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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
&riminal 6eriAt.

Die 9rie1en Dapis uno Petsr SOls
mon, pelfe aus Dem s. .. S8iIliams &
Bro. @ompanis Reitaurant ueriAiebene
Silbsrpaarsn itsblen pollten uno uon
osm SSdhter babel ertappt wnroen, er'
bislten is fiinf Mouate @efdusuiB.
9son 8ulauase uuo Soc Sstlas, beioe
BON Shb Scranton, bic einen Yanbs'
mann nit einsm Tootidlaser ansriffsn,
miiisn ie 80 Gage ubfisen.
S8illiam Ban Sorn. Der on einem
fleinen Snaben elm unnenubares 8er'
brs6sn bssins. purbs Der Srrsnabtbsil'
uns bes Siniibe Seims iiberwieisn, oa
sr uusenideiulia an @siitssusrwirruns
leioet.
Soispb BOliers, Der Priuatbetsttiu
unb Der @rprsiiuns iiberfiibrt, erbislt
cine Suspenoirun9 bes llrtbeils, na4s
bsm er als Dstettiu rsiisnirte. Gloer'
mann @Sli, oss slsi&en SerSebsns an'
seflast unb idulois befunosn, mirb
wabrideinlid aud cine Suspsuoiruns
srbalten, benn sr ssbenit, als Glosr,
mann Su reiisnirsn.
9ti6ter giepeomb fiinbiste ssitern
aht Sbeibunssbefrete an. Die Sc
idieosuen iinb: Marsaret u. Prics
uOu @sOrse u. Prics, alice M. 9lOpO
uon Billiam 3. &loDo, 9race slifsn
uOn SObu 3. slifen, @liiabstb Siubiub
pom @sorse VI. Siuoiap. @eorse u.
8attenbsrs uOn Marsaret Battsnbers,
@eorse Sennell BON Slius Ssnnsll, Bers
tice S8iuiaus uon @pan gBilliams,
5ruuf 8. 8uuidmeier uon @liiabstb
Rauldmeier.
gDie iein Jrruno ausiab. sd babe
sinen 5rsunb. wsl6er isbr i6ledt uuss
iab uno uisl buitets." idreibt 9err u. 8.
Doebsrsiner aus 9owsll, Ohio. vSeber
slaubts, oaB sr bic SdpinOiuat babe.
Slnf 6lai6en Sbres 9llpenfrduter fus
riertsn ibn, unO isst 1T sr fart uuo &C.
fund.-"
90 rebet man in uerihieOener grt
uno SSeiie iiber bic wunoerbare SBirf'
iamteit uon Sorni's gllpentrdutsr, BEN
aIteu, jsitbewdbrteu Srduters9 s9silmittel.
Sann nidt in apOtbsfcn sefauft weroen.
Utan i6rsibe an Or. Peter 5abrneD &
Sons Co.. 1926 9. Sogne Gue.,
SbicaSo, 81.
Sorni's sllpentrduter 8lutbeleber III
ju bubcn bel 9eurp Walter, 1011 @soar
lluenue.
mr. { Il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
Oon Der Sabfeite.

StH @9ettuieH SSugH OtiHt UuH ~euui
ausnue warb Elm S6bnlein seboren.
Sraulsin Mursarstba Gang unb Rs'
ter SrHban, bsibe BON @sbar Gusnue,
wurosn Disnitas Siahmittas our4 Ra'
flor 3. .. Distri6 sstraut.
Srau Ssroinuno BisolinSmaier unb
Sobn hilbert tratsn Dienitas cine lans
ssrs Rsiie mad europa on, welAes iie
,ismli9 Sriinoli6 bersiisn wsrosn.
Der frfbsr an Riuer Struss wObn'
bafte 8illiam Spn4 murbe Samitas 3u
@OlOeubum, u. o., set6otst. oils iia
cine 3ustOlliiiOn ersisnste; sr wurSs
untsr Die RdOer ssidleubsrt.
Paitor Or. s. 8. S6miot bon Der
Srieoens 9emeinoe unb @eribtsibrets
bsr @barles @raf reiiten Donneritas
nad Ridmono, 3d., nm beu 8onuent
Der co. lutb. @emeiuoen beiSnwobnen.
Srdulein Gmslia @riffitb uon 9aoslle
Court unb Sobu U. 9toll uon @ebar
aoenus wuroen leste Wohe bura Pa'
flor 0alter ole Elm @bepaar sinseissHst.
Die junssn @bslsute werben bic glitter
modem su atlautic @itp uerlsben.
Serr 8. s. Sdwent uon Glib @aih.
instou auenue bemirtbste leste @o6e
feline SOnntaSsidulflaiie pon Der 9id'
orp ctr. Presbptsriidsn @smeinbe in
Der auseuebmitsn SDeiie. Der abenb
wuroe nit Spielen uno Wtuiit uerlebt
uno julest ieruirts 5rau S6wenf nod
eiuen idmudbuftsn Sund.
Srdulsin emma 9bitlips uou Wapls
Strabe unb g8illiam adermann bon
4afapstts Strube wurbsn DOnneritaO
8ormittas tn Der ct. Wtarien Sairds
ourd 8farrer @sorse 9. SOrue gum
Duno fir's 9sbsn sinseiesnet. Siad)
einem @mpfans trat oas iunss @bepaar
cine Rsiie mad 0iew Yorf uno Rbilabel'
pbiu on uno piro na9 Der Ridfsbr iid
in SSsit ScrantOn nieoerIaiisn.
gilbert Srs9 1T Srsitas Jiudt i'm VI
ter pon 79 Sabrsu in oer s8obnuns iei'
ner To6ter, Srau @owarb Wtaper uon
StaffOrb slusnus, perftorbsn. auBsr
Srau WiaDsr iiberleben ibn nod bic
IObter Slau Sobn Utadalsg uno 5rau
Srant 3. S6ulI. Die Seiissun9 er'
iOlste WiOntas, nud einem Trausrbienit
in Der ct. Wtarisu 8irde, i'm 5rieobof
Der @smeinbe bel 9to. 5.
GbOmas Cunningham BON @soar
sluenus, Der ON slbenb 3uuor peseu
Gruufenbeit sin9eitsdt wnroe, mu6te
Samitas in Der oissieitissn POlijeiita'
tiOn NIT ieinsn Soientrdsern sinen
SelbitmOrbueriu6. bod erpieien iia
bisielbsn ni6t fart senus uno Der
Wtann purbe nur beiinnunsslos &C.
madt, sbs bieisIben Ssrriiien. @r puroe
ounn ipdter fur 80 Eass osm @efdnsniB
iiberianbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
SpSe Harf Roti3en.

= aus Der S6sune bss Subrmannss
Eom S'Gourle an Dsdsr's Court pur.
be Montas Sta6t elm ipsrtbpoller @iel
ssitoblsn; ni4ts anseres wurbe BON
BEN Disb mitsenommsu.
SObn @iu uOn Sudion Strubs,
6em Dor aht Uionatsn In Der Pine
BrOoi 3eds burd sinsn Dedenfall bus
Rhdsrut sebroaen muros, LIT Moutas
i'm g8sitisits Soipital ssitOrben, mo sr
leitbem barnieberlas.
- Paitor Safob SdSttls unb bic
Ssrrsn Dilliam ErOftel unb 3. 3. Bur'
i6sl rsiitsn leste Bo9e 1u Der Spnooe'
iisnus Der beutiden eu. lutb. 3ir9en In
Ri9monb, 3d., uno ,lpsrben Dor ibrer
Ssimfebr ben 9auptftdotsn i'm Siosn
sinsn 8siud abitatten.
= Bsnebette EripoSo, bet porlette
Samitas Nadt In SticarOi's 2aosn on
Scranton Strase ben Wtariano De
Pasqualo ermOroete uno ben Wiiaasl
3uusarbi lebeussefdbrlid uertpunosts,
1T Sonutas In elmer Sdenue 3u @bs'
mango Sorts, nabe 8insbamtou, 81. o.,
ersriiisn worben. Sin 8rief, ben sr an
sinsn bieiissn 9uubsmunn seidrisbsu
bate, CAB aufidlub iiber bss MUrbsrs
aufentbalt.
= Der nabesu 10 Sabre alte Wtat.
them Dale BON @bsituut Gusnue ertrani
Samftas giadmittus im ROdp @len
gafe. als er In einem Canoe berumplat'
iderte. Wian slaubt, oaB elm gBinoitob
bas leidte Sabr3eus gum Sentern brad'
ts; Dale fonnte nidt ihmimmen unb
periant iofort. Dale's R6rper wuros
srit Disnitas 8ormittus burt sinen
profsiIionsllen Tauder uon Stem 9ori
aufssfunoen, so SnB BON Der Stsls,
kmo oaS Canoe umttppte.
= Sn Der giudbariduft Der so. 16
S6ule. bic lesten Serbft 70 i6limm
bur6 Ysri6isbuuseu Der Oberfldde be-
itaOist wuros, baben iid am Dienitas
wisber Ssri6iebunssn bemerfbar &C.
maAt. IS CAB 0iife in Der @rbe unb
Die Ssitsnwese on @beitnut 9luenus unb
safapette StraBe wurosn ueridObsn,
absr CUR 3sit feline @sbaube beidaoiSt.
Wtit weiteren Ssnfunsen i'm 2aufe Oes
ssitrisen cages 1T iebe 9offnuns, oas
RO. 16 Saulbaus pieosr reparirsn 3u
tOunen. ssidwunOsu elm sroBes Stif
Der Seitsnmauer 1T sinsefalleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
0pn Neter&bura.

- Sin S65nlein bat iid bel BEN
@bspuar @sOrse Pfablsr uon giorO ST.
ping apenue sinseitellt.
= Srdulein emma Wen,el, Srau
Ssrmann SHmiot unb Sobn Stto pon
Grtbur Gusnus fino na6 Buffalo uno
ben giiesara Sdllen absersiit.
-5rant Ramiep, tpeldsr bas 9uursl
Sin Rarf SOtel an @ebitsr Susnus bs-
trsibt, wurbs Dounsritas auf Die sln.
ilussu, obns Si,ens @etrante gu usrfau.
fen unS aud elm unorbentlides Saus gu
baltsu, fir Elm ssri4tlidss @rideinsu
unter 5000 8Hrsidaft seftellt. Die
ytadbarn erboben bic anflaseu.
= SuriOiss 8sttsr fir ben Sssinn
oes Rolenmonats.
= SsaiIer S8ilbslm lit aussnblidlid
ni6t imitaube, feline re6te 9ano ju &C.
brau6sn. @ins bur6 einen Snieftenitid
peruria9te @eldwulit lift auf9ebrohen
unb psruria6t bsm Suiier uidt nur be-
bsutsnOe llnannebmli6feiten, ionberu
aud erbebli6e Sdmerseu. @r bat ben
9ronprin;en beauftrast, alle widtissn
StautsoOtumsute Iu unter3sidHen.
- aus SiOosuti6lauo psroen Def.
tise @rOit6Bs Semslost, welde Der Be-
uOlfsruns uielerorts srOBen Sdrsden
einssiast babeu. Die @ridiitterunssn
habsn iid nod ueiter iiiolid eritrsdt,
oenn aus Bern wirb beri6tst, oaB i'm
@sbist Der S6weij elm @rO'
bsbsn usripiirt wuros. Sn Der unmit'
tslbaren llmsebuns pom Bern mar Die
@ri9iittsruns am drsiten, uno 3war
Osrart, baB in muudsn 9duisrn WfObsl'
itiide umftiirjtsn ODER aus ibrer Stelle
serhdt wurOsn. .-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
6tabtratb.
Common Council, 26. Wfat.


giaGbem isus SrbinanS fur Ssiten.
ipese on Moofic. SemlOd uno Srdaro
Strabsn bel sritsr uno spsitsr Ssiuns
bsitdtist mOrosn mar, iuspenoirts man
bic Reseln unb nabm fie oann bel orit'
ter 2eiuug an.
gieue 8orlaseu CAB eS fol9enos:
Stonier Dag beridtet weroe, mie pisls
Widnnsr uub Pfsrbe sur &epuratur oon
Boulsparo Nusnue benust wuroen,
na9osm Der Dunmore abSusstanal fsr'
tis esitsllt iit; beitdtist. Seufins-DaB
Die Scranton Siailpap @Ompanis be-
na6rl6tist werben iOll, oas Pfaitsr
smii6en ibren @slsiieu on 8aibburn
Strabe 3u repariren /; beitdti0t. Srh'
sermann-Das Pldne uuO SpeSifita'
tionsu anssisrtist wsroen iollsn 3psds
FFaiteruns 6ss @reen 6ioee Gbeiles
uOn Dalnut Struss. @apOuis uno Bsun
auenues, nit aspbult auf elmer Son'
cretunterlase; bsitdti9t. @uaus--Sar
elm auifunssbaiiin on Sho Wfain uno
3wOlitsr auenue; beitatist. WtOllsr-
Dag Die ScruntOn RailwuD @ompanis
sntluns ibrsr Sinie in Der 10. Bnro
arsuSwess lsss; beitdtist. Wfurpbp =
Sir Swet BaiisritOde in Der 21. BarO
beitatist. Dub bic itdotii6en an9e'
itslltsn Die @oiisn euflan9 Sarr StraBt
rcinissn iOllsn; bsitatist.
Sreb. Sopsr, Der 8srtreter Der IL
Darb, rei6te feline Reiisnation elm uni
bisislbe wuroe ansenommen. @r bal
als permanenter 5euerwsbrmann sinI
Steauus au8etrsten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

Beitellt Oas .Bodeublatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
2ahet end) resiitriren !
Samffaa. ben u. Suni.

gger bel Der Rriudrpabl ftimmsn
mill, muB resiitrirt ieiH, uuO bic @eIe.
ssnbsit OuSu bietet ii6 nd d dffen Cam.
flag, ben A. SUM-. Ole usriAisbsuen
Stimmpldss iinb often BON 10 llbr
8ormittas uuo 40 llbr 9ta9mittas.
Ssrldnmet es ni9tl -. ,...w,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

= Der In Berlin mObnbufte S6rift.
itsuer aarl YrOa bssins bic 5sisr ieiues
iiebsisften @sburtstaees. Dem Subilar
iiuO unldBlib bss Cages uislfa9 Be
weiis Der @brunS uno sInsrtsunun9 Su'
tbeil semoroen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
THE |N1ERURBAN
STILL LOOKS GOOD
WHEN LEGAL DISABILITIES ARE
REMOVED AYREs SAYS HE CAN
SELL THE BONDS.

Oscar Ayres, of interurban fame,
has received from the state corpora
ton commission letter which con
firms the prospectus of the interurban
survey made by his engineer and Mr..
Ayres says the corporation commits
sion letter is even stronger than the
prospectus which he has compiled.
This letter will be used to show the
prospective bond purchasers that the
line of road as proposed offers an op-
portunity TO develop paying tonnage
road and the promoter Is of the opin
ion that his bonds will sell readily
enough. In fact. he says that when all
tn elegal matters arec leared that he
knows the bonds will sell. His engi-
neer is now in the east negotiating for
the sale of the bonds and the letter
from the state corporation commits
sion will reach him tomorrow
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

Ardmore has been rife for several
days with rumors concerning a recount
of the votes in the last primary cleo
tion. The report was current yester-
day that Judge Mason would file an
affidavit today asking for a recount
and that he would be joined with a
sufficient number of other candidates
to require a complete recount of the
county vote. Judge Mason said today
that he would not file an affidavit
asking for recount for the reason
that Hugh McGill, secretary of the
election board was absent from the
state, but that upon his return he
would consider the matter.
One of the defeated candidates for
sheriff said today that there were
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
ORDINANCE NO TT.

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING PRO
MISCUOUS ''BANNERING" A NUI-
SANCE, PRESCRIBING A PENAL
TY FOR VIOLATION OF SAME
AND DECLARING AN EMERGEN-
CY.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Com
missioners of the City of Ardmore:
Section l. That the promiscous
tacking of advertisements of card
board. fibre paper or cloth on build
ings, fences, telephone or electric light
poles within the limits of the City
of Ardmore, is hereby declared nui-
sance, and any person adjudged gull
ty in the Municipal Court of the City
of Ardmore shall be fined in any
amount not exceeding One Hundred
($10000) Dollars.
Provided, that this shall not apply
TO Special Sale' signs which may be
temporarily displayed by local mer-
chants on any store or warehouse
used by them as a permanent place OF
business, or to any advertisement
made OF cloth or other material which
Is firmly attached TO a substantial
frame and said frame firmly fastened
to such building owned, rented or
controlled by them.
Section 2. An emergency is hereby
declared TO exist by reason whereof
this ordinance shall be in full force
and effect Immediately upon its pas
sage, approval and publication.
Passed and approved this the 29th
day OF August. 1910.
JAMES A. COTNER,
Mayor
Attest: G. II. BRUCE.
City Clerk.
(SeaD
First published August 2s. 1910.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
COOKING BORES
HER So MUCH
WIVES KNOW LITTLE
OF THE ART so SAYS PROFESS
SOR BARNARD.

New York, Aug. 24.-Prof. Charles
Barnard, specialist in household econ
omy, and one of the foremost figures
at the household show, which is being
held in Madison Square Garden this
week, hasn't very high opinion OF
the American housewife.
The American housekeeper, conf
pared with the housewives of France
and Germany is an unlettered child,
declared Professor Bernard.
The American man, because of his
wife's culinary inefficiency, is not so
well fed nor nourished as the Euro
pean making less than half his in
come.
THE American woman does not
know as much about cooking as tho
Indian squaw.
Cooking, though it is part of the
profession of wifehood, does not in
terest her. She cant be bothered,
she says. The mechanics wife vies
with the millonaire's wife in buying
only the most expensive cuts of meat,
steak, chops. Swings the unvarying
pendulum of the weeks bill of fare.
Now, only "a per cent of beef for
instance, can provide the expensive
porterhouse steaks, Delmonico roasts,
etc.
The other &c per cent is made up
of the cheaper cuts-chuck, rump,
round, shank. navel, brisket, etc.
This meat if properly cooked-that
is, slowly cooked, is more nutritious
and has a better flavor than tender
loin The poor mans wife won't take
the trouble to cook it. Her husband
may say: Well have to economic.
Let's buy little cheaper meat But
when she gets to the butchers and
sees another woman buying some
thing more expensive, she feels asham-
ed of what she intended to order, or
else says to herself, what's good
enough for her is none too good for
me- and buys porterhouse steak
instead.
There's another type of woman
that would rather spend her husband S
money than her own time. She cant
be bothered cooking But" here Pro
fessor Barnard frightened mp percept-
ibly-"a solution has been found even
for her 1t is fireless cooking. Have
you ever tried it?"
That's trick the Indian squaw
has taught u.s." Professor aBrnard
continued. There are fifteen or twen-
ty different fireless cookers on the
market. so you see I'm not booming
anybody in talking about them. They
are already in pretty general use in
the west, but women here are much
more conservative and are slow in TAX
ing up housekeeping improvements"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
A "WH|TEWASX"
PURE AND SIMPLE
CONGRESSMAN STEPHENS DIS
sENTS FROM LETTER OF EXON
GRAFTON OF CHARGES

Decatur, Texas, Aug. 2S.-Declaring
it "a plain and manifest effort to
white wash Representative John II.
Stephens as n member of the special
congressional committee investigating
alleged frauds i'm connection with the
disposition of Indian lands issued a
statement today dissenting from the
letter addressed to congressman Bird
S. Mcclure of Oklahoma by three re-
publican members of the committee
who expnerated him from any interest
in the so-called McMurray contracts.
Il desire as a member OF the spe
cial committee of investigation to dis
sent from the opinion of my republi-
can colleagues" Mr.. Stephens de-
clares, "and to enter my protest
against the plain and manifest effort
TO white wash a republican congress
man now a candidate for reelection.
1T would be a reflection upon the
intelligence of the voters of Oklahoma
to believe Bird Mcclure did not will
fully and knowingly put before the
house of representatives and endeavor
to secure the passage of the amend
ment that would have validated these
individual McMurray contracts. This
is shown by the congressional record
beyond doubt"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
PERSONALS

w. d. Clarke has returned from a
visit to St Louis.
Joe F. Williams left today for points
north on the santa Fe.
.Robert II. Reed, the ginner was
here today from Brock.
NJ. A. Gilcrease was a visitor here
yesterday from Marietta.
w. A. Thompson was a business
visitor here today from Marietta.
E. f. Ainsworth is in the city to
spend few days with his family.
r. c. Adams, the Legate merchant
was a business visitor here today.
Mrs. Lula Crotzer and son Bob left
today for few days visit to Sulphur
Mrs. Ella OBrien left today for
Sulphur where she will spend few
weeks.
e. ]. Jarvis returned to his terrific
ry today after SIC ding Sunday here
with his family.
F. l.. Tyer. one of the passenger
operators of the Santa Fe system from
Temple, is in the city today.
J. +. Hamilton and daughter Fay
have returned from visit to st.
Louis. They were accompanied home
by Miss Clara Dytr of this city, who
has been visiting in st. Louis.
e. r. Dckerson is here from Gage,
Okla. to spend a few days with his
family. Mr.. Dickerson is employed by
the Healey Construction company and
is installing the water and light plant
at that place.
Mrs. w. II. Byrd, who has been
visiting for some time in Cherryvale,
Kansas. has returned TO her home in
this city She was accompanied by
Mr.. Byrd's mother who will visit here
with her son and family
George Henley. manager at Mad
den's, has returned from Paris, Texas,
where he was called on account OF
the illness of his mother. He reports
that she is very sick and was not I'M
pI owed when he came away. The FAM.
iiy is somewhat uneasy about her re-
covery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
LONE GROVES
LOCAL FIGHT
LOCATION OF SCHOOL BUILDING
WILL BE IN COURTS FOR AD-
INDICATION AGAIN.

Lone Grove is having its share OF
troubles, in fact, a town never grows
to be prominent until it can afford a
few bitter fights. In the Lone Grove
trouble the question comes up over
the location of school house. That
town has mad school long time, the
building was located on Indian lands
and after statehood question arose
over a new location. A vote was ia
ken and a majority voted in favor of
some other site A suit was instituted
to prohibit them from moving the
school building alleging that majority
of three-fifths of the voters had not
favored the new location. Judge Rus
sell held that a majority vote was all
that was required and he was sustain.
ed by the supreme court in a recent
decision. But the trouble does not
end there. When the mandate of the
supreme court reaches here another
suit will be filed in the district court,
This time the question of majority
will not be raised but the question of
sufficient and proper notice of the cleo
ton will be raised This case will be
brought in the district court and will
be taken on through the upper court.
That it will be taken to the supreme
court Is almost certain for the loser,
no matter which side, will appeal the
case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
THE PRIDE Of CARTER COUNTY
IS ALFALFA VALE FARM

will become one of the best known
hog farms in the southwest. Mr. Gay
er, who has charge of the place, has
had many years experience in the
business and has spared neither trou
BILE nor money in getting his strain
of hogs TO their present high standard.
The sire of a brood SOW that he now
has was sold for the sum of $500,
and number of his stock are direct
descendants from the SOW who took
first prizes at the worlds fair in 1904.
Mr.. Gayer is a successful farmer
aside from his ability as a stockman
and has on his farm this year corn
that can not fail to win the prize
at any exhibit. Mr. Gayer is deeply
interested in his work and evidently
enjoys showing visitors over the farm,
and extends an invitation to all who
are interested in good crops and fine
hogs to come to the Alfalfa Vale farm,
look it over and exchange ideas with
him, and if you enjoy getting out and
breathing the pure air and feastinG
your eyes on herds of thoroughbred
swine, you will never regret making
a visit TO the farm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

Situated in the beautiful and rich
valley of Caddo creek about eight miles
north of Ardmore, is located an enter
prise that has already brought Carter
county more good advertising than
most anything that could be done.
This place is the Alfalfa Vale farm
operated by W. p. Poland of this city
and J. II. Gayer, who came here a
few years past from Kansas where
he was engaged in farming and the
breeding of Duroc Jersey hogs. These
gentlemen have herd of two hun
dred and seventy-one head of thor
oughbred hogs, all prize winners and
bred in the purple. The hogs that
were exhibited from their farm last
season captured all first prizes and
will be shown at all the fairs in the
southwestern circuit this season,
which will again bring Carter county
into notice as the home of the best
hogs in the southwest. SO far the firm
has not advertised extensively, as they
have had orders for all stock that they
had for sale but probably during the
next year considerable advertising
will be done and the Alfalfa Vale
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
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