The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-14
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Tick Eradication.

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isd inspection.
Tick Eradication.
WhcrCas Those officials aad cil
Gems wh8 take q prasre .Ne and cour
ageous ud for Obs thiu-s tla mtke
iar tho beacrment Of tha a-rltullura
e.n. ions % the state aui thelr local
Ity are deserving 90 unslutad cncouI
aeemcm anal suppo-t. aaI
Whereas. rhc county commissioners
el Lincoln county in accordance WITH
thc wishes of the prgf ssiNe larme
oi .hat county are at th. present time
eng ecd iu an effective camuai- -n for
De ,udicatiOn 0f thC i0Ner uch. e.
eUar being put forh m g.at one OK
Ahoma county amOuHlus % moro
taan the efforts along similar lines o.
the whole great state 0f Texas. au
Wucre1s. Tho efforts of thrs oi.t
eials mi citizens OF Lincoln clun +
are hcmg somcwh retarded h4 ihc
opposition of citizens who haNc given
eredgnce to statements founded upon
msinlarmatiou and prejudice there
fore be ID
Resolved by Ihc Farmers institute
that we congratulate thc commission
ems and either citizens of Lincoln
county upon the effort they are maxi
ing for the improvement of che live
stock industry that 1850 urge upon
lem d finn adherence 90 the plan
{ campaign - wisely begun ana al
diligently prosecuted; ana that wy
nlDdgp tO them Our hearty support m
Jhis effort.
Resolved That the delegates of tha
Farmers state mstitu e. endorse the
work Of the livestock department OF
c state board of agriculture in the
work OF lick eradication during the
past year
For Display Of Farm Products.
Resolved That an members OF
Farmers Institutes. including the pres.
ident and secretaries OF same, DE- re-
qucstcd to place a suitable display oil
all products raised in their respective
counties ON exhibit, as a county dis
play. with the sta b0aid Of dgricul.
ure in Dhcic building al the utc
capital
Resolved That we hold that dealing
ana gambling i'm future, in the prod
ucts of the farm, is NOT only pcrniCous
bu injurious to agriculture, and we
3rncHy ask the cooperation of all
boards of agriculture stte govern
mcnts ana Representatives ol the eo
ple that laws be- passed. iu congress
20 absolutely prohibit This evil.
Resolved That We arc iu larc' ol
the parcels pos system, and ask our
scnalOrs and replescWatiNe in con
gicss to support such % measure
Officers and Employees Reelected.
The state bOdrd of agriculture, at
the conclusion of it's business session
Friday, unanimously reelected all but
5wo of its old officers and employees
as a reward for faithful and eltlclcn
vice. Two members, } G. Elliott
and Ewcrs Whtc yicepresldcH ana
treasurer respectively declined te-
election nd r.. W. Lin say of Chotead
was unanimously chosen as dca-pesl
cHt. and R. r. Wilson of Valiant was
elected treasurer A. - Cobb oil Was
oncr was elected superintendent OF
cmonstran farms in order thar the
work prDvid q fCr under the la"
which passed at the las tlegisIt ture
misht be put into Immediate aud sue
cessful operation
The selection Of the following i'm
stuctors for the A 4 NJ college was
made W. H. LaRrence OF Lincoln
lll. iustu or i'm botany. and Pro.
fessor Rose of Chicago, assistant pro
fcssor of chemistry Only a few posi-
tions yet remain to be- filled
DIR Connell was guintcd leave of
absence to attend the National meet
ne Of agricultural college presidents
n Portland. Ore, mex week, and Su
perintendcnt of Institutes c. Elliott
aud Secretary Barrett were granted
leave and electe as deleg tos to at
tend he National meeting Of fatmer3
institute workers. held at the same
umc and place
arrangements were made for an -
hibit by the A. & NJ college and eX.
p.riment sta ion at the Oklahoma Cltt
lair and at Omaha Neb, al .he Ma
tl9nal Corn exposition