Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

lhe usual note ut sadness with pN-
cry story OF neglected opportunity
appears only when that opportunity
has knocked so long az the door that
% has become discouraged aud wan
d"rrd on. The acres OF diamonds are
nn unpleasant sight only when they
have glist"ned so long In the sunlight
without appreciation that they have
lost their luster
hui this has a. do with diamonds
with four legs. tn common name
Tor them b. COWS. Just we'll bred.
healthy and vigorous milch cows.
l.ik'w.-" she b. patient and a. willing
q" work Tor YOU today as ever. Had
%" not possessed this extraordinary
patience, tho appeal in h.r eyes would
have dimmod. died ont. aud she
would have been satisfied to work n
ether climates. But she likes this
climate hrcuus" "a, winters INTERFERE
f" little with her peaceful tie.
Moreover she enjoys eating ana
while there b. little difference To nor
whether iced costs ten or twenty dol
lars % tom. she knows she usually gets
what she wants Putting aside the
story book attitude aud talking
straight from th, shoulder feed for
dairy COWS can hp raised cheaper her.
than any place els, n the United.
states
puc ut the most unusual sights to-
duN BIS tu s"' q real mantle sort
uf % man 49," call successful because
h" has ability making failure 1T
the dairy business. pairyinE h. hus.
moss ANA % takes q man ct normal
ability tu make "a success ct D.. but
wh"r" competition b. strongest thes'
men uf normal ability are making
wonderful success 10 has been SAID
su often hat 30 seems unnecessary 10
repeat 10. that these same farmers E
these districts cot keen competition ar
meeting enormous expenses thai
would h. uuh,ard eft in this section.
These expense are Tor large warm
harms. twenty dollar alfalfa. other
high priced ratioUs, and tn" use cd
% mvch larger quantity ui feed in
winter than b. u,,rssl-y re-. Max
,uG money Dairy sections arr IA"
most prosperous Boa m, United Stat"s.
Dairying %, business hns pro-
crossed beyond th' p"nt wh"r" II is
not uH,rsa3r. Goo discuss whether %
Is profitable.
States where feed Tor COWS can be-
produced ns chcuply as here. Alfalfa
can be- produced on very liberal
.st.mat" for s. 81 ton cane. karfir
corn and milo maize likewise AN
Doe grown ,hraplv That's the Who'll"
story on cost ct production. Your
dairy COW win b.. satisfied with that
oh hut We can't sell a." eN-
claims some man who lacks sense
at humor when ho doesn't laugh a.
his own remark.
~ YOU please, last week there were
shipped into Roswell fifteen hundred
pounds of butter. can't sell u' NoI
can at least sell your share of that
fifteen hundred pounds every wees.
cHnu ship IT, ~ 10 can be shipped ,n
from kansas h. can h' shipped uut to
Kansas ur somewhere else VIII - "a
costs more 20 manufacture b. than u
does here.
fifteen hundred pounds q week, or
six thousand pounds month. Eigur-
Ing it ut twenty-five cents pound
there was 81 $40 went 90 Kansas from
here last month that should have re-
manned here. Need ready money
There sou aro.-und there IN 10
'f'N ~ w '''ifNl'lN'''''la wv W. '''N
gestion.
con, hut we would have 90 have
,Trumrr, q" comes the second wall
Al right You Ret the COWS. some
body els, VIII attsnd tn the creamery.
Tho onN reason there aren't half
dozen croumorirs furnishing hear
right now is because there i-nt
enough milk produced to keep one
rmung ana make Il profitable for the
operator
Listen to this " YOU win. from q
well known dairy paper published In
u section where there are hundreds
of examples before the people:
The creamery ls unquestiouably an
index 20 prosperity Wherever "A
creamery springs up commercial con
dituns improve. The farmers rec i've
money regularly ana they are more
willing ~ spend II with the same
regularity The banks do larger
business aud ~ 70 general thing th -
are called upon ~ loan less money.
~ least there are fewer mortgages pn
me farms n such community than
In thosr sections whor' dairylng does
not prevail
Yes. the creamery h. needed and
the creamery BIZ here. Wheney e
enough farmers decide they want Co
credit their alfalfa ut twenty dollars
TON instead at so OF So the hig
cream ~ VIII come when you feed
II to your COWS the first crop viii
bring you as good a price as your last
DairyinE is becoming highly spr-
cialized Industry and the host of
fnrmeTl aud men from the cities az"