Arizona republican., 1919-11-06

candidate for any office in tics No mater how
)AIRY TALKS
, Arkansas bankerreads
In Ak dairy talks -will come
W." &O to Salt River Valley;
bankers cooperate
tn farmers all over the country.
The following is letter which we have re-
ceived and which is self explanatory. The
letter and clipping were so good that we want
to share them with our readers.
JOHN MOORE President NJ E. WEST, Active Vice Prest.
S. A.W ooTEN, Vice President GILBERT YAEeER Cashier
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK & TRUST co.
Helena, Ark October 3oh, 1919.
Pacific Creamery Co,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Gentlemen
Through the courteses of your fellow Mr. chas.
stauffer have received various copies of the Arizona
Republican incidentally, regard
Valleys most able asset in its upbudns.
Inysrsby the receipt of the RepubIoan read your
Dairy Talks first and then clip them to forward
who Is his senior year nearby State Agricultural
College permit that these talks distinctly
gratuty 10 the Rural population.
May your article have marked in
the The being pertinent to Dairy
talks.
TO be your city in the near future at which
time hope to have the pleasure Of meeting
Cordially yours
GILBERT yAEeER.
The following is the clipping from the
Banker-Fa rmer sent us by Mr.. Yaeger:
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California banker who wanted to know how
the bank had put him on the road to pros
perity. He said, "Well, this guy came along
one day several years ago and told me who he
was and what ne was and who he was work
ing for and wanted to know how much land
owned and | told him sixty acres. How
many cows did / milk? and said one string
of thirty. Did know how much made on
the ranch? and said mo- but knew how
much didn't make, which was not very much.
He asked me how much was my land
worth, and said $500 an acre. He asked me
would be willing to sell half of it in three
years for $500 an acre, if he showed me how
to make more off of thirty acres than was
now making off of the whole sixty and not
work any harder. said Sure thing He
asked me what time MIXED, and said $50,
and he said goodbye he would see me the
next evening. Well, the next night he came
back and brought a jigger with him that
weighed and tested each cows milk and
found that eighteen out of the thirty cows
were boarders, and he said could give these
eighteen cows away and be ahead of the
game, but didn't do that. fattened them
and sold them for beef and pretty soon with
his help filled out my string with producers,
and then | woke up. To make a long story
short, he showed me how to do everything
else the same way. The banker knew all
about what was doing all the time, and when
built this house he helped me plan it, and
he made me put pump in the kitchen instead
of the one had fifty yards from the house.
think my wife put him up to that, but he put
it over anyway. Imade so good on the thirty
acres that sold the other thirty for 1925 an
acre in four years, for my success on half of
it made it worth more. | have $4,000 in the
bank. No, don't want any more land;
have enough land and plenty of money
was farming too much before and wasn't
farming right. That's the answer, stranger"
Let this department assist you in anything
pertaining to the farm or dairy.
Our farm experts are practical men who
KNOW BY DOING" just how best to care
for stock and arrange crops, buildings and all
other farm matters. They will be glad to
assist any farmer or dairyman free of charge.