COMPANY, the oldest and largest manufacturer of milk THEproducts in the world, will build its first milk condensary in Texas, at Waco. The Borden Company pledges itself to do every thing in its power to develop the dairy industry of Texas, for an adequate supply of good milk is the first essential for a condensary. A unit for the production of milk powder will he completed as speedily as possible. Units for the manufacture of milk and other milk will he added evaporated products Gail Borden, a as as the milk warrants. rapidlv supply Texas Pioneer This is welcome news to the of Texas, and a great opportunity Gail Borden came to Texas to in people first engage for the hut here at last. stock raising, in 1828, uhen Texas was still a farmers—long-delayed, colony of Mexico. He represented his district at the convention at San Felipe in 1833, where Now the farmer can from the of one the Mexican goi ernment was petitioned for sep- progressive gel away uncertainty arate statehood. Mr. Borden's ability so attract- ed the attention that he en- on of Stephen Austin, and his feet his hank the him to make an the crop, put (and account) firmly proven gaged official survey of colony. Call Borden madethe first topographical a income — the steady income which map of Texas, uhen it became a republic under ground of sure-cash-even-month J C J president Sam .

comes from In Mr. Borden and his brother, with dairying.J O 1835, Joseph Baker, a printer, started the first newspaper in hack into the land the fertility which has been taken Texas at San Felipe. Those were troublous times. Dairying puts An invasion by the Mexican general, Santa Ana, made it necessary to move their press and type out. is diversification of the best kind. If followed to another village, but Mexican soldiers captured Dairying steadily* J G it a IThcn the . I • it and threw in river. Republic of and it leads to Texas w as established Gail Borden became public persistently, deep-founded agricultural prosperity. printer, and later collector of customs at Galveston, a city which he himself surveyed Farming is still the backbone of both the United Slates and the great ami laid out. Borden County with its county scat, the town of Gail, and the two towns of Borden, state of Texas. are all named after him. In 1851 hr left Texas and went to \eu England, The new Borden will he the of a milk and in 1357. after years of effort and many trials plant beginning great industry and hardships, hr perfected the process of con- densing milk, Gail Borden's Eagle Brand, and for Texas. It will enable the of Texas to milk on the milk business which bears his people buy produced foumlcd great name. their own and at home. From to rolling prairies packed pasture Hr returned to Texas ami died at Borden, Cofct- rmlo (.aunty, January 11, 18. 4. pantry —Texas' very own.

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Borden's Ea«ile Brand Borden's Bortlen's Evaporated Milk Borden’s Chocolate Borden's Dime Brand (stve«>rc>/ied) Malted 31 ilk (unsweetened) Malted Milk Condensed Milk(*u:ce(cn«ng a Texas favorite. popu- denied milk. Famous as an infant food of condensed milk age*. Delirious, highly nourishing, of the natural water removed. Nothing from pure fresh country milk, linest lar size tin since 1857. Full-cream cow's milk—ex- Sold in waled containers in- flour and malt. An —smaller than Brand, not digestible—and easy to prepare. For added. nheat barley Eagle rirh in butter but eeptionallv fat—smoothly light lunches, between meal* or at stead of bottles. Gives that "cooked- ideal energizing drink. Especially quite so rich, equally pure blended v*ith finest Wonderful in sugar. bedtime. Ask for a Borden Special with-eream'” flavor to all dishes. I'w good for children. Makes the drink* and delicious, cofire and magic dessert*. at quick *oiir favorite fountain. it uhereve, fhr reripe call- for milk. ing of milk a treat.

lo baker* and ice cream makers—The Borden plant in Texas trill produce powdered milk of highest quality

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