The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 24, Ed. 1 Monday, December 25, 1916 Page: 22 of 24
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THE OKLAHOMA FAKMERSTOCKMAN
December 25 1910
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Field Notes
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Tubs He bought 11 head for which he
Mid $10510 W B Mitchell Marfa
Texas took home eight head at a cost
of $6633 He was the second highest
buyer Over one-third of the entire herd
was bought by Texas and Oklahoma
men The cattle were pretty well scat
tered over twelve states Many buyers
were present who had checks in their
pockets and took them back home-
prices went too high for them Every
of the
one present felt the importance
dispersion of a herd of cattle with so
many individuals rich in famous breed
ing
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order before January 1 whtls price
Champion and grand champion blood Al
agaa Watiafaction guaranteed “Safety First
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Billing Me
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PORTUGOD’O
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Good young bulls 6 to 24 months
old cows and heifers Scotch
Scotch topped and milking strain
cows and heifers bred to good
sires some with calf at foot others
showing in calf A fine lot of
yearling heifers sired by good
Scotch bulls Visitors welcome
Farm only a few miles west of
Hobart Okla Gin ship Ca R I
& P Frisco or Kansas City M
& O Address
J A PORTWOOD
Lone Wolf Oklahoma
tiyB STOCK AUCTIONEERS
B3fenrAlR!t ionocr
Make from 10 to $50 per day We teach
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you by correspondence or here In school Write
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for bia free catalog
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Also write us about risterlnff your good
to 1400-pound mares in Wagon Horae At
eerw assess VM SIS TV OgUII nUTBO Ag
eoolatlon We are now registering In Volume
1 11"! from eight states Missouri Auction
School w n Carpenter Pres 818 Walnut
Bt Kansas City
JOHN D SNYDER
Hutchinson Kan
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Pedigreed Livestock all breede Write me If
yguepect to sell livestock of any kind
Ea F HERRIFF Apache Okla
Lilveatock and farm s&lea solicited Write
or wire for dates
O F HURT
LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER
KINGFISHER OKLA
MULE FOOT IIOOS
MULE FOOT HOGS
I have won more first premiums and Cham
plonahlpa than any herd In the United States
Choice boars and fancy large type sows and
bred gilts for sale ZENE O HADLEY Wil-
mington Ohio Box H
POLAND CHINAS
For Sale — Prolific Poland China
male pigs First litter of seven Sire
Sampson 1000 lbs j dam Miss Jum
bo yearling 330 lbs She one of a
litter of twelve $25 each
THE r
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FARM
Belgian Horses 'Holstein Cattle
ATOKA OKLA
IH Miles West
ERHART'S DIG POLANDS
Large roomy proltflo sows headed by
Grand Champion Big Hadley Jr Home of
more prise winners than any herd In the
west We ere pricing the grand cham-
pion Big Robldloux and malting special
prices on fall boars and u few last spring
boars A number of herd headers among
them Everything Immune and priced for
o’llck sale A J Erbart A Bone Ness City
ansae
McCORD DROS'
BIG POLANDS
Mouw’s Price and Progressiva Orphan heads
the herd Herds sows are the very large
rrtlUlo kind with quality representing such
Big Orange A Wonder Big Jumbo
Young stock for aalei
sires as
and Louis King
e ther sex: pricer reasonable write your
w eta McCord Brow Pauls Valley Okla
FRAZIER’S OIG TYPE
POLANDS
BOARS READY FOR SERVICE
Also some spring gilts either open or bred
for March farrow Fall pigs either aex now
ready to ship
‘Everything Immune guaranteed satlsfaO'
tory and recorded in purchaaer'a name
Box 1 ED FRAZIER Drexel Me
DOGGETT’S BIO POLANDS
Have a few spring and summer boars
left lots of fall pigs also some spring gilts
they are sired by Doggett’s Big Wonder
Queens Wonder Smooth Columbus These are
the best of big type breeding Write me
about them Dr J O R Doggett Crane Mo
Sellars’ Big Polands
Robldloux heads the herd herd sows sired
by Pan Defender Wonder A and Big pun
Choice growthy young stock for sale either
sex A J 8 ELLA US A SON Okarolie
LOOKADAUGH’S DIG DONED POLANDS
Increase the bone and size of your hogs I have 50 choice spring boars and a few
fall and winter boarB aired by such sires as Lookabauah’a Revenue sire of first
riz
prize litter first prize gilt In class of 22 and first prize boar in class of IS at
Oklahoma State Fair 1915 and Wonder Monarch Jr champion and reserve grand
champion at same fair and Big Orphan first in aged boar class Oklahoma 1916
weight 1000 pounds and of sows weighting from 600 to 800 pounds spring farrow
averaged 8 pigs to litter H C LOOKABAUGH
HKKEFORD&
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HERKFORD CATTLE
And -
BERKSHIRE HOOS
DUROC -JERSEY!
FinortyFaroDorooo
We cuter tu dlsertmlaatliig buyers
A few choice spring pigs for sale Every
thing Immune We guarantee satisfaction
FINERTY FARMS
Dos S7I
Oklahoma City Oklahoa
KHIIondalo Duroco
Oklahoma Fair 1916
sell Call on or write
stock pi Iced to
HILLANDALE FARMS
RT NO 8
OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA
rURE BRED HORSES
PURE BRED HORSES
GREATEST PERCHERON OFFERING OF THE SOUTHWEST
at
Enid Oklahoma Wednesday January 17th
50 PERCHERON STALLIONS AND MARES
FIFTEEN STALLIONS FROM MATURE AGE TO YEARLINGS
- THIRTY-FIVE SPLENDID MARES AND FILLIES
Most of the mares of breeding age are showing in foal and a number
are in the ton class ‘ -
If you want Pcrcherons you cannot afford to miss this the greatest sale
ever held by an Oklahoma breeder
Watch for page display but send your name today for catalog Address
J H JACKSON Enid Oklahoma
PERCHERONS— BELGIANS— SHIRES
39 heavy 8 and 4 year registered Percheron stallions 63 rugged 2
year-olds 41 yearlings Can spare 25 registered mares from my herd
24 registered Belgian stallions 11 registered Shire stallions Sires
and dams brought over from France Belgium and England
FRED CHANDLER Routs 7 CHARITON IOWA near Kansas City
Beaver Valley
Duroco
Grand Master Col II three times
grand champion of Oklahoma at the
head of the herd More champion
and prize winning sows than any
other In Oklahoma Only a few
fall boars for sale Herd headers
among them Satisfaction guaran
teed Address
W A WILLIAMS
MARLOW OKLAHOMA
Drecd’s Fancy Duroet
Large stretchy spring boars
ready for service $5000 im-
mune Fall pigs $2500 All
gilts reserved for bred sow
sale February 6 Herd headed
by Prince Defender Grand
Champion Oklahoma State
Fjir 1916 assisted by Cherry
Chieftain 1st prize junior
yearling
J R DREED Hydro Okla
Holstein Bull
For Sale
Born Deo 5 1915 two-thirds black
Extra fine individual 2nd at Okla-
homa Btate fair Sire Lyndon Fayne
DeKol whose dam sister and sire's
dam average Butter 7 days 3164
lbs Dam Mercedes Leaflet DeKol
A R O Butter 7 days 1516 lbs
as 3-yeav-old 2nd dam 2408 Ready
for service with world’s record blood
and the price is only $10000 No
females for sale
O B Toalson Bartlesville Okla
SIIEEF
Registered Shropshires
SHEEP
Select lot of
yearling rams
also ewes bred
or open Best
of breeding
and quality
Attractlv e
prices B R
JONES Still-
water Okla
Reg Shropshire rams yr’s and
two Square built rugged hardy
bucks with weight bone and
heavy fleece Quick shipping facil-
ities and priced cheap 41S head
Above Kansas City
HOWARD CHANDLER Charlton Iowa
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THU ID3AL OTCCH PAULI
iiunuponos
For Bale— ST Bona and Daughter ml Baas
Holiest Second IS tu 14 month! If half
ers IS bulls they will please you Com
write or phone S14 41 minuter rldu froiU
Oklahoma City car every hour
T E Cmlth Herman Oklo
O P Graves Mr
Hodfdsa’a Hsrsforda
200 Hftd 200
Herd beaded bjr Sm Asdreu
ad lead Set Carload at bid
trout rail'd bull tad
rarlosd et choice better ft
Ml at nieelal price AIM
Isb to dueose eC 80 )mmM
nd 10 lack! end few gfeat-
lend ponies for particular
ftdrees W 7 Hodgdea KnlA
Oklahoma
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We are offering 40 bred gilts 10 spring
boars ready tor service Best of blood
lines' gilts 'bred to the Jr Champion of
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JACKS AND JENNETS
Kingfisher Valloy
Stock Farm
Percheron Hcrses For Galo
Blg drafty three-year-old
stallions
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PERCHERONS
ra soma good stallions and
big-boned
Jack! and Jenneti B
black
g btrd head-
era and gnat mult Jacks Good In
dividual! and - print wlnntra bait
breeding Colts te IS hand Price
and taring right
PLuririEn polled
MEREFORDS
A -few Polled Cows with smooth heads
regular breeder by Polled Hire and
Polled Dam I yearling Polled Bull two
tucking Polled Bulla smooth head: prtead
PUUKiiijf rviiRU DUiiij Mutuum iioaui
right H D Plummer Longton Kan
Sellars’ Herofords
Herd headed by Beau Oeneral 24 and Gay
Randolph aelect lot of richly bred young
bulla and heifera for aalo beat blood linear
A J SELLARS SON Okarcha Oklahoma
JERSEYS
LADY HERMIT
Record 11104 lba of Milk 479 lbs Butter
Oklahoma State Hospital
A JjC C Jersey Herd
Herd headed by the Imported Combina-
tion Dairy Boy and Imported Noble Jolly
Fox
A good percent of the herd cowa are
imported and mostly all In the register
of merit Lady Hermit with a record of
11204 lba of milk and 679 lba of butter
Is among them Young atock for sals
either sex and out of those unusual high-
class producing dams and sired by our
great imported bulls Prices reasonabl
For particulars address
DR D W GRIFFIN NORMAN OKLA
What Is
Gained by
Testing
Cows )
Testing your cows tells whether
they are earning money for you
By the Register of Merit work
you can now build up your herd
from animals of known produc-
tion Science is driving guess-
work out of the dairy business
Government records show that
the average net profit per cow was in-
creased 1299b in eight years by testing
Selection baaed I upon actual dairy
merit will produce like results la your
!ierd Our booklet ‘‘What
a Accomplished by Test
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Sendforitnow It'sfree
The American Jersey
Cattle Club
869 Was Sard Street
NewYerk City
OAK GROVE JERSEY FARM
Offers a 9 months’ old Jersey bull that woa
first prise Oklahoma Btate fair 1016 whoa
dam made 400 pounds butter per year
FANSUEB BROS
Edmond Oklahoma
LINSCOTT JERSEYS
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Williams, Carl C. The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 24, Ed. 1 Monday, December 25, 1916, newspaper, December 25, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2046585/m1/22/?q=%22new-sou%22: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.