The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-12
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Kenwcod. calls- July 6. 1922.

Kenwcod. Calf July 6. 1922.
| Edifor Leader: Arrived last Fri
day. June 50. il. eaa Frisco fog,
everybody shiverins in their over.
coats and l clad in Palm Beachcrx-
l took the Amarillo route. in orlae;
TO see the worst first. and was forfn-
nate in passing the gray desert under
q cloudy atmosphere All Of New
Mexico. Arizona and lower California
that could see had little OF interest
other than that the newness and
worrhlessness which everywhere Was
lin evidence l pity the Waite man
ever caught dead in anr Of that
country. The station agent at one OF
| the better towns told me he had MOI
seen drop Of rain for aa months.
But AS we proceeded north in the or
suge growing region and further
north. arornd Frisco and on north 10
the wonderful valley Of the Moon,
conditions continued to improve, unit
here am nicely located within six
miles OF Jack Londoas ranch which
| visited She Fourth.
The Clauser fruit ranch is known
as Rolling Acres contains 81 acres.
% In prodncinc orchard, embracing
little Of everything ever grown in Cal
rtornsa, but apples. peaches. prunes
and walunts the main crops No irri-
gation l. needed IN the Valley OF the
Moon and this ranch is counted SIS
one Of the best producing frnit farms
in this region The husldings are not
extensive. yet very Vommodious with
every modern convenience of any city
home except electricity Every road IN
a state road and is The verr best.
fine gravel roads preaominsfe. wet
reinforced concrete is rapidly being
adopted: heavy wire being used 10
keep the concrHte from cracking. II
is sure q great SUCCESS.
All small berries are ahDHi cut Of
the way now. Sone oranges are
neang marketed. likewise some hem
ons. Anr1cods are al their height just
now Early apples viii be harvested
about July Goa few days late this
wear. but they are fine. Early peaches
VIII come next, then later apples
followed hy rrunes, and walnu4s com
ing the last; gafher about as yol
would husk rorn-when yoa are
ready All these are macn better this
year than last
Everything is handled and market
ed on the association plan. The
grower harresss his crvzn grades and
takes ii TO the association warehouse.
where be takes his receipt. and for
gets IT, gf be needs little ready
cash any banker viii advance On MS
warehouse receipt. and when the
sales are all comsaesed he gets his
statement with whatever his cror
brought This is the only method
these people could adopt and get any
where, except into sankruTacy.
have been present at come KIND
OF entertainment every evening since
my arrival These people sure 70.
and distance IL no element in the sit
nation have met many old time |
friends from Oklahoma. Kansas. and !
all over the country. even from New !
England. Later viii have something
to say about SOME at these pecgsst,
many OF whom are wssely known MA |
over Oklahoma
While some OF the days are warm !
at beast In the midday hours. vet the |
nights are not only cool tut some are |
actually cold making two or mors 4
blankets necessary every night. Ths
air begins 10 get cool as the sun
sinks behind the tops Of the noun
tatns, making winter wraps very com
Portable morning and night Outsids
OF slight cold. which every tender
foot has TO pick uF. am wonderfully
well, and on the GO day and night
Some former Oklahoman's have come
70 miles 10 call on a man fresh from
their old home town or state. OF these
may tell Fu something laters-YUurs
truly. W. IA E5ornAdsy. LII
One Doyssr Saved Nepresents Ten
ooliarx Earned