The Oklahoma Cotton Grower (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 25, 1924 Page: 3 of 4
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FARM LANDS
AR KA NSAS
Illustrated Folder of the Dead
titut Healthy OzarittL tluod land 5
au acre on tem& Write Barnsley
)Lone Ark
CO I 0 RA DO
V IIAT will make you more money
titan low priced productive latiitto
NVe have a few real hargaitie (on ae-
ci)unt Of f(recioeures) that we are of-
frring from 1t30 to titt) acre utiim-
'toyed uid improved hea and t:urn
lande that we will ettil at coat of ite-
quasitiou A Milli dlwn payment and
gooI terms On the balaree Lamar
iteuity CoroMmY Lamar Colo 1-25
MistiOURE
111S6012111—Witere ev-
erything grows Large and entail
tracts Cutover no cash tittwn
rtvetl la per cent cash balance like
Yle Play ttnd full Information
E Itinclbetger-Itarrtson Cape Ural-
NO 1-10
31EXICO
40 AcktEs three miles east of Mills
Ur ell Improved 140 ki eres in cultiva-
tion balance level Te'e gism Ntells
lots of water thuly mail Kidd Bus
lionte $16 acre Sj000 dowi balance
lei ins liaise corn cheat beans oats
etc If inieresteii write or see J 14
Frocur Mills N M
VIE11 CuITUN LAND IN 11:-
COS VALLEY of New Alexteo brings
gros return as high as 060 and $16(1
rt acre Assured crops no boll weevil
Alfalfa altiO a profitable crop: four tind
live cuttings a year Grain fruits anii
grden truck do well Ample irrigation
aLter Ideal or poultry and dairying
rielghtful all-year climate Good
OatIS 1110(ierl CIE y and rural schools
tcmessi‘e neigobors Limd vat u s ap-
oved by Chamber of Co:movies Rea-
set able prices and easy terms Far
particulars and illustrated magazme
ia tits l'ecos Valley Associairoo 36
tlitamber of Commerce Liundicg Hog-
ell New Mexico
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ACLE Cotion Farm 34 Inas
Do‘er 41twO down 1a1111e yearly
F C zitLrk Dover DICK 2-10
1' HAVE bevel id good cotton fat MS
that can be handled with a payment
$1boo I arms have
produced tins 118 1111101 kiS they
u id sell tor The W T Pointlex ter
Aeny Clinton ukia P O Box 444
2-10
tiL It TIILCK aiid fruit farms are
iced to hdt unit are scIliig ‘Vrite
11 Cu culars A B heimea
Okla
1-A t M I tAl tki At — itogers county
Oklahoma Land reasonable cotton
corj1 wheat oatstmall paymentodown
J Laugnerty Claremore Okla 1-25
CHEAVER OVN a bitin now
than rent I have four or five good
iirma improved near Hugo I win sell
Gil a Hunan payment down Write me
at once 1 T Thornton liox 443 Ok-
mulgee Okla
liKKGAIN it sold January ist ISO
acres Ini) in wheat Rini barley
Teams onis tind cows E Pe trerry
Okla 1-10
PA Y M ENT DOWN wilt buy
one of a few tthe farms 1 Own near
kwrept to 160 ares each Ad-
tict lioc 443 Otimulgee Okla 12-26
J:I-'As
111si 112 acre tracts cotto and on
:-outh Flaws rit4r Baniesa Teas
No better land shallow vater $':51 per
balance to salt
purchatier Addrtss owner Box 102
1dfrioN GEOWEES MAKE MONEY
PAttS'r in the Texas Panhandle and
South Plains where virgin soil pro-
ouees abundantly and crops often pay
tor tlie taint in a single season Cot-
ton is a buze crop and boll weevil us
unknown Idrtiy farmers make one-
halt three-quarters and up to a bide
per acre This rich new country Wants
tno:e settlers It IN ekomes and aids the
neAconter Land prices very reasoba-
Ule und terms ery liberal You can
own it good fill-In and pay for it in a
few years The Texas Panhandle and
Stt-tuth Plains farmers are prosperous
The land Is prairie—deep Hell and
ft ttile soil A country of beef pork
' mution poultry :Ind dairying All ce-
reals tire sueeer-stully grown including
nolo r hRtilr and broometA it Al
Itilla anti tither grasstts o Pies arid
biller fruits tritSQ all garden vegetables
do exceptionally kelt There are good
uwlis good roads inti excellent at hools
Aterlige annual rainfall is about 24
nobles mostly in the growing season
e There is untidy of good 4vater at mod-
Irate olepth Woultint you like to know
more 31100 a country like this? Ltt
me send you our folder '"fhe Panhan-
dle arni routh Flains" It gives all the
Lois Write today T 13 Gallaher
fleiteral Frelght teal Passenger Agettt
tSanta Fe fly tl tatita k IF iildg Am-
arillo Texas 8-25
1' A I CM impri-ivfd farm latics
fll Sabina' Valley
k farming
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i-411tno a Itinitie
:t tyi extremes in temperatute
nii F:iliti E4torinh 111 111-
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tit ConmieNie
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FAVNIS—Want heir frwn re311n
"r iarallieg have three Ole 1"nemt
itorved 100-no1-e !Arms for Kale
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7i5 1riiI if firoistori
AP KANsA:i PEODCE COMPANY
Meirph:s Trilfl s a reltal0e firm
MernpiOr a gq1 ruathet Ship thrn
your poultry ggm Uutter rablttp
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MISCELLANEOUS
AI 1V) Y A N tor FAie trm n-
utaturer 7 4- to V! tr
IL A VPrtlett
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SEEDS
430 POUNDS Mutiga beans at 20e per
lb 200 lbs Brown sugar crowder
peas at 20a per lb: 10 lad Laredo soy
beans at 110 per lad 6 bu blue hay
Pea t 64 per lad 20 lbs okra seed
at 50e per lb Also want offers sub-
mitted on WO bu e eet potatoes Porto
Itnio vai iety UI rates or sack Lodi
Lidigaere La Longaere Co-operative
Producers Association De Itiditer La
12-25
itwart and black seeded
Spanish Standard Broom Corn Seed
WhiLe and led straight neck and red
crook Iloilo dwarf feterita darso white
Aonder millet all $350 red and white
katir amber orange and sumac cane
4450 sudt0 750 alfalfa $1750 sweet
clover I 00 all per 100 lbs Freight
prepaid Clayetwth Seed Store Guy-
mon ur Chickasha Okla 12-25
FOR SA LE—liecl ned Laredo Soy-
Southern Supply Co New-
nan a 4-10
SEED COUN—New and standard vari-
ties Catalog and samples FREE
Write us Hayes Seed House Topeka
Kan a-10
Ef ALFA SEEDS 90 per cent pure
9500 tut Pulled White Sweet Clover
90 per cent pure $50 hi Track here
Sacke free Cleo Bowman Concordia
Kans
IIONEYBALL Cants loupe 1000 seeds
30 cents Write tor prices on de-
pendable rnetn seeds Browder Seed
Co Denton Texas 2-25
COTTON
TAKE NOTICE Mr Farrner—I have
several hundred bushels of Kaseh
Cottonseed 40 per eent lent V60 Per
bu dehvered W S Davis Lockhart
Tetva 4-t10
‘VANNAMAIV1ER - CLEVELAND and
Early Ring's Improved Cottonseed
Grown by us Privately ginned re-
cleaned grid graded $160 bu Murphy
& Palmer bander:Mlle Gm 4-10
1EBÜCSONli Triumph New Boykin
Heavy Fruiter 1210 InNhel Ruksell's
Big Boll pedigreed $3OU delivered B!
butiheis up caeh vvith order J 11
North Tt)Liiti blue Pallas Jex
4-1U
SEEDS FOB SALE— Over-the-Top
Cotton hee& three turnouts in one
field Gin and etapie 1 III IL R
‘Voodllill Flowery Branch Ga
FERGUSON'S improved bred-up pedi-
greed Cotton heed makes highest
yields and more money in the crops
Experiment itation tests and farmers'
experiences In their own fields prove
this berguson's pedigreed seeds wi!'
do as well for you as they are doing
tor our thousands of customers Book-
let of seed information tend facts tree
peciai priees on large or club orders
Ferguson Seed Farms Inc Sherman
Texas I 0 Box 0-64 12-28
BEST COTTON SELL) for planting for
iIe by a specialist with 24 years ex-
perience All leading varieties Write
for circular and prices at once W A
Simpkins Raleigh N C 2-25
THE ORIGINATOR'S Pedigreed Me-
bane Cotton Seed in 3-bushel begs
bearing the registered trademark—the
flume Aleballe tainted in green within
a red orcle—are sold only through this
agency If you are interested arlie us
ta descriptive literature and price on
quantity desired A D Mebane Sales
Agency Lockhart Texas W H lite-
Oklahoma representative Box
815 Oklahoma City (Ala 12-26
HEAVY FRUITER cotton seed Big
boll Ifttra early Free from (iih-
ease Resists drouth and winds Seed
recleaned and placed in new bags
ttlrite tor free booklet and special price
on early orders Vandiver tted Co
Lavonia Ga 1-10
K1NGS EARLY Improved cotton seed
Ninety-day cotton Makes cotton
spite of boll weevil Seed grown In the
famous seed fields of North Carolina
Earliest quickest most productive cot-
ton known Vrite for booklet ilescrib-
ing seed and brecial low price on early
orders King Cotton Seed Co Lavoniii
tia 1-10
PLANTS
Fitos'rvitooF Cahnage and lierniuda
Onion plant& 100a $J2b bag $1-'5
30a $101o ireratl (Therukee
Farm Jacksonville Texas 2-lo
TEN 1111110N Frot
and ()Ilion platitm: 1 5 10uo
!(5 collect Nwe phInts plompt
t Clark Plaht Thmas-
vine (in
I'LANTS FOP fr00
proof NVaketleld uffil 1 itith
Calbage 113:11s: $1 tit) 106o trdit
It NVo0(111f1 FitAket' lit a TICh (:i
I'LINTz-—$15 per ti-eusatol
red urtem large 01!PFS Bra
Epres Tallallarihte IIrrida I 2-5
Via)ST1')I0( (:ag n3 liprnuit
ftw11 111ms Loop $2 :25: 50 u
300 $1 oo Hon!
Farm Att TFX !-
PEA )S1 1IL4 )01'' CalhawT and IturntufLt
Onion pihntm 11)00 $2 25: $iz5
Srm $1 00 prepaid Tarrant Couni y
Itrit ilfril Ft Worth Tc-xi11 '2-10
NURSERY STOCK
PET STOCK
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l'ET STUCK FuU SAIE -14r poa
1004 1( 4o$ I R V!-
Lr HoS ery itt12!1 t
1-PFr loot Itontank Money bark
141:ritlte A Knob CrfK
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JaMMMEMIOd
POULTRY
FANCY POULTRY tor sale 30 va-
riens4 Catalog tree Herman Bla-
mer Berger Mo 4-25
WANTED—Live and dressed pottilrY
We guarantee a premium OM Cht
cago top market prices Writs for quo-
tations Glenn & Anderson Company
43 years at No 856 Fulton St Chicago
BABY CHICKS AND :MS
liAtiY CliICK8-12 to Ifi cente From
pure bred poultry winter egg leylpg
strains Guaranteed 100 per cent live
delivery Catalog free Ozark Batch-
ery Carthage Mo 1-25
HOWARD'S Jersey Black Gill WS 1111-
mediate delivery Booking orders
eygs aid chig Chir each week the
best Write for descriptive catalog
Chas C Howard Belton Texas 4-10
CHICKS AT PARGAIN--Reds Rocks
Leghorns Ancona& Save money by
requesting catalog Benson Poultry
Farm Cooledge Texas 4-10
BABY CHICKS from America's pio-
neer hatchery have pleased over 25-
000 customers 22nd season We hatch
twenty popular varieties Guam) Kcd
BRIO delivery hy prepaid parcel poet
Writ) for 10-page catalog arid tree
premium offer Miller Hatcheries Box
713 Lancaster Mo 5-10
SLIMMER DitiS for Christmas If
you want Christmas price for your
coming summer eggs inetead of 10-12c
you can learn how free of charge
Write at once if you keep poultiy
The save-a-Dozen Petrol Tf X 12-25
BABY CI-LICKS of real quality from
rigidly culled flocks of leading strains
Priees reasonable Catalog free Vin-
ita Ilatebery VInita Okla 4-10
PURE BRED Baby Crtt!ks —White
txrown Butt Leghorn Barred hocks
Rhode Island Reds 16 cents Heavy
type table chicks 12 cents Crtpacty
63000 every three weeks Wichita
Chick Hatchery NVichita Falls Texas
Box 643 2-10
isuLL Bowden Cotton Geed Iligh GA 11 E
grade Dollar-Ility Dere a Pat-
ton heetton Okla 3-25 ClIOICE GRIST champion Game Stags
54 00 each 2 for T5O V 1 Cannon
Li 8 LAilLY Improved Cotton Seed Coushatta La 12-25
knoun the Sown over as the best
John W King Louisburg N C 31exi- EGHORNS
can big boll Cleveland big boll same — —
price 1-25 SINGLE CGAtit White Legtorns: bred
EGHORNS
— —
giINGLE COMB White Leghorns bred
from the moet profitable strains in
America Prices that ycii can afford
to pay Catalog free Oklahoma Leg-
horn Farm Fletiwood Okla 3-25
SINOLE Leghnrn cock-
erela VI 75 each 'Hugh Holland
(Marche Okla 12-25
FOR BALE—Ringlet Rocks E D
Thornpewn Strain direct Pullets
$250 cockerels 1Ir8 J L Mayes
Ector Texas 12-25
IL:1101E Barred Rock Cockerehs from
exhibition mated pens :3 to :10
batimfaction guaranteed Joan
Patton Clarksville Ark 1-25
FIFTY Cockerels 50 pullets 25 helm
from our best roatings barred Books
K 8 Trimble Oklahoma City Et 8
12-23
Itlyinouth flock Cockerels
Thompson Ling let nnd Aristocrat
strains Priced to sell satisfied cus-
tomers in 37 states Circulars free
A F Sief her Defiance :tr I-!5
DARK Parred Hoek Cockerel e $300
each Saitsfaction gnaranteeit AL
C Kenyon Rt 4 Gnu-11110d ()lila 1 -10
FOLISl You can go wrong with
XeIly Egbred velvet single comb
red cockerels bred from Chicago win-
Ier Cl :mil $5 each Arnold E Kel-
leY lied Oak Okla 1-10
Nt LF COM B Rhode Island I ted
pedigreed cockerels $1 $10 Mrs
W C Hoover Meadville Mo 12-25
StLE CWII-1 Rhode Island Reds
pure bred Prize winners Dark rich
red Cockerels tggs and baby chirks
for sale Alien dr stark StIllwatre
Okla 3-25
H C RUDDY ISLAND RED cocker-
els large end good color $300 each
Ida Cloud 1leito Olc la 12-25
LEADS PATE-LUSTER It KOS both
combs Trapped culled cockerels pul-
lets cocks hens for sate Reasonable
Satisfaction guaranteed Write Mrs W
A Stead Purcell Okla 1-10
SILVER LACED W yaislo t t I crk -
els trimi prize winning stsi-lc $300
Sat Itititici011 guarsiiteed J E J
Warren Browny ood Texas 1-10
11:11E-13It ED Golder' Lac
dott E Unclit4 $3 Fo) htlth
T 11thrt
BARRED HoCK
11110DE INLAN VS
s YA N DOTT ES
Pr flu Texs
TURKEVSL
TM'' 10 IWNE NRrraglusett Tur-
keys ll0-11 hens ilwa-
antee ftale delivery Mis C C Di
Ilan
Lincf0n 2-10
NAltliA(ANSETT TrizKEYS—T”ms
$7 flu Iwns $5110 As gad as you
can buy anywhere I bare la7ught the
fritag I cnubt get fnr 6 years
1(nSf Chandier Wkston Texas 12-:5
l'OULTRY MAGAZINES
75 1rtill St iinuston Texn- handnmety illuetrated cataing of' orna-
l'IN'i 0 14 EA N s—c) al: new crop $7 50
— — utenta:e truni fintde tree etc Held per hundred pnuids I reiglit paid in
FAR MS NV ANTIT) I r: 1 ‘Ir epcciaity liosea-mlit sel1 scut order today
I NtlieEY t'' l')ler Telta :!-25 !Nwagert!5 Pearery t la4ton N NI
'aNED to hear trtn (At ner 1110111g 777-- -
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frI NIAt t AIATI and snce
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firm or ltproved Innd Ir td1e
nwtey :Co agents Nt)le Nurpery NH 0 doll Kois hnof-o 1 -
J j 1lak C1111)01A a FAllN V' i''''''' :11e ()Ma
11) 12-25
——— ed tnn 10-11 nn4 $114( rix 16-11
'an $7 so Coro'p ft 1-it 10114 ”1-11)
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PRODUCE WANTEI) Lt8 Nery Far1Hi oktahnn oore ----- -
inson Diu liet t lexas 3-10
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THE OKLAHOMA COTTON GROWER
BUILDING MATERIAL
GOINti TO PUHA)? Write for tree
Ian book design sheet And mires
mixed cars lumber shingles mouldings
sash doors and hardware delivered any
station Quirk shipments high grades
inspection allowed Tri-State Lumber
Co Inc Dallas Texas 1-25
WILL SELL you lumber diretit from
mill Sa intr you the nntidleman's
profit Will fill house bills C Shank
XVInona Texas 12-25
FEMALE HELP WANTED
GIRLS-WOMEN 16 up—Learn Gown
Mahirg at home Earn $'2500 week
Learn while planing Sample lessons
free Write immediately Franklin In-
stitute Dept W-562 Rochester N Y
12-25
HELP WANTED
AGENTS WANTED
CArITE
fir105-8182r10 MONTH -- (10vernment
Itailway Postal Clerks Men 18 up
Steady Common education sufficient
tandidntes coached Particulars free
Write immediately Franklin Institute
Pett D-125 ltrhstr N Y 12-'25
WANTED—-ThIrty farmers with ems
to hell Inrimrs something new and
badly tweitedt twits for $1260 proven
sclier or merit: othets hre selling it
I will teach you bOAA' O IL LitJUIVrilh
4517 Limistee Pella T-xisi 1?-75
LIVESTOCK
REGISTERED Red Polled cattle Any
caliber W P 1eavh Eallsboro Ok-
lahoma 1-10
Ti P EWIt IT ERS $:20 up Eaey pay-
ments Free trial Payne Company
Rotedale Kamm& 4-25
EDUCATIONAL
TYPEWRITERS
EDUCATIONAL
RAILWAY' Postal Clerks start $133
month railioad pass Send stamp
for questions Columbus Institute N-a
Cul Unit) 115 Ohio
‘VANTED—Nlen to learn barber trade
low (intim' tools tree wages while
PUIS111011 guarauteed catalog
mulled flee Schwartz Burbet Cu !legs
tUb Calitornia A a Uklatiorou City
8-5-tt
TOBACCO
TOBACCO—Long Red Lear chewing
Jo lbs $100 common leaf smoking
$223 light ehathe leaf smoking 20
250 Prepaid satsfaetion guar-
anteed U O Parrish Union City
Tenn 2-10
TOLIA(20)--3 pounds beitet chewlng or
5 pounds smoking $100 postpaid
Wallace Fuch kloral Ky Z-I0
To BACCo—Three-year-nid leaf 8 lbs
chewing $60 8 smoking $220 8
secelot sinokibt PAO Pay for tobacco
einl postage vhen received Old Home-
spun Co Hawesville Ky 1-25
TipiiACCO—Lictt diming 10 pounds
CL50 best smoking 10 pounds 4180
nit iufli $1:5 pay for tobaco and
postage on arrtval Patesville Tobacco
Association l'atcsville Ky 1-10
FINE Kentucky Tobacco-10 Ms best
chewing $2 10 lbe emoking $175
Shipped posi paid guhromteco Send
check or money ortier John 11 Turner
Varmigton Ky 2-25
11()NIESPIZN Chewmg slid tontking to-
bacco 5 118 $12fi lo tbs $250: :0
lbs 4 6o Ilokory Ridge tarms 1lay-
tivid Kentucky 2-10
LEA ToltACCO-5
$3tu 6 Kentucky Burley
Tehnesmee red $180 S tneking 90c
prewtid IttnIpti accepted Jim Foy
1uhedorn Tenn 1-10
LOOK 11111 smoking tobacco—guar-
antecd quslity 10 pouods SI Pipe
fp Chewmg aged nu Ilow 6 pounds
$1 bartucrs' Club box 5 Ilszel
k v 12-26
DEALERS FAIL
TO DISCREDIT
ST PAUL CO-OP
Association Handles Fourth
9f Stock Despite Bitter
Fight By Enendes
xas 1-10 Proceedings by the Packers and
Laced y Stockyards Administration against
lens SI to c
10 the Central Co-operative Commis-
sion Association at South St Paul
have been ordered dropped by the
Departmcnt of Agriculture because
of trivial nature of the cases 1n-
01 It of 30000 carloads of
stock handled from August 1922
until July 192 involving 118000
transactions there were Pi trans-
ations in which discrepamles ap-
parently occurred These proved
to he eleilcal errors
LI POULTRY PAPER—SIX mordha
51- one year 6e tit:ee )eata L ji el'he pro:enution of the no-opetarefund1
if you fire net PRtilli-
tie) affer receving firNt Imaue ttkivat t ve iioniation is Fitii 10 Lave
iaittota and test ifi !-outilweet---Z0 to
Feature depart-
originated in tte long ti61it against
int pkiges toraohly
nenta and illoh1rated nr111a4 (11 lead- it by ITICnIburS cf Ihu ilve8t00k eX
0 I- 1V0111 I Olt1-M Ittit pmges turtothly Feature depart- "'"-""° '" "'' " '
— iineuitt tttot illuhttated itrtit'las (11 lead- it by members of the livestock ex-
11::Ae 'It TIIEES tte to two feet: 10 ing hreik Th" -01" pnuiti 3 jour-
$I 1(oi 60 $4 00: 100 $T 00 potpaid nel itox A NioundS °ion change mot e Hid' half of whom
choice of varieties MaynoAer Ihrty i--------- - — I were linril last year for violation of
vt her Alton Champion i(elle t
tieorgia Eitterta rhine Th
t-tt (rig saoAsy FOOD PRODUCTS 1 the tedural iitotlityartis control act
Ozark Nuiery lahlequah Okla Z-:5 — 1-011ie (if the commission dealers
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— LAT (wit PELIcpws ItnNEy—Tn ioele lidptindeil from the yards
hi:" 1
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ditigsione Ph "e k""' "I" 'a paid atiyst here ii I iklahoilia $:1t A11110!-t stut rt the first thy of buil-
Nre bto ti 4-loot iret7i $100 1( ( N rite Pit' prii4s nu huger quallt111&
MIllat'l t-Aeptitiiville Texas l'" Also tontrilotte )irt nf Et it)T'S lieekeeh Ilesi- iku11Fit S 1F!1 tbe Central
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of the !tome ers suponesi :stiles ti('e ComPallY (till- bas bren for ed to net all kinds
-1i1'Eltri Iteauttfu! —A I-10
of false rt'PortS FrattelTd by itS
postai card will bring- to )011 our "ater Okla
bzis beim tiireed to meet all kinds
of false reports Feat tered by itS
NIPITEr'S among the private com-
mismon firms Despite this organ-
ized opposition it bas handled more
than 25 per rent hf the stock in the
yards sinee its first year
Three-Year Average Gain
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Grady County
Star local
The Star Local met on Decem-
ber 1001 The house was called to
order by President Owen The
minutes Of the previous nieeting
were read and approved The in-
vestigation conunittee made a re-
port The president appointed the
entire local as delegate to Chick-
asha D E VAUGHT
Secretary Pro Tern
Lincoln County
Carney Local
A special meeting called by Mr
Ewton Of the Carney Local met on
December 10th The meeting was
called to order by Lester Lofton
president Mr Lofton called on
Mr Henson to make a talk Mr
Henson discussed the situation con-
fronting the members of the Okla-
homa Cotton Growers' Association
and the policy of the Association
Mr Middleton of Stillwater was
introduced by Mr Ewton who gave
a short talk
The members who bad violated
their contracts were asked to state
their reason for doing so Several
of them came forth and made set-
tlement Mr Middleton and Mr Gurley
furnished music Our next meeting
will be on 1?ecember 26th
GEORGE JONES
Acting Secretary
Prague Local
The Prague Local met on No-
vember 7th The meeting was
called to order by our president
W D Nash The minutes of the
last meeting were read and ap-
proved Secretary Stealo"s letter
was then read
Frank Thompson of NVilzetta en-
tertained us with music and imita-
tions John A Simpson president
of the Farmers Union addressed
us on the subject of Farmers' Union
and organized a local here
C V SOIKA Secy
Prague Local
The Prague Local met on Decem-
ber 5th The meeting was called
to order by President W D Nash
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved We had
a short talk by Mr Nash followed
by a program of recitations and
plays after IN lich we bad a lunch
of sandwiches and cake
C V SOIKA Secy
Lenore County
Spring Hill Local
The Spring Hill Local met on
November llth As the chairman
was not present W M Webb was
elected chairman pro tern The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved Mr Jackson
then read some instructions as to
contract violations The violation
committee reported the names of
members who had sold outside
The Thanksgiving dinner to be
held on the school ground was an-
nounced and everybody invited
R E KU:UNE Secy
Old Bokosho Local
The Old Pokoshe Local met (in
November 6th The MUeling was
called to order by President H
Watkins The roll was called
The Tninutes of the last meeting
read and approved The comumni-
cations were read The violation
of the contract was taken up and
discussed An investivating com-
mittee was appointed by tile preA-
dent The meeting adjourned to meet
again the third Thuisday iii No-
vember J B MeDONALD
Secret a ry
Pottawatomie County
Anderson Local
The Anderson Loral nut on No-
vemer 21 The meeting was called
t0 order by President J E Jasman
The Min Ilt('S Of the last meeting
were read and approved
John A Ewton gave a F101f talk
on co-operative markettng alter
W L1(11 a short but livdy program
1A'a rendered by th0 Pr hool
On November rith we bad a pip
slipper with Mr Ewton and E V
Calico as auctioneers which netted
us $3 We intend to use the pro-
ceeds to buy curtains and to help
carry on the entertainments
YiPtS PEARL B1ZOWN
Secretary
Frairio 'View Local
The Prairie View LC'( al met on
Nrxember 12th The minutes ot
the previous meeting were read and
co-operative marktuingDrWalker
tr Jarrell Mrs Itamie and F -
cral others from Shawnee were
present and made interesting talks
The meeting adjourned to meet
again Itecemher loth
SARAH BOOZE FeCy
I !NEST N hi? 1:oky :lountain lionry
A its 17 ( 1:q its 13 3) it - t Tredve' my 1023 settlement present and made interesting talks
rue with iirmittane0 J J Dzit kin I 1 nFt $25iio on flve bales of snaps Tho mreting adjourned to IMPet
LfizPar Cclo 1:-A tit I am phid to say that I am sti
— -- ll again Decemlier loth
HOUSE FURNISHING ahead I cli!!Cl by selling my last SARAH BOOZE i'itic'y
three trops through the Associaiiiiiit-sEw
how 1roomR fmto trle- inn have s1iippr1 au of my Temple Hill Loral
dium tiher undliThogu1 1toftworn I
firmly V 0113d Cill 110ij 10n 1 1 1!::4 ir 1 Op and I PA suro I a-111 lir The Ttimplo Hill Loeal met On
1"1”- in InriP"' "'""" l'-l''' l'r"'" !Lem-tithed by so doing"—Frank MINmember Ilst The Inctin u
vs7 -— 'I07 J A JA''FIL WI-
vard 01:1 I-::: I Ealey E-10 Eldorado lealled to ordrr by our president L
B Womack A short talk was given
by him telling us how things were
progressing in our receiving of cot-
ton Jno W Ewton a member of our
local was with us and gave 113 a
very interesting speech Mr Ben-
son director from the tenth district
gave us a very interesting speech
telling 11$ M hat Wag going on at
our O C G A offiee and also of
some of the stumbling blocks that
are being put in our way to make it
harder for us to win our fight Mr
Henson also gave us a great many
facts Of what the Farmers Union is
doing and of what can be gained by
more and closer co-operation
After his speeh a lunch was
served by the Local totter which we
adjourned until our regular meeting
night the third Friday of each
toonth—Itoy Thompson Seeretary
Seminole County
h race Iivu1
on November 28 we had a very
interesting meeting We have a
Farmers Union 1Awal that is in
rood working spirit and N't e are loll
per cent for co-operation We bad
some good music by our local string
band and we served pie and cakes
We bad with us John A Ewton
of Shawnee and Mr liumphry of
Seminole After the Fa rulers'
Union meeting was over and f4PV-
eral members made satisfactory
settlement following contract vio-
lation we had a short talk from Mr
Ilumphry anti when he was through
we had what we call a real speech
froL Mr Ewton Those who are
not "whole soul" converted to the
idea of co-operative marketing
should bear Mr Ewton for about
two hours and then if they are not
converted they should be examined
to see what is wrong When Mr
Ew ton got through that night every
man in the house bad lost his "pom-
padour" on account of his hair
standing straight and every man
that ever expected to grow cotton
signed up except one
We are striving to be 100 per cent
signed up in the Cotton Growers by
next fall and have organized a
Local
AMOS MAYILUE Secretary
Stephens County
The Stephens county meeting was
held on November 15th The presi-
dent being absent Mr M Shu Its
opened the meeting with a fine talk
on the loyalty Of the members of
Stephens county Nit Duke fol-
low ed with a fine talk on the
management slid many other phases
of Our Association Ile also ex-
Plained why Mr Stealey was not
was more needed at present than
speeches over the county
A fine spirit was manifested
among the members After the or-
der of business the meeting ad-
journed to meet at Duncan Decem-
ber 20th Every member should
be present at least every local
should be represented We want
to make this meeting 100 per cent
loyal
D P NEWMAN Secy
Took Till Dark
But They Signed
Their Man Anyway
When Fieldmen -Wyatt and Ein-
raid got on a hot trail they stay on
the job till the game is bagged
They found a man in Antlers
who bad Fix half" in the yard that
he had not sold They went at the
job Of sPiling that Man On co-operative
marketing and the Oklahoma
t:olton Growers' Association and
stayed with it tot they got ids
name till tile 11(illeil line aft
had to turn on his Foil IF
him to sign tho cantrot hut the
Association got the contra1 --and
The (ottom
('fi-optriite with our 1141(1 nand
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FACTORY SELLS FARM
ERS AT NV1101ESALE
rmclis
approved c IV Latr r 1
f Arfl
J A E-ton was pr4I“Cnt and at 111-ol
"
made a very intere-ling talk ('n
r
bo buy kit 8 11141
no' vvInt ri t e
111 hr a - t
ty )t $0 II I uu
vh pr h 8 (-If
sltrCv 1' asil fr In P A11 g A
tty n la r 1
aCitr4 In frght Tutt(N trrls nut arTutz
It or buip and tp-
rnentA buy hlt TIEP 1r-hs I r 3
Ar'‘ I fly t tr-1 t Sntf4 thwri onv n
tba I' h ho It kill iaJto)
t it frr 1-11Cg '"0”
N 411 I- s 4 I I 10
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OHIO WOOL POOL
DECIDES TO USE
NEW CO-OP LAW
In order to obtain the advantages
of operating under the atandard
co-operative marketing law and to
use a contract with more favorable
provisions the Ohio sheep and
Wool (I FON ers' Association is being
eorgantzed according to the Ohio
Farm Bureau Federation About
170 delegates representing all im-
portant out producing territory
of the state met at Columbus re-
ently to toorymilze tinder the
ratilsworthAlruen law recently en-
acted by the Ohio logisiature The
new body is called the Ohio Wool
Growers' Co-operative Association
NVhile the Ohio wool pool has
had a signal suceeTs Mil new plan
will nutke possible nn even greater
volume according to President I
Palmer Active work is to be
undertaken by representatives for
a record sign-up before the next
Reorganization of the wool pool
follows re-incorporation under the
same tict (if two other state co-
operativis The :Miami Valley Co-
operative Milk Producers' Associa-
tion IS now operating under the
new law while the Cleveland Pro-
ducers ASHOCIH (Ion ha)) also re-
incorporated in order to obtain
greater protection to the individual
member
Contracts providing for the pool-
ing of livestock already signed ut
in several counties to the extent
of 40 per cent Of the production
are also being Worked out in Ohio
This is a new venture and is the
first time that the contract plan
has been a ppl led to livestock on a
large icLIhp It is heralded am an-
other evidence of the tendency to-
ward standardization Of co-operative
marlting practices
Slackers Can't Stop It
"Hello everybody! I guess 'We
Lave passed our last year record
by now We have here and 100
over notwithstanding the slackers
who have bhOWn theft- yellow and
talvertised themselves to the Ixorld
as quitters The Association goes
on and will go on to the shame of
the slackers who thought they
woult1 bust It and lay the blame On
the management
I want to say that not all who
failed to deliver all their cotton
are slaekers as some were hard
Pressed and really bad to sell some
or lose their credit at home For
these I have the deepest sympathy
and such will come on as they can
and are coming on now with part
of their crop There has not been
ma n y days the last nomth but what
some poor fellow came In with bis
first bale of Association cotton and
ex1)laine4I his past experience with
past doe notes and hard task mns
tern reaffirming his confldence in
the Association I have received
here at Cordell 3292 bales and ex-
pect 400 more"—J C Wesner
tie II
Another Co-op Trademark
--
"Mountain Brand" potatoes are
the products of members of the Col-
orado Potato Growers' Exchange
Application wits recently made for
registration of the new trade murk
Some Con carloads will he shipped
under the name from eight stations
now equipped for proper grading
and packing says W E Heppe of
the assoication's field service department
100 Per Cent
THREE
"I lifli 100 per rent for the Asso-
elation"—Lewis C Rogers M C
No R-2005 Foss
Head your Cotton Grower
1
StEST NORTHERN G 0 N
t 'MATURE L'ARIAI:R
Recleaned and Graded
BECAUSE Tested for Germination
Clur Improved Cotten Seed are grown hi the xtreme northern part
of the f-oloof holt When plantud further south they retain their tendency
to early development Alake a Muffler more vigorous and more prolific
Thotclmanly tet ft tor germination recleaned and articled ap-
proved methods In tefrte onflurfefi ify the Oepartmettl of Agriculture
tIntiletin No PU0 cotton seed A1141 property grafted made itivretvuti
rlt ot 103 pounfle of med cotton per writ against game affefi not graded
Our Improved Cotton Seed
lire saved vvith great COM gilinPd ui privute gintierms anti n0 Oiling ar3
1ptreti to give our trade the vet y best that the cotton bell produces
Vunitainnher-Cleveland and PIrrrrr Itt ItlI om two hest sellers ran
also supply Simpkins TENVIS l'Ahlt )S1111 011111-11 All heed rut
rp la 3 13 Ittolaft ling
RiULM if' O 'POINT l'er lifpfhel
I tn 5 bletreis cum
62-3 to 25 275
25 to to "
fro to too "
IvE 31A hi A SI'll:CIAL TO CAR 10AD Ilt14:111
DIPROVED COTTON SEED CO Goldsboro N C
FERGUSON'S BRED-UP PEDIGREED
COTTO1 SEE
4
Six Short Crops Assure
Good Prices for 1925
THEREFORE BEAM Insure against unprofitable low
yields ity gelling the best yielding t'olton Seed to be had Ile alert
and intelligent about your stsrtt problems find out BIGIIT Mitt'
where you can get the best seeds
ho produces "Improved" Colton Seed!
ANSWER: Only bona tide Cotton Seed Breeders Itlere cotton
seed growers or cotton farmers do no more to Improve your cotton
than you do yourself
it ho are the Ilona tide Cotton Sired Breeders in the Southwest
ANSWER: There are only four or live hi the entire South-
west your chance for securing seed that have really been scien-
titictlly "Bred-Up" will depend upon how accurately you can trace
their ancestry back to the work of these rive men Others who
oiler you "Improved Seed" are mere propagators and possibly
some are Just ordinary "coton tr 1 tint loggers"
re the Seetbt In your crib just propaguted "neighborhotal"
"brindle cow seed" or I testily “Ilreddl p" S RAINS of good vari
oiliest ltho bred Iliele "WI it hen was it Motel it mild freshly
impro) rid seeds from a !Mita fide seed-breoli hg seed-grow int seed
farm inceense I'M It yields as much as 3 or 1 pounds MORE per
getel
Jhp answer of Ferguson's nearest neighbors (011111110 miles)
is a big "I es" They are Ins largest cristonters having bought
eleven car loads of los In 'cfclis in tötir p-arS or an avorage
of nod Iffy f-ars of Lip latot-ft Improved Strains every year They
bey freshly improord filfo-ks tarn year to replace even "second-
yeir verglimin rair-ed by themselves It pays them and it
ant pay you to plant the larint lireal-tp strains of Ferguson's
voriterS
Forlreson's Colton Seed stand up in Government
TeSfM ited itit farmers' farms when grown side by side with seed
from other recrogar tied bona fide cotton seed breeders
A l'sSWElt: it rir tire the Lit tS hitSed upon uturous Govern-
or( tit tests: In more than lirr Lfiffrnnent l'ilatiOn tests In Texas
Ai lti I ilialornia and 10111iiimi l'ergibion's own strains of Cm:-
tired lfnfrf'off of 'AII:11ANt Flt11-:11fll FEItcusoN
FM HI No -tell mid NEW 110YE IN and LONE STAR have yielded
Own rirt potnoN pottioll per acre inore than the best bred
ptritins nit P11 (nto itti lirs itt the Solittrwe!it The record of
nt le:Li It wriform rad coma-tent for 15 years
More dr talbcli ffoincl ti FrittI'StiN'S SEED Gbiip-
ir IN a Wile patnpliet if inliffiliti011 fir ral niers an1
FERGESON S Roe-Jr-ate' booklet on Seed III eeding Lore( x 1111 ie
FREE on r'rtnA
I I I bit I1111 ilill 1TOIIS real or make-believe loser pith-
LA the Ili-conk that their reeis Lare n)ade in Experiment Station
tests Ileninarri does! l'our clovcrroorrat is spending thousands of
Collars in cider t) secure reliable ire( orate information to helo
put make more out of your crops you iliould take advanta4
thi6 itiltt:thatIMI Semi: ed tor yoa bY your Government it such a
experee of time and money
tril' MOUE St I D iN 0 It t'l ION TOD t T rot your pame
and 11-tt or a trfi'l oft a Do' tal calf! 141y: want information
aholit offal Sf-(1" Wifl give you the lads
alf“) 1-ft oft you informarnin about Ecirgusirn i4 Bred-up
rnins anti N'Irfttjt s if l0111 kk htt1 lie has originated (Stircropper
Frgiltnes Teiliiiv IMO and I hishrilm) and FerzuNoti te22
and all seascriibie rer ris for the isourhwei-4
Ferguson Seed Farms Inc
Pioneer Seed Breeders of the Southwest
I kid Garden and I lower Seeds
Sherman Cox 0-624 Texas
We 112“) lwee Te6tinz and Growing Stattons Ging
f7:eed 1Jr‘attis a11 Woelloties it henerak Okla and near Hen-
drix iiN‘e and Hainview Texar
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