The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-04

since statehood.
W. H. Barber, whose home is in
Hastings, Okla, where he moved one
yea rago from Carter county, was
back in his old home county visiting
friends this week Mr.. Barber states
that ne has an excellent crop this year
mostly wheat and oats. While here he
joined the large family Of Weekly
Ardmoreite readers.
A. ]. Hurry, who lives on Route
out Of Ardmore. and a man who knows
how to farm, was in the city this
week and paid for another year Il
good reading to the Weekly Ard
moreite. Mr. Hurry raises cotton and
corn and Poland China hogs. His
daughter, Annie, is member of the
Carter county pig club and recently
bought a thoroughbred SOW that soon
brought q litter Of pigs Already An
ME has realized enough off the pigs
to pay for the mother and has the
mother and young stock to begin
thoroughbred hog ranch with
A good pasture reduces the feed
bin Good implements and machines
increase production per man.
A. A. Smith of Wilson is new
reader of the Weekly Ardmoreite this
week. Mr. Smith has resided in Car
ter county for the past years and
raises cotton, corn, hogs and livestock
S. j. Thompson. a well known farm
er of C0nuervlle, Johnston county
was in Ardmore Saturday visiting his
brother near Brock. Mr.. Thompson
moved to Johnston county II years
ago and owns one of the most pro-
ductive farms in the county. His
corn ranks among the best in that
section ana his cotton is coming UP
spleudidly. I'm fact" Mr. Johnston
said, this is the best crop I've ever
raised"
c.. NJ. Alsten, who has been
resident of Graham for the past 20
years was an Ardmore business visi-
tor this week and had us place his
name on the mailing list Of the
Weekly Ardmoreite Mr.. Alsten raises
corn and cotton.
W. I. Norris Of Lone Grove, who
owns a good Carter county farm,
was in the city this week and took
time to place his name on the fast
growing list OF Weekly Ardmoreite
readers. Mr.. Norris raises all the
good things that go to making life
on the farm a pleasure. His corn and
cotton is among the best grown IN
the county.
Among the new readers Of the
Weekly Ardmoreite is j. c. Daugherty
who moved TO Carter county two years
ago from IIellar. Mr.. Daugherty IS
q real farmer and viii have bumper
crops of cotton and corn this year.
D. r. Taylor Who owns a nice farm
near the city, was in town this week
and placed his name on the Weekly
Ardmoreite mailing list. Mr.. Taylor
is located on the new motor route y
and will be enabled to get his mail
oftener. He raises the Oklahoma bump.
er crops, cotton and corn.
Carter Sounty school teachers will
be interested to know that NJ. a
Nash has been appointed Secretary
of the Oklahoma Educational asso
citation. succeeding the late w. 9
Canterbury, whose death occurre,
about three weeks ago. Mr. Nash ha.
formerly been connected with the
schools at Idabel.
W. D. Lofts writes from Cabiness
enclosing 81 for a renewal sub
scription to the Weekly Ardmoreitc
Thanks, Mr.. LOFTS
Several members Of the 9Oth divl
- sion who reside In Carter count!
win so TO Oklahoma City il
September to attend the reunion +
De held there at that tims.
j. VI. Winters, one Of our reader
from over ia the Alma neighborhoo
was in town Monday Mr. Winters !
owner of one Of the best 25O acr
farms in Garter county and brings III
same good news that al farmers ar
] bringing, that Of good crops generally
e r. L. Scott, prominent truck farma
2 southeast Of the city, has grown Il
exceptionally fine crop OF every "
riety of garden vegetables, berrie'
s melons and fruits this season and
i finding a ready market for eyerl
{ thing he has at good prices.
:. NOTICE
G THERE WILL BE A MASQU III
q ADE BALL At THE PARK THUR
q DAY NIGHT, EVERYBODY COM
n MASKED. .WHWTlNGTON PAR
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