El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume], November 10, 1928, Image 8

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Mtertotf: «o Semanario
Bedlosd**! Aialurto y Progreso del Oondedo de Ooeti-
Ihb •* y al del Estado y Nación en general
QflciBl <*et 9 ond *"°
Publfauto en San Luis, Calo., los Sabaaos
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Precie de Sabseripoion
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«On HWWl...-- r — > 60
dvlna tftfélín'; • ¿Jamplar 05
Hegiitnde eom» C rreo de 8 «tunda claie el.fl de Mayo, 1038, en la
•Mtfb de AdteWtxtr ¡ion de < erreoe, en San Luis, «ele., baje al
AeMRP Ebncrate Sel 3 de Me en, 1W7.
BANKER-FARMER MOVEMENT GROWS
Funde Supplied by Banking Organization* in Many States
I to Finanee Studies and Conteste.
1 Tbe natío» wlde moramant beln«
eatteacted by couity and atete bank
■ara’ aaeociatloia and tbe American
Banken Aaaoclatlon In cooperaron
wlth the atete ayrlcultural collegea
and county agenta tor the pnrpoae ot
brlnglng about both local and national
aolutlona tor farm econotnlc problema
has abown notable resulta durlng the
paat year. A revlew ot tbese activl
tlaa In the Bulletin ot the Agricultura!
Conunlaalon, American Bankers Asso
clatlon, aummarlses «orne ot the chlef
poluta as tollows:
In Missouri a meetlng aras held at
the Collega ot Agricultura at which
the bankers agaln approprlated 81,600
tor boya’ and glrls’ club work. Salina
county bankers have ralsed 8500 to
atlmulate beet calf clubs and report
dednlte resulte obtalned In gettlng
tarmers to lime thelr solí and grow
alfalfa. County "key bankers" to pro
mote banker support ot tarm better
ment projeets are belng appolnfed and
anotber Bhort Course In Agricultura
ter bankers is belng planned.
In Kanaas no lesa than flfteen coun
tías are reportad by the Extensión
Service as engaged In dednlte banker
tarmer work. County key bankers at
tended tour dlstrlct conterences dur
ing the year.
The Loulaiana bankers' agricultura!
sommlttee met at the College ot Agrl
tultnre In connectlon wlth a bankers’
tarm course. Tbe bankers are thor
augbly aroused to the wisdom ot tlck
Oradlcatlon aad are co-operatlng to
that end. Connty key bankers are be
lng selected and county meetlngs wlth
bankers thronghout tbe State will be
grranged.
Resulte Bhown
In Kentncky key bankers bave been
appolnted in each connty wlth tbe
result that the bankers ot the State
aro co-operatlng wlth the College ot
Agricultura more speclllcally than any
other group ot buslness men. Borne
ot the traite ot this co-operatlon Is
demonstrated by the tact tbat the
number ot dairy cattle In tbe otate
has Increased aeren per cent and the
productlon per cow twelre per cent
Three countlea In the otate haré elim-
Inated all aerab bulla.
la N'ortb Carolina the oustandlng
tccompltehmente have been the honor-
Ing ot "Clase A Farmers," that Is,
those attalning a degree ot proñeleney
In a well balaneed and sound eystem
el farmlng as Indlcated by a acore
eard preparad by the College ot Agrl
culture and tbe Bankers Short Course
giren there. Futuro plana provlde tor
the contlnuatlon ot the county key
banker syatem and the arrangement
•t couaty banker-tarmer toura.
la Virginia 816,000 baa been ralead
byauhscriptlon tor boya' and glrls' club
work, largely trom bankers. A group
saoetlng waa keld at the College ot
Agricultura wlth two bundred bank
•rs In attendance. The Commlttee on
Agricultura ot the State Bankera As-
Ooctatlon roted to continué and check
■> on the county key banker work.
The reporte trom New York on the
bctlrltiea tor the past year included
the dlstrlbutlon ot 20,000 Bhort torm
tarm credlt atatemente preparad co
operativa!? by the agricultura! col
lege and bankera. The bankers’ ag
ricultura! commlttee alao arranged to
•end auggeatlons to the bank, ot tbe
otate to ald in ftnanclng purchase ot
dairy eattle to replsce those lost by
the tuberculln test.
Bankers’ Farm Sebéela
Bankers' Farm Schools or "Short
Couraes" continuad popular durlng the
year. Severa! collegea held such
conree» under the ausplces ot the
ateta bankera' agricultura! commlt
teca aad aro repeatlng them thla year.
''Mínimum ot Talk—Máximum ot
Demoastratloa'' was the character ot
grogram put on by the Knnaas Agrl
cultural Collega tor the aecond Bank
era' Farm School In April. Foar rep
reaentatlvea were Invitad trom each
ot twenty countlea, oonatetlng ot the
county key banker, tho eonady ngent,
the secretar? ot the county bankera
Estate of Antonio J. Sanchez,
Deceased.
>•
All persona having cialma agalnat
asid «tata ara horaby notlfled to
praaont tham tor adjuatment to the
County Court ef Costilla County,
Monda, on the 33nd day ot Octo-
Hr. A. D. lili, st tha Jurar ot 11
Mejor MeJioPa fa Anuncia*—Precio de Suscricion: $2.00 Amiste». Especialidad En Obras de impresión.
aaaoclatlon. and the presldent ot the
farm burean. Proper farm methods
were brought out by demonstrations.
then toura were made to farras whose
owners had followed the practices and
methods outlíned by the college to
illuBtrate the lessons. Emphasis was
placed on the Important part bankera
can play in developing agriculture.
In South Dakota specific plana tor
the ensuing year are tbe appolntment
of county key bankera, co-operation
in boya' and girls* club projeets and
group meetlngs of county agents and
key bankers. In Minnesota the county
key bankers system is to be continuad
with special emphasis on bringlng the
county agent and key banker into
closer co-operation.
At a banker meetlng at the Nortb
Dakota Agricultural College it was de
clded tbat the key banker organiza
tion would be completad and In ordoi
to acquaint the bankers wlth agrlcul
tural needs county bankers* meetlngs
i were planned during tbe year
. At a conference held at Montana
State College It was reportad thai
i county key bankers had co-operated
* In arranglng for a livestock special
• traln whlch ran for seventeen days.
- made twenty-nlne stops and carne in
contact with 22,000 people, tbat bank
1 ers had assisted tn six dlstrlct con
ferences that led to the formation ot
a State agricultural program. and that
twenty-eight counties reponed deflnite
I work under the leadership of the
> county key bankera auch as assisting
fn the purchase of purebred livestock
and loans to club members.
Other States In Llne
Idaho College of Agriculture wat
the scene of a special meetlng at
tended by thlrty-flve bankers and col
lege representatives. The conference
voted to joln the key banker ranks.
In Oregon the flrst banker-tarmer
short course was held In January witb
a good attendance and marked en
thusiasm. A meetlng of the State
bankera Agricultural Commlttee held
In conjunction with the course voted
approval of tbe banker-farmer con
test sponsored by Agricultural Com
misslon, American Bankers Associa
tlon, and appointed a commlttee to
confer with college authorities on
methods to prevent spread of con
tagion fn dairy catde.
California held twenty-two success
ful county touys durlng the year and
as a result It is planned to extend tbe
toara to every county fn the State
and aleo to arrange a state-wlde tour
The county key bankers played a big
part fn pusbing this work. At an Ari
zona College of Agriculture meetlng
ot bankers county key bankers were
appolnted and plans made for com
munity conterences of bankers, farm
ers and others where local agricul
tural needs wll) be discussed.
In New México bankers and county
agents met at Clovis as a step in the
plan to acquaint bankers fn differenl
sections of the State with agricultura!
conditions and to bring about greater
co-operation between them and tbe
county agents. At the Colorado Col
lege of Agriculture plans were formu
lated to select county key bankers, te
follow up work with key bankers and
county agents and for chairman oí
t the state bankers* commlttee to at
( tend and address group meetlngs.
» In Nebraska four "farm
meetlngs were held, largely attendeA
by bankers. Slxty-nine county key
bankers were appointed during the
year and follow-up work between them
t and county agents is to be pusbed.
i For lowa effective co-operation ii
i reported between bankers and the
) Extensión Service of tbe State col
■ lege in thelr farm bureau programa
. Every thlrd farmer in the Is a
! member of the bureau. The key bank
: er eystem la to be contlnued and spe
cial emphasis is to be placed on tena
work between county agente and kej
bankers.
Director D. H. Otis of the Agrlcul
tural Commlssion American Bankera
Associatlon attended many ot th«
* aaa tinge.
o’clock A. M.
(Signad) Alejandrina Sanchas,
Adminietratrix.
Para Sargent, Colo., de vialta con
cu hermana, [partió amediadoe da
¡a eeinana la ira. Paree Gold.
Muygosoaa j placentera ▼¡sita
¡a dwajDoa.
OBSERVACIONES
Mr. Iloaver tue elegido por dos de
lu pasiones mas viciosas en nuestro
piáis, preocupación religiosa y el
“'bootleg".
Aunque los Republicanos hayan
ganado la elección, bien satisfechos
quedaron do que tubieron la conten
clon con una de las batallas mas di
ficultosas en la historia política, y
muy contentos se hayan do haber
terminado su batidla.
No se hayan a engahar que esta es
lia la ultima pelea encontr» de la
prohibición, pues ol pueblo mismo ba
a levantar esto cuestión antes de la
próxima elección venldra.
La suposición do quo todcs los
hombres son nacidos libres o igua
les en este país es una farsa y critica
y error y esa frase deberla de ser en
mondadla a quo leeso asi; "Todos
los hombres son nacidos libres yigua
los en este pala, menos los Católicos.
Al votante ignorante se le fue In
formado le que si Smlth era elegido
el Papa ness quitarla este país. SI
el Papa quería este país, porque no
lo hizo saber durante la administra
ción de Hardlng, cuando F.all Doho
noy y el resto de ladrones en las ofi
cinas publicas lo tenían de venta.
Sin embargo, esperad el resultado do
los proyimos- cuatro afios. Ingla
térra hara eso trabajo. El Papa no
posea, aun ni el mismo paislao donde
él resl.de, ni posea ningún pala. Pe
ro Inglaterra si s Jaetia del dominio
¿le las cías, y, que el sol no se pone en
sus posesiones, y en aerdajl, en Hoo.
ver esta potencia ttcne un amigo fiel
Will Ilodgers dice que el partido
Demócrata eo:a muerto ya. Todavía 1
no Ip esta, y lo urtnlco que tenemos ¡
que hacer en la próxima -elección es I
el no poner n la carrera a un Cató
lico o a un Judio, y esto provara a
ustedes mas que otra cosa alguna q' I
fue cuestión de religión para aque
líos que desertaron sus filos y quie
nes rtgresaran a la® mismos con ma
yor animo, si nominamos un buen
Protestante. Al Smlth hubiese lar
gado muy lejos a Hooover sino ha si
do porque era un Católico.
i La ultima elección ha provado sin
i menor duda que este queblo no es ca
' paá de gobernarse por si mismo, y
no se puede encontrar mejor perso- i
FRAPPED
FOR
SUMMER
ICE CREAM—"that most mód
em of dishes," is the way most
- of us think of the popular dcs-
1 sert. But after all, it rcally isn't
I so modern, for way back in 1600
the connoisscurs oí Italy wcrc cn
joying "pincapple sberbets" and
, frozen blcnds of cream, ground
- nuts, fruits, chocolate, spices, wine,
J etc. The novelty of’the dessert
consistcd in the frdezing, not in
1 the ingredients, so the cíicfs used
t almost anything that carne to
liand. Neither did they have the
i idea that an ice cream must con
( sist primarily of swcetened cream;
"cream," as they used it, liad more
! the significancc of our modern
word, custard.
The Nobles* Fruit
One of the. most expensive in
gredicnts which the confection
ers of that period used was the
pincapple—a fruit which was en
tirelv greenhouse-grown and so
I costly as to be used only by kings
i and noblcmcn. Today, pincapple
is more popular than exclusive, for
the growers in far-off Hawaii have
managed to capture In cdible form
lome of the sunliglit which pours
down on the islands, and sell it at
a price that appeals to all.
Some of the recipes which in
elude thii fruit are:
Q
. rineapple (itnur Shtrim Cut ene
ounce candled glnger In small
piecea, add one cup augar ar.1 three
* ropa water. Boíl fifteen minute).
¿ool. Add one-third cup limen
•S. N. Smith,
Doctor PrtCtiro
EN MEDICINA YOIRÜJIA
San t U i 9l Colo
Economy Shoe Repairi. g
tLDKRTti Sánchez
Proorle; or
I ■ I wl S ! w
-
WE HAVE MACHIM "
to d. >.11 klnds of shoe repalring
work, t matter what part of
the ehots needs attention we hnvc
a machine that will do just thn
particular work. Whetber the
part to be xopaired Is the solé or
tbe upper, w e can guarantee to
do Itproperlv. One trial will be
aufficlent to prove it.
PAYNE'S BLACK-SMITH SHOP
LEE PAYNE Proprletor
A practteal Blaek-Smith. wohse
Motto is Service and Satisfacticti’.
I »
I I - 1 i
- O !
have a complete stock of
HottC-shces, Shcet Steel and hard
wood,
Pay Ub A Visit and try our Service
Locatcl at the "Oíd Narciso Garcia's
rcsldencc bulldlng"
San Luis, Colo.
na para que entrege éste país a Ingla
terna, como una sus potencias, q*
uno do sus subitosp. lloovtr. Quiza
entonces queda remes aliviados de esa
crer
) en el terceras par
' tes d nuestra populación lo serán.
juicc and one can crushed Hawaii
an pineapplc and freeze.
Froten Desscrts
Pincapple Sherbet; Boil two cups
wa tcr with onc q| sugar; dissolve
a tablespoon of gclatin in coid
water and stir in the hot syrup;
bcat until coid. A<1J four wcll
beaten cgg whiteg and the con
tcnts ot a can ofjwjshed pineapplc
with the juice oañemon. Freeze
and serve m E ! a < s .
Bcat stilt the
1 0Í > Sl ? 'SS’und put into the
doublc boiler; add slowly to this
water fn f r'c Klr in a 1 f
whn! Ju ■ Í V ' W, ‘
?n ,nn i ? n ‘ ” í‘ Wi!l r0J1 ,! c
of c?rá m “V u " tilto,d : ad l '■ 1
cun, aí bea ?”' vcr - v slilT
anule Hawaiiuu p
apple and the j u ¡ c „- o f ¡|
lemon. Pj.v u , , ! ■ . '
salt and ice L"? ? olJ; bury
‘Ot fiv e hnurs.
quart'ort/” C,ranl '■ Heat ono
cur/r. f <bln . tlc - nl and onc-halí
til \ n 1 doublc boilcr un-
four Cool. Add on -
rrn.t J CU P ÍU Rtr to one cup
stand Cd aI > d al| OW to
"H' 1 “«un mixture is
thii 'há. Co,nbi ' 1 ' an d frccze. If
fnJl ;?’• 1 , appcarancc bc
wl» di “ a P
with » ¿J 1 ,l " frcczinif. Serve
with a !fuce . m 7 x ; n(l one
n Crushed Hawalian
bmcapple, sup.- nt ¡ wgtcr . Boíl
stn» n n^ tM ***| and
Want Add.
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Mcnd’ay, Nov. 12, between Amino
ra and San Luis one Dúplex tire rack
and onc ILiyes rim on which was
mounted onc cid casi,ng 27 by 4 —40
Findcr picas? notlfy E. II. Ellithorp
Alamosa, Colo. adv
RECUERDO
Deseamos de hacer recuerdo a to
dos nuestros marchantes y a todos
Ioíj que tengan tiquetas de compras
< n nuestro comercie, de que no se
olviden en presentar las mismas pa
ra que sean redimidas en chanzas
correspondientes en la rifa.
D. SALAZAR E HIJO
WaNTED—Man with car to sel)
complete líne quality Auto Tires and
l ubes. Exclusive Territory. Ex-
not necessary. Salary|300
per month.
MILESTONE RUBBER COMPANY
East Liverpool, Oh lo.
tor Eirst Class Auto Repair Work
CALL AT
. THE SAN ACACIO GARAGE...
We Speclallze On
.FORD and CHEVORLET Repair...
N. L. Compton, Prop.
SAN ACACIO, COLORADO.
The WILHEL.MS of Alamosa
For Portralta—No Deposit
322—«th. St Tel. N0.I6TJ.
—SEE—
E. L. Sioller
San Luis, Colorado.
FOR
Life Insurance,
Accldcnt Insurance,
Flre Insurance,
Surety Bonds etc.
FOR SALE—Nine Cows and two
Heiffers. They are all Holsttín
cows. They are good cows. Some
of them are fresh, others will be
fresh soon.
M. ADSON,
Jaroso, Colo.
adv.
Solicitamos Orden CU
por Empresos y Anun
cios.
DE VENTA—Nueve vacas y dos ter
ñeras. -Todas son Holsteins. To
das son buenas vacs. Algunas es
tán frescas y otras estarán frescas
esto.
M. ADSON,
Jaroso, Colo.
adv.
Male Htip Wantcd
Man wanted to run Me Neia Baal
nena In C oatllla County. Make 87
to 810 dally—year around work—
no layoffB—ah unuaual offer.wrltr
me today. FRÜST and TI1OMAS,
> Mr. Thomas, Freeport, 111.
~ ' "S T Way muchos medio para ha-
I * | *®eer obras de imprenta; pero
r . A ***** B-obra, de inmprenta, de calidad aon
JljÍJll] IHar*--!* hechas en una »ola forma—LO ME-
J IIlililí BMM J" JOR. Noaotroa hooemoe obra» da
lili X, Imprenta de toda clase, Irrespectlvo
u ue Bea vueatra demanda, desda un
cartel hasta un folleto, y lo hacemos
|l l) en la forma de calillad,nada mas.
1 Be hacemos en forma de ahorrarle
dinero, también. Mande sus pedí
dos, los cuales bien atendidos
ü El Demócrata
SE RECLAMA QUE LA VOTACION POPULAR LLEGARA A MUY CER
CA DE 35,000,500 VOTOS
(PA)—Una votación popular total
da 35,288,899 fue dada paca presi
dente de los Estados Unidos en las I
boletas de. les dos partidos mayores
en la elección dtl martes, asegun I03
guarismos cmpilados por la Prensa
Asociada.
Herbcnt Hoover, nominado Repu
blicano, recivio 20,703,528 votos, mi
entra) que Alfrcd E. Smith nomina
do Demócrata, recibió 14,585,37,
haciendo urna popolaridad de Hoover
de 6,118,157 votos.
Desparramados por todo el país,
5 422 precintos cntan faltan lo.
La votación total tn la elección a
mojitaray cuando los votos dados por
t El Crédito Hace Balance con £1 Banco j
g En proporción el balance 9ue Ud. tiene en el bancc significa
mucho en el ciedito Hue ? Ud. se le vuedr extender» ?
3 Cuando un individúe ac pirgvit. : n >n> ,.Fc>'t«i ei no
se le puede facilitar un prest» n <, • < r t«.nts p c t titi o c< n o a
su vecino, considerando Sve ’occs os factores ten iguales? a f
£ razón sera-hallada probablemente porque un balance firme y j
de promedio substancial significa mucho er.c< ntra de un Rulen* ?
{ ce pequeño y de instabilidad. ▼
' De un punto de vista de negocios, ea muy importante de ci
• mentar y edificar su balance bancano, ten o ediíic&dcrde ere
dito, baluarte encontra de emergener-' • un capit*l contante
para toda oportunidad de negocios. ¿
San Luis State Bank ¡
J San Luis, Coto. j
Dont Sacrifica the Good Qnalities of Your Car for tho Sike of its Di
lapidará paint. A.E. MEDINA J r . The DÚCO PAINTER, at Fort
Garland, wiill remedy your alimente for a nominal sum— See him.
1 ■' ■- * -'
I San Luis Roller Mili.
W. S. Parrish, Prop. dan Luis, Colo.
Compra y Vende íf—
TODA OLASE DE GRANO PARA SEMILLA.
Harina superiores-
M arcas: ‘Pride” y “Spring n .j
partldC3 menores sean tabulado?, a
■ cereja de 31..500,000 indicada cu li
•intimación hecha por la Prensa Asa
ciadla hecha dies dia 3 antea de l a elec
cien.
L a votucicn total do Hoover exce
dió aquella de Warrcn Hardlng en
1920 por 4,551,328 y aq j,clli dtl Pr n
Bidente Coolidge en 1924 por 4,978.
421. La votación total de Smlth cx
c éio aquella dt M. Cox en
1920 por 5,138,018 y aqueja do John
IV. Davis en 1924 por 6,197.482.
La votaoibn popular hasta hora
compilada es 6,197.482 e,n exceeo de
la votación de 192 4