Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13


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% own hts own farm need not "a
uHraallEed But it Will not b. go
HIth the awakening to the posslb!l-
tts o. Poe found ln acr.udu pursuit.
hare Is the price n thIs great soil
SONG up n viii not h. long per-
u.Us rilht years. perhaps twelve. ne.
furs tha distinct advantages 10 be-
+. nd VIII make the soil Il an Okla
h.mA farm worth dollar for dollar
ana foot for foot the value II any II
th. farms 90 ue found in the ,ntlro
country The coming should occur
while thr coming is good and whllo
rh, going . better from tho old
home The display VI energy by tho
now conner Us au thai is needed. ano
try soon display wealth ~ energy
Hl.r ensDonDcd iu this ideal farming
spot
The caffl. king who formerly rul-
el over this domain II hundreds of
thousands uI millions II acres u
territory wt- lu he midst Of riches
worth thousands n time, the valuo
of bis herd. but he didn't know It,
Dee march n progress IN the past
few yrHrs has pushed him along. He
l'Us r,rr,atad to the land Of Texas.
Colorado and Wyoming. to lands
that never were agricultural COM
m.nil!rs and viii not be such for
many years TO come. oklahoma land
alWIvs belonged to the agriculturaI-
'-t, never 20 the cattle baron. But Z
j.. nothing but the laws Of economies
-gupply ami demand And so from
the contested districts OF the east.
the north and the middle west has
come much Of the citizenship Of this
territory. the greatest fertile spot In
the union Thther will they come
uril every available foot Of tillable
sell Is made 10 produce ITS share OF
crops that go 20 make up the big
supply whi. b the world demands and
Is demanding more raplciously as
;hc years 90 by Thcy are not for
cirn-rs who are coming here, bu.
they are sqHare-.awrd Americans,
Dp.s Of the old froutirrs-mrn who
chased The rowing herds of buffalo
and battird with the primitive in
habllant who once owned as FAR ds
his eye could search or 1s far As his
legs could walk Americans they rrc
hig. muscular farmers Some have
called them Yankees, but they arc
nOt--thcy are Americans Ability
and intelligence are dominant in
their purpose, and that Is why tho
81 inc Of the state Of Oklahoma u
growing stronger day by day. They
have come to win homes. and they
are here winning them. Where
thousands have come to this land
where nature poured forth with "A
lavish hand in search Of oil and gas,
but hundreds have come to search
for wealth IN the surface Of the soil
where II lies i'm Identities so great
TINT all Of tan wealth found far be-
Meath thu surface will count for
naurht when the last history Of the
country sh Al have been written.
These sturdy people who are set
tIIng IN this land are real farmers
They have brought with them the
steam plow to break and cultivate
tho raw lands and the chugchug #
tho gasoline engine NAV be heard
not alone at the hundreds of oil
wells which dot the surface Of the
country but AS well In The oDeration
Of m, b,y b,lor the cburn IN, feed
mill or the windmill ON the conn.
try roads tho powconer her. ueats
his Predecessor Of hut wear or two
in bls autor,obile II is a civiIizar
and Tho l,,rd mat commits Tie learn
ed IN farm on the modern scare
ubich IL intarsive farming instead ~
.ytoneivo farming Good and en.c-
tiv. danopsty3tions may ne seen on
.,.rv hand ,vh.ro hr,tn ana hrawn
o, urlo.li,g tho biddon troosur.s
mat lilo s.crotivoIv in tho soil until
tho wand of magic In the hama nf
vorI, hrinos them form to tba won
dor and ,storisbrcnt of tho onIool-
or While IN, ri,inritv Of thesa
f,rn,s ,re ri,or o,or IN The stanla
rrons vet an aver, hand tbar, or,
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