during September
and PAYS C \SH.
I lune mined my saddlery
business to East ith street
and mil now able to do work
lignin .Hine a nice lot of
saddles, bridles, etc.. which
will be sold at the lowest fig-
ures. See me before buying.
intormation that he
25 cents per pound. Heretofore this
was fed to hogs and chickens, but is
now greatly in demand as one of the
most enjoyable m table foods.
with a modern dairy
water and a large |
paign will be
county during tl
to enlist patrons
Trucks will I v
the routes. coller
at or near the l;
delivering them
checks are issu
The Jacksonville
ery paid out a total of
milk and cream to the
the Lockhart area
practically all of their feedsturs on
100 acres that will be kept in cul-
An electric incubator will be usel
lol hate hing purposes.
he need for
pastures, it
continuous
and seven broud r houses.
Free!
ol I ynn a former attorney of Orange, now 01
stock he
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I'HE difference is as-
K tonishing! In both
jars the real feed settles
to the bottom and the
waste matter rises to
top. In the R E D
FOR SAGE My home. Has five ’ ,
rooms, large sleeping porch and a.1 ’
conveniences, including gas. Near
school. H. W. Haler. j !
pounds of phosphorus and
siderable amount of lime.
pound beef steer removed i
“Happy-go-lucky" is a term never
applied to vurcessful, progressive
folk,. They have earned their pros-
perity by having been fair wiih them-
seives. They have faced problems
squarely, weighed facts, and pro-
vided sound insurance protection for
the preservation of their interests.
Be fair with yourself---keep your
insurance adequate. •
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FOR RENT Two rooms for light
till housekeeping . Mrs E. J. Mills. 20t
means ot in
urged t
the buying -
the use of tl>
trade territo
Adopt the tested. Mazda 60 Watt as standard for general
home lighting. It will give you bright, cheerful, depend-
able lighting service. Supplement the 60 Watt size, with
a 100 Watt l amp in the l iving Room. Dining Room, and
Kitchen.
Ised that only high Era
s he purchased and ns
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cows, at the stmt,
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more importance
operators plan to produce
Hunting or trespassing
Light costs so little that you should give yourself—and
your family- the benefit of properly lighted rooms. Get
a carton today and keep a few extras on hand for contin-
Inge, representative <>i th.- Carna-
tion Milk Products company, in ad-
dressing the Lions club her. said;
This knife has four fine steel blades
—a large utility blade, a spear blade,
a short clip blade, and a leather punch.
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for the fexas crop is
MORE MILk IS W \N TI D in
CREAMER) AT mh kii nrr
Lockhart, Sept. 10. During the
month of July the Lockhart cream-
copie of leXS re.
been done toward
I ISE any glass receptacles (two fruit jars
-- will do). Place in one, th lb. of
RED CHAIN OrdHge-Vitainine Egg Mash;
in the other, Mth lb. of any other. com-
mercial egg mash. I hen add 2 lbs. of water
to each, stir thoroughly and allow to settle.
Am a matter of convincing new ■
as well uh for Ilie purpose of keep
ing the creamery spark alive until
the real blaze can be started, the
Tribune has gleaned it number of
news items from various places
which show how important the cow
is becoming throughout the stat
The movement seems to be wide
spread and is constantly buoyed up
by the demand of the several big
condensing piants now in the state
as well uh those Htill to come
Read carefully the following news
items from widely scattered sec
Hons
IE the milk c
ers" homes
trop h i id Ui
his milch c
pounds of '
pounds of
Twenty acres ’I he largest
ire has been lished in the
is summer tomontls was I
provement 01 those being used
farmers in poultry proof fences atd the stock-
ing ot the tarm, at an initial cost
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$20 In Cash Trade With Us Entitles You to a FinePairof
bill during July one of
ows produced 1,263
whole milk, with 4K.l>
cooling station in this or any other
town we must have a certain pro
HOME M ADE 4 HI I SI is
SELI ING RI till) A A I ELGIN
Elgin, Sept. in. The sale of
"home-made cheese," or rather
•‘curd," la swelling the purse of the
thrifty housewives lore who find
FOR SALE The k Rochefort: »
home. One block from square, one
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below my estimate of Aurust 1, but
there huM been very rapid deteriora-
tion since that time," he said, "If
I were making the estimate now I
(ows • an be purchased on u bamis
whereby a farmer can pay for them
from the proceeds ol his milk
checks, requiring only a small down
payment
The company ban leased the old
Walter Connally farm, about a mile
and a half north of the city, which
Pastures are
an! Again he lead both leagues in
lay-off, heart tronble, injuries and III
■ sore muscles, Hala Ruth neverthele
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A High Grade Vendex Pencil FREE
to all school teachers and pupils your
name on it with the purchase of any
article.
Ogre count
leaders in
well improved.
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pasture. It im
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HDD) It X POI I nil AND
DAIRY I’MXI PLANNED
Cuero. Sept lo Announcement
was made by Chas. D. Peavy of this
i tty that he would establish a mod-
ern poultry and dairy farm at his
will lie rigidly prosecuted.
GEOKGE T SARGENT,
29-511 30-6-13-20w Matagorda, Tex.
pany, of which W. II
and Decide for Yourself
Which is the BEST FEED/or Your Hens
\ ALK—like some poultry feeds—is cheap. Confronted by the con-
— dieting claims of many feed manufacturers (all claiming the best )
you are apt to conclude that all feeds are alike—or else that their makers have
but scant regard for the truth.
Why not decide for yourself—uninfluenced by personality or arguments?
When you buy feed, you want to get your money’s worth; you want
egg-making materials— not alfalfa meal and other high-fibre fillers which
are condemned by the leading agricultural colleges and experiment stations.
Here’s How Xoit Can See How Wiich Feed I on Get!
Gr v ■ community. Beaumont. The Holland dairy was
Until this yeur the production of established on his farm about 10
his cows had slumped in the sum miles west of orange. There are
mer when the demand fill sweet around 50 cows being milked at the!
eream at the local he cream factory, Holland duiry tarm.
was th.1 greatest. But this season Many of those engaged in the
hs in cow,inereased then milk dairy as well as others
low two gallons a day as soon as interested in farming and truck
........ were turned into the Sudan growing, are anzious for the es
Erass.pasture, and in eight dayshad tablishment of a creamery here
inereaned ... gallons dally I he w hil 1 (hey believe w (I result in t he
milk averazes tour per cent and growing or dairy ....... in quantities
se is tor 50 lints p, , pound butter that will make dairy business a bet-
tat. making the pasture yield $4.80 ter paying proposition it is gen-
per day, not counting the vulue ot eraliy unde........ that the estab-
Ihe kim milk . ,, , , lishment ol a creamery at orange is
At the end of 11 days the grass now being considered,
was eaten down, and the cows had
lo be removed for a few days to get
another start. He intends to plant
one acre of Sudan grass lor every
cow next year . the county agent re
I ports.
Bastrop, Sept. 10.- Many farmers I
in this section are awakening to
the fact that the dairy Industry of-
tors a profitable side line as a rev-
ehue-pr oducer on the farm. T. T.
Royston, prominent farmer of Ras-
month of August.
The report shows that this one
cow netted its owner on an aver-
age of $20 per month for the two-
month period in which the reocrd
wus kept.
. p.i v ing f I 30
owns j J Johnson
alle crop
live stoc
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Smithville. Sept
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MAN*
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Ruth's N
nome tax'
rent kinds of live stock re
lirerent amounts of plant
ments. For instance, tb<
• milch cow in one year re
of nitrogen, about eight
Ha Id well is
bus b<tn or-
ition to sell
alls ihovi
and food
Pay aver
aught and passed them
Kuns despite his long
l nder cat pain from
1 the l ore thl> casoi
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agriculture said Monday
the government estimate
to be about right."
stimate of 1,109,000 bah
duction of milk in that territory." Lillie ha
UiHe KU
mption,at "seem
plant, the Th
and on paved street, A bargain
and most reasonable in price. Call
at Tribune for further inform 1-
tion. 24tf
j The subscribers to Hie cow fi-
l nance project are prominent Smith
count y business linn.
ORAXa. M ES
D AIK) PICDFHS
Orange, Sept. 10 That develop-
। ment in the diary line this year has
been the greatest in Orange county
I is treely admitted.
, A review shows 20 new dairies,
most of whie h were established by
farmers and stock men in the past
six months who have heretofore de
voted their time to oilier afairs.
Around 400 gallons of milk are pro-
dm ed daily by the new dairies and
it is be ing di* posed of through rep-
rosentatives of Beaumont crean-
ately 27 pound
bout 20 pounds
idea double this
Texas Cotton Figured
At 4,000,000 Bales
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 119, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 10, 1929, newspaper, September 10, 1929; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1554127/m1/4/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.