Identifier: oklahomafarmer2719unse (find matches)
Title: Oklahoma farmer
Year: 1889 (1880s)
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Subjects: Agriculture
Publisher: Guthrie, Ind. Ty. (Okla.) : Farmer Print. Co.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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ke Tooth Harrows, GrainDrills, Mowers, Rakes, Farm Gates and other farm tools—allsold at factory prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write to me.Our line is complete. We make hundreds of things you needevery day. Send for the Book—Its Free—Get My Price First Because—this is the year when saving in buying meansmost to you. Because—my big book will prevent you apaying more for no better goods. Because—if you ▼buy hurriedly or carelessly you will find you are ^paying almost as much for inferior or even fsecond-hand tools. Because—my high-grade ♦goods and low prices will enable you tobuy many things you thought you could ^not afford to buy. 4 Monmouth ^ Plow FactoryS23S. Main St.Monmouth, III.Send me your newf book and tell me of tha^7 plans for savin? moneyand making my dollarbigger. Drop a Post Card to the Plowman Monmouth Plow Factory 923 S. Main St.Monmouth, Illinois Mail the <Coupon /Today J Name_ Address Street or R. F. D— 22 THE OKLAHOMA FARMER January 25, 1917.
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Overdoing the Organizing It Would Take All of a Farmers Time to Attend Meetings HV HAROLD KOBINSOjV\orthern Oklahoma IT WAS our privilege to attend the )short course at Stillwater. It was a ;good short course and well attended,and worth the time of any farmer who :could so arrange his affairs as to be (there. If there were not as many farm-ers present as could have been desired,it is no reflection on the short course,which is an established feature, andbound to grow under the present effi-cient management. While in Stillwater, we met some ofthe county agents. Taken as a whole,they are earnest men working for toolittle money. Possibly some of them are^not worth their salaries, but this is theexception. If there be some of them in-clined to run off on a tangent, makinga grandstand exhibition of themselvesand their work, they are in the minority,albeit this class ofttimes receives toomuch credit. The value of the short course does notalone consist in the lectures and demon-strations. It

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