Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-18
NORTHWEST SAYS
SHE'S THANKFUL
Woodward Democrat Express
e. Appreciation for Seed
Wheat Loan Of Tulsa.
IT AFFECTS $4,000 ACRES
Local Bankers in Farm Belt
VII Be Agents for S20,-
900 Loan Fund.

That ths northNsstefn section of
Oklztora 8 grateful ta Tulsa bank
err for ,ne.r Joan o.; fZsat95 20 assist
IN planting 1la949 acrss u land 70
wheat !s shown 41 :he following ar,.-
Gle from fne front gage %: lasf wees.a
issge q ,ae woodward Democrat.
Keapons.ye to telegram from
james g. wilson director of the e1-
tension Eery.ce II the Agriculture!
and Mcdaniel college q Oklahoma.
and the United States department Of
agriculture. bankers o. woodward. oy
telephone. telegraph and mail. as
ssnbied representative body Of
nnsnclsrs and farm experts !n this
city "Wednesday 20 confer with =. u
Berry. o. X. Mccullough. y. n. Leon
ard and q. r.. Black. represenunz the
Tulsa Clearing House association. rel
stive 70 yi4r.a for financing those VINO
desire % SOW wheat lH Woodward.
Beaver. Texas. Harper. Ellis, Cimar-
ron and Dewey countef.
A. the ciOze of the conference the
following plan WaE outlined.
Local Board
The TulEa Clearing House assoc.a-
tion agrees ~ furnkh sufficient
money 10 purchase the wheat needed
for supplemental planting thru
BOARD composed 81 one representative
from each Of the four banks in Wood
ward. - BE- known az a central board
The members Of this board are John
J. Gefiach, Cefiacl bank. G. H. Mar
TIN. Central Exchange bank. +. l.
htine, FIRST National bc-k. Paul Io-
baugh New STATE bank. u Was deslg-
mated that application Of the various
county banks fOr this special fund
from the Tulsa Clearing House ass0-
ciauon shall be made thru the central
board Of woodward.
Upon motion Of .Mr Wilsoa q
unanimous vote Of thanks was ten
dered the representative u the Tulsa
Clearing House association for their
interest and activities in behalf Of
northwest Oklahou,
IN addition t. the representatives
of tho financial lustituiioEs ln thus
ana other sections Of the state. there
were many agricultural scientists
present. including Mr WilBon. direc-
tor of extension. George " Vincent.
district sGcnt Saltwater Okla. B
". JacHHnn. district agent. saltwater.
OkiA. !. l.. EOuuHteli Fecretar.
state marketing board Oklahoma
.Sity. W. -. hennou. county agent
Cimafron county J. / Bunyurd
county agent. Ellis county. ) r.
Newsden. county agent Texas county.
II ". Bainer. agricultural and indus
tfial agent santa Fe system. i N
Jsn2rds. agricultural agent Missouri.
kAntas a Texas railway. st LOuis.
v. L. English, agricultural ana in
dustrial agent Frisco lDeA. and mum
erOur others
Hcpresenting ;hc oklahoma Bank
els assOclat.On was Harry T.. Bagby.
while J.. -. WLndeflich was present
90 rcprcscu Gtigc from tho Okla
homa Citr Clearing House assOcia-
ton. Edward 5. Jerrigau viee-pfesi
debt Of the Southwest Reserve bank.
and George WiizcnhOffcy assistant
cashier of the Central National bank
were present from oklahoma city
Following the completion % uegO-
tiauo1s looking 20 the proposed loans
number Of short spicy speeches
were offered, Including those by Mr.
LlacF Of Tulsa and Mr. Wilson and
Mr Vincent of Saltwater.
Director Wilson made the state
mert that according 20 suriey re-
Gently completed by his department
that there are about Ilc, 900 .Cres OF
land available for wheat In this dis
tiic. 10 cNcess - the seed wheat sup
Ply. lie also stated That the prcHl-
dent Of the United States thru the
agricultural department said that the
state Of Oklahoma Hlil be expected 10
SOW eight hundred thousand acres
more wheat this year than was sown
in 1915. Mr. Wilson made u very
plan that his department viii bc very
gfad 90 be Of service D. the bankers
nf we'll as the farmers ihruout this
district.
John Gerlach was choSn Hs
chairman q the meeting and j. l.
Pope az recreary