The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-05
D. BROWN
TELLS Of
SEED TRAIN
Special to The Leader.

f opeciaI 10 Ihe Le0der.
/ Quinton, Okla, Feb Oklahoma
agricultural train touring the f. S. a
W. line made stops toiay at Bokoshe
Milton, McCurtain. Knita and Quin-
ION, where light stop was made and
4 the edueatioal lecture on good roads
and dairying with moving pictures
was given to a packed house To
DAYS attendance has aggregated s.
900 The farmers and town people
win theoretically engage in good
road bailding in this section ever
lasting highways can be economically
constructed and at Il triffling cost for
maintenance be kept In perfect con,
dition 50 that Is or 20 mile drive
on either side Of the r S. & w. line
can be SO quickly made and the pro
ducts Of the farm be so rapidly
marketed that the fruit and dairy
business may become the leading In.
dustrieg. Good wagon roads like rail.
roads annihilate distance and long
rough rocky ragged miles are con
yerted into minutes
GOOD roads put new life into com
munity aud the energies Of the peo-
PIE are directed to diversified pur.
suits. Lands 10 TO II miles or two
hours drive from the F. S. & w. are
duadrupled in value account OF easy
and ranid transit to market every day
Of the year.
Good roads will keep more people
and bring into the community more
eople, Results more intensive farm.
ing; greater production; more wealth,
more happiness; more socialibity,
higher educational ideals. Good roads
means Back to the Country" where
health and plenty await the tiller OF
the fertile soil Of Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma A, q Nj. college .et
Ter seed and live stock train not only
advocates selection in accordance
With It's title but omphatically en-
phasizas the inestimable importance
md valre OF good roads, better roads,
best roads At every station farmers
and their wives are deeply impress
cd with the lectures and exhibits and
as frequently as you hear the boys
and girl say ! want to attend the
A.. 4 Nj, father and mother say We
ere going to make arrangements for
sending the children to saltwater.
The best investment Oklahoma ever
made is in her schools and the A. &
N and six district agricultural school
meet the neces ity Of the greatest
number Of her people.
The agricultural train is demon.
that agricultural and me.
rhanical education Is no fad. Here are
30 fol-de-rols. While the youth Of the
state are bing educated for future
selgice and bread winners and good
work of the A. & M.
Is immediate and Ii reaching the
farmers throughout the length and
breadth OF the commonwealth, and
The Intensive farming advocated and
by the schools and state
BOARD has In one year materially in.
.reased production And the whole
state is entering another season of
planting so hopeful Of grand results
hat the slogan "A million ana quart
e bales OF cotton and for l9ti total
Iarm products value OF two hundred
million This is the day of better
.hings in all lines Not step back
Hard-il You are not live wire get
off the pole-better seed and letter
live stock must be supplemented By
setter men. Eastern Oklahoma is
alive to better live stock and better
averyihiug A Rokosne Prof. Milton, T
iirector experiment station. received
wire that Hercules. the 1850 pound
Vearlinn pnreheron stallion bad hoan
sold 70 W. G. MaYden, Muskogee. for
delivery from train at vinita Febru-
'rl IL as the train is touring Frisco
territory
D. BROWN I