The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-17
WITH CARTER COUNTY FARMERS

states that money never came as easy
his way as now and that all a man
has to do that owns an acre of
ground is to work and he will be
happy and get results far beyond his
fcndcst expectations of a few years
ago
]. w. Beard who owns nice farm
in this county where he has been
resident for the past 2S years, paid
for years good reading this week
by subscribing for the Weekly Ard
mcreitc. Mr.. Beard raises cotton,
corn and good hogs
George Evans, county commissioner
from the second district and a candi-
date to succeed himself will start
the political ball rolling by serving
sumptuous supper to all candidates
and visitors Thursday night at the
school house at Newport. The sup
per will consist of a barbecued beef,
plenty of bread aud home made cot-
fee, onions and all the other trim
mings' of such a feast. Mr.. Evans
wants it Z distinctly understood that
all who attend the political campaign
opening are invited to this unusual
feast which begins at o'clock.
Fred Hiyick, we'll and popularly
known in ell circles OF the city, has
bought the IIarkins farm Of 40 acres
near Plainview school house and is
row n resident thereon. Mr.. Hivick
saws that he has made and lost sew
eral fortunes in oil and has decided
that he will plant the remnants of
what he has left where he knows 1t
will bring safe, annual and semi
annual returns in good substantial
paying Oklahoma crops. Mr.. Hivick
will raise pure strain poultry and
operate n truck garden. The farm
will be converted into an up-to'date
poultry farm with all modern improve
montrs and Mr.. and Mrs. Hivick will
eventually lead an ideal rural life
and live like lords Of the land. Mr..
Hivick began his agricultural career
by placing his name on the Weekly
Ardmoreite
The government for many years
devoted itself to protecting and en-
couraging manufacturing; later trans
pcrtation received the lions share
of its attention and now If much
suffering is TO be averted, protection
must be taken care Of by legislation
and much good can only be accom-
plished by a public sentiment that is
fair to the farmer, class which has
always humbly born the burden
w. r. Wilder. prosperous ano
well known farmer of the Mannsvillt
community is a new reader OF the
Weekly Ardmoreite. having this week
maid for a years subscription to the
paper Mr.. Wilder has been Il resi-
dent of Johnston county for the pas
II gears and successfully raises cot
ton and corn.
Cline Hitchcock, who resides il
NLannsvile and acts as salesman fol
the f. B. Luke music store, had his
name placed on the Weekly Ardmore
ite list of readers this week.
J. Il. Tucker, a prosperous farmer
of the Mannsville community had vi
J place his name on the subscription
list of the Weekly Ardmoreite fo
years good reading. Mr. Tucke'
has been resident of this farm q
years and always raises good crops
of cotton and corn.
NJ. l.. Drake, one of the real farm
ers of Marshall county, residing tw'
miles east of Simpson. and ownini
one of the best farms In Marshal
county, has had his name added t
the fast growing list Of readers t
the Weekly Ardmoreite. Mr. Drake II
highly respected farmer of hi
community, having lived there TO
the past 10 years. He brings the yer!
satisfactory news that all crops u
his section are in the very best con
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