The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-28

animals and well-planned arrangements for decreased con-
sGnmpdon.
II MODELLING THE LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY.
Administrator Hoover and Secretary Houston have issued an appeal
~ tie moSii.ston Of the T, stock industry 10, the national veal have
= forth definite plans and appointed a national committee to be called
- United States Live Stock Industry Committee
a..! 4 r. ~. d: : hut: issued fro" "''''"'''" BY N''''' ''''' III
=, |. s:d Innate. IL, sl"sdy s. the herds err , st Eq,SV, ,b have been ss , d,r'"n.s.S
hsrs.ss 10 this diminuiGn Of meat animals must take place ;. Ell IN ~ a" ,p
Ten s,s;., month :, to = mon" .s'a;, a, , s% : e ,ss vi" and '' s.mn s'I is,d d tn, ne ,oiSic G' ' a"d
eNnns Of our allies during the war and to do this w must furnish large
:s' os ' sSa. %u., amd an. af ~ ,"np.e' After Ts I" he s' ssr E :a+spy with vi .H"'"i% ed
: :si%s,: vi. :na "ai S;os ,:sfs' 1, ,"n2s; ,h OF .5 "sai' i% SS"1s Of BE Sr, y5irs s aai TS'S.
Therefore in a broad way the outlook to the American produce from now
asams necessity for mea, and dairy animal, to convert forage and grains,
s = s'; .ss f TO, s' m m. '0 sSss'Es cam int" sy "t 8. ip ss %%g over sf' a S.1iod 'o oi
ysa.s. and the foundation for such an increase should be laid at once
~ HAmercan producer
Owing TO the large measure Of failure in roushase available in west
y a sn' Redistribution %sS sael % into ths H central mt s'a and u, southern SSr@ states % 'v where ,h %s' is
" lAseer amount o. roushase and concentrates available than ever before
hsefore II the roushag, in the central and southern states i, saved in
eesacmiesl manner and if ;,oeker steers Young cow. heller, and eve
he vest H" sections ms of III. country ar. red.irbu,.d. these ,ninais
E&tN have been saved and the foundation will have been laid for a material
M efsase ct our herds
"Seme section. of our country are stocked to capacity with mother
60. iron. which lambs are marketed at from seventy TO eighty pounds
ysst -, tn B, ~. 1. III, 1s,, mo" s.so s e method %d'S sf pr OF p!SS1t s..i. m a%d On. I Dua, ,s
Il 1h these meats Is Of the best
,., r%s., T., :' he need SEVENTH il: rs ,s.s sssi i. :"s " %: s;.s E, sFG a q t The ; 7"isSs":
q The farmer In his industry by convincing him .a, he will get a fair
II mare OF q fMr price padD y the consumer ana extending MIN CcuW on a
d reasonable basis so he may be able to equip his farm for handling sheep,
hoGs and cattle successfully Only by adopting the foregoing methods and
principles can production be stimulated and the consumer protected.
Especially should the energies Of the farmer be directed 10 inoress-
q ing the sheep stock OF the country. Clothing comes next to food Is q
necessity. Not only does the sheep meet the demand from a food and
fertility standpoint but for its wool or clothing there is no substitute.
Every interest that can make itself felt should advocate and encourage
the establishing Of nocks of sheep in proportion to size Of farms in every
section o. our country Every farmer should carry to It's yearhns form
every heller cali OF both dairy and beef breeds, and every eve lamb that
III promises to have an economic future Every effort should be made 10
tH WSnS 10 maturity every heier calf or eve lamb whose breeding will give
ss ss ...s,.a, 1s. tina, it viii, CONVEX, i. iced into either prOG,as, meat or
4svsftable dairy products State authorities should take immediate action
- eonrol the dogs whose depredahons have made sheep raising on the
- 20 difficult a task e =" y"
Ey<Nf 10 equally desirable to increase hog production in ,h. country by
IL. means possible The increase in demand for pork products i, no
man tor cattle and sheep products In th, matter the eNpanSion ~
MAG herds Is essential and a redistribution Of hog, from csr,cr, NJ
leed supplies to those Of great resources is Necessary Futthtrmor,
HnsnS OF pigs by suburban populations and the utilization Of L,n.
and psrishables no, otherwH, useful are Of double, advantage "a
- "
Nv that we are now operating under as to food control is ron
Nuu aominiMered IN a desire to maintain temuner atye and ,,im,.
Xum - the producer and 10 enable these products to tarb ,.
&0tA cIy . reasonable profit allowed Tor services rendered
~ object Of the administration to eliminate unnecessary
N11ucsr and consumer
&&n1r aGUnS Of che department OF agriculture will take order,
XNS6H<G eve lambs among III. small farmers Of commute,
@2&Go e334ad hS. and We have arranged with the live stock ex.
WSG66NUp - this mobilization of the nation by buying TN,
looGt 70 ~ st h 10 properly handled while in the yards, free
III csSnooisn should not be considered to have terminated success
x1 ~ HSk mloriH Of our farms have their flocks OF sheep and
W.T. 1871 G91 ~ eM0e 10 commune oil rouehage now largely wasted
XtANe WM3N eomNiMae Of the general committee was thus named
NA9.t 1sfe.r chief forester, and Ed c La's'er of Texas who
kNad ~ - .A.isi.hsdsa organization, and George M. Rom