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A Few Easy Payments from Milk^C/^Q 
Check Makes New Silo Pay Its Own Way 
Until we have booked our factory capacity for 
1924, we will ship to responsible buyers their new 
Green Mountain Silo for a small payment on delivery 
—and a similar amount monthly for a few months. 
With .this liberal plan you cannot afford to get along 
without a silo—or to manage with less capacity than 
you need. By providing better silage at lower cost 
your new Green Mountain will be paid for almost 
before you know it. 
BUT—send your order in early. Factory capacity 
is limited and this special plan may have to be with¬ 
drawn early. 
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN 
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Specimen 
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A LIFELONG SILO 
For years the Green Mountain has been the choice 
of those who looked deeply into the silo question. 
Here is a silo not built to fit a price, but to give a long 
lifetime of perfect, sweet milk-making silage at a low 
feed cost. 
CREOSOTED STAVES. ‘The 
heavy, carefully matched 
Green Mountain staves are 
dipped in creosote preserva¬ 
tive. No painting required. 
Looks fine; wears well. 
EXTRA HEAVY HOOPS. 
Green Mountain hoops are 
extra heavy, with oversize 
threads. 
SAFE-LIKE DOORS. Multi¬ 
ple door bearings—like you see 
on a safe or refrigerator door. 
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WOODEN RUNG LADDER 
No iron to frost the fingers 
when you climb your Green 
Mountain silo. 
RED GAMBREL ROOF 
Gives handsome appearance, 
extra capacity and long life. 
REINFORCED ANCHOR¬ 
AGE SYSTEM. Novel an¬ 
chorage prevents sagging or 
warping. 
Save One Whole Payment by Ordering Within 30 Days 
Because we must plan steady production throughout the 
year, we make a special inducement for early orders. On 
orders sent within 30 days from now we will deduct entirely the 
first payment. Write us today, stating number of cows, and 
we will send all information, booklets, etc., by return mail. 
You will see there are no strings whatever to this liberal monthly 
payment plan. 
CREAMERY PACKAGE MFG. CO. 
343 WEST STREET RUTLAND, VT. 
Green Mpvntain $uox 
UNADILLA SILOS 
M EN tell us, “If I ever need another silo you can be sure 
it will be a Unadilla.” Then when they do get another, 
it is a Unadilla. 
The biggest reason why today more Unadillas are bought 
in the East than any two others is that one Unadilla sells 
another. When you look into the way a Unadilla is made, 
you will see the advantages that make dairy owners prefer 
it—after having their experience with others. 
It’s easy to find out what all these Unadilla advantages, 
are. They’re all fully explained in our catalog. Whether you 
need a silo now, or will need one soon, Send for Catalog. 
If you want to save money on your Unadilla Silo, decide 
to order early. Our early order discounts are worth while. 
A Unadilla can be purchased on easy terms. 
UNADILLA SILO COMPANY 
Box B Unadilla, N.Y. 
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Stock Farm of 
B. F. White, 
Sbelbourne, Vt. 
Two 18 x 32 
Unadilla Silos 
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Simple 
Durable 
Efficient 
Economical 
EUBLER MILKING MACHINES 
Good-will is one of the most valuable assets that 
any business can possess. With us it means that 
users of our machine cheerfully recommend the 
milker with only three moving parts because 
they know by personal experience that “Eubler” 
delivers the sort of satisfaction that makes it a 
pleasure to use it. 
We honestly believe we are building one 
of the best machines on the market. 
Agents Wanted 
EUBLER MILKING MACHINE CO. 
Incorporated 1909 
20 FRONT STREET, VERNON, N. Y. 
Distributors for 
Challenge Engines Simplex Improved Water Bowls 
Important Farm Bills 
Passed by Jersey 
Legislature 
W. H. Bullock 
AJEW JERSEY farmers fared better 
^ this year than last season at the 
hands of the State Legislature, which 
adjourned in mid-March. A number of 
bills of particular importance to farmers 
were passed and several measures which 
fell by the wayside were well enough 
advanced in the Legislature to record 
the support of various legislators who 
had previously been non-committal on 
agricultural problems. 
The most important agricultural mea¬ 
sure passed was a new bill providing for 
the organization of cooperative market¬ 
ing associations in New Jersey. The 
newVstatute supplants the old cooperative 
marketing law of New Jersey and gives 
the privilege of cooperative organiza¬ 
tion permitted under the Federal Capper- 
Volstead Act and in accord with the 
standard cooperative marketing laws 
now on the statutes of twenty-six States. 
The new law is similar to the measure 
proposed by the organized farmers in 
New Jersey last year—a measure which 
was vetoed by Governor Silzer after it 
had been advanced through both branches 
of the Legislature with little opposition. 
Minor changes were made in some of the 
provisions of the bill which eliminated 
the criticisms raised last year. 
Farmers Can Use Cars for Produce 
An amendment to the motor vehicle 
laws this season settled another contro¬ 
versy which has been hanging fire for 
two years. Farmers have not been 
allowed to carry milk, feed, fertilizer and 
other farm products to and from their 
farms in their passenger cars without a 
commercial license. This very severe 
restriction to the use of automobiles 
caused hardship and loss throughout the 
State, and farmers have been working 
for an exemption in the motor vehicle 
laws which would allow them to use their 
passenger cars for this purpose. An 
amendment was advanced through the 
Legislature last year, but due to techni¬ 
calities in the bill it did not become a 
law. The measure was passed this year. 
Secure Emergency T. B. Funds 
Dairy farmers profited by the passage 
of an emergency appropriations bill 
which gives an additional $35,000 im¬ 
mediately available for the appraise¬ 
ment* and indemnification of cattle found 
to be affected with bovine tuberculosis. 
The splendid work in cleaning up the 
dairy herds in New Jersey has fairly ex¬ 
hausted the appropriation allowed for 
this purpose and there was not sufficient 
money remaining to carry on the work 
effectively This appropriation of $35,- 
000 also makes available $22,000 of gov¬ 
ernment funds for expenditure for the 
same purpose within the State. 
Another law provided for an additional 
$3,500 to be added to the $5,000 already 
available for investigation of ways and 
means to control the Oriental peach moth 
in central and southern New Jersey. The 
serious inroads of this pest in the peach 
orchards last year caused severe loss 
throughout the commercial peach belt. 
The havoc caused was so serious that 
growers have been undecided on how to 
proceed this year without State aid to 
help protect their orchards. 
The Legislature gave a further recog¬ 
nition to agriculture by providing that a 
representative of the New Jersey Feder¬ 
ation of County Boards of Agriculture 
and the New Jersey State Grange should 
be appointed upon the Legislative Com¬ 
mittee to investigate the motor vehicle 
taxation problem in New Jersey. The 
Committee will consider the proposal 
to finance the highways by a gasoline 
tax in lieu of the present license fees, 
which would be reduced to a nominal tax 
sufficient to meet license plate and admin¬ 
istrative overhead. The Committee will 
report at the next Legislature. 
American Agriculturist, April 5 ,1924 
Fatter pigs £ 
fatter profits 
H OGS need animal food to build 
flesh and bone. Dold-Quality 
Digester Tankage is 60% animal 
protein. Mix with grain or feed 
separately in hoppers or slops. 
Gives better results than grain 
alone; saves one-third cost. Tankage-fed 
hogs show more pounds when marketed— and 
more profit per pound. Experience proves it. 
Write for FREE booklet on DOLD- 
QUALITY Poultry and stock foods 
JACOB DOLD PACKING CO. 
Dept. AA BUFFALO, N.Y. 
TANKAGE 
HERE'S WHAT YOU WANT 
Made from 
heavy, tough 
wrought steel — 
double tinned — 
they wear well 
and the handles 
are shaped just 
right to fit your 
hand. 
From 34 years 
experience we 
know you’ll find 
satisfaction with 
our line of milk 
cans and other 
dairy equipment. 
J. S. BIESECKER 
Creamery, Dairy and Dairy 
Barn Equipment 
59 Murray Street New York City 
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= 1 ° r milk AT 
WALATKE 
fRYOE S.*CO-A 
SELL THE MILK AND 
RAISE YOUR CALVES ON 
RYDE S CREAM CALF MEAL 
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You can make money by using 
Ryde’s Cream Calf Meal. Sell 
the Cow’s Milk and Cream, and 
buy Ryde’s Cream Calf Meal 
for one-third of what you get 
for the milk and cream. Two- 
thirds of tne price you get for the 
milk Is clear cash profit. Ryde’s 
Cream Calf Meal is an unequalled sub¬ 
stitute for milk. It contains every 
element necessary for rapid and 
thrifty growth, for calves and other 
young live stock. Build better calves 
with Ryde’s Cream Calf Meal, at your 
Dealers, or write 
RYDE AND COMPANY 
Dept. 10 
5434 W. Roosevelt Road J 
Ch'cago, III. 
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TRADE MARKWG.USJPAT. OFF. 
Reduces Strained, Puffy Ankles, 
Lymphangitis, Poll Evil, Fistula, 
Boils, Swellings; Stops Lameness 
and allays pain. Heals Sores, Cuts, 
Bruises, Boot Chafes. It is a 
’SAFE ANTISEPTIC AND GERMICIDE 
Does not blister or remove the 
hair and horse can be worked. Pleasant to 
use. $2.50 a bottle, delivered. Describe your 
case for special instructions and Book 5 R Free. 
W. F. YOUNG, Inc., 579 Lyman St., Springfield, Mass- 
Special Prices for 
Early Orders 
Every Economy Silo is equipped with 
our famous Storm-Proof Anchor System, 
making silo a permanent structure. 
Write for prices and free illustrated 
catalog of silo. 
Also headquarters for all sizes of 
Water Tanks. Prices on request. Fac¬ 
tories: Frederick, Md., and Roanoke, va. 
ECONOMY SILO & MFG. CO. 
Dept. B Frederick, Md. 
FREE BOOKon 
CONTAGIOUS ABORTION 
Describes cause, effects and treat¬ 
ment; tells how farmers in all parts 
of U. S. are stopping the ravages 
of this costly malady. 
Write tor free copy today • 
ABORNO LABORATORY 
11 Jett Street, Lancaster. Wls. 
HOMESPUN TOBACCO, five pounds chewing, $1.75, ten, 
$3.00. twenty, $5.25. Smoking,*five pounds, $1.25, ten, 
$2.00, twenty, $3.50. Pipe and recipe free. Send no money. 
Pay When received. Kentucky Tobacco Co.. Paducah. Ky. 
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