The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-17

be thoroughly canvasScd an d
slackerS in the progressive move--it
is hardly possible any will be found
will have to dig their holes and pull
them in after them. As a result, it
is hoped there will be from 400 to
500 members added by the early pa, {
OF February at which time it is pro-
posed to have grand blowout
and start active operations.
Government Recognizes Importance.
The federal government recogui2.
the necessity OF extraordinary cfiort5
i'll improving and increasing the
nations livestock production $
evidenced in almost every newspaper
one reads. In this connection, an
editorial in the Ardmoreite ot last
Thursdays issue, says:
The announcement by Herbert
Hoover in yesterdays Ardmoreitc
that it will be necessary for the
United States to feed 90 per cent
OF the people in the war ridden cour-
ties OF Europe. for a year or more,
is OF pertinent interest to every
farmer and agriculturiSt in thtis Sc
ton, for it means that Carter
county and all the counties in
southern and southwestern Okla
homa will be afforded very definite
market for all food stuffs produced
during the next two years or more"
"The movement started in Carer
county for the breeding OF pedigrced
livestock in one which i, also of
particular interest at this time in
view of the fact that practically all
OF the high class breeding stock OF
Europe, upon which this country
was wont to depend at one time,
has been sacrificed, and now Europe
must come to this country to get its
breeding stock. This means that
there will be a market for breeding
stock of every character and at d
price which will make it profitable
to raise
Experts Admonition.
In the same issue OF the Ard
moreite there appeared an As,o-
ciated Press dispatch, dated New
York, Nov. II, which read:
"A warning that the animal in
dustry of this country must be safe
guarded if the United States is to
supply its own wants and also feed
war-devastated Europe for the next
year or more, was sounded here to- !
day by Dean William Horace Hos /
kinS OF the New York Veterinary
College The food problem calls for
the zoning of the country with an
animal engineer in charge OF each .
zone he declared, and zone abattoirs
and rendering establishments should .
be established where improbable .
and sterile animals can be turned
into food leather. wool, fats and
fertilizers, to save the waste OF feed
on the farms
The writer questions the neccssiey
of abattoirs and rendering establish
ments, but it is a mortal cinch that
some disposition should be made Of
non-profit producing animals, and
The place for sterile cows and males
is no other than the slaughter rooms
Of the packing houses.
Peace Time Patriotism.
All the world is familiar with the
patriotic efforts OF the farmers and .
stock raiserS in arising to the
of supplying the allies
with beef, pork, mutton and vea.,
,lour, fats and what not during the
oast four years. while at the same {
ime, taking adequate care of the
demands at home. 1t is possible these
,fforts were stimulated by the cold
of the dollars and
,entS there has been in marketing ,
.attle, hogs and sheep during this +
period but it is more generous to
tribute the performance to patriot !
SIN. 6
The declaration of peace will not i
liter the opportunities for PATRIOTS +
fforts in raising an adequate supply +
# livestock with which to meet al i
quail or greater demand, nor will 1t /
iminish the attractive financial in I
entive OF the proposition, for, il 6
ny thing, after the shock OF the {
has passed and the de if
eated nations get their bearings,
he demand will be greater than ever .
Il account of the increase amount -
t food required in feeding Belgium, =.
Germany. Bulgaris and what was =,
1rmerly Austria Hungary. And it =
oes not need 4 mathematician to
gure the effect of this increased ).
emand on market quotations. -
SO. either from patriotic view I, =
oint, or a money-making PROPOSE -:
on, or both. there is going to be =
world OF money distributed in pay :
tent for livestock during the years
, come. and we are interested in
icing that Carter County gets its n
lare of it. u
Biggest Profits in Pure BREEDS. o.
The statement that the United =
tates will have to supply Europe 81
ith registered breeding animals y &c
ot idle chatter. Not only will we II
Ave to supply Europe, but we will III
I'VE to take care of the constantly tn
owing demand of the Argentine
epublic. Brazil and other South e,
countries, who formerly pi
ought their pure breds from Eng "
nd and the British Isles. And If it