davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-11-03

STAND STILL on Walnut Hill and
enjoy this. sharp and snowy brick
bi-level. Three huge bedrooms, ! n
baths, fireplace. separate dining
room, beautiful birch kitchen.
$1,000. ls,!ggy JE ,,,s;522s ,4s;1522ss, PARKER' Enss'
UNUSUAL DESIGN = Long, low
rambler with 4 bedrms. and den,
3 full baths, completely equipped
Kitchen with built-in barbecue.
with bar and fireplace in fun day
light basement; situated on a lot
that sits high above a stream;
priced In the upper 30s for the
discriminating purchaser ia. 81
1850, ATLAS REALTY CO., 4761
Lee highway, Cor. Glebe.
WESTERN RANCH HOUSE, set
5neaHltiiHily 5INl ~ on a private k5acre
room with fireplace and two over
Sssd Too@ rancSstgis fSs9sysse Gn1s 11rc
You'ii find lots Of Charm at the
economical price Of tust S13.75O.
Call 8 to 9. IA. 5-6SO0 SHAN
NON & LUCHS, REALTORS, 2O55
Wilson blvd.
Il MILE FROM CHAIN FRIDGE
Brand-new N. Arlington brk. RAM
bier with 9 beautiful split-foyer
entrance. This choice home is
fully equipped with 3 bedrooms,
3 full baths, separate dining room,
living room with fireplace, modern
kitchen, large screened porch, fin
tshed recreation. room with fire.
place and built-in bar and q
built-in garage. Call now to see
this beauty. IA. 5-155O, ATLAS
REALTY CO., 4751 Lee highway,
cor Glebe.
MISUNDERSTANDING down payment
will buy this 6-room rambler;
Anchor-fenced lot. 70x165; all city
utilities. Falls Church, close to
bus; beautiful shrubs, fruit trees;
driveway. Assume large 4Te list
trust. Vacant. Fast occupancy, Be
sure to call ARFAx REALTY, INC,
JE. $4,000.
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SENIOR SIZE bedrms., 2 baths,
with garage: unfinished family
room. Truly q big family home.
Space and roominess galore. Only
S20,920i A real buyl POMPONIO
REALTY, INC, 1929 Wilson blvd,
JA. 7-6660.
SPRINGFIELD-AntiQue brick, al
most-new, 3-bedrm., 2-bath ram
bier: large wooded, fenced lot; full
finished bsmt.: built-in range, dis
SPRINGFIELD
S-bedroom brick rambler; knotty
pine, ultramod. kit. rec. rm.. two
patio; S1,250 down. FHA.
Burris Real Estate
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

FOR SALE; moving, immediate sale
-Warehouse equipment all in
good cond. Two 34-ton air condi-
TONERS; all-steel spiral chute, APP
prox. ht., Is #: freezer and
cooler doors: also water cooler
and Royal typewriter; also steel
and heavy wire partitions: wood
panel office partitions, doors right
away and windows various size.
RE. 7-5340.
sALE-Two Shields bantam back
hoes, one 1850, one T-35: both
excel. cond.: one 600 Terratrac
loader, good cond. with or with
out trailer and truck. JU. S-799S.
USED ALLIS-CHALMERS motor
grader-loader; rebuilt motor;
$500. OIL. 2-1735 ewes. only.
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ST. MARYs PARISH

ST. MARY'S PARISH
This four-bedroom brick
rambler with three fun
baths, finished rec. room,
ready to move into in 80
days; two fireplaces. screened
porch, built-in garage, lovely
yard with trees and shrubs.
Don't miss out on this one.
Call now. ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP, XII.
S-4000
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2-STORY HOME
NORTH ARLINGTON

Priced at only S13,S00. Walk
to bus, shopping, schools.
12x17 kitchen with dining
area; 4 bedrooms, including
12x17 master bedroom: utility
room, washer and drier. Call
IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
THE HOME YOU'VE ALWAYS

And ct 0 price you can well
afford. Brand-new, all-brick
rancher. 8 large bedrms., Q
full baths, giant-size lot.
daylight basement, snappy
kitchen; $4,000 down, the
best conventional financing.
Only $21. 800. Only onel
Act right now. JE. 10000.
VIM. A, CHAPMAN REALTY,
INC, 701 West Broad, Falls
Church.
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1851 Brookfield Place
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood 4-8600
e31 North Glebe Road
Arlington. Virginia
jackson 4-6060
1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginie
South $500
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3 BEDROOMS
2 BATHS

$1,000 down conventional on
centrally air-conditioned Cape
Cod. Equipped kitchen includ-
ing disposal: den or 4th bed
room, dining area, storm door
and windows. walk to bus
and schools: S16,960. Call
so. h-R7Q0.
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LAKE BANCROFT
$35.000


UNIQUE L;sHAPED CUSTOM
BUILT 4-BEDRM.. 2-BATH, @
CAR ATTACHED GARAGE, Cali
fornta redwood rambler, high on
corner knoll. Beautifully land
scaped. towering trees, on secluded
13-acre with 1S4-ft. frontage.
Entrance hall leads to gracious
living rm. glass-walled from floor
TO ceiling on either side creating
the illusion Of outdoor living.
Gorgeous panoramic view Of the
lake; Dining rm. has 8 exposures.
De luxe 20-ft. elec kit. Two
screened porches extend entire
length Of living rm. on each glass
walled side. Huge English bsmt..
bedrms.. bath. rec. area. 8 un-
finished rooms. Gas Dashboard
heat. Immed. poss.
LUCILLE COOK, REALTOR
JE. 2-3272 JE. 2-4664
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WHEATON-New store, 24xs0 It.
Can be used for once, shop or
store. Reasonable rental. Immed.
occupancy. Call Mr.. Thompson.
10. .9-2562. c. n. MARsTELLER,
Realtor. :
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY. End TRUsTS-we will buy
or Va. Reasonable rates: Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP, 1919 N. Y. ave.
NV. Ma. S.kS33.
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ARLINGTON

REALTY CO., INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
$16,500, FHA Appraised
Brick rambler. 8 bedrms, with rec.
rm. or 4th bedrm. in bsmt. Fenced
yard. S1,050 cash; total payments,
S105 per month.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
4 BEDRMS., 1St FIR.
$23, ,750-R ACRE
56-FT. RAMBLER
Country living at its best 'r t'1ie
spacious new home: 22x13 livil"
room with frepl, separate lin"
room, "a baths, bedrooms flr!t
floor: roughed-in bath and secord
fireplace in full daylight basement.
Dashboard hot-water hest.
CROWELL & co.
9oA ". Lee hwy. Fairfax. cR. 3-l4Ol
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You can bank S25 every
month by assuming this
large 4h% GI loan and
enjoy living in this lovely
3-bedrm. brick rambler
with full bsmt. near Baileys
Crossroads. Take over ap-
prox. S17,S00 loan, Sli7
month includes taxes and
insurance. Terms available.
Only S22,5O0, call now for
all particulars. JE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-11-03

Look at this 4-bedrm., Q
full bath, all-brick New Eng
land Cape Cod for FILA ap-
praisal price at SIS,95O.
Lovely lily. rm., a real wom-
ans kitchen. closets galore,
trees. trees. treesl Quick
occupancy. This is rare, so
call right now. JE. 10000.
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BARR
REALTY. INC.

REAA1 I, 4NC.
2116 WILSON BLVD. ia. 4-335o
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm.
hrk. rambler: extras incl. 4lsqs
CT loan S11 500. Total S14 800,
partial cash dn. OWNER. TW. g.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-split-levei.
quite different in design. Unique
fireplace, front and rear picture
shea i10w rec. rm, re.t bedrms ss nsn ? 81 Saths:
only Si.e6oi' PoMPoHSiiioC ! REAL.
~, INC, 1929 Wilson blvd, IA.
FALLS CHURCH = II you want
room to roam" this spacious g.
bedrm. brick rambler may be up
your alley"i Gift. living rm..
16.ft. step-down dining rm. are
Just }gSt 2 ,.1a, Of the ext extras; .74xsl35' s'
on q secluded dead-end, near the
CRoWELL AND Co. INC, REAL
TORs, ss,.o12oI1S 2ISo North olebe rd.'
FALLS CHURCH AREA; S17.500-
Brick Colonial on "a acre with
trees, near Tysons Corner: taste
fully decorated; three-expos. liv.
cabinets. ' eye1Ievei I i;; cven ai:'' slass1 Iasn
enci. laundry rm.; 2nd a., 8 bed
rms, bath, full bsmt., rec. rm.,
4th bedrm.; alum. storm windows;
approx. $1,000 cash, FHA, SI10
mo-, or assume $4,000 trust, $SS
mo. LLUgSCJILLE COOK. Realtor.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm., ga
bath rambler with basement, ma
tshed rec. rm., all-birch kitchen
and equipped with the works;
$20,95Ol A real buyi POMPONIO
REALTY, INC, 1929 Wilson blvd,
ia. 7-666O.
FALL.S CHURCH AREA-3-bedroom
Calif. redwood rambler: full bsmt.,
carport: SHieH 81 200 S9gn, s9g no6 FHA,
IN; r: REYNOLDS g. CO., INC.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
And Son, Inc. Realty Brokers
Alexandria, Va.

APT. HOUSE or land for2 In Va.
or d. c. Client waiting. e. r,
STEFFEY REAL EST, JE. 4-O064.
FOR SATISFACTORY RESULTS
list your investment property with
MILTON F. RUPERT. DI. 7-6016,
EN-. 3-5407.
WE HAVE BUYERS for apt. bldgs.,
400 units. Substantial funds
available. To. 2-7S50.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
MONEY TO LOAN

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
TI0N, s641 Colesville I'd. Juniper
$4,000.
MORTGAGE LOANS, $500 to
$150,O00. Lower your payments.
Group your debts. Reanance your
Residential, farm, commercial.
construction. Financing, refinanc-
ing. Only in State Of Maryland.
Call or write MIR. ROBERTS, 21S
=. Lexington street, Baltimore .,
Nd, or Saratoga 4-4047 day,
night, SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS.
Evening star., 1959-11-03

NORTH ARLINGToN: S17,p5O-
Stone-and-frame bungalow: pretty
as picture with piano-size living
rm,, 2 huge .bedrms. Only $1,4O0
cash required under new FHA FL
NANCING. 30-year loan available
TO qualified. purchaser. For par
ticulars call ia. 4-1300. M. T.
BROYHILL g. SONS REALTY
OAKCREST-FTVE MINUTES TO
PENTAGON from this 3-bedroom
Colonial-style home situated on
large corner wooded lot in beau
ttful Oakcrest: 32-ft. living room
with fireplace, big separate dining
room. equipped kitchen includes
12-ft. freezer: 20-ft. screened-in
porch, 2-CAR DETACHED GA
RAGE. SCI, $50. CALL NOW, ia,
5,6SQ0: SHANNON g. LUCHS Co.
OPEN .-SUN., 2929 West More
land St; priced for quick sale by
OWNER-3-bedrm brick rambler.
newly dec. JE. 4-2542 after 8 pm.
OWNER ANXIOUS, must sell A.
bedrm., 1ha-bath brk. rambler nr.
2 Corners. Assume lge, 4lhe6 loan.
Price, S21,950. $4,000 down may
handle. ODDENINO REALTY, INC,
$3.50 Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. 4-6656.
PARKLAWN-3-bedroom 2M-bath
brick rambler with fin. recreation
rm. Assume $4,000, 4hes loan
balance. Loaded with extras, incl,
compl. GE kitchen. See. S2l $3.50.
Can IA. 7-0250, MILKEY REALTY
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SAVE $1,000

REALTORS
OPEN Q TIL 9 IA. 4-140O
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CONN. AVE.

1sgE5 q E5oEso: oes 81 AiIE HfisoY RIsibl Vi Fin Ii
SIZE TO SUIT. AVAILABLE
fRfME tocATfaoSNSp AND Excel Excel:
LENT PARKING: S4.25 SO. FT.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
DUPONT EAIt c1RcEE adF' BLDG.
AID. 4-3200
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WE1NbEnG q bU0d, 1NC.

1928 H st. NV. Ma. $4,000
SHOPPING CENTER, suburban Nd,
suitable for Tv, sporting goods,
yard goods, loan ONCE, jewelry,
etc; reas. rent. RE. o-b604 OF
Evening star., 1959-11-03
SPRINGFIELD, VA.

OPEN q new store or
another store in one of
Americas fastest growing
communities Lease now and
grow with us.
Evening star., 1959-11-03

LYNCH BROS, INC.
Springfleld Shopping Center
FL. 4-70O0
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ACREAGE 3.stmsnsIEsS,u. EoS EoNGoM4% * NJ IN; 3;
I Corners, Write to RuLoN A.
WALKER q Co, 6416 Arlington
blvd, Falls Church or call JE.
A BUYER, cash today or will sell,
rent for you. Free appraisal WI.
6-1970. DICKEY'S. AP 7-80S0.
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
STORES FOR RENT

Beautiful store 25x11O plus half
basement. Located in one Of the
large successful shopping centers
with 800 car parking. Exceptional
opening for sewing center, yard
goods, draperies and allied lines.
Available Feb. /, 1860.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

~---------~---M~~~@
FHA APPROVED for sle.b00.--Bs
sure 70 see this outstanding home
ntsS S'Cssn oe Ss North sya ATliington in Stu Stu
WITH ysiss afss BRICK qsp, nslIins st.p y up re- e
sep. din. rm.: 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.
with rec. rm.; so convenient to
bus, schools and churches. Very
desirable neighborhood. Don't miss
seeing this home before you buy.
REALTY, INC, REALTORS.
GOLF CLUB sHOWPLACE = II
monthly payments. iOss cash will
buy this stunning 4-bedrm.. g.
bath, custom brick rambler, In one
OF North Arlington's top-prestigo
areasl EXTRAS: Entrance foyer,
2Ox2o living rm. with fireplace,
Ierse dining rm. or den with hre-
rsSkfsst moo nook :issss ss.fs sids tssen ssresnsd M
porch. l3x26 rec, rm. with fire-
place; gear garage In full bsmt.
%ovely, N-acre, level Handicapped
2t, In top location. Name your
gown payment. Assume S26,S00
TH nTss trust; CRoWELL AND co.
rSo" rS'. IA aEA5f0ss' blsT0Fs 2loo N ols0s
HEEE's a;sl, I, a . vN,c W,oNDERFU[ HONE e
inSs,v sssrE mar Pm1,rried lite. Located IN
type home: 3 bedrms., attractive
patio. nice big lot. Terrific value
for S12,50O. Only 5000 down.
BROWN q BROWN REALTY, JE.
HUGE BEDRM. and bath on LIST;
close-tn N. Arl., Bellevue Forest
separate entrance hall. 22xl6 liv.
screened porch with view, Ice.
separate din. rm,, big Kitchen,
fully equipped with eating space
completes LIST A.: 3 bedrms. and
De luxe all-tile bath on 2nd: rec.
rm. with fireplace and y hath in
basement; oversize built-in ga
Tasei TRusrA rAssuME syn EoS $4,000 ,oI S...,. az st
5-7575. METZIER, Reaitors. sft.
o pm, ia. 5-S540.
LAEE BARCROFT-New Colonial
contemp.: 3-bedrm.. 3-bath home
"a Mwetoe55Iront: reas. OWNER.
LAKE BANCROFT: reduced $4,000
The builder must have immedi-
desirable new home now. Besutifui
brick bi-level. reduced to S3S,950.
situated on Q s-acre lot, covered
with trees. 4 tremendous bedrms.,
3 full tile baths, large dressing
rms. family-size din. rm., 27x26
game room, 2-car built-in garage,
patio, f1replaces, many other
custom features have been In
corporated but the house must be
SpaSeTinesd; Call ia; 4:l300: M: 7.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

ATTENTION SPORTSMEN-Wood-
ed cabin site. near Front Royal,
State road, excellent hunting and
NV. 3-S3f6 after 8 pm
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GARAGES
TRAILERS

ONLY 90 MO.--Parking space for
I car. 1850 Girard ct. NV. Call
NO. 7-754S.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

BROAD ST. FALLS CHURCH -
GEORGE BERMAN. an. 4-675i.
FAIRFAX. COUNTY, va. Kamp
Washington area-25 acres. most
" cleared and level; 25c per sd,
#: subject to rezoning. LO. z.
WHEATON-AAA commercial loc.;
Xiers Mil rd.. directly across new
fTced df1ha rsGt app5Sa sScS nsneinS: gs9S 49,
-. PRESS REALTY CORP. -
WOODBRIDGE, va. AREA-Ap-
prox. 8 acres fronting o. s. i;
mostly cleared and level; zoe per
So f.; consider leasing. OWNER.
Zoned CM-1
1s,500 "a. #. Central NV. loca.
Priced to sell at $500 "a. It.
Reasonable terms.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1928 H St. NV. Ma. $500
End C0MMERCIAL-115 ,0OO. 50. It.,
j. JoYM N. 4 Medley. i5iIsase 10. 5HD' ss5797'. ma
2 WELL LOCATED commercial sites
In Bethesda producing income.
Terms to right purchaser. Call Mr.
Weiser, OIL 4-6S33. JAMES C.
CONLEY & co.
1St Commercial
End Commercial
Large and small tracts in Langley
Park and College Park. Choice in-
dustfial site in Montgomery Hills.
Please call Mr. Mealy, Sunday and
Sesiasi; RosHRT e. E. LoHR' EdHso' REA1roR
HE. $4,000
Evening star., 1959-11-03

LARGE FAMILY? Don't
fret-we have the incest
four-bedroom brick Cape Cod
you have ever seen-move
right in-you'll love it-csll
nowl ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP, XII.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1959-11-03

1928 H st. NV. Ma. $500
COLORED-4206 EDsON PL. NE.
Excellent oppo9. for right party.
Bsmt., once or workshop. Ideal
for Tv or radio shop. Approx. 600
"a. n. Only S35 month. Must be
seen 10 be appreciated. Mr., NEU.
MANN, ma. S-67Oo.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
AUT0MoTIVE MISC.

TRUCK TIRES HoR SALE. RE-
s.e.. Ii. 7-6162. III. 4-90S2.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-07-15
Managing Farm and Ranch
Three Efficiency Factors For
Diversified Irrigated Farms
By MONT Fl. SAUNDERSON

| FROM The LAlEOI NO.O. N0uSuS VI
Agriculture (1954, one can gain a
reasonably good picture of the typical
Montana irrigated farm. The picture
that one gets from these census data
may be bit surprising.
These census figures show the typical
Montana irrigated farm has some 200
acres of irrigated cropland, 80 acres
of irrigated pasture land and 1,5OO
acres of nOn-irrigated pasture.
From these data we see that diversifi-
cation with livestock is not only made
easy for the Montana irrigated farm
by the combination of the non-irrigated
land-it is an economic must because
of the size of the non-irrigated acreage
that, typically, is combined with the
irrigated acreage.
These figures should not occasion too
much surprise for those acquainted
with Montana irrigation developments.
, Many of the Montana irrigated areas
lie contiguous to large acreages of
native pasture lands along the borders
of the irrigated valleys. It is usually
feasible and economically practicable
to combine some of the native pasture
land with irrigated farm.
Three Factors
The operator of just about any Mon
tana irrigated farm has at some time
or another given thought to these effici-
ency factors concerning the organiza-
ton of his farm:
i. What overall size of unit is best
for my operation?
2. What is my most economic balance
between cash crops, feed crops and
livestock?
8. What kinds and combinations of
enterprises will make best and most
economic use of my resources-land,
labor and equipment?
These are the main efficiency fac
tors for the long-run organizational
program aspects of the irrigated farm.
Fortunately, most of the Montana ir-
rigated farms still have a considerable
degree of flexibility even in their long
run program aspects. If the organiza-
tion of these farms had taken on a
permanent "set' there would not be
much point in discussing these long
run farm organizational aspects as
factors.
Farm Unit Size
In the matter of the overall size of
the farm unit, probably the average
or typical situation for the Montana
farms is reasonably good. It
is my view that for good mechanization
the irrigated farm should have 200 to.
300 acres of irrigated cropland. so to 12O
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-07-15

irrigated pasture land.
With this size of unit the operation
can make good use of equipment, have
an adequate livestock enterprise and
can usually develop combination of
enterprise that can make good use of
permanent labor through the year
without slack periods or peak over
loads.
With the non-irrigated pasture land as
part of the livestock base. at least part
of the livestock can be off the irrigated
lands during the cropping season, yet
the native pasture land can be managed
in rotation use with the irrigated
crop land after crop harvest.
Balanced Enterprise
The efficiency factor of best balance
between cash crops, feed crops and
livestock for the irrigated farm can
be analyzed only in terms of the local
irrigation development-the kind of
area and the changes possible in the
individual farms Soils, growing sea-
sons and water availability and costs
usually play an important role in the
alternatives for this factor, though the
economic factors of transportation and
markets may also enter strongly into
the available choices.
An area with a limited growing sea-
son may, for example, have to develop
more toward feed crop and livestock in
seeking its most economic organization.
An area with an ample growing season
and with good access to cash-crop
markets will, other things being favor
able. trend toward the cash crop enter
priseS.
We turn now from the organizational
efficiency factors to the operational fac
tors.
Management Efficiency
Any diversified farm has one import
ant management efficiency problem
that is of little or no concern to the
specialized single-enterprise farm or to
the stock ranch. That problem is to
make the choice among the possible
combination of enterprises such as
will result in the least competition and
overlap among the enterprises in the
use of labor, time, equipment and ir-
rigation water.
Otherwise, peak loads and slack time
will develop in the use of labor and
equipment, time and water. This not
only increases operating costs, it also
usually lowers yields and output
through some lack of timeliness in
essential work accomplishments.
have known managers of diversified
farms who, in planning for some shift
in the combination of enterprises.
would work out an operating calendar
to try to forecast the probable operat-
ing result of enterprise shifts, in terms
Of competitive and peak load demands
upon labor time, equipment use and
irrigation water supplies.
Two Possibilities
For example, recently worked with
he operator of an irrigated farm with
limited supplies of late-season water in
the cost and output results
IT certain possible choices. In this in
stance the choice was between develop
ng some additional irrigated pasture
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-07-15

Don't hesitate write
his
Tell him You read his ad W MONTANA FARNERSTOCKNdAN
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-07-15
Two Possibilities

For example, I recently worked with
the operator of an irrigated farm with
limited supplies of late-season water in
estimating the cost and output results
OF certain possible choices. In this in
stance the choice was between develop
ing some additional irrigated pasture
or using the late-season water and irri-
cation labor time to get the best possi-
ble regrOwth in the hay meadows after
harvest for livestock pasturage use.
Our estimates indicated rather clear
ly that the latter choice was the better
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-07-15

Columbian natural (unheated) Conditioning
Systems can pay for themselves In one year .
crop with better conditioned grain stored
safely and sold at the market peak Column
flat or corrugated steel, give ample, evenly
distributed air flow through their 1O.5e6 per-
forated area Columbian Duct Systems are
easy to install, they reduce moisture econom-
icalIy and efficiently Columbian portable fan
assemblies are attachable by single bolt.
, 1959-10-20
forbearance. "

forbearance."
IA Unity Council officer asks rs
it so difficult to understand the
simple lesson Of the history Of
mankind? That history records
mans determination to ascend and
to move forward in spite of his
defeats, failures and setbacks?
That to strive is a Characters
tic of mankind, as history has so
faithfully recorded. We are in
agreement with the Editorial that
history does have a peculiar way
of repeating itself, but it does
more. It inpels man to action. It
is basic and in the very nature
and fibre Of man to s'if at first
you don't succeed. try, try again. :
This natural law cannot be
changed any more than one can
prevent the ebb and food Of the
tides.
For example, take the trade
union field. What has been the
story Of the efforts to organize the
Ford Company, but a history Of
abortive attempts of AL COM
mittees over q protracted period
cf years? Yet in spite Of repeated
failures, umdaunted by these set
backs, the CIO doomed on the
scene and the results are all too
well known-Ford is unionized.
Let history furnish another
example Of repeating itself. Ma
tons in their quest to find an in
strument other than war to settle
their differences and in order to
save themselves trom destruction
first called the international Peace
Conference held at the Hague in
1899; and in 1918 the Peace Palace
at the Hague was established. II
failed. The war Of 1914 occurred
the First World War and at its
termination, at the Peace confer
ence in Paris on January I8, 1919,
the idea Of the League Of Nations
was given birth by our own Pre-
sident. Woodrow Wilson. IN 1920,
at Geneva, Switzerland, it vas
firmly established and heralded
around the world as the greatest
significant step taken for Peace
in outlawing war. But we ali
know what occurred in l941. In
all sincerity we ask, should man
kind IN his search for q means
for his self-preservation give up
hope Of further trying to find an
answer because the sig1ers Of the
previous documents were "imbued
with frustrating neurosis' or were
FOLLOWED sounds and cracked