Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

ing TO the fact that something must
bc done to improve stock conditions,
and to this end they are now begin
ming to bring in some of the best
bloodcd stock to be had. Cattle and
hoGs are receiving the most attention.
altho horses are coming in for "A slight
improNemont, too. Most Of the farm
crs consider that any kind of a horse
b. good enough to work they are not
yet raising them tor the market.
Daring the past few weeks "a num-
her of fine cattle has been added to
Tho Improvement Of the Creek county
cattle. A. \. McCauley has purchased
In bull-blood white-face bull from the
Commercial Land company of Tulsa
county, near BiXby, one of their
choicest offerings This BUN was
sired 10y their famous herd bull-the
hiehcst-priccd whtc-face bun in the
stutc-costing $4,000. Mr.. McCauley
VIII place the animal at the head of
his herd and will greatly improve
conditions on his ranch. He already
has goodly number of pure-bred
COWS and expects to increase the value
of his production by the addition of
this bull.
VIII Promote Hcrciords.
O. NJ ireland, who has "A big farm
ana ranch north of Bristow, has also
pure lliS'u a Illlt litItlhIu bull 10
place at the head of his herd. and viii
in TIE future eliminate grade cattle
as fast as possible and go in for the
pure bred stuff. The bull purchased
Is one of the finest ever brought to
Greek county ard would be "a credit
to any herd in the United States. Tho
bull has already been delivered and
Is now heading the Ireland herd of
white faces.
purchased HIM "A fine Hereford bull
and will place him at the head of his
herd on his farm near Kellyville. The
bull is "A beauty and Mr. Beems ex.
poets great things OF him He wants
to i;npi owe stock conditions in his part
OF the country and to this end pur-
chased him this pure bred bull. The
bull is now heading the Beems herd.
Want Holstcins for Butter.
In the dairy and butter making
cattlc Creek county is beginning to
take some interest. one of the recent
investments In this direction has been
the purchase OF "A Holsten bull by T.
A. Wilson. Mr.. Wilson also pur-
chased several cows and, with what
he olready had. II makes him "A nice
herd of Hol3teins. His farm is near
S1pulpa.
Nv F7'li uE x heil ldl Nv llhN hlhp Hu =
chased "A fine bull of the Holstein va
riety. and with him 10 cows. which
will be added to the herd of I 3 al
ready on the farm. The bull and / 5
cows come from the celebrated Wis
consin farms Of Holsteins the best
mill. and butter-fat producers in tho
United States. Sapulpa people will
benefit from this herd as the milk is
delivered in this city, the farm adJoin-
/ tt.,r lA ~ lta u
Jack Rice, also of Sapulpa. has pur-
chased some of the Wisconsin stock of
Holsteins, a bull and a number of
cows, and Will try to improve the dairy
herds of this county. with the addi-
tion OF these Holsteins in the east part
OF the county 1t is thought that condi-
tions will improve soon in the west
part of the county, too
Improving the Hogs.
Hogs are also receiving the atten-
ton of the farmers A number of
the farmers have bought pure bred
hogs during the past few weeks and
intend to improve their herds by the
use of blooded stock, and will as fast
as possible eliminate the grade stock
and substitute the pure-bred. Joe
Allen, II. III. Johnson. G.. G. Hughes
and K. V. Miller of Sapulpa have pur-
chased pure-bred Duroc boars within
the past few weeks. Mr.. Miller's farm
Is near kellyville and he took the
boar and three sows of the same