The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-06-26

lendale.
Cattle tbeef)-N. J. Nelson, oakes:
w. M. Moore. Forbes; John Frand-
sen. Cakes; D. T. Cowley, Guelph.
Cattle (dairy>-Geo. T. Webb, Mer-
ricourt; A. d. Babcock, Sllverleaf.
Horses-G. A. Minard, Glendale;
John g. Nelson, Fullerton.
Hogs-J. H. Killer. Oakes; Frank
Boiling, Ellendale; Clark Leigh, Lud-
den; H. e. Jury, Fullerton; Fred F.
Hall, Monango.
sheerEEd Byer, Ellendale; 8. I.
Cofell. Monango:. VIM. Singleton,
Oakes; L. J. Whelan, Forbes:
Feeding-J. G. Hoke, Ellendale; A.
s. Marshall, Forbes.
Poultry-Mrs. B. A. Stevens,
Cakes; Roy Stevens, Monango.
Threshing-John Byer, Glendale.
Seeds (marketing)-M. ID. Letson,
Glendale; w. w. Denning, Cakes.
Potatoes (marketing)-J. w. Lilli-
bridge, Oakes.
wool-swan Johnson, Clement; H.
K. Haldeman, Glover.
ventilation-Emil Dathe, Glendale.
Sewage disposal-F. "A. Pazandak,
Fullerton; John Wirch, wirch.
Barns-Lloyd Caldwell, Monango.
Hog houses-Joseph Pazandak, Full
lerton; E. ]. Mcsmne, Glendale.
silos-Baldwin Corporation, Ellen
dale.
Local labor bureaus-Ellendale,
Dell White; Farbes, John Barrett;
Fullerton, E. ]. Iverson; Ludden, Low
ell Baker; Monango, Roy O'Neal;
Merricourt, NJ. Thielman; Guelph,
Glover, Oakes, Silverleaf, to be sup
piled. III
These men are co-operators and in
some cases advisors along their par.
ticular lines of work. They are the
ones around whom the local or coun-
ty organization will be built to carry
out some special lines II work. For
instance II " desire to put on :'se-
lection of. saeed Corn Campaign" the
men on corn work help to get the
farmers to do this particular thing.
II we wish to put on tree campaign,
securing the trees directly from the
forestry, or nurseries, the men ON the
tree work, through local committees,
help get the. orders SO trees can be
secured by she thousand at a nomin.
al cost.
. The men on alfalfa, through local
committees help to increase the acre
age Of that crop. Also get a list of
the amount of seed needed SO It can
be had on hand by next spring and
sold through the Equity, Cooperative
or other elevators. The man on mar
keting will see to It that the supply
Of seed will be secured from one or
more sources and that each elevator
or seed dealers demand will be sat-
isfied. So on clear down through the
list. Every one of these men has a
very definite piece of work to do con-
corning which they will be written
later.
At present the county agent is
coaching stock Judging team for the
Fargo fair, looking after some DEM
onstration plots, getting the work Of
the Farm Bureau planned, establish
ing local labor bureaus, editing the
July number Of the Farm Bureau
News and answering correspondence,
besides considerable detail work, and
still some people wonder why he has
not called on them. In getting the
above organization we are not trying
to shift the responsibility, but rather
to secure your assistance to obtain
permanent results, and we feel con-
ident that the men will cooperate,
and that Dickey county will in a few
years have the best stock, the purest
seed, the least number of noxious
weeds, the largest number Of trees,
and best Of all the largest number of
boys and girls in club work Of any
county in the state. The possibilities
are ltmitless and we need your help
A,local Farm Bureau labor Office
will be established in each town in
the county. The object is simply to
Keep book in those establishments
where help is most apt to be found
and give the farmer chance to reg:
lister his oRn. name in this book. Men
looking for employment may also
register here. In this way the infor
nation needed as to the labor needa
can all be had at one place, and 9
farmer need not run all over town to
get the information he wants. The
federal labor bureau operated Al
Oakes last year has been discontin.
ued. A county Farm Bureau labol
ONCE will probably be established Al
that place and work With the loca
bureaus. = ~