The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-11
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fh4 sui Ana timaia as llsil eFila
M4n hsah admirably aaapted t1 N
gnawsne ~ shis efnp t4i4s u a'.s Y
several raAssa most Important =
MN4ah are lhe Following
qhe iact that na one has eeH
emlsy Introduced them and lafmep
AesAsse Ia plant er0n wbiel ho o1'
IA az nelxhh0rhood ia eeawinR
ghe scarcity 81 gQlroads ah'
.ee absence ol hest sngaf faeier'e'
aa,4 ia the farmers g believe ,ha
ihere X no Warkei fuf the efar wAe'
raised
me pnusn8Y 4azae q eeeis ~
Yeea cr0p. IA hat known g the iaf'a
eFe geAefally t
Yhp commercial nil'hs and olhe'
nrsaaisatians " the Ri0d hAff hiaa'
na pffDrt lo encourage of devotion tAf
beat inAnffry NJ 0kiah0ma AaeA
NINA been tUn busy aeliiug cleai
factories and business colleges y ~
cate Ill their towns
NOW ~ rs hficfy exauiine these
reasons and see & they are good TAKE
tha fifef one. The fact ihat 20 ent
neaf kon IS growing . certain efop
saes not proYe that it VIII not be
nrotgtable f6r YOU Go gr0w a ieW
pe.hs aen no one was growing al
faha; did tha, prove tAat i is not
pfaHuhle crop Neither does ihe IaeI
gha yuur farm wlil gfoN crops q
Wheat kaffir milo and tsometimesl
r0rn saaVa thaf those are the best
rFons far yoa Ia raise Tie best crops
for psle ta raise are those Thai Wlll
ssay yaa tna lafgaat rt profit every
year nat iusr "a aaoa yeafs 4 fsN
Arras IN heets miil ray Npu z iafaet
nef prnfit thAn the same number "
aeraa III auy ot the above CROPS ana
wgl succeed Rhen they fail When
sag snet profit that meaus preft
aiasa all costs FOR labor in growing
ara harvesting. which answers the
objection of the man who SAYS that
"Reets take SO much work
Now for the second reason have
garmed III Northwest Oklahoma, twen.
fv-fiye miles from a railroad. long
enongn to appreciate the troubles of
fhe man who Is trying th farm IN
arv section with no railroad near =
large part Or Roger Mills Ellis, Dew
NV. Woods. Woodward and Harper
counties, s.aa nearly all 0f the Pam
handle counties, liz 50 TAR from rail
road points that the profits of the
man who grows grain exclusively. are
cYf down one.third by the cost of get
tina The crop t0 market. The rail-.
reads will come sometime, that is Ger
tain, hut what the farmers ont there
need IA some system that will make
them good living now while they
are waiting for the railroad to come
Tae answer to this puzzle is simple
Raise feed crops that are ADAPTED to
your conditions. md market them on
the hoof-nut ont OF the wagon When
the nnrfhwest does this, il Will be
one III the most prosperous portions
IN the state Look here. Western Ok
Iah0ma, big. fat Permanent Fros.
periiy IL on hIs way tn you lie u
coming slowly for he il coming on
load of dry weather feed crops
drawn by old "Bossy7 and the pig. But
when the dry weather feed crops and
oia "Bossy and the pig get to you,
Dig fat Permanent Prosperity will
climb down and take up his lasting
abode
There are heets and COW peas and
peannts and milo and kaftir in the
load, but there Is mighty little corn.
and ihe little that Is there, is all from
bottom land Don't worry about a
market; worry about your feed crops
ana live stock 10 eat thein The best
way to get railroads Is 90 have q
thoroughly prosperous country that
demands them u yoa prove that won
haye sncceaslal beet country, the
factories Wlll come. because the sugar
Industry demands 4 larger beet area
ana more factories. In the meantime
SOU are growing paying feed crop
Az 10 the third reason, there is no
necessity for entering an extended
argument in regard to the feeding
value 1t beeia IT they are given one
trial your hogs aud cattle especially
yoar mileA rows, win furnish you ali
~ tie Argumeut necessary fop
know. without being told that ans
planl that Is fith hi sngar is a good
fat pmdsUing food Net only do beeil
confain tllis quality. hnt they have
tha flesh producing elements as Well
III unusual quantities III the sugar
heet districts NJ Colorado. catilemef
pay good pfiee for the beet pull
after the sugar has been removed
They feea this pule and Eatien eattls
uA Ii. after tile mosl valuable portion
8g tle leas has been removed % make
MsgAr A few wears as0 The value O.
ffie pnlp was not known ana ih'
factories eould scarcely find way
ta gef ria OF II, n8w, they canno
supply the demand Reefs make ex
cellent feed for milk COWS fuFnishlni
in some measure a substitute 20
green feed at d time OF the year whei
green feed can rot be had The.
Eeey .he system Of the COW IN
n. Az. vigorous condition, and 10
nraase both the Quantity and th
uuality ito the milk After cattle hay
been yed f0r short Time on beeis
fhey wlll leave grain 70 eat the NOR
ualafable heets Hogs do we'll o
shnm ana even tile chickens viii nie
nfosDefons living from them vii
nnf discuss the chemical eohipositio
of the plant ava talking 70 the plai
farmer and he has no relish for frllt
WIN let the commercial clubs an
similar organizations answer Y
sawrth objection Tor themselves NJ
nnlv comment Is, that / believe the