The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-13
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THE LIBERTY BOND LOAN Still SHORT $357,OOOOO(
HERE IS COUNTY AGENT
COOPER'S WEEKLY RE-
PORT; CON YOU BEAT TT

Number consultations at home Of
flee, $50.
Number letters written, "a.
Number bulletins sent as.
Number demonstrators visited 1.
Number visits to farmers and others
not included in the above, 5.
Number meetings held 2.
Estimated attendance, 150
Number miles Travelled BY auto, s07
Monday, June 4. This was the first
Monday sales day; about 20 farmera
called at the office during the day.
In conference with F. F. Ferguson.
Tuesday. June :. registration Day;
all business houses and county offices
closed at the request Of the governor
and mayor. Attended parade from
1O:3O to 1870, also program. Visited
Mr.. Robinsons barley field about p.
m. to see about smut. Answered my
phone at home 80 times during the
day, up 10 10 o'clock p. m, IA
wednesday. June s. Called to Min
co to vaccinate 115 head Of hogs for
Ulysses Kilgore; hogs we're very sick
and we had to take the temperature.
Returned home at 1910 p. m. Message
awaiting me from Mr.. F, F. Ferguson
TO come to Anadarko tonight, and we
would drive through to Medicine Park;
we were accompanied by r. F. Parker
Of Hobart and B, B. Mosteller OF Ana
darko; both county agents; arrived at
Medicine Park at 10:30 p. m.
Thursday, June 4 The agents OF
the Southwest Oklahoma District, un-
der supervision of F. f. Ferguson, dis
trict agent, were invited to attend the
annual melting OF the Cotton Seed
Crushers association of Oklahoma on
the 9Th, 7th and 9Th, at Medicine Park;
10 out of the IA agents were present,
The meeting was called to order by
the president of the association at
9 a, m. After the usual routine Of bus
mess, talk was made by John Fields
and many other good speakers Of the
members Of the association. The
county agents made their reports as
to the condition Of the crops in their
counties, in the afternoon
meeting; good talks were also made
by F. f. Ferguson, Dist. agent, and
James A. Wilson, staet agent, Stillwa-
ter, Okla. Adjourned at 4:30 to meet
Friday morning at a. m.
Friday, June 8. The meeting was
again called to order by the presi-
dent; after some business of the asso-
citation was transacted, Mr.. Mum Of
the Darby Seed Co. Of Muskogee, one
Of the best authorities on cotton in
made very interesting
talk on what they were doing in the
pure cotton seed in Oklahoma. Mr..
Num- has been working with cotton
for years, experimenting with 20
different kinds to start, and now has
got down 70 two kinds, Acaia and Me
bane only. The agents left the meet
ing at 1880 a. m. Mr.. Mosteller, Mr..
and myself returned to An
adarko at p. m, stopping enroute
for dinner; Mr.. Ferguson and came
on to Chickasha, arriving here at 500
p. m. Mr.. Ferguson left on the 4.28
Frisco for Oklahoma City
Saturday, June g. Office work un-
til 1O:SO a. m Called to see Mr.
Hamptons and Mr.. Whites hogs this
morning, and went at 1880 to vacci-
nate 2S head for Mr. White: then to
Ben Hampton's to vacclnate 10 head
Returned to office and had a call from
Mr.. Kessler. miles west Of Pocasset
TO come and see his hogs; left at $50
p. m. Mr. Buser accompanied me; az
ter posting two pigs we found is was
worms that were killing his pigs al
though he was feeding stock powder;
after telling him what to do for the
pigs we returned at 9:2O p. m.
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