The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-24
REPORT or THE
COUNTY AGENT

Inns may anu enulnB May 10, Mr.
Cooper gives the following summar,
of his work:
Monday, May 10: In office today
urtil dinner, wrote eight letters, max
ing reports for last week Went t
the country east of town to visit Mr.
brunner's farm. Mr.. Drummer has Z
demonstration OF corn and alfalfa
both plats look fine. He was harrow
ing his corn this afternoon Visited
G. L. Brunner, w. A. Cornelius, II. r.
Barger; all were plowing corn. Then
visited Charlie Reynolds place. He
has nearly all of his land rented out
but looks after his orchard. vineyard
and cows. He will have lots OF fruit
and grapes this year If nothing hap
pens Also visited Miss Winnie his
daughter, who is club member Her
garden was in good shape, very clean,
and well cultivated. Then visited T.
d. White and sons. who have wheat,
alfalfa, corn, oats and nice bunch of
Jersey cows. Went by Mr.. Moons
place on way home. Covered twelve
miles in car.
Tuesday, May 11-Went out with J..
c. Good to see some of his alfalfa and
sweet clover which he had sown in
rows this spring. Found very good
stand in both but especially in the
sweet clover. The oats, wheat and
rye in which this was sown seemed to
be getting the moisture more from
the alfalfa than the sweet clover Wis
tied Fred Abercrombie, Marshall
Johnson and Wilson Warner Found
wheat. oats and corn of these men
looking fine. Went to Ike Helms
farm, or hog ranch, to see his hogs.
He has thoroughbred Duroc Jerseys
and they are simply looking fine. His
wheat, corn and oats look good also.
The wheat and oats especially look
fine between Chickasha and Pacosset
Got home at S.45 p m. Covered "a
miles.
Wednesday, May IL: Went out with
J. c. Good to his farm, where Fred
lives, to help put some
new castings on side delivery rake.
stopped at Marshall Johnsons on way
back. Also saw NJ. e. Seebert, new
nan here from Kansas, who bought
and near Pocasset He is q good
armer, has a span of black mares
which cost him $1,000 He has span
If two year old fillies and one pair
# this springs colts; all thorough
red Percherons, looking fine. Then
vent to Pocasset, met Minter Broth
rs, hardware dealears, who said they
'ould have SO binders, all set up, ose
ay next week, and we told them VIC
Tanted to take a picture of these
inders. They said they would phone
$ when they got them all up. These
inders are all sold Had dinner at
ocasset Then to H. A. Markham's
lace, near Tuttle. Mr.. Markham is
ne of the best farmers in Grady
1unty. He has one and half acres
sweet clover in rows planted last
EAR and put In ten acres more this
sar: all looking very fine. He said
s horses and COWS ate this sweet
over He also has two and half
res of alfalfa in rows also looking
ne, also one eighth of an acre in
the first have seen IL
is country. He said they would get
0 to 600 quarts off Of them this year
ley were just getting ripe. He has
acres in corn and 20 acres to be pur
crowders and Lady Clay peas He 4
US this is the best feed for his cat
J and horses he has ever found after
He will sell the peas for
ed and feed the hay. Then visited
r. Davenport, who has a very good
op. Went to Tuttle looking at wheat =,
d oats on both sides as we went, n
Itch looks very good Nothing seems III
be bothering it at all Some pieces u
g little rusty and yellow, but this E
caused, think, from the continuous H
Id, wet weather. | only found one HI
zee on. our trip that really looked Hi
d and that was cused from the Eli
ckle burs. We went from Tuttle
st to McCiain county, visiting two II
Mr., Goods farms, where D. b. Nor II
lives. He has good corn, wheat 4
| oats, also 10 acres in Sudan grass
rows, and nice lot of kaffir corn, "A
looking fine. We found some more
eat near county line that looked
ty, but | think the same reason will
'ly in this case as i'm the other hl
at will come out all right, | think, 81 81
h plenty of sunshine. Got home at =.
0 p. m. Covered 10 miles today VI
thursday, May 1S: Worked in of Pi
until noon, wrote nine letters, ar
1t out In afternoon to N M. Dris- pe