Falfurrias Facts (Falfurrias, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, June 18, 1937 Page: 3 of 12
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FALFURRIAS PACTS
FALFURRIAS, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1937
OUR CREAM LINE
Every morning, every night, she 's your living*
treat her Right!
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SILAGE
In most every section of w>th
the United States, silage has
been a boon to the dairyman
and in sections, such as this,
where pastures are large and
grass sparsely distributed, ail
age is nearly essential to ec
onomical dairying.
Let us list some of the ad
vantages of silage as has beep
listed by an eminent author
ity.
1. There is more actual
food saved from acre by put
ting it in a silo than from any
other known method. Then may be
logically it makes possible the crop.
Silage, even from plants
course stalks, such as
corn and cane is eaten prac
tically without waste.
5. Crops may be ensiled
when the weather does not
permit them to be cured into
dry fodder.
6. Weedy crops wh|i-h
would make poor hay may
make silage of good quality.
WARNED REGARDING
SOCIAL SECURITY
ACCOUNT NUMBERS
San Antonio, June IS —Em
ployers were advised today in i
a statement issued by J. E. j
Jackson, manager of the San i
Antonio field onice of the So'
icial Security Board, of the re |
Iquirements for filing Form SS
15 on behalf of former employ
ees for whom they have no so
Icial security account numbers.
. Jackson’s statement empha
., ized the danger of inadequate
to the stored grains. Further ........ . .. .
more in the feeding of silage ,ndentitnation and ol the com
EMPLOYER A EMPLOYEE I account numbers, in order tol for a new account number for
save the former employer the| the person who had formerly
necessity of filing Form SS 5| worked for him.
we find many advantages:
1. It is well liked by all
animals.
2. Silage is slightly laxa
tive and has a beneficial ef
feet when fed with dry
feeds, v’
3. It supplies vitamines
that are generally lacking
in grains, which is very im
I M A NEW WOMAN
THANKS TO PURSANC
]/ 7**, I’lirsangcontains, in properly
balanced proportions, such proven
elements as organic copper ami iron.
Quickly atimulatfs appetite and aids
nature in building rich, red blood
even in case* of simple anemia. VI hen
this happens, energy and strength
usually return. You feel like aew,
Get Pursang from your druggist.
Ensiling will kill pn.|r'«cally on
all of the week seed present. * .......... T, •
pletenesa with which the em
ployers’ requirements are met
by the filing of Form SS 5. He
urged employers wherever it
is possible to secure account
numbers of former employees
by direct contact with such
employees before filing Form
SS 5 on behalf of such employ i
ees.
7. When the corn or cane
is ensiled it is removed from j ]ar}re amounts of silage is in
the land early and the land j jurious, but this has befcn
used tor anothei proVen erroneous by the Ohio
green pastures. It is claimed i Employees were urged by
that continual feeding of I Jackson to furnish their ac
count numbers to each of the
Experiment Station.
Since this is the time
of
keeping of more stock on a g. The product from a giv
given area of land.
2. There is a smaller loss
of nutrients in making silage
then when the crop is cured
dry.
3. Usually at a low expense
silage fur’ ' ..es a high qual
ity succul . feed.
Crtiirjsms and contributions arc very welcome. Please adi'ress r II. I.. Jones, care falftirrias Creamery Co.
en area can be stored in less yeai« to make silage let us
area as silage than as a dry i bear in mind that silage is the
hay. | best insurance we can have
9. Feed may be saved in a in dry years, and u.-jp every
silo that cannot be saved any I available acre of cane, corn
other way. Especially is this and grass that we can to pro
true in the south where the i vide for this year, and the
weevil does so much damage' next.
MOO D Y’S
EASY REST INNKRSPR1NG MATTRESS
Built by Corpus Christi Mattress Factory.
Has proven to be one of the most satisfactory
mattresses ever made in Texas. For 27 years
we have been making g-ood mattresses and
we know we have the kind you want.
C. C. PATRICK, District Representative
Recomendaciones Para El Mejora-
miento De Nuestras Lecherias
Encilaje ,
En casi todas las secdones
de los J^stados Unidos, el en-
cilaje ha sido de gran utilidad
para lo.s lecheros, y en sec-
ciones como esta, donde los
pastales son grandes y el for-
,te, hace posible que se tengan
mas animates en cualquier
acre de tierra.
2. Hay una perdida mas
pequena de las substancias
nutritWas al hacer el encilaje
que cuando la pastura se cura
raje esta diMribuido escasa-1 hasta dejarle seca.
mente, el encilaje es muy es-
encial a la industria leehera.
Vamos a mencionar algu-
nas de las ventajas del enci-
laje tales como ban sido ano-
tadas por una autoridad emi-
nente.
3. Usualmente, con un cos-
to bajo el encilaje produce
pastura de alta calidad sucu-
lenta.
4. El encilaje aun de plan-
tas que tienen el tallo duro,
tales como la caha comun, es
1. Se ahorra mas alimento comida i)racticmente sin des-
de un acre al ponerlo en un perdiclar. nada.
s»lo., que por metodo alguno i 5. Lab pastbras se pueden
conocido. Entonces, logicamen ' guardar en el silo, cuando el
DAIRYMEN AND POULTRYMEN
For high quality, satisfactory, fresh feeds see
L. A. BURDETTE, Falfurrias
VAL STOCKTON FEED A SEED CO., Falfurrias
PREMONT DAIRY & POULTRY ASSOCIATION
Who Handle
Blue Border Brand Feeds
MIRACLE FEED MILL S—BISHOP, TEXAS
t?empo no permite que se
curen hasta que dar secas.
f>. Las pasturas con mucho
ramaje, capaces de constituir,
un forraje muy pobre, pueden
ser de excelente calidad en el
encilaje, pues este . mata
practicamente toda la eondi-
cion que las liace desfabor-
ables como pasturas comunes.
7. Cuando el niaiz o la
caha se coloca en el silo, se
corta temprano, dejando la
tierra lista para otro producto
8. El producto de cierta
area se puede almacenar en
una area mas pequena como
encilaje, que como si estubiera
seco.
9. Se puede ahorrar la
pastura en un silo, que de
otra manera seria imposible.
Esto se afirma mas en el -ur
donde el gorgojo le hace tan-
to dario a los granos almace-
nados. Aun mas: en el enci-
laje encontramos otras mu-,
chas ventajas.
1. Les gqsta mueno a to-
dos los animales.
2. El encilaje es ligera-
mente laxante, y tiene un
efecto benefico cuando
se combina con pasturas se-
cas.
3. Proporciona vitaminas
que generalmente faltar en
granos que es muy impontante
cuando las vacas no estan en
pastales verdes.
Se dice que una alimenta-
cion continua de grandes can-
tidades de encilaje perjudica,
pero se ha probado que esta
errado por la Estacion Experi-
mental de Ohio,
Como esta es la epoca del
afio para hacer el encilaje de-
bemos recordar que es el me-
jor seguro que podfcmos ob-
tener en los anos secos, para
que usemos cada acre de caha
maiz y zacate que podamos
para proveemos este ano v el
venidero.
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employers for whom they have
worked, regardless of time of
j employment, since January 1,
1937, up to date, in case they
have not already done so.
Where a former employer is
compelled to file Form SS 5 on
behalf of the employee, a du
plicate wage cfc-ount "ill un
doubtedly be set up for him
in Baltimore. If this should o
ccur, the statement said, it
would complicate matters and
might, involve dihicultues and
delays when the time arrives
for the filing of a claim for
the payment of benefits to the
employee who fails to inform j
his employer of hi| account
number.
Employees were urged to j •••
write to their former employ
ers, .giving their names and
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BROWN’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Corpus Christi, Texas
Weil Building GEORGE W. BROWN, Principal
Prepare
to [ntar
Business
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ARE YOU READY?
If that good position you
seek were to present itself ||(j
—could you fill it? Good
positions are difficult |||
enough to obtain. But even L.i
more difficult to hold! iiij
Training, only, can qualify |J
you to retain that good posi-
tion, once it is offered. ||||
Training in our Business H
Courses, qualifies!
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SAVES lOD MONEY
LETT AND RIGHT!
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IbAt Stats
A pleasing disposition is
more convincing than argu
ment.
As a business asset, a force j
ed smile is like cold coffee on
a winter morning.
—
Stay away from the doctor
who urges you to be sick.
22 TO 27 WILES
PER GALLON
reported by owners!
Hest gasoline econ-
all day on a tankful
ONLY * QUARTS
OF OIL
to HU crankcase!
Most owners
no additional od
used between 2000
mile changes.
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