Rodeo Sunday At Stonewall Draws Top Cowboys
Stonewall hosts the annual rodeo sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce drawing top cowboys like Everett Shaw and Clark McIntire. The program features jackpot steer roping and steer wrestling plus girls barrel race and calf riding for boys 12 and under. City seating expanded by 500 for a expected record crowd.
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Stonewall
Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo Grounds
Everett Shaw
Clark McIintire
Kiowa
Safford
Ariz
Jane Mayor
Okemah
Dixie Truitt
Dusty Irvin
Gage
George Ann Burke
Oklahoma City
Linday Lawrance
Dionna Jewell
Noble Foundation Leader Urges Better Grass and Pecan Management
Dr. H. J. Harper director of the Noble Foundation agriculture division spoke at the Ada Kiwanis Club on pasture improvement winter beef feeding and forage crop production. He urged grass management to cut costs and cited results from southern Oklahoma fields showing beef gains per acre with Midland bermuda and legumes. He advised rotation grazing, selective grass and legume pairing, timely fertilization, and self feeding silos to improve forage quality and reduce hay feeding.
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H. J. Harper
The
Noble Foundation
Ardmore
Ada Kiwanis Club
Harper
Bermuda
Bermuda grass pastures showcased by Vanoss FFA at Mid Losson Farm
About 40 Vaness FFA boys demonstrated bermuda grass planting and harvesting techniques at Mid Losson farm near Pickett. The event, sponsored by Vanoss FFA, White Implement Co., and Pontotoc County Soil Conservation District, urged adopting bermuda and legume pastures to boost local livestock. Byron T. Smith of the SCS said bermuda pastures are the key improvement, combining with legumes for high beef yields and drought tolerance, though costs and labor are factors.
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Losson
Pickett
Vaness Ffa
Bermuda
Vanoss Ffa
Pontotoc County
Byron T. Smith
Smith
Pontotoc 4-H Teams Sweep District Contests
Pontotoc County 4-H dairy judging team took first in the District 4 Milking Shorthorn Snow contest at Pauls Valley Monday. The land judging team placed second among 17 southern Oklahoma counties at Springer near Ardmore in a contest sponsored by the Noble Foundation. Judges tallied 1 050 points. Garvin County was second with 885.
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Pontotoc County
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Springer
Ardmore
Noble Foundation
Garvin County
Countywide Eighth Grade Commencement Set
Tentative for Saturday May 5 with details and program to be announced later by the county.
State Dairymen to Learn New Techniques at A and M Meet
Dairymen from across the state will attend Oklahoma A&M’s 20th annual Dairy Day on April 7. Major address by J S Taylor of Pennsylvania State University focuses on dairyman problems. Speakers include Dr S D Musgrave on records, Bud Bailey on bulk milk tanks, Wally Kinnan on weather, and Dr F L Underwood on cost of milk production.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma A&m
C. L. Norton
J. S. Taylor
Pennsylvania State University
Bud Bailey
Wally Kinnan
WKY Weatherman
F. L. Underwood
A&m
Magnar Ronning
Charley W Floyd Pioneer Countian Dies in Ada
Charley W Floyd 79 longtime Pontotoc County resident and former county official died Friday March 30 at his Ada home after a brief illness. Funeral held Saturday at Southwest Church of Christ with burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Floyd served as an early county commissioner after statehood and later worked in the county assessor's office and ran the FERA program.
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Charley W. Floyd
Pontotoc County
Ada
Southwest Church of Christ
Rosedale
Floyd
FERA
Schoolmasters Club Set for April 9 Meeting
Final Pontotoc County Schoolmasters Club meeting scheduled at Latin on April 9. The annual election of officers will highlight the gathering.
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Pontotoc County
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Raymond White
W. L. Shellenberger
Byron Smith
Union Hill
Oklahoma A&m College
S. D. Musgrave