The Oklahoma Cotton Grower (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, May 25, 1923 Page: 3 of 4
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TOBACCO
tr:4777-5Mm—1LCO---3 years old esira
211as quality none bettor pay for to-
bacco and postage u hen 1 ece i
chewing 5 pounds $175 10 pounds $3
smoldng 6 pounds $160 10 pounds
1260 FARMERS UNION Halsesville
KY- 5-36
M'rucKY 81OKINc3 TonAcco
aged in bulk mill and mellow 5
net $125 10 lbs- $200 20 lbs 350
Satisfaction guaranteed Kentucky To-
bacoo Gmwers Lynvillo Ky 6-10
OBACCO aged lest eelect Chewing
a lbs $100 10 $3 00 Smoking best
10 $360 good 10 $300 Satisfaction
guaranteed Co-operators Murray Ky
6-10
SEEDS
WATEBMELON sees—r rrieh Gray Tom
Watson Excel Kleekley Sweet Hal-
bert Honey be pound delivered R L
Elt tan Watermelon Seed Grower Mon-
tt lei lo Fla 5-'25
1oi -SALE'---gafir Sunrise and wart
black hull pure recleaned tested
three dollars hundred pounds John
Stephens Sussed Rani 6-25
ITTri5 s---corr o 1st GROWER —
-6 ALFALFA SEED 95 per cent pure
3750 bushel sacks free track Con-
cnrdla Geo Bowman Concordia Ran
SWEET CLOVEllMRTit-ounaT
Derek) 6c pound Sudan Grace I 4c
pound Order early fob here Gibbs
FP4 Co Plainview Texas 4-25
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PLANTS
niPROVED Porto Rico and tallow
Yam potato plants $2 thousand pre-
Ten thousand Pre paid $1750
Staunton Farm Lenox Ga 6-25
Don SAL—Pure PTarto Rico sweet
potato plants $260 Per 1000 6000
$125 per 1000 10000 20 delivered
Satisfaction guaranteed C H John-
son Lytle Texas 6-25
I'LANTS — Nane7
Hall So Queen 100 40c 500 $140
1000 260 postpaid 10000 $20
Ktmhulwee Plant Ranch Wagon-
er Okla 5-25
ITZIATO Cabbage Collards and Onion
plants 300 100 ROO 600 $175 1000
Pepper 50c 100 prepaid Star Plant
Farm Ponta Texas 6-25
gI-NCY-ITACL Potato plants delivered
by insured parcel post $200 per thou-
sand Barry & Dawson Belleville
Ark 5-25
IZA!TCY HALL and Porto Rico potato
plants from certified seed 100 40e
801) $100 500 $160 1000 $250 5000
$2 25 mr 100 We will treat you right
and appreciate your patronage High-
way Truck & Plant Farm Tecumseh
Olt la 6-10
NANCY BALL or Porto Rico plants
BOO $125 1000 $225 6000 $200
15000 $120 thousand prepaid Prompt
shipment J A Clifton Russellville
Ark 625
IMPROVED Porto Rico potato plants
600 $1 1000 $175 postpaid 10000
112101 express collect Tomato plants
I s0me price Satiaraction guaranteed
Patrick & Roberts Omega ttt 6-25
LEE Porto potato plants 6a1
$1 00 1000 $175 postpaid 10000
11205 uxpre6a collect Tomato plants
same proe Satisfaction guaranteed
Plakens Plant Co omega Ga 6-25
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SWEET potato 1611118 delivered ItY
mail 100 40o 6011 1140 1603 snit
Porto Rico Nancy Hall Yellow Yam
Triumph Bunch Yam Southern Queen
Cuba Yarn Yellow Jersey Ozark Nur-
sery Tahlequah Okla 6-25
ALL leading varieties of Frost-Proof
cabbage plants Prices $125 per 10001
50' and over 8100 J W Holley Farm Albany ilia 6-10
N - GOVERNMENT inspected plants Cab-
bages tomatoes and potato plants
1000 to 4000 $130 50110 to 19000
$125: 20005 to 40000 $110 ow- R0-
000 $100 per 100 Williams PP at '2o
Pa slay Ga 6-10
511-SISCI1PI certified Porto Rico pc-
tato plants $150 per 1000 Postpaid
F0no and up $140 per 100 delivered
1 C Pavia Purvis Miss Rt 2 11-10
CERT-IVIED Nanty Hall sweet potato
pia vas delivered parcel post 5250
Per 1000 Iy cxprem $200 Guaran
lead to reach you in good condition
A It Jonas Trey-cant Tenn 6-:5
H R NVIILIAM6 Bait Ga In-
spet'ted Porto Rico potato plants
fl 2E per 10-11 6-25
EiwflLT PnTATO FLIES—Nanc-' Hall
Porto Rico or Rey We Grnmn
trnm vine cutting seed Lul() buhels
bedded Large planta well paCKed
Stic: O $140 1COU $256 &liv-
ered RPady April 10th L G her-
Tn Mahe rittla 6 25
l'ORTO RICAN potato 1 pft realy
April 2uth Inspected prenuld two
10661) $1 75 sltis-
faction guaranteed Whilesporo (Tex)
Curing Plant T H 'Matthews Mgr
Texas 6-25
Nancy 111111 P-
an) plants nro) 9ne 50 $1
Tomi in plants 3r6) fco
Pe Pr plants 10) f16 postPxd Cul-
er Plant Co Mt i Pleasant Texas
TÔMOTO PLANt7-7Tadit g
ready tor optn field (c lP
St0) retpaid Quick rhipnient
nd par arrival guarttut'ed V
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pwmett potato plant
ex preg $6 by parcel $ 2
God pri3 on largsr pian-
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bfir1N and WO pack to tnurn delivery
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POULTRY
Hocks
EGGS FROM 1MSO1EN'S RINGLET
BARRED ROCKS Thompson tran
iL 100 prepaid Mrs C A Imboden
Granite Okla
14g horns
SING11 comb bark Brown Leghorn
eggs half ptiee Vilifiers show and
egg contest 1160 15 eggs $4300 per
1440 Pecan Grove l'arm Rt 1 Pilot
Point TOXFIS 0-10
SINGLE Comb Whim Leghorn hitich-
Aug eggfi $3 WO Pine Drive Poultry
Perm Driftwood Oki 6-2 5
BARRON White Leghorn eggs $6011
100 chicks 513 10 delivered c
Stratom Alma EHrl -25
Minorens
S C Lhuk Minorcs—tggs from prize-
winning stock 15 eggs $150 110
egg $600 Mrs Porter Murray kir
Ikin 5-25
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POUDTPT—PAPE11--Six months
25e one year b0c three yeat $100
Money refunded It you aro not natin-
fled after receiving first issue Oldest
largest and best in bouthwest--60 to
100 pages monthly l'eature depart-
ments and Illustrated articles on lend-
ing breeds The "OK" Poultry Jour-
nal Box A Mounds Okla
BABY CHICKS
C1iICKS117etiaing varieties
standard hied vigorous heavy lay-
ing stock lowest prices best quality:
postage paid Illustrated catalog free
Superior Poultry Co 'Windsor Mo
4-25
LAIIY CHICKS-8c up 12 varieties
live arrival gusratiteead catalog
free !ilitPoLiti Cluckories Clinton Alo
6-SO
DABY CHICKS and Hatching Eggs--
S C Brown Leghorn chicks 12l4c
apiece eggs $125 $250 also reg-
istered Burnes service boar cnd wean-
ing pt gs either sex Mr and Mrs
Frank A Cox Blue Eye Mo 6-26
Q17ATTLTY—alicka eggs 10 stan-d71"
bred varieties best winter laying
strains free delivery: reasonable
pro' catalog tree hliesouri Poultry
Farms Columbia M 7-10
CiliCkS---Ilatelling Eggs 16
breads from hardy Ozark stock Big
catalog tre Kenneriale Hatchery
pringlirlrt Mo 6-25
KODAK FINISHING
FiLMS
2-A Brownie and smaller Blma developed alid oix prints 25c each LP ger
sizes 30c Prompt bervice ddm
Grand Oklahoma City 7-25
11LMS developed 6e: Drinta Sc each
Dodd & Sons 111S kit Gregory St
Cincinnati Ohio 11-16
BARBER COLLEGES
NVANTED----N-Aen to learn barber trade
low tuition tools free wages while
learning position guaranteed catalog
mailed free Schwartz Barber College
1u6 W California Ave Oklahoma City
LIVESTOCK REMEDIES
'LOG CONDJT1ONER expels worms
and keeps hogs healthy and fat A
trial 10-lb package for 3100 Offer
elo:-s in 90 days Act quick Atkinson
Lsherstortes St Paul Kan S-25
AGENTS WANTED
EVIT-R-V—CTTIT T 0 N
GIttWINtl COUNTY to SP 11 Calcium
Arsenate Duster Thousands of cotton
growers will poison the boll weevil this
year Every grower must have a
duster to apply the poison Our dust-
er well known and reasonable in price
Quick sales and big profits to right
kind of agents Write for our propo-
sition Address G M Minnich 601
Canal ri!vd Cleveland Ohio 6-25
LARGE -g-ITTET KIANtPACTURER
wants agent to sell complete line of
shirts tlire‘t to wearer Exclusive pat-
terns big values Free samples Madi-
son Mills 60 Broadway Nw York
MALE HELP WANTED
ILw AY MATIL CLEaKS---Start $in3
month expensed paid Specimen ex-
ithilrattiOrl qUeSlions free Columbia
Institute V-7 Coiembus Ohio
IVANTED—T-tallway roma! clerks
Commenete $1601) year Men IS to 35
rcamtnatione everywhere coming soon
Specimen questions free Wrle imme-
Mate ly Franklin Inst itute Dept T-I36
Po-9-te-r N V 6-25
NURSERY STOCK
l'ORTO ehtoJ innoe-ted free
from arevil 1610 $225: 600 $11!5 STSAWlirrrflriplente Rlot1)ke
IT dellvered Alger Grower (21-5- per 1tP00 W R Sharp Chriton
City TIl(PtH (3-10 1 Tenn
SVEET POTATri Plarlts P"rlö 11-h-n IEEE-KEEPER'S SUPPLIES
and Nancy Ilan $:50 per thousand
postpaid heady nhout May lat All I ET: EiELTElti" SUPPLIEF---Write rir
certifiad heed treated according to gov- catalog Graham Meg Co Green-
ernment speci:cationa No hothcalse Ivil! '1xqe 7-10
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blips Place your order at one Let I
caah Arenmparly your order l C Pen- FLONVERS
rett‘ Heye Okla tth I lirx 22A 6-1)
FLOW ERS
DAIILIAS $10 Potiajl Ata
DahIa Gardtns Capitol lieghts
FARM LANDS
N-t7i AN grctves tho gtt:t
e34y terms pr pt X Eorolrban
Orchards Co Ocean 5prn40
5- 25
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MeNowan 4)0 ‘VIlkinson kildg Omaha
Yeft
5-25
FTTunN f hiz:“r prs and hettmr
tImes brng logner rra of
land: h w and hay Low Till !F:0
per acre goaran!oed ('PscriptIon
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frr floe 11A 14oz 17 t Vernnm
111 5-25
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CRE
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It has been proven the most
successful way to market
cream is to ship DIRECT
TO TILE CREAMERY for
the main reason that it nets
the producer more mone!1
You are trtiking cows for
the revenue derived there-1
from Then why not ship !
direct to us and always re-f
ceive more revenue?
If not already a regularl
shipper let your next can!
of cream come to us Try
our system of service and
1tcome one of our many
sath-fied patrons
'our Can sal (Therk -newk
T I:eturn Train
Sh'N)ing 'Tags FurniAlPrI
BORING PRODUCE &
CREAMERY COMPANY
(-LITTON OiatflOTA
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SPrvi‘e Built
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AGENTS WANTED
ROMC C001537117vel ties 4k-7—you
need retailed at jobting Price& A
general more i nur doot vets pay
postage Post card brings catalog
Agents invitecir Acey Smith C O 0
Lightner Bldg Detroit 6-26
INSTRUMENTS
LUILD your wan phonographs We
can supply you with motors tone
arms and all acoersories at wholesale
pricer' Write for cuttalqc AX Pleas-
ing Sound Phonograph Co 21)4 E 113th
St New York N Y
ULtsIJPPLiE
POt'LTRY pay by using our
remedy tluaraAteod to cure cholera
White diarrhoea sore head etc or
money refunded Don't pay now Send
us your name and address and pay
postman $100 when medidne a dolly er& Sadler Co GustIne TPXalL 126
Trra7TTONE and Ilbby TuTILAytone
cures blackhead $ad droopy turkeys
$105 each guaranteed Leslie A
Wright Atlanta filo 7-10
FEMALE HELP WANTED
LABN 820 weekly a Par 6 trine at home
addresaing ynajllng musin circulars
Send Ino for music information Amer-
in !dusk CO 5668 Broadway IJept
Now York 6-10
WINTITD—Wolnen-girle Learn dreammaking-deeigning
at ham& 835 week
Big demand Sewing experience un-
necessary Sample leesone tree Write
immediately Franklin Institute rNwt
linchestsr N Y 6 -10
PET STOCK
rEnmitrD Collie pups: the best
breeding to be had satisfaction pruar-
anteed or money refunded Males $15
females 510 Kerr Collie Kennels Kerr-
ville Taxa& 5-25
THIRTEEN MORE
BANKS SIGN OP
Continued from page One
State National Bank Eufaula
Weabita Valley Batik Ft Cob&
First National Bank Frederick
Natioruil Batik of Commerce
Frederick
Okla State Bank Frederick
Security State Dank Frederick
Home State Bank Grandfield
Bank of Gotebo Gotebo
First State Bank Gould
First State Bank Gowen
First National Bank Gracemott
First National Bank Granata Id
Tillman County Bank Grandfield
First National Bank Guthrie
First State Bank Guthrie
Security State Bank Guthrie
Bank of Hai1er111e Italleyville
Farmers State Bank Hanna
First National Bank Hanna
First National Dank Harrah
First National Bank Hartshorne
First State Bank Ilartshoree
Producers State Bank Harts-
horne Security State Dank Hartshorne
Miners National Bank Henryetta
City Guaranty Bank Hobart-
:home State Dank Hobart
Farmers & Merchants Nati Bank
Hobart
Bank of Hollister Hollister
First State Bank Indiaboma
Indianola State Bank Indianola
First National Bank flows
First State Bank Mows
Dank of Krebs Krebs
American National Bank Lawton
Farmers State Guaranty Bank
Lexington
Security State Bank Lexington
First State Dank 'Lenore
First State Dank Lehigh
Farmers Exchange Bank Lind-
say First National Bank Lone W
Orient State Dank Lone Wolf
American National Bank McAl-
ester City National Bank McAlester
First National Dank McAlester
McAlester Trust Co McAlester
Oklahoma State Bank 'McAlester !
Bank of Commerce McLotel
First National Bank McLoud
McComb State Bank McComb
Bank of Manitou
Bank of Meeker Meeker
Citizens Bank of Meeker Meeker
Mill Creek National Mill Creek
Bank of Mt Viek Mt View
First National Bank Mt View
Planters State Back Mounta!n
Park
Commercial Natl Bank Musko
Citiz0n
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Shaw Lee
gee
Muskogee Natl Bank Muskogee
City National Bank Norman
First National Dank Okemah-
Okemah Natl Bank Okeraah
American National Bank Okmul-
gee Pr ae Nadonal Bank Prague
First National Bank Prague
First State Bank Prague
First State Bank Prague
State National Bank Paden
Bank of Pittsburg Pittsburg
Chickasaw Ni-itional Bank Pur-
cell McClain County Nat Bank Pur-
cell Purcell Bank St Trust Co Pur-
cell Farmers SraP Bank Quinton
First National Bank Quinton
Bank of Pamq Baml:ett
American State 13k Boseriale
Bank of Red O Red Oak
First National Bank Poosevelt
Citizens National Saiiisaw
Sapulpa State Bank Sapulpa
First State Bink ziavanna
Nstional Lauk of Lolunaerce
THE OKLAHOMA COTTON GROWER
EVERY MEMBER WILL RECEIVE A STATEMENT
LIKE THE ONE BELOW SHOWING ALL DETAILS
OF HIS TRANSACTIONS WITH HIS ASSOCIATION
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The Itemized Statement to the member speaks for itself and needs no explanation except Iz the following immaterial instances:
1 The American Bankers' Association has given each Bard( a number and on our records we designate this official number instead of the
full name of the bank
2 The Distribution Lists to Banks during the season were lettered instead of numbered The dates of these distributions are here given In
case any Bank or member may need them for reference: A November 15 B November 23 C and D November 29 Ll December 11 F and G
December 12 If and I December 15 J December 14 K January 9 L January 13 M January 20 N January 15 0 and I' February 9 Q and
R February L? S and 'r February 10 U February 27 V March 7 W March 10 X March 14 Y and Z March 15
3 The Charges shown against each bale is 37 per cent of the gross proceeds of that bale It includes both the Handling Charges and Open t
ating Expenses 1
4 The Final is the balance due and the lists that will be sent to all Banks May 26th contains the Tag Number and Final for each bale '
Every member will this year get
an actual photographic copy or his
ledger account as it appears in his
Association offices This photo-
graphic copy will look Just like the
one shown above with the single
exception that it will he slightly
smaller
State Nati Bank Shawnee
First National Bank Snyder
Kowa National Dank Snyder
Farmers State flrik Spiro
First National Bank Spiro
Stillwater National Bank Still-
water Stuart State Bank Stuart
Home State Bank Tecumseh
Tecumseh National Bank Tecum-
get Farmers State Bank Temple
First Nationa' Bank Tipton
Farmers State Bank Tipton
First State Bank Tuskahoma
First National Bank ViatL
First State Bank Vian
First National Dank Wanette
Security State Bank Wanette
Citizens State Bank Wardville
First National Bank Washington
First State Bank Wayne
First National Bank Weleetka
State National Bank Weleetka
First Guaranty Bank Wewoka
First State Bank Wi Murton
Latimer County National Bank
Wilburton
First Natl Bank Brinkman
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Tills method of advising members
of the standing of their accounts
has been decided upon for several
reasons In the first place it gives
every member an absolutely true
ropy of 11:R account with (HP Irl of
the latious transactions with his
Association Furthermore this meth-
od does away with any possibility
First Nat Bank Cashion
Farmers State Bank Cashion
Parmers SW() Dank Granite
First Nat'l Bank Granite
Guaranty State Bank Mangum
Mangum Nat Bank Mangum
Pirst Nat Bank Mangum
Morris Nat Bank Morris
Peoples State Bank Morris
Pederal Natl Bank Shawnee
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Sterling
First Nat Bank Willow
The Information you find tri your
Cotton Grower la reliable because It
k owned controlled and published
by and for you and the more than
40000 other c ot t o growers of Ok-
lahoma rho are members of the
Oh lahoma Cot ton Crewel-1' A sodattom
"You will find enclosed Mr J V
Henson's signed contract Please
send me halt a dozen more tor I
think I can get more new 'memhers"--James
Bateman Marlow
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would be Impossible to do this work
by typewriter without mistakes To
g-uard against mistakes extra time
would be consutned !n checking
thus adding to the expense of get-
ting out the statements Then too
the time conttamed in making these
pbotographin copies Is very Consid-
erably less than would be necen
BROOM CORN MEN
START CAMPAIGN
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saws Porter "We munt sign up
enough coin between this data and
July 15 to do this There is nothing
to be gained by allowing the cam
Paign to lag
"It in every member's job Each
Individual grower 'who has signed
a broom corn contract has a direct
and urgent responsibiliiy to get out
among hie neightkorn NOW and stay
on the job until he has them all
signed tip 1Telp will lie given in
ezeli county by trained mon In or-
ganization work ltut one man in
St county or even one in a com-
munity cannot put tills thing over
In the time left to do it before the
1923 crop comen In The only way
to get it done is to have the un
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The s4m pictured above is being hung in the banking room of the banks who are
signing the co-operative agreement with your Association Is it hanging in the bank with
which you do business?
If it is not you should ask your banker why
The agreement w hjch is neing presented to banks in cotton territory for signature
is entirely lair to both the bank and your Association It simply provides that:
Firi-t—The bank vil1 per-nit cotton Association members on which it holds mortgage
to be sold through your Association in accordance with the plan for orderly marketing
Second—Your Association agrees to protect the bank's interest as mortgagee in the
cotton
More than 17M banks hav e already signed this agreement and the above sign has
been left xv:lh them to lie placed on display in their banking room
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aary if the work had to be done on
typewriters
The explanation which le found
next under the photo of the an-
cotrt together with the headings
of each column should make the
account plain
Mailing of statements will
beKtir about June 1 and 7111 be rin
Ished about June 15 it is estimated I Cotton Grower
divided Support of every man in-
terested—of every member
"Remember that the cotton grow-
ers put their organization ft(T0145 in
a final one-week drive that netted
theta more than 20000 bales of
cottort--100004 more than the
amount necessary to complete their
organization They did it by the
Individual members getting out In
the field and putting it across by
their own efforts That is what we
are going to do with our broom
corn campaign right from the start
because of the shortness of the
time
"It in important to get the largest
possible sign-up now also for the
reason that the banks we have
talked with state definitely that the
amount of the advance as well as
the ultimate price received will be
determined by the percentage of the
crop signed up in the Asspelation"
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statements vrithin a reasonable time
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their Association and a duplicate
will be sent Rhould it appsar that
it will not be possible to get all
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Wilmarth, Fred. The Oklahoma Cotton Grower (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, May 25, 1923, newspaper, May 25, 1923; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2093643/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.