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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07
CONSOLIDATE WORK
OF DEMONSTRATORS

Oklahoma City Aug. 6.-Arrange-
ments for turning over to w. ID.
Bentley. Federal Agent for Coop
erative Farm Demonstration Work,
the Department of Farm Extensions
for the A. & NJ. College, have been
completed. Mr.. Bentley will move
his headquarters to saltwater this
week. He will continue the coop
erative farm demonstration work Of
the Federal Department and will han
die the extension work also Mr..
Bentley will take with him to Still
water, most Of HIS office force from
this city. including his assistant, Jas.
A. Wilson. The, Oklahoma City Of
flee will not be closed however. but
win be occupied by DR.. T. P. White,
|of the Bureau of animal Industry,
who has charge OF the hog cholera
Investigations in this state.
1t is expected that the farm DEM
onstration work OF the state VIII be
merged with that of the Federal gov
ernment and coupled with the farm
extension work Of the college. all
under the direction of Mr. Bentley,
when the Legislature shall meet and
act on the smith-Leyer appropriation
and general agricultural affairs. The
state farm demonstration work is
not active at this time owing to tho
exhaustion OF the appropriation by
the Boar dof Agriculture and 1t II
the belief OF the majority Of the mem
bers Of the board that any further
work of this sort should be done In
Incorporation with the Federal Farm
Demonstration work. The state has
been attempting to maintain demon
straticn farms, one IN each county
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07
DOUBLE EMBODIMENT
IN SIGHT FOR NORMAL

An effort is being made to make
the enrolment of the Southeastern
Normal school for next year double
that of any previous year in the his
tory of the school, School men in
fourteen Southeastern Oklahoma
counties. which compromise the dis
trict are working in the interest Of
the school and it is thought that the
enrolment can be brought to eight
hundred for the fall term. An elab-
crate fifty page catalogue, announc-
ing the course offered by the school
is now in the hands OF the printer
and some two thousand copies of it
will be given circulation over the
Southeastern portion Of the state.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

and the result has been uusatisafc-
tory as compared with the results Of
the cooperative farm demonstration
wor kof the Federal Government
Experience has proved" said Mr..
Bentley, that to succeed with farm
demonstrations work the work must
be taken TO the farmer and not the
farmer to the work. The plan OF
the government for cooperative farm
demonstration work has been most
successful. In forty-three counties
of this state there are joint Federal
and county demonstration agents who
devote their time to the working in
cooperation with large number OF
farmers In each OF the counties. The
demonstration farms thus bring home
to the farmers the exact meaning Of
scientific agriculture In that they
make the profits that accure from
following the instructions and the
views of the county agents. On the
other hand. the central demonstra~
tion farm has proven unpopular with
the farmers In that they cannot be
led TO visit and study the methods in
crop production. that are followed
The State Of South Carolina is q
brilliant example OF the desirability
of cooperation and consolidation be-
tween the State and Federal Depart
ment in farm demonstration work. 1t
has been in successful operation there
for three or four years and the re-
suits are said to be peculiarly bene-
ficIal to the agricultural interests Of
the state.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07
KYLE EXTENDS THANKs

August 9Th. 1914.
To My Friends:
Thereis no man who more deeply
feels that he is indebted to his friends
than do.
There is no use for me to attempt
to say how was defeated. except
that did not receive votes enough,
but you have been faithful in your
efforts and 1 want to thank you.
have no sore spots over the re-
suit and shall again take up my law
practice. and will be ready at all time
to give you the glad hand of friend
shin and to be your neighbor in the
fullest sense OF the word. Again
thanking you. and with heart full
of gratitude for your noble efforts
in my behalf, am, ~
Your friend,
SAM H. KYLE.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07
L. @. SMITH TYPEWRITER,
PRACTICALLY NEW, COST &1O5;
WILL SELL FOR ABOUT HALE
PRICE FOR CASH. e. M. EVANS.
MEXICAN FEDERALs
AGREE TO QUIT

Mexico City. Aug. Provisional
President Carbajal and Gen. venusti
ano carranza. head of the constitu
tionalists movement, yesterday were
recnrted to have reached full agree
ment concerning the turning of the
Government to the Constitutionalists
IT is expected general amnesty will
be declared soon. Hostilities were
suspended today.
AT the close of a conference be
tween President Carbajal and Gen.
velasco. minister of war, today the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

The eighth annual Oklahoma State
Fair and Exposition. Oklahoma City,
September % to October 3. 1914. viii
be the one place to see Oklahoma and
the rest Of the country at a glance.
1t will show all that Oklahomans
make, or mine or grow. 1t will gather
the products of Oklahoma's homes. her
farms, her plants, her waters, her
mines and her industries. within the
limits of one Of the finest parks in this
section Of the country.
From small beginning in 1907. the
Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition
which was incorporated as State
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07
KENEFTCK s. RURANr 8

The Kenefick amateur baseball
team mixed 1t Saturday with a team
picked up from Durant. on the Ken
efick diamond and put it over their
visitors in a ten inning game by a
score Of five to three. The bame is
Gaid by persons who saw It to have
been one Of the best amateur games
ever played at Kenefick.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

ter very successful ten weeks ses-
sion. : The total enrolment at the
school during the summer session
aggregated four hundred and sixty,
most offwhich were school teachers
from this section of the state taking
certificate or credit work.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

Fair on January 81. 1907, just lit
tie less than eight years ago. has
grown and Increased its power and
usefulness until now it is recognized
as an empire builder second to none
in Oklahoma Through the agencies
OF the State Fair the energies OF the
people have been fused into a single
dynamic force contributing, perhaps,
more than any other one potentiality
to the material development and the
social. economic. industrial and com.
mercial advancement of the state Of
Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

Auction Sale of Southern Texas
mares and one and two year old
colts at v. M Coles Sale Barn on
South Second Avenue. Saturday, Aug
ust 18Th at 10 o'clock a, m. w2a1
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

Salesman to sell lubricating oils,
house and barn paint and special
ties. Big profits Champion Re-
fining CO... Cleveland, Q. ws-414
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

Washington, d. c.. August O.
The Southern senator's and represen-
tatives conferred here Monday night
to devise plans for the protection of
the southern cotton producers against
loss as result of the European cri-
sis.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07
sUARIER NORMAL oLosND

The annual summer term Of the
Southeastern Normal school waq
brought to q close last Saturday ar
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07


Chicago, ILL.,. August 6.---European
buying Of American wheat in defiance
of the mishaps of war began Tuseday.
The British government guarantee
against possible loss by ocean cap
ture of any part of the million bush
els previously contracted for delivery
to the English ports opened the way
for additional buying, notwithstand-
ing that the guarantee had not been
formally extended to transactions en-
tered into since war was declared.
Prices of wheat turned upward
with extremes of SIS cents per
bushel and closed stronk with gains
OF 2 l-2 to IL cents.
Other leading staples on the board
Of trade joined in the advance. Both
foreign and domestic investors ap-
peared to believe that the signing
of the bill to put under all shipping
needed was only a matter of few
hours and that the temporary finan-
cial strain had been relaxed.
Washington. d. c.. August e.
More than billion dollars in curren-
cy will be added to the circulation me
G dium in the United States by the ac-
tion OF Congress Monday to meet
the situation resulting from the Eu-
ropcan crisis The new currency
backed by prime assets of banks,
may be issued under a modification
of the bank law. passed in both the
House and Senate. then compromised
in conference and approved by the
administration for final action in
both houses Tuesday.
There is approximately s1,760,000
600 such capital and surplus on
which issue of notes may be accept
ed. OF that abort 500 million in
vested in government. bonds is no
available
Approximately 900.million plus 81
per. cent therefore is ready for basi
issue. Bankers todd the administra
tion leaders that the issue available
should more than care for the situ
tion.
i ~
Washington, p. o.. Aug. 6.-Th'
proclamation Of neutrality of tn
United States IA the European wa
was issued Tuseday BY President viii
son. f
Washington. Aug. e.-Relief fo
the tens Of thousands OF American
in the European war zones will b
extended through every power and Il
fluencs at the disposal Of the United
States. Millions in gold viii be sen
on war ship for immediate needs
and ships that can be gathered iron
the American coast wise trade AM
the neutral nations will be utilized 4
an effort to bring 100 thcusan
Americans home.
mashinpton. Aug. 6.-Southerl
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

washington. Aug. e.--southern
Senators and representatives are
drafting plans under which they hope
to secure government cooperation to
protect the farmer OF the southern
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07
NEWS OF The WORLD IN BRIEF

states against further loss. At Mon
day nights conference the situation
brought about by the European war
was discussed and Sunday Senator
Hoke Smith of Georgia named gem
eral committee, one member from
each Of the twelve cotton-producing
states and this>was apportioned into
subcommittees to confer with the De
partmental heads.
One committee will lay before Pres
ident Wilson and Secretary McAdoo
of the Treasury department plans for
putting a large sum of money in ad
dition to the general crop moving
funds in to the banks of the Southern
states with details for having it loan
ed to the farmers on cotton. BY this
means the cotton could be held until
advantageous marketing conditions
are re-establish. 1t is generally be-
lieved that an act of Congress is ne
cessary. The emergency currency act
of Monday has its limitations as does
the Federal Reserve banking act.
Under the former. five per cent gold
reserve with the government can Sc
cure the issuance Of currency in an
amount equal to the capital and sur
plus or the bank and 25 per cent
additional
This of itself would not finance
the cotton crop. representatives de-
clare. and another act Of Congress
would be advisable to give an ample
amount.
According to an estimate made by
William B. Joyce. president of the Ma
tional Surety company. conscience
salying" cause so per cent of the 40
million dollars annual embezzIements
in the United States. Four-fifths OF
the cashiers, bookkeepers and other
financially trusted employees in the
first stages OF embezzlement quiet
their consciences and uphold theil
: self respect by telling themselves thai
: they honestly intend to pay back th'
surreptitious borrowing.
Mr.. Joyce believes that the empio.
ers in the United States lose monel
every year through honest intention
: ed conscience saving moreso thar
by wilful robbery and burglary.
American turfmen who are rae
ing horses in Europe fear they VIII
. lose their stations, brood mares and
, racers in France, Germany and Eng
! land.
The foreign powers can press int,
service all horses, no matter who owi
them, in war time.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-08-07

Washington, p. O.. Aug. 6.--The
proclamation Of neutrality of the
United States IA the European war
was issued Tuseday BY President Will
son. t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13
: q ~ mtItsx.

1tnier Mgent in SemiIton IN
Serr GoHarb Wrmd, 449 Glib 1infts
Strahe. HeQ Sel. 476 g., Some
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ben Bou zines ftdbtiiden 6ofpitols 5.
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hen.
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stpei Superintsnbentsn pes 9ass 10,
pie bes WaHerper. Departments
gauinfpeftoren, StrabentommiHdrs
unb sSdnitors in Der Stabt 6dlle,
bis bic Jrdge iiber bieGipiloienftreetIr
ourh bas 0eridlt sntidisoen if. DIE
4ngeiieIIten Iinb esfiern WoreeH trs
ifienen, nm an bic arbeit 3u gsbtn.
Cliff Shneioer, ipelher Wm.
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6oisn ausfiibrte, ipurbs eeItern Mors
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3ur 3abIuns bon $40 uno Soften
srurtbeiIt.
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Sohn unb Der gohter, Sofeph unp
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bot ihon ieinsn antbeiI erbalten.
See GberIpII, pelder iid, srit
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puroe ssitern morsen am 9ein ers
b.bIi6 perktt, pdhnno sr In Der
9iah StraBe ein ourhbrenHsnSes
pfsro einsufongsn perfuhte.
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Shlid, bon Girtinnati. !peldxr als
b.,annt ift, gu ,rmit!elu.
uno i'm Su erIudsn. Iih feintr orei
ainosr anSunebmen, ooer
fpsnieitsns ii6 um Tie 5u tiimmern.
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~ srf.

Die Neiuport Eiiiee fir Sas Sin
cinnatier @Ulfsblatt" befinoet Iidl in
ytp. 339 Yort Strahe, gesennber BEN
Gonrtbeuie, luoiclbit Nenisfeiten, GIN.
seiaen II. I. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 R;nu.
ten Ibenbs entseaengrnummen iuer.
ben. Selepbou SOntb 2401.
- gbfdeins; Robert Sommod UNI
Wtattie 5enberion, beibe pDn gincin-
natl, o.; 5arrp 8artling, 80, Don
Cincinnati, uno Sba 5intle, %, bon
Wliooletopn, g.; Sarrp Gellep, q,
nnb Gbna Wens, q, beibe ben 0er
Rihmonb, g.; Rapmonb WiQer, 22
uno Warguerite 9uts, %, beioe pon
Columbus, g.; 9bomos s.. yDpes, 2e,
bon Battle Greet, Wih., uno 9rolia
5reja, %, bon bier.
Die giti5ens Commercial ano
SaDinss gant erpdblte foIgenps 0i4
rettoren: Otto Wolff, Otto 8epene
brod. Jreo. 9. gabmonn, q. S,glanf,
S. 8idert, George gulner.
Chris. MiIius, Chris. aabl, ssoiepb
yfueblentamp, @us. Sausr, W.sS. gas
ter unb Gr. ). 3. Bad. Die 9eamien
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Ont abseIaafeu.

@erbGImibnldbig siinitis lief ge.
tern 9iatnliitag cine aoIIiiion Sipi.
i6en eiuem automobil bes sseier.
fpebr.G .Gepartenleuts unb einem Don
SSaeob @olbion. BON Der Belts unb
Gutter StraBe. gelenffem g8aeen an
Der @oooburn imb Bilpin apenue
ab. Su Dem syeuenpehraitomobiI
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uno Seuerrpebrfopitdn Snrrp WilIar,
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nertrlit uno bns antemobiI befono
lih auf Der ,sabrt sii einem sseuer on
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@oobburn ltnb DiIpin apenue nit
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bert ipuroen. gle fanlen ieoph beine
NIT unbeoeiltenben Shrmninen oa.
bon. Tas 8oIbfon geborige pfero
eabineegen purbe idpper periest.
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0Ieine Dslt3sina6br dltsn.

--Ginbred,er itotteten In Der Nad't
bonn Gonntaa gum Montag benz 81.
aarrengeid)ait pou @. y. gauebn,
SO. 435 Neit 4. Sirabe. einen BE.
iiid, ab iinD lieben Gigarren ino To-
baf I'm Uerthe BON etiuo 500 init.
gebn.
- I'm Der Rnf,t bonn Gcnnf1g
gum Montag .puroen aus bei,
R1umlidfeiten Der Gonioliooteo
Boot Siore SO. mittelit einbrud,s
brei Shinfeu ioipie cine fleine Gum.
me nns Der aaiIenidaibIaoe geitoblen.
am Wontag Moraen ipuroe bic
Gnt0edunp genaadt, oab in Der 3eit
sipiid,en Snnitug unb Wontas Cir.
BREEDER Die Naihinaton Sdule an Der
Sopple Strnbe beimgeind,t bntter.
Die gmrihen batter ollie 3imlncr
nurhitobert uno ale 3nlte 0iifgebro.
den. sSbre geiiie mar iebod, iebr aa-
ring nnb beitnno MIR aus perid,ieDe.
nei lnfdRnineiiern, einigen Brief.
marfen, Dleiitifteu, 5eOern iino ioil-
itigen aIeiniafeiten.
Als perniibt ,Uirbe geitern oer
poIisei oer 10 Sabre nIte Sobn
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Der bieiigen nnabbdusisrn profeitan
tiidDen Wemeiaoen in's IebcH
germieH.

lie bieiiaen ilnabbansiaen protc'
ftaniiid)cn @eIneinben iperoen su CT
mem Troteitantiiden 0uno suinm.
nerseihloiien iperoen, beiicn ooilpt.
SiDed es iit. I'm 8eaerIas sur Spnoee
Die reIieioie 5reibeit sll betonen.
Tic uorbereitenben Sd]rittc SIR
griinoiing oieies 9unoes iuirbeu &c,
legentlid) elmer 8eriammlung 6es
hieiiaeu Giiiriitperbnnos oes gsreoi,
gernereins BON Noro 9lmerifa &c,
than, Der geitern abenb in Der ct.
Eaulus Stride unter Dem Vorlis 0cs
praiiSenteu Vnitor Goul SdJuuSt
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TORS 6ons Snupf itattfonb. Der
glmb ruiro aus ben Bnitoren Der Be-
rieinoen, iopie aus 2uieuoelegaten
Der ein5elnen 8emeinoen beiteben.
easn Der aeitrieen 8eriammlmg pa.
ren Die ioIaenoen 9emelnoen ourd7
acknowledgement pertrefen: Ct. Veters
8emeinbe, Wartus gemeinoe, Wsat.
tbdus Semeinbe, Die 8emeinoe in
griogetoun nno Die ct. ssobannes
@eueiuoe nitf Wit. aubirn.
sstfren geitritt gum guno erflarteu
fofert Die Ct. ssobannes e5elneinoe
ouf Rt. auburn, bic ct. Eeters Sc.
neiiioe, Die @efneinbe in griogetotpn
nnb bic 8emeinbe in ct. eohns Sill,
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rem @emeinocn iid oorIaufis 8ebenf.
5eit ausbateu.
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gun0es miro i'm fommenocn Mai
itnttiinoen ,n6 su oieier gerinmm.
lung lperSen insbeionoere Die SIR
dlenratbsmitalie0er Der ein5elneu
8emeinoeg einoelaoen lperOen.
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6 sb ingtsn.

Tie Gpbinatun Office fiir oas Sin
rinnatier gOlfsblatt" befinbet lid i'm
8ebGube 9p. 509-51t Naoiiuu
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nno Seitellunsen irsenoweld)cr Mr.
fuerben bis 10 ltbr 9lbenos SaieIbii
entgegeugeuDmmen. SelepbUn Suutb
1854.
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