The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-12
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,bh DrDGgrtiDn III fertile sDil Mr.
YielGs MA ~ many Rlr,G things that
nul am ~ the prosperity n east
efn O<lahnma.
me nhzi sDHaker uas m. q. NoOrs.
secretary NJ me Chamber III Corn-
nAnsnt Business Depends upon Ag-
sal1 the time iDr city bulIHing was
thing N the past. that the time
haG cDns N call halt and look
after the building ~ the agricultural
resources NJ our state.
Mr.. e. q. AysrY NJ Tulsa. IN "Per-
malnsnt Business Depends Dpon NJ
4 f. Ramsey, ~ NnskO-
ges IN "Tbr Bankers Interest In this
Mogemsnt." and oscar Halsell ~
Oklahoma CHy. On 'Ths importance |
" Agricultural Development 10 the ,
tObbsrs." Wrre the other speakers In |
thr forenoon s"aslOn.
Mr. N V. Carroll and = " JOrden, |
secretary and manager ~ the rellls
County NO. Bureau NJ Agriculture,
Hrtc there Mr. Carroll told how
he POTTS county BOnrd NJ Agrlcul-
ufe had been organized. how they
lad secured tho services ~ Mr.. 8.
" Jot1rn. nn expert IN agriculture
,nd soil analysis. at solory of $4,000
: ycnr ~ look after the interest oi
hr Prlils county farmers.
The county commissioners contrib
iicd 81 .bOG. the board ~ education
6DD. and tho Boosters $500.
A Representative from each to"n-
hlp comprisnd The bureau. The far
pora who first opposed the organ
,n,lon are nov the best boosters"
aid Mr. Carroll Pcilis county has
,und that the $1,000 per year in
cslod IN the services Of Mr. Jordan
tho best Investment thry ever
lndc. and nov Mr. Jordcn rs being
allied 10 70 TO nll pnrts of the coun
y 10 explain their system.
1'or u. Bnll secretary Of the crop
iyoalmout Committee Of Chicago.
A. Evans. director Of the Farm r.
work Of Washington. II
G.. and Dana II Kolacy Of the II
nlon Indian Agency Of Muskogc". "
orc the gpcnkora for III" remainder #
the afternoon acHalon at the close &
which the report Of the committo" "l
organization was read nnd adopted. ~
At the opening of the evening Sos
in. the meeting wont into pormn
mt organization by cl"ciinG j. i. i
,rby Of Munkogeo president, H. IT.
n uf tho npmo city pocroiHry Tom
all Of rOtcnu first yico president, NJ
q. Ayory Of Tulsa second vice ~
osjdcul aud Thomnn Hale Of Me
oalor. thrd vice president n,
IN order 10 carry into oHoct tho NJ
rposos Of the meeting. the dele !"
tcp from cnch county were inntruct
Io nI once OTTauiXV his homo