Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-26
Increasing EVERY YEAR
HEAsON FOR GROWTH u ArTRlb-
IIED To CHEAINt-- OVER
OTHER MI1Hubn,
THRASH BEFORE The RAIN
hany MAKE Mi,lake q All1s.ns crop
a. laJ in ~-akilg
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s.f .st l.r-. ffa4n stel- il me shock
.Et.. machine com aIYIs o. thrash
b. Hn often ia a-f mil Sc era
hard rams have fa.ra aad the gra.a
has been feu Is3 damaged.
Dr- 20 me main Feas1as Tor the
fafG'-fs Z tEs gran belt ~ uuiFe5'
saD. .ptns shoes tHr4su.nB D. tne
cHr4ELna pf tHA pLaL over that u
s4fHirg While there are times WntG
the rH-lputfs CONF. me other way
because 10 loss " alH In the shock,
u .srfyftl.g WORKS a. Dr+l - there Is
rp question bat what tnrnshing from
tnr s0DrE E slightly cheaper. ProF.d-
Ing machine 70 10 tEe work and
hrlp 10 run the jou may he secured
Here. however. Is where the rub 80
often comes II vii appear as II a
machine would be ready Ia pull into
the nelt ln TWO of three days. but
som ~Aing may happen, possibly tho
machine is laid up tor repairs or rainy
weather puts a stop 20 the work and
the two or three days .cugthen into
two or three weeks Grain that has
lc-n stacked. In the mcastime. Is TAX
lng no damage. while that standing N
the shocks loses IN quality every day
and Is sometimes damaged beyond
marketing.
Millers are doing more complaining
every year Of tho OF quality OF wheat
due 10 thrashing from the shock. They
/ say It never Is worth as much as the
wheat that has been allowed 10 go
/ through the sweat lH stacks and that
| II there should be enough wheat grow
crs take up the old practice OF stack.
/ ing their grain before thrash ng and
/ should allow II 10 stand In the stack
/ log enough to go through the sweat
so n price could be maintained for
! that class OF grain there would al
ways be difference OF from three 10
six cents bushel between early shock
/ thrashcd grain and later sack
/ thrnshrd grain, the difference being
/ In favor 81 the stacked grain.
realize that where wheat Is grown
| In an extensive way the owner finds
| II much simpler plan TO keep the
| help he has needed IN harvesting and
! 10 90 right ahead with his thrashing.
! This gets the whole Job out Of the
way at one hitch The wheat growers
| Of more limited acreage. however. say
the one who grows what the farmer
| Of a quarter Of section OF land natur-
ais grows. and who handles II largely
with his own regular help, should
| find Il more 10 his advantage to stack
| his wheat as soon as II has cured In
the shock. He can then go ahead
with other work and thrash later in
the fan Thrashlng machine owners
would thus not be 80 rushed for a few
weeks only 10 have nothing to do the
! rest Of the fall. II IL one thing to talk
about doing this, though, and another
| thing 10 do it and with every other
/ neighhor planning to thrash out OF
/ the shock, there usually seems moth
Ing to do but to go ahead and do
likewise"