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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
In the ncggs nlstrict.

The Producers & Retiners corpo-
ration No. 6 Coleman In 36-l5-ll.
drilled through the sand and was
shot Friday The well is now he
Ing cleaned out and looks as though
Il would he good for l5O barrels.
The same firm No, ! Tobe Jeffer-
son In the northwest corner OF the
east half OF the southeast OF 3o-l5-
II. Il being cleaned out after n
shot. and will make 200-barrel
well
The same firm IL drilling At 500
feet In the PINK Hawkins In the
southeast corner Of the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter OF
ll14-iI,
The same firm has n rig up and
Is moving in tools for It's No. ! Mo
lntosh In the southwest corner OF
the northeast quarter Of 12-l4-ll.
Just northeast OF the Black & Sim
mons well. A rig Is building for
No 2
The same rrm is moving In tools
for ia No. 2 Sandy Toher I'm the
northwest corner OF the northwest
quarter ~ 2-l1-ll. and Is building a
rir FOR No on the same farm,
offsettlng the Turman oil company's
dcep wells on the south
rig ~ building for No > Tobe
jefferson In 30-lb-l1, and No 3 Is
a location for the same people.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

No. Hunter IN tho southeast ~
mo northeast OF tho southwest OF
1876 is drilling at 2.g95 feet
The Alico-Hathryu ON company
NO. 7 Brock In tho southeast Of the
northwest of the southeast OF 6-lg-
D lH drilling az $50 feet
The Magnolia Petroleum company
No. , Brock In the extreme south
east OF 6-ls-s is drilling at 1850
feet
The same company No. 4 Brock
In tho southwest of tho northeast OF
Tho southeast OF 6-l9-6 IA drilling
az $50 feet
The Garter OH company No. ?
Page IN tho southeast corner OF the
northwest OF s-l9-6 is drilling at
1885 feet
The Carter on company No {
Bergman IN The northwest of the
northeast OF tho southwest ~ Is
lP-s is fishing for tools a. 3.53i
feet.
The same company No 2 Berg.
man In the northeast corner ~ tho
southwest of lS-l9-6 is drilling AT
1850 feet
The Canficld Refining company
No. l Knott I'm the northwest cor
nor ~ the southeast OF 1926 ls
drilling ~ 247O feet
The Magnolia Petroleum company
No. Goodall I'm the northwest ~
the southeast of tho southeast OF
l9-l9-6 Ia drilling al 3,4f5 fcot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
WILL PERFECT G. 0. P.
CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Republicans NJ TULSA viii meet
Wednesday uIEht at $50 o.cloch in
rooms 2lo ana en-, Prov building.
TO perfect the permanent orEnnlz1
ton OF "A republican club Women
and young republicans are especial
ly urged 20 attend this meeting and
become charter members OF the or
ganiauon
Prior TO. the visit of Chairman
win Hays a committee was ap-
pointed 10 consider the advlsabluty
of forming such a club Tho com
mlitco has held several meetings.
attended hv about 80 other promi-
mont republicans. ana has drawn up
a constitution and bylaws that viii
he considered at tho orEauiya hon
meeting Wednesday night accord
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Al NnIn

Tho Alice kathryn No. Meyers
IN 'ho northwest Of the southeast ot
me southeast OF 1875 Is drilling at
-aD1 foct.
The same company No. . Meyers
N t1o southwest OF the southeast Of
N southeast Of i-i9-5 Is drilling al
iUN 'rct.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
". Meyers IN the northeast OF the
southwest OF tho southeast OF l-l9-
B Il drilling AZ $40 feet
|"H Inland OH company No. 8
.n tho northwest of tho south
We. ut the northwest OF l-l9-5 Is
location
Tho Magnolia Petroleum company
N.. q Srajer ia the northeast of me
t.'.00lst ~ the southwest OF l-l9-b
drilling az 2,9l5 feet
Ih" Texas company No I Wallace
" .n southwest of the northeast
p, 'ho northeast Of 5-l9-5 rs drilling
a, In5O fcet
pt'' .n The southwest " the north
ea.t ot the southwest OF 9-l9-5 Is
uF-- nF 1t $50 feet
d, T.n Ruyana Petroleum company
40. Skcen in the northeast OF. the
s'|. beast of the southeast of 'hc
o. feet
a.. Tho Magnolia Petroleum company
30 . Miller in the southeast OF the
northwest of lg-la-6 Is a RIG
= A"' Eoyann Petroleum company
NJ Ford iD tho northwest corner
W i.r southeast Of l2l9-5 is drilling
f5 feet with 1000 feet Of fluid
N lhe hole
q, '#e Same company No G Ford in
a' southwest corner OF the south
nj le-l9-6 ig rigging up,
q, In' New England Ol company
HnnnIo On the southwest of
nc northwest OF tho northeast OF
s.'.. l8 making 500 barrels az
q. .. t0Nlna Petroleum company
building a rIg for No. Msynos
w 'h" northeast OF the southeast OF
northeast OF lg-19-E.
t4c Magnolia Petroleum company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
EVANGELISTS TO HOLD
SPECIAL MEETING TODAY

Special Fcrylces tonight for women
only at the First baptist church and
for men at tho Roston avenue NJ. T.
church Will open tho second week OF
'ho iolnt revival meetings being con
Quoted for the two churches by the
Jthnson- Hobbs evaHgclisIc team
The meeting FOR men. starting Ht \
p m, viii be conducted hy the Rev
johnson, at tho Ntmo hour that
tho. women are being addressed by
The Rev. Ilobbs
During tho past week tho nightly
meetings have attracted large
audiences ana favorable results have
followed at factory and shop meet.
ingS These will also be continued
through tho coming week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
A. Drnnrirhf

q. T, & r. co, No I Hawkins In
center OF north line OF northwest Of
southwest ~ 6-l7-s il a rig.
Same parties No Deer In the
northeast OF the southwest ~ south.
west OF l7-l7-g is shut down AZ zoo
feet
Gary OF company No. Vandcrvern
In the southwest of northeast OF
southwest ~ i-l7-6 is a rig.
Pcnhoma oil company 30 ! Tiger
In the southwest OF northeast OF 22-
1873 is drilling at 1870 ftet
Balboa on company No I McGil-
bra In the northwest OF northeast or
2-lg-T in a RIG
FINLAND on company No 4 vii
son In center OF west line Of south
west OF southwest Of 3-1S-7 is drill.
inr at 2.iOO feet
Magnolia No. 10 Connor IN south
east OK A-ls-5 is drilling at 2,l65
feet
Cushing OF Lot company No ?
Mcintosh IN southwest of lS-ls-7
is shut down at 800 feet
Gypsy on company No. i6 Waco
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Sinclair IN Luck

The Sinclair ON corporation has a
well making 10000. 000 feet Of gns
and 500 barrels OF oil on the
Barnes farm Of 800 acres. which ad-
io.n0 the Markham Tidal stuff on The
north and appears TO have struck a
streak Of luck which will be very lc-
espahle TO Mr. Sinclair. az drilling
has been slow and difficult all the
time
Tho same firm has also brought
IN barrel well on the S9ttcr-
ntId farm of 600 acres, 10 miies
northeast Of Hanger. and this is good
enough TO he worth mentioning In
th" news Of tho day The Sinclair
people have ianked up for storage
AMI VIII have the line 10 Cushing
from Ranger completed and tested
uu' hy The 18th OF July.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
In the Oil Fields
Back from the Wedding

+ Constantine and his family ar
rived home IN Tulsa Yesterday in
his private car from Denison, Tex
whore he had been attending the
wedding OF his son. Jules Constan-
I'm and reports having had most
delightful time. The bridal couple
left for New Orleans and will take
an ocea ntrip. stopping AZ Havana
on their way 10 New York. when
they arrive az home they will nd
their new house ready for occu-
pancy and 10 will be gift to The
young people from the captain and
!s one Of the prettiest bungalows in
town Eugene. Jr. stopped over at
p,yol Okla. whore he will look
A',sr the captains renlng interest
a. present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Back From France

Douglas FfNtchot returned yes
,erity fro mFrancc. whore he has
been with the Red Cross. and has
had charge Of conservation and
emergency construction work. lie
has been building hospitals and has
had charge OF all the tents IN the
entire hospital service Mr. Fran
cho' Is mighty glad 20 get back 10
Tulsa. and comes back with n cap
'R.ns commission. having won same
By Tho excellence Of his service and
a.. hits friends in Tulsa are con-
graduating him on his return.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Tho Rlchari ON corporation No.
Webb In the northwest OF southwest
or aG-ls-li, is Epudding.
Mluot a Minot on the Green Sims
lease IN 2-lN-1I. 430 feet or lO-inch
casing Is being run This well will
b" drilled to a d'rp test
The Richard Oil corporation No
l webb ln mo southeast corner Of
36-l6-l4, is epuddlng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Ing 10 John R lIadloy. chairman
uf tho committee.
'Nomous I~,cs" viii DO tho sub
joct NJ an address by Mrs g.. H..
Lahmon. mrd 8 Mcclure, former
member of congress. viii also speak
at Tho Elthorug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

The Swastika on company No.
kentozete IN the center OF the south
west OF the southwest Of 7-l4-l Is
shui down at l,22O feet
The Jennings ana others No.
Elliott I'm the southwest corner OF
the northeast OF l9-ll-J is under
roaming at 7lO feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

MInot & Minot ON the George Bar-
nett lease in ll-l6-l5, was drilled to
1900 feet ana u.s. now being com
p.otru as gas well.
Mlnot 4 Miuot on tho North
thonowee lease I'M 5-l7-lb Is being
completed for an oil well and will be
shot This well was drilled to 1880
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

* Rorne, woll known oil man.
"a, returned from the Texas fields
whore he has been looking after his
interests
Frank Palmer sales manager. and
IA scanlon, geologlst for the Globe
o. A. Refining CO., with heidquar-
t,r4 nt Blackwell, are In the city
on business
I,,ter by fast mail stc6mer re-
srtad from Sergeant Robert W Pat
,srsuu. vice president Commerce
Petroleum company. says no n sail
irg from Hrcst on June 2 on the
United states transport Vermont"
booked FOR Newport News, and cX-
ps0u 20 arrive at that port about
June .O Mr. Patterson left Tulsa
carly 800 1918 and was sent immedi-
6f,'y 20 France. lie Ia with company
T.. fuEd engineers, and on his return
vii mako a trip through oklahoma
and Texas. after which time he will
hr connected with the Chicago office
%, tho Commerce Petroleum COM
Iang
~ pcrlsicin, with the Steiner on
company % Dallas and Ranger, ls
s.,rIu uE tho weekend In Tnia with
friends Ito says that the Steiner
people save a l0Q.Cur loading rack
AL Ranger and are doing nice
uuln,s5 running Independent oil
Ucr'ram pcl Mass. popular
broker of New York, is IN tho city
on business
Harold 4. wilcox OF saltwater II
!r fH. cry 20 consult a specialist con-
,e.n.us hH right cyc which was scrl-
uu.Iy .nIurad when hlts Of steel from
Oh. car wheel on the Magnolia
Petroleum company 80. Thorpe
near Yale. flew into II about 10
da.s ago Twelve pieces of steel were
removed from the eye, but Mr vii
cox uHperfully hopes that the in
fury w.,l not prove permanently eeri-
Gus This In the third bit OF hard
luck be has had while working on
tbs same we'll
Andrew Garland, well known old
timer and superintendent for the
Carter on company IN the Butler
county field, is IN the city visiting
his many friends Mr. Garland mas
made a great success of the buslnos',
og producing oil up that way owing
90 hts long experience and is very
popular with the bunch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Ing MIshcharlng AUTOS.

FL DORADO, kanT. June III
'Nlolators tags FOR speed violators
huuE conspicuously on their motor
cars is new regulation instituted
by the city administration Of FL
dorado The regulation will apply
TO all motor car owners convicted
OF breaking traffic rules.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Genera offices TulA OkA branches
TuIss, OLA HArtlrsylo Otla Gsve.
land OtA Okmu'gor. Oh'a NowatA.
OKLA Chelsea Okla. Morris pEIa
Gushing utA New Wilson OILS pewey.
bkA Chsnufs. kAu Electra. Tesss. Al.
ruua, Kan % Dorado, kan aud Writ
Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

The Southwestern On Fields cor
poration No. McMnhon In tho
northwest of the southeast OF the
northeast OF 23-20-s is drilling at
100 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Shnnrnrl. nl.trlct

Shamrock District,
Okla Natural Gas company 40 !
meyers Don the southwest ul uur'uW0Ht
OF nor,hweSt OF 1905 i5 tu.ii,ng at
TeNo!u ON company No FAtco
In the southwest NJ northeast OF
northwrst OF IG-l6-y .s drilling al
$50 feet
Margay ON company No 2 Yardy
In the southwest of southeast OF
northeast of g-l6.S is drilling az
800 feet
Lincoln ON & Gas CO. So. MIkcH
In the northwest ot southeast Of
northwest ~ 6.l6-1 lsarlg
Duhhjug Dll Lot company No ]
suinpIe in no" center .nf east line OF
southeast ur 1g-IG-b is.a Ilg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Tho March on company No !
Thompson In the southeast Of tho
northwest ~ the southeast OF go
1875 In drilling at 500 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

The ProduccrH & Nefners corpo-
ration IL drilling at $500 feet In It's
No. 1 IN 8l-26-T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mgr Tulsa World, Tulsa,
Okla.
oamo oil Co. Clare
more. Okla.
Names OF many moro
clients upon request
! am not a promoter or
broker and, therefore, do not
personally undertake the sale
of stock or interests. My
service consists OF outlining
your sales plan, preparing all
your publicity matter. look
Ing after the placing OF your
Newspaper advertising. print
Ing. securing good mailing
lists OF investors II you want
10 finance your company
without Newspaper Rdvertls-
Ing, and telling how 90 sell
your own stock from your
own office saving the trou-
hle and expense and annoy
ance OF operating through
fiscal agents" or aalearnen.
~" HA0ibNNAOH tHuNl w
one of genuine, demonsfra-
blo merit II must offer
the investor n fair run for hts
money II must bc an honest,
honorable oil-acckinR enter
prisc and I'm no sense n stock
tobbinE" scheme. Otherwise
IA n NOT u proposition for
NV attentioni
For n full outline Of a plan
20 meet your requirements.
and a definite proposition
covering a complete cam
palgn. send maps and fun In
formation regarding your In
veatment offering. I can
handle only a limited number
OF additional accounts NJ this
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and no obligation for prelfnT--'
mary suggestions.
II you hare n good propo-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Tho 40. 1 on compan, 40 Nc
lnNrc On the southeast of the north
west uf lho southwest Of U3-gl-f 10
Ia RIG
Tho Markham -Suh honcfeu No. 4
Thomas in the southeast ~ tho
northwest of the northwest " 20
.2f-S "a a rlg
The same company No 3 Thomas
In he Northwest of me southeast of
tho northeast ur -6-2l-S is drilling
al 1900 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

che In tho routhwest OF southeast OF
northeast OF 29-lN-7 IS drilling al
270 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
FRICK r. ED
S SUPPLY co.

Tulsa okAhoma
OIL AND GAS WE'LL RUPFLIBB. CAS-.
mo LINE PIPE AND TUNING.
WIRE ROPE AND COHnA0n
REID GAS ENGINES AND POWIRn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

advertising. have prepared
complete campaigns used In
the financing Of numerous
prominent oil development
corporations and ryndicates.
operating In the Mid -Conti-
nent and Gulf Coast fields.
know what 10 aay and
how 10 say II 10 get results
I look ht your proposition
from tho viewpoint OF the
prospective investor. ] know
what he wants 10 know and
7 tell II 20 him interesting
~ and convincingly. yet
truthfully and conservatively
without flamboyant. brass
band eraaGeratlon There
are no dangerous boomerangs
In tho prospectus. advertise
ments, circulars and letters
which I write--T know what
not 20 say. which. many have
found. h Just ~ important AZ
knowing what TO say.
I can give you any number
~ convincing references aa
Co tho pulling power of my
plans and advertising copy.
Here are n few;
" ". Noble 4 Co. In
vestmcnt BANKERS. De
troit, Mich prospectus
and complete publicity
campaigns on stock Of
ferlnRH ~ Gladys Belle
on Company and Charles
y Noble OF A. Gas Com
pnny of Tulsa
Lester n. Gum (Oid
Dominion on Company,
Oklahoma City.
Ralph Development
Company. Mayo BIDS
Tulsa.
Edwards on Develop
ment CO., Iowa BldE,
Tulsa
II, y Wilcox on a Gas
Co Tulsa,
j. O. Larson, Gen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
ATTENTION.
Property Owners Lease Brokers, Organzers Promotersi

This message. then, In 20
you men who are snug up
against tho wealth winning
opportunities OF your lives
n you only had the capital TO
finance drilling npcrntionsi
AZ brought out In mo pre-
codIng paragraphs YOU do not
need 20 spend thousands In
educating the investing
public ~ 10 tho demand for
oil and the wonderful promise
Of tho Oklahoma and North
Texas fields The great ma
tional publications are doing
that ns a matter of public in
terest and without cost 10 you.
Your problem is merely 20
get your proposition prompt
~ and intelllgently before
these millions Of readers and
N you and your proposition
are worthy of confidence and
financial backing you will
soon be supplied with all tho
development funis you can
use.
But you can't convince ths
people that they should hand
over their investment capital
10 YOU merely hy printing a
map and a few Come on In
quick paragraphs In "a news
paper advertisement
Hundreds ~ companies ara
organizing. Hundreds OF In
vesimcnt propositions arc
going before the public
each claiming 10 he the one
best bet" n yours IN 10 So
cure confidence and the cash
n must have 10 succeed. you
must present your proposition
TO the right people. ht tho
rirht time, and IN the most
effective manner possible
For sixteen years I have
specialized In the preparation
of advertising and selling
campaigns, / have made u
long ana close study of tho
oil industry and of oil stock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
At Drumrtght.

The balboa on company No Me-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

ERNEST F. GARDNER $40 Ridge Arcade Kansas City, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Frank Palmer. sales manager. and
IA scanlon, geologlst for the Globe
o. Refining CO., with heidquar-
t,rs nt Blackwell. are In the city
on business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

J Ucr'ram Bcl Mass. popular
broker of New York, is IN tho city
on business.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30

working for $12 per month. What
should now be accomplished when
you are making from 800 to 800 per
month? Do you not know that a re-
action is bound to come. when things
will reverse themselves and do you
not know that this is harvest time?
But you care not to have me preach
to you for you are wise enough al
ready, but am just talking to you
brother, as ] am your older brother
and know thing or two from OBJ
servation and checkered experience.
We want men who will not shame
their mothers nor shock society.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30

serving boy or girl who wishes to
deserve success in any line Of en-
deavor.
We are saying this as an introduce
ton to what is to follow. We want
ed to consider our doctor, what doc
tor, there are so many doctors, will
you have the kindness to distinguish
them? Well. we are speaking Of DR..
B. 10. Howell, the one young man
who persevered and rose from the
ranks of ordinary lads of his elk,
and made his way up round by round
till he reached his present position
as q physician and surgeon. It was
he who worked on farm in Ala
bama, but was fired with a zeal 10
learn the healing art, but had not
the means nor the education, the
desire illumined his mind, and the
singing Of the early spring birds
lent him and enchantment to go
forward with the verdure OF the
spring and reawakening OF all nature.
Schools are scarce and far be-
tween. The youngster felt that some
thing in his bosom that would not
down and urged him to enter the
A. M. College at Normal Ala, where
he might make beginning toward
the goal that Bis young mind had
set and that seemed so far way and
yet is brought near by toll and push.
The boy, the father to the man, finds
his way to Meharry Medical College
where he fully prepares for the ply
stefan that he Is. After graduating
he returns to his home city and be-
gan the practice Of his chosen pro-
fession. Neither is this all, he has
made many friends not only Of his
own race, but that OF the white peo-
pie as well, and this has meant
much to him.
Another man who is claiming our
attention. is DR.. A. H. Dyson, who
when the writer asked him what
lead him to study dentistry, declared
that when he was a clerk in dem
tai Office, working for a salary, and
collecting for the doctor In charge the
thought came to him why not coll
lect for myself, that is why not be
a dentist and have some one coll
lect for me, he was fired up with
idea, and determined to be not only
a dentist but a pharmacist that he
is today. Desiring to be like other
caused him to lead away from the
gslg OF boys that tbronged the
streets and lanes, to seek place
among men, men who were doing
something for themselves as all as
for others.
After finishing his preliminary
education at the A. NJ College at
Alcorn, Miss, he entered The Illi-.
nois Pharmaceutical College at
Chicago, where he finished a course
in Pharmacy. and not being content
with this. he enters the North wes-
tern Dental College at Chicago, and
he here pursues course in dem
tistry, and after this finishes at the
Meharry College These lines are
written for the boys who are still
in doubt In about striking and making
a way up from the ranks.
What shall we say in cOmmenda-
ton of Mr.. Price A. Wrenn, o young
man who worked as many young
man has worked. but with difference
purpose in view and that not to
wear all he made on his back. But
while he worked and sweated, he
had one purpose In view and that
was to become a business man. The
business would not come to him so
he made up his mind to 60 to the
business and to beard 4 in its den,
and he did. and today his drug store
speaks for itself. So you see boys
what may be done when a lad was
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30

"These are the secrets for Sc
curing winter eggs; "a See that
the pullets are comfortably housed;
t2) Hatch pullets so that they will
be ole enough to lay eggs before the
cold weather comes; ca Use ball
anced ration and don't forget to fur
nish tho pulIets with plSSty OF green
food, such such as cabbage. turnips,
clover and the like" said Professor
Trealxle.- William Anthony Aery.