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->1 '. #•..*•; *;<ii;*r..**t '*•;«.'•"VP'-VF***?".'? iWUllaa Timanni. Farm Advisor) *«?£.' _ hundreds of farmers!® Mccounty are passing tip one i the best services ever made Available to them. Herd analysis %Hl do more for the average . dklryman than any other help he . on ask for today. f * •' Those who have had Carl Xwasigroch give them the once .£*. ^rer, speak highly of the service. Take Chuck Weingart, east of Mc- Jienry, for instance. He has had Carl out twice--first in December and again in March. By following the recommendations he ! Increased his herd production by fifty pounds dally and" lessened his colt Five days Increase paid »r the service. , » : With cheapened niilk. prices the •inly way you can stay in business lfc to produce cheaper. That is the American system--not to sit on jour haunches and howl to 'the ^Jjovernment for support prices. ,, The cost of the* service is,about •vsttie same as ond monthly test ih =a«r dairy Herd Improvement As- •" aociatio®, in jwhich we have over « 125 herds enrolled jfor regular Aonthly tests. J. Carl helped George Rich of Alifcen cut his time almost in half lltiat he spent feeding and milking kis herd by adopting different •ork methods and cutting out unlltecessary little jobs. About forty other herd owners #111 tell varying stories about what Iterd analysis has- done for them We will gladly give you the names . ..(K them--your neighbors if you ."•>#« skeptical. One of the big surprises to us !• the way people responded to •w card about attending their town meeting last Tuesday. Manv have said they never knew there Was such a thing. The law says •otices must .be posted. The law Was written when the ideal place < it> post a notice was on a telephone post in town where every- #be tied his horse. That's fine. but who ties a horse up now--or who even has one? We estimate 1000 percent in attendance at town meetings and some were very lively according to reports. Chester Kubley and I spent Wednesday at the Board of Trade in Chicago. What a wonderful system. The market has been there for 104 years: We talked with a man who has been on the market for over fifty years and has had a seat on the Board of Trade for Korty-three years. He says, "It must be right or i^ wouldn't be here anymore." We saw wires come in to a broker's office, phoned td the pit. transaction made by signal; phoned back and a wire sent out closing the deal in less* than ten seconds. A wire from Kansas City selling 10.00U bushels of wheat took only that long.' We were taken to the pits in J Under among the traders. A man tried Support prices in years of short pit, too. There never has been enough to run an entire year. According to the international wheat agreement, wheat sold on the world market to foreign countries must sell at the world price. If wheat, is sold this way by an American, a 57 cent subsidy is paid to the owner by the government. In addition to this, the foreign government usually gives an I.O.U. which our government must stand good for, too. The Commodity Credit Cocpor ation makes money they say. That is just because some other government agency like E.C.A., or the Treasury gets the credit for the loss This constltutes a terrlfjc wall, which protects our wheat farmers - ' One thing T learned about our price support program--if we have a short crop farmers will suffer. corcumstances without With supports he gite a guaranteed price In years of long crops, consequently, more money and the government stores the extra. If he has a short crop, the government puts the stored commodity on the market, keeping it down. Mr. Farmer most remember he got his extra in the good year. You are more than seven times as likely to be injured in an automobile accident between five and six in the evening ag you are between six and seven in the morning. »'; F .v: Read the Want PLAIKDIALWt The safer your car-- The safer you are. l Vlf-. ' \ f9 Last year, 269,000 pedestrians wars injured in the United States. m •• • mi UNOWMb • J, m - W • ••••i ' j t ""?<•'<'* TELEVISION , FEED BCT Fish Fry on Fridays Ih 1949, 9,350 pedestrians were killed in the United States. ; A|rtl 13, 1960 In 1949, 1,964,000 Americana, were Injured tat traffic accidents. COMPLETE TREE SERVICETBE1 FEEDING *Y*1 • trees SPRAYING '%• •jtWeed Control * Fly and Mosquito ANDERSON TREE SERVICE 519 Wankegan Road McHenry 724 to sell me a car Scared me stiff. They say beans are running short. Lots of activity In the bean Of . soybeans, crops, prices go up and in ye^rs of long crops they go down so the farmer gets about the same amount of cash. TOURNAMENT Palace Recreation EVERY AFTERNOON FROM 1P. M. TO 4:00 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE McHENRY 349 TUNE *H _it •THE ZOO PARADE lv#rV S"*4V"~ chff: entire fowMy joy. STOCK UP AT JEWEL k SELF-SERVICE! HO WA'TIMW lb55° trW *•» s ~ SWIFT'S PREMIUM-ARMOUR STAR Leg of LamB BULK-FRESHLY SMOKED _ -- Sliced Bacon.. «• 45 JEWEL PURE BEEF ^ ""'llamtarg* ^ -49* ARMOUR STAR Bacon S<wr« I9e Gives f r a ' 1 o r I x t r a TEL5VSSSON FEATURE DURKEES t OWN •RAN "AAM '/• > ' % mm m $ Margarine 1 -LB. CTN. 29 Holsant TzT Dressing ^ 39° A TASTY SOUP IN MINUTES--WYLER'S Chicken Rice Soup Mix • • «CG. 35' CHICK IN NOODLE AND VEGETABLE NOODLE * ~ Mrs firm' Soup Mix. • • PKG. 10* RICH IN FOOD ENERGY SUGAR Karo Blue Label Syrup ..'m« 17* i), If rtsott itrflra-riaMiHi prorldes tkk adTantage. Yoar protects the tin's rat tire's treads will last much longer sad you'll nstiee mnch greater polling power. Get -^4- at the lowest cost with Firestone Fln*om Vo dismeanttag to nnrnsiij S e r v i c e a t Our S t o r e or a t Y o u r Farm TIRES TRUCK, TRACTOR and PASSENGER TIR|S of ALL SIZES _ MR. FARMER ,.. Vf I°Ur trJcto^ready for spring by having your tractor tirrs vnloa' 8d and nrtreaded now by the Firestone Factory Method. ' We Aij^v A Liberal Trade-In Allowance On Your Old TIRES Regardless of Condition BATTERIES We allow you 25 per cent discount off for your old battery on a dew Firestone Super Battery. * .f'J- 'I ' *• m. -:M Methanol Anti Freeze In Your Container $1.00 per gal. •-- -o WALTER J. 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