The Ballinger Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 60, Ed. 1 Monday, January 26, 1970 Page: 4 of 4
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Birthday
from the weather
Published Monday and Thursday at 711 Hutchings Ave., Ballinger, Tex. 7682]
Baby Food
10 ¥4-ox.
^Margarine
Dog Food
Canned Biscuits
Waffles
150-Ct.
Bacon
Sliced. 1-Lb. ■ 1
Capitol Pkg. W
Strawberries
Morocco ‘Dinnerware
Ballinger
Bufferin
Gallon
Plastic
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solved by replacing or
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Marilyn
Bob ____
Mary McGuire
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Perry
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Page 4—Monday, January 26, 1970
The Ballinger Ledger, Ballinger, Texas
A combination of grazing too
early<and too cloae over a peri-
od of time can lower forage
output as much as 70 to *0 per
cent
ance using average values for
a given forage.
If the old roofing sheets are
bent or water siphoning has
been a problem, the laps can
Oflen 4-Hers
select projects
Pillsbury'
Biscuits
rway 5-oz.
Pkg.
January
Cindy Flynt
‘Anthony Lange
Paul Halfmann
area of the fasteners, a No. 12
14 sheet metal screw'/can be
used to seal the nail and a new
nailing^ made nearby.
Heinz Strained
Assorted ★ Fruita
it Vegetables WDesserff
Safeway Big Buy!
at Texas
to a facili-
The best way to
winter pastures is to
grazing Calves can make satis-
factory gains by grazing winter
pastures every Second or third
day. provided good quality hay
is available free choice.
Forage sampling supplies and
information on how to take a
sample are available from the
offices of the county agent.
Sample.- may be sent to Forage
Testing Laboratory
A&M University or
ty in the area.
Sliced Bacon
Safeway. Na. 1 Quality
Twin Pet,
Dogs Love If!
Safeway Big Buy f
A leaking
sponsible for damage and waste
to stored farm products as
well as a source of discomfort
to livestock needing protection
Mrs. Wright's.
★Sweet Milk
or ★Buttermilk
Safeway Big Buy
It- may not be the best weath
er for repairing metal roofs;
however, mtfny problem^ asso-
ciated with this type of roof
ing, in service for several years,
c n be
missing
Farad*.
Washday Favorite!
main
range
sheets should
ly with nails
screws.
When the wood around the old
nail is decayed, a different
angle on the new nail will usual-
ly locate solid . material. If
there is no solid wood in the
For Subscriptions to ♦
ABILENE
REPORTER NEWS
Mrs. Louise Kotrlik
Pho. 365-2241, Hillcrest Addition
■ ■■ wrva&M
cart with many bargain* and
foodt far less money.
X liftAa ml B* ----« Oh-----S-1
vTKTO MIBCTIOn Of rWTIOtlGi BFOfraSI
I Fruits and V*g*tabl*sl.
Imperial*
Margarine
tests are
reconTnwb-
Robert W. Armendariz
Ruby Cowlishaw
Phil Turner
E. F Edwards, Jr.
Rex Cook
Connie Kay Cook
Those attending the meettag
were Carol Halfmann, Vi Half,
mann; Debbie Frey, Ann Wit-
berg, Ann Guily, Nancy Gully,
Jackie '.Wilberg, Barbara
Michajewicz, Linda ffllfmann,
Christine Ho e 1 a ch er Sha-
rtse Roh mt eld, Jane Half-
mann, Paula Schaefer, Chert
Jackson and Mary Beach.
Recreation was directed by
Jane. Halfmann.
ment Phosphorous
velop a healthy root
withstanding cold
weather Nitrogen
amounts is needed
growth.
Do you I
you did J
that may I
tion for I
much oldl
all heard I
as old as I
be not e
tude doeJ
do with hl
8S-year-ol
as she did
when she
she kn>w
Do you li
you look
Olfen '4-H Girls held their
meeting last Monday and se-
lected projects to be worked
on during the yea». Among the
selections were: Creative de-
signs for today's home, let’s
cook up a wash,'photography,
fun with bicycHdg, outdoor and
indoor cooking an# more fun
cariqg far i’yoUng child.
The program 'for the meet-
Ing was given by Mrs. Juanita
O’Connor, on Method Demon-
stration. ’—'
nails should be repla.c
nails having a rihg or
shank. Be sure,.
pliable under a wide
of temperatures. The
be fastened light-
and sheet metal
Cross fencing or rotational
grazing is as important with
winter grazing pastures as it
is with permanent pastures.
Livestock should he rotated
from a field when the plants
are grazed down to a height
of three or four inches During
good weather, regrowth may
take four or five weeks, and
cold weather can make th*
necessary recovery penod much
longer
/iiiLui i c Secodd Class Pottage Paid at Ballinger, Texas
11 —!— ----— ---;-------------
I Fraftci* E. and Rlchara H. Parry, Publishers
Richard H. Parry, Editor
from Any i
sound* lik
UMSriMi
Fertilizing the pasture is an
important part of good manage-
helps de-
system for
and wet
in ample
for lush
Rowena!
iih
Loose
cd with
screw-ty^e
though, that the-nails are of
the proper length and have a
lead collar under the head to
form a moisture seal, and are
zinc coated to prevent rust.
Jany.iry 31
Doylene Huntsman
David Dorotik
Delbert McQuem
Randy Chapman
FouHIom.
(71 OS L.b*l)—J*at. Cm
Gold,* Gr.m ★!•*!
WChickw—*-•<. lax
Printing Department
J. B. Nunn
Frank Moore
Ysidro Martines
NOTICE — Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any persei
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given to the management—Subscription Rates: Runnels County and Ballinger trade territory
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months accepted. Give old address when change of address is requested. Subscriptions are cash
tn advance. Paper will be discontinued when times expires.
February 1
Debbie Wheel :ss
Diane Ramsey
Frank Haines, Jr.
Mrs. Wm. J Cervenk*
John Patterson
Earl Schaefer
Mary Green,
Mrs. Victor Schwertner
Kyle Nunn
Adam Hennecke
Curtis A. Michalewicz
Myrtle Vestal
February 2
Eddie Knight
Anri Kresta • .....—
Dorothy Dankworth
January 26
Arlene Klaus
Wayhe Walther .
Dena Holley Griffin
Beth Stultz
Ed Kotrlik
Billy JS.'Swindler
4 January 27
L. A. Cantrell
Dade Hallmark
Cecil Halfmann
Chris Harral
Angela Black
Sharon Schaefer
Minnie I
1st for th J
says she ra
tion for hl
. . . clean!
7 '. . heal11
tilde can a
says. Cletl
important!
should pal
their hair]
she- .con tin
for foot i J
walking. I
nmile, you
to toe exp
says.
Now he
important
look and 1
yourself a
Ground Beef
Ground Chuck l*M (M*
Liquid Bleach
Detergent
Toilet Tissue
Facial Tissue^
Johnson's
Baby Powder
Red Cost Cotton .1A J »*rll. fe*. 31<
Cal Food ' a* Moot Timo 2&T 33<
Folks.B
rmnainiiM
ister to ■
are awaM
but ever!
must b«B
year’s rtl
bit wheiB
you)- votB
. sue, to \ (■
senator. I
county cl
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tion . . .1
to registl
ready d(|
cut the I
fill it out!
night Sal
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sensor's <1
If you nil
be sure >1
not only|
be able tl
it is a pril
pie in sol
Everyonq
6Q, must!
year . . I
there arl
ii-wues at
country I
to oast h
way of n
goes on i
Drumsticks ■ ■•*Mfed Grode 'A' Fryers
Split Breasts Cwt::^u-AD
Si HU Pori Spareribs
—u. 83* PorkChops Ooorfer MMd ferk Lofe —U.
January 28
Vera Mazac
'Mickey -Darby
Judy Lyles
Mildred Jacob
January 29
Johnny Green
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Coma in and Shop around, fill
Specials^ Stack up on
m txTro money a
★ low Pnc»» on
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★ Only USDA Oh
£«M'd*4£..|ft the TOTAL Food Bill that Counts!
Bananas
I Golden
'' '
hing at 6
will be hel
Hall at R
iwill "
evening fo
freezer, ti
trie razor
trie blanke
oline law
.Different types
av»iJflble Feeding
datums are included when *
complete analysis is requested.
We will be glad to discuss for-
age testing and the fees involv-
ed with any livestock producers
in the county
Good management can im-
prove the yields and quality
of grazing from small grain*
Grazing should : start only
after the plants have developed
a good root system and when
they have reached the 8 to 10
inch stage of growth Plant
height is a good indication of
root development. Too early
grazing can reduce yields by
25 per cent or more
Grapefruit Toies Roby
Red Delicious
Navel Oranges
Red Grapes
D’Anjw Pears
Texas Yams
Long Grain •
Comet Rice
HfeAajrv ■ . st**, j
•T*.
Recent analyses of some
Coastal Bermudagrass hays
show the crude protein content
varied from 3.3 to 17.2 per cent.
Protein content of alfalfa varied
from 87 to 23 2 per cent. A
wide variation was also noted
in other quality factors.
Thus, it is easy to see that
average values cannot be used
with confidence in most case*.
Underfeeding viill result in de-
creased productivity and over*
feeding in wasted nutrients la
either case, profits will be low-
ered
Forage testing can take a
lot of guess out of the quality
of the forage you are feeding.
The nutrient content ‘ofdrm-
_ ________________ ,__age crop* varies so widely that
be scaled with asbestos wicking it iq difficult to precisely1 sal-
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CaMI Cm*. Far* Cm* — S-U. •*« ■ WW
Saltines Seda Creators
Chunk Tuna «« £r29*^?
Carnation Mnk,=::“:.-17<7,7’
Cling Peaches‘2*s ar
Enriched Flour £2 39c ,
Cake Mixes
Aluminum Foil ar’lStW
Mellorine A**er9ott Fie v erg
TomatoSoup
TriMATfir: Town House-
Lunchtime Favorite! nA
Safeway
^’8 Buy!
FRYERS o
Raddy-to-Coak.
. • Everyday Low Price! ■
(Cut-Up _u 35() whoi.-Lb.
Sliced Beef Liver SklaaeU Z 0*v*i«*d
Beef Rib Ste
Pork Link Sausage
Hamburger Steaks
Green Onions l»ck
Turnips Parole Top. CHf Top
Banana Squash Nwtrifloett
Orange Juice nS7*£r
Orange Juice
Fruit Jufcfe ■p P»yoye< Pet stow
Baking Chicken
Pork Steak Bat* Cat
Sliced Picnics
Beef Patties Sfe"*«r*rr*.c*<**<r
Corn Dogs Cr**« <*r lM<ln
All Meat Franks Safeway
Sliced Bologna
Perch Fillets Largo. Pro-CoehoW —4Jb.
Fish Sticks J^ab*. Pt*«mM —Ik.
Lunch Meat
Veg-Aft ■ . lerltn i—t-OT. Cm
Compliment -
Wolf Chili
Fabric Finish
Rice-A-Roni,
Baby Oil Johnson's—IO-oi. Bottle
Baby Lotion ‘X"'*
Gauze
EVERYDAY PRICES!
EVERY DAY, too!
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Perry, Richard H. The Ballinger Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 60, Ed. 1 Monday, January 26, 1970, newspaper, January 26, 1970; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1183939/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.