The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-12-02
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need o. more men and more horses tu
work ihis lana better Tor there are los
fsH oi she isrms that are vsll titled
TbsT I'll ,ry 70 plant tOg many scrus
sud don't have the time TO care for 30
properly. but n man has siE or eight
good horset ~ mules aud few farm
tools and iikss TO work hs can make .
living here, but Il he will mix 10 fev
cows aud hogs be can make il easier
lie good hog country they al
seem 70 be healthy and cattle do well
The calves are bringing 30 to so
It's = nice place 10 farm for the
ground works fine but it's a place
where a mans work is never done, for
they raise 60 many different crop.
there is only about one month IN tht
year they don't plans anything and
thsls January.
They begin sowing oats and barley
the latter part Of February and then
keep on sowing VsSs aud barley up into
April aud then lhey can commence
planting ksfr aud Indian corn and
fsterita aud come broom corn. You
know they plant or 10 acres OF broom
corn aud then they wait week or ten
days aud plant another patch so IL
Won al be ready 10 pull at once. In
that way they can do most of the pull
ing without hiring help They keep
On plating maize aud broom corn and
sudan grass aud cane Tor hay up 70
the middle or last OF July aud you
know harvest has already begun the
last days Of June 90 there is harvest
ing and some still planting and cult.
waiting aud others listing and plowing
behind the headers, getting the stub.
bic ground ready for wheat again. so
its cultivstinR and blowing and thresh-
ing and pulling broom corn and sowing
wheat and binding Indian corn and
broom corn fodder aud heading maize
and ksir.
They raise a dwarf maize and katir
they can head with the wheat header
aud take four rows at time and il the
rows are Z mile long you have nearly
two acres when you get around.
When they head by hand they use a
pocket knife or butcher knife and
they will be heading maize aud kafr
and keep on sowing wheat up to the
irst or into the month Of December
and then finish the winter threshing
the kafir and maize and feterita and
hauling their grain to the elevator
SO II you like to work come over and
get you home. You don't need tC
pat in so many acres or so many diHer.
ent kinds Of crop ii you don't want tc
and you can buy home here worth
the money. You can buy good laud
here that will raise 10 to 30 bushels Of
wheat to the acre for $40 to tl5 pei
/ acre