Mayes County Republican. (Pryor, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 17, 1924 Page: 4 of 6
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re turn oottnty republican Thursday jult 17 i24
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PEACHES
FOR SALE
I have a 2000 tree peach or-
riurl o? budded fruit
WILL BE RIPE
Early Rose Now Ripe
priced per bushel at HE a
"n : rchard I 31
Elbertas week beginning
July 20th priced per bushel at
the orchard 75c
J H Hale ripe week beginn
lng July 27th priced per bushel
at tty orchard 75c
OTHER VARIT1ES LATER
Orchard located 6 miles
Northeast of Sallna ll£ miles
off surfaced highway and 5
miles South of Strang
Address
S G JONES
Strang Okla
FORD
Repair Shop
Ford motorsovehrauled
including Transmission
Difcrcntial - $1500
Connecting rods taken
up - - - $150
Valve Grinding $150
Labor per hour - 50c
All work Guaranteed
or money refunded
Located 4 blocks North
of Pryor Lumber Co
Ford Repair Shop
T W ENMS Prop
:
Ask for it
Pryor Soda
Water
At Your Grocers $
Quality is Our Motto
Niagara Tires
The Biggest Tire Buy
in the country we
think
Come in and look them
over
On Saturday we will
give a tube FREE with
each tire sold
Vogt Tire Company
Illinois Now Has
Many Bull Clubs
Champaign County Organ!
zation Has Fine Idea
of Pulling Together
Illinois now has twelve co-opera-tlv
dairy airs associations ths mem-
bers of which are banded together foi
co-operative ownership use and ex-
change of euperlor dairy bulla as ths
first stop toward building np tlieli
herds for higher production and blggei
profits according to O 8 Rhode dairy
extension specialist of tba college ol
agriculture who has charge of thell
organization In the state The Cham-
paign County Co-operative Guernsey
Bull association Is the most recent ad-
dition to ths ranks of these organ-
isations It la the third association In ths
group of twelve In which the Quern-
ey breed la being used and la said
to he the largest co-opera tlva breed-
ing establishment In central Illinois
and the ODe that owns the most prop-
erty Ths association which was or
ganlzed through co-operation of ths
extension service of the agricultural
college and the Champaign county
term bureau haa SS members wbo ars
the owner of 800 cows most of which
are grade animals
fttook for Each Cow
Members of the association bought
stock In the organization at ths rats
of 5 for each cow In their respective
herds this money going to finance tb
purchase of five bulla Each of ths
fivs blocks or communities making
up th association will havt tbe uss
of on of th hulls for two years a!
th end of which time the animals
will be rotated to new blocka This
process will be repeated every twe
years until each block has had ths
nse of all Ovt bulla thus giving each
member of th association th use ol
an outstanding sire of the breed fov
ten years at a coat of only $5 for eac)
cow In his herd or about 90 cents s
service
Each of the association bulls has I
long line of good breeding and blgh
milk and butterfat production behind
him th butterfat production of thell
five dam averaging well over
pounds a year Three of them wers
bought from tbe Waddlngton farm
Wheeling V Va and carry tbe blood
of Border Raider one of the breed's
greatest sires while the fourth wst
bought from tbe Massachusetts Quern
ey Breeders' association and tbs fifth
from the herd of John Williams Wau-
kesha Wls
Pull Togsthsr
Like those In other co-operative bul
associations In the state members o
tie (hampaln county urganlzxtloi
will have the community lit-a of pull
lug together to develop good rattle
they can use superior hulls at luvt
cost all of them will be using tin
same line of breeding the county w il
lie kumvn as the center for good
healthy Guernsey rutile good herdt
will he develoied at a minimum cost
the superior bulls will sire high pro
during cows and each member of tin
association can have the use of a high
rlasa bull regardless of bow (11111 hit
herd Is Mr Rhode said
Control Codling Moth
by Spraying Knowledge
The codling moth Is at present th
most serious Insect pest with whlrt
the apple and (tear grower of th I’a
rifle Northwest have to contend
Losses In some year average a high
as '0 per cent of the total crop and
losses sustained hy Individual grower
tire often more than 80 per cent ol
their cro But by using proet
methods many growers keep theh
losses well below 5 -r cent
A knowledge of the habit of tbe In
sect is essential for tbe Intelligent ap
plh-stlon of control methods Thest
are described In brief form In Fanners
Bulletin lTJfi "Control of tbe Codling
Moth In the 1’aWflc Northwest" by
H J Newcomer M A Yother and
W f) Whitcomb entomologist a Lh
tailed spraying Instructions are set
forth and other control methods art
suggested Combined spray schedule
show how sprays for certain dls-as-i
of fruit trees may lie eomldned with
the codling moth sprays
Tbe bulletin may tie obtained while
the supply lasts by applying to ths
t’nlted States Itepartinent of Agrlcul
tore at Washington I C
Seasonal Pooling for
Fruits and Vegetable
Seasonal mhii hy variety are fa
Voted by nearly 8 per cent of 471 a
soelatlons handling fruits and veg
tables reporting to th Cnlted States
iN-partroent of Agriculture The week
ly pool Is next In popularity followed
by dally pools sod monthly pool Tht
percentage of associations handllni
some of tbs more important product!
through seasonal pools la a follows:
Appl associations 87 per cent cran
berry 80 per cent sweet potato 8(
per cent peach 71 per cent grape
67 per cent and cltnia fruit 81 pa
cent
The dally pool Is th moet eotnmor
with the strawberry associations fit
per cent employing this type Five ol
tbe six watermelon associations re
ported pool returns over periods ol
two and three days The 48 potato
marketing associations reported pool
lng periods as follows: 1 day T as
sociations 2 to S days ft associations
1 week 14 associations ft to 15 days
4 associations 1 month 8 associa-
tions one-third of a season 2 associa-
tions semi-seasonal 1 association
and seasonal ft associations
RnuMnsie
Plan to reap more than you sow
nse good seed
Grow your own health tonic— keep
a vegetable garden
see
Why waste either the hen’s or th
Incubator's time by making her (or It)
batch Inferior eggs t
It doesn't take long to plant a crop
carelessly— or long to count the profits
resulting from that crop
Clean attractive surroundings are
hslf the pleasure of living In the coun-
try Do you have that half on your
farm?
The farmer who falls to provide a
home vegctiible garden may have
many excuses but none of them Is
hoy gimd
Moat pigs will have to he weaned at
eight weeks of age If the sows are to
raise two litters every twelve months
says an Ohio live stock specialist
The best method of seeding alfalfa
In the spring Is with a small grain
Dorse crop Oats Is probably the moat
commonly used grain for this purpose
'
Feed the spring lamb all he will eat
In order that he may be fat and realty
for market before July 1 weighing
round seventy pounds The early
lamb brings the high prices
Tire Prices
Reduced
10
Come in and see
us before you buy
J t Vogt Tire Co
I’KYOH OKLAHOMA
VICTORIES
that build
LEADERSHIP
Firestone Leads on Speedway
with Five Record Breakers
When the race driver selects his tires he does so
realizing that his life and chances for success de-
pend upon them It is significant that all of the
ten money winners in the Indianapolis race were
Firestone shod Firestone using gum-dipping
and other special processes hat developed tires
to auch a high degree ol efficiency that at Indian-
apolis May 30th the following drivers broke the
world's record for 500 miles over thh brick track
making many round at over 100 miles per hour
Never before were tires put td' such gruelling
service where it was necessary for every ounce
of rubber and every fibre of fabric to work in
perfect unison with every other part
Miles
Driver Time per hour
Joe Boyer— L L Corura 1:05:23:51 9814
Earl Cooper 6:06:47:14 97 99
Jimmy Murphy 5:09:25:39 9727
Harry Harts 5:10:44:29 98 55
Bennett Hill 5:11:07:00 9844
Leadership In Everyday Service
Millioni ol motorists are profiting by the length-
ened service of Firestone tires Scores of unso-
licited testimonials emphasize the long mileage
Firestone Cum-DippeJ Cords deliver— which
builds leadership in service safety and economy
Leadership on Cabs Buses and
Trucks
The largest taxicab companies in the five largest
cities in the United States use Firestone Gum-
Dipped Cords exclusively One fleet alone the
Yellow Cab Co of Chicago uses over one-half
million tire miles per day
MOST MILES
Firestone for year has been first to develop tlrw
and rims complet which would meat th naavy
trucking loads great (trains and demand foe trie
tion By originating and carrying forward th
Ship by Truck movement and establishing 8hip
by Truck bureaus in all large cities Firsstono
helped to speed up highway transportation tad
reduce costs
Balloon Tire Leadership
Firestone’s latest contribution to motoring is tho
low air pressure or Balloon Tir This ths
original full-size Balloon waa mad practical by
the special Firestone Gum-Dipping process lo-
sulating every fibre of each cord adding gnat
strength and stamina Firestone has also simpli-
fied the application of full-size Balloon tires to
your present car by designing a special unit con-
sisting of tires tubes rims and apokaa applied by
any dealer at a very low cost
Leadership Against ErltSsh
Rubber Restriction Act
Attacking the unsound and uneconomic character
of the British Rubber Restriction Act limiting
the exportation of rubber from th Far East
Firestone was the one Urge tire manufacturer
to take up the cause for the car owner Soon
alter the agitation was started for America to
produce rubber under its own control ths coat
of crude rubber wia reduced and tire pries
brought back to normaL
Dealer Leadership Through
Tire Quality and Service
Through Firestone dealers you cm obtain or-
ganized service and th soundest values on tha
market whether you need a Ford 40 a 4Vi Fabric
a set of full-size Balloon Gum-Dippad Corda or
a 10-inch truck tir
PER DOLLAR
T W CLEPPER
PRYOR OKLAHOMA
unuiD rrCDUCE ITS OWN RUBUITR
Be Sure to Attend the Big
at
Riverside Park
Four Miles East of Choteau
Preparations have been made for good speaking— all candidates
have been invited to attend
Speaking Begins at 10 a m
There will also he plenty of other entertainment-Goat Roping and
a Ball game between Choteau and Salina included
Bring your dinner and come prepared to spend the day with your
friends and neighbors
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O'Bleness, O. E. Mayes County Republican. (Pryor, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 17, 1924, newspaper, July 17, 1924; Pryor, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2330431/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.