The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-10-10
GREAT PROGRESS
IN AGRICULTURE
"HoW TO MAKE TWO BLADES OF
GRASS GROW WHERE BUT
ONE GROWS Now"
MOVING PICTURES FOR FARMERS
The Second Annual Convention Of the
Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural
Called for Feb. 80, at Mus
kosee for this Purpose.


kosee for this Purpose.
n this Association can show you,
Mr. Banker. Merchant. Manufacturer.
Jobber. Cattleman. Farmer. Dairy
man. Professional man, etc. that It is
possible to Make Two Blades OF
Grass Grow Where But One Grows
Now" In your business you would be
interested at once. This Second An
nual Meeting is called for this pur-
pose. After twelve months endeavor
the results obtained are highly salts
factory. The crop yield for the East
ern half OF the State is close to $40,
900. 10000 more than the previous
year Seventy.fve per cent OF the
Eastern Oklahoma counties have a
county organization and a farm ex.
pert or farm demonstrator located
there The results OF this work is al
ready being shown-better farming.
a rotation OF crops best suited TO the
soil. more attention to the class OF
seed. in fact the knowing how to farm
| is being shown our farmers and they
are receiving the information With
| open minds. Oklahomas natural sd.
vantages are not now being utilized to
the extent they should be We are all
susceptible TO more information. The
object OF the Eastern Oklahoma Agri
cultural Association is to make 1.-TWO
Blades OF Grass Grow Where But One
Grows Now" This is true. not alone
for the man behind the plow but for
all classes as all are dependent on the
production OF our Farmers. BY in
( creasing the efficiency OF the pro
| ducer we actually bring increase to
all Speakers who are authority and OF
national reputation will talk on sub
jects OF vital interest.
PROGRAM.
tuesday Morning.
Opening Address-Hon j F Darby.
President Eastern Oklahoma Agricul.
tural Association. Muskogee. Okla.
How the Boys Club Work Advances
Farm Development-Prof o. B.
Martin. chief OF boys club work. U.
S Department OF Agriculture.
The Girls Club and Better Living
In the Farm Home-Mss Mary E
in the Farm Hone-Miss Mary E
Creswell. chief of girls club work. U
s. Department OF Agriculture
. Tuesday Afternoon.
The Value OF the Cooperation Ex
tended the Demonstration Work OF the
, q S. Department Of Agriculture
Hon f. Gentry heled agent farmers
CO operative demonstration work. U
, S. Department OF Agriculture.
Tuesday Evening
What tht Fever Tick Costs Us and
the Importance OF Its Eradication
; Doctor p Bushong Washington. d
c.. illustrated with motion pictures.
Discussion by Hon Leslie w Bush
superintendent live stock inspection
Hon + W Brewer. Oklahoma City
Or w l. Hiatt. Claremore
Good Roads and How 10 Make Then
: Hon George D. Marshall. superin
, tendent OF construction. Department
!. Of Good Roads. Washington. d c.. Ql
5 | lustrated with lantern slidos)
4 Discussion by Hon Cyrus 5 Avery
Y Tulsa; Col c y Sleeper, Wagner
} Col. Geo NJ Porter. McAlester,
Wednesday Morning
The Farmer and the Railroad
' Professor w L English. agricultur
y list Frisco lines. 81 Louis. Mo
=, Farm by Safe system-John Fieldi
= editor Oklahoma Farm Journal
: The Dairy Cow on the Farm-Hon
/, T. a Borman. editor Kansas Farmer
/. The Farm Hog-Hon T l. Jeffords
J, agricultural agent. NJ X & T
5 Wednesday Afternoon.
I The Benefit OF the New Currenc,
Bill to the Farmer-senator owen
The Place OF Poultry on the Sue
i cessful Farm-Rees V Hicks, presi
dent American Poultry Association
I, Wednesday Evening.
The Silo in oklahoma--H NJ. Cot
trell, agricultural commissioner Rocl
Island
Alfalfa-R. E. Smith. Sherman. Tex
The Farmer and the Natlon-sena
tor J p Gore
The Farmer and The Banker-Hon
b. +. Harris. chairman agricultl>a
commission. American Bankers Assn.
u Champaign. Ill
o Many other notable authorities vii
5 talk on various subjects. The two
, days sessions will be brim full o.
Information and there will be some
4 thing good for every one W d Bent