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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1962

Page

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Hill-Mynah Bird Talks Spicy Texaco Gags at Allen Station

An Allen service station keeper finds humor in a six year old Hill-Mynah from India that riffs in colorful phrases and speech promos for Texaco and Rob-Lan. Stubby the bird slurs saucy lines during calls and sometimes woos with a wolf whistle, while workers dodge interruptions during morning phone chats.

Bill Carter Allen Carters India Hill-Mynah Bill Reva Carter Bardol Creak Case Addi Carter Texaco Rob-Lan Stubby

Beaver work on Busby 4B Ranch feature

Inside today a feature page covers beaver work on the Busby 4B Ranch. A new back page column titled Stirrup Talk debuts as a regular weekly feature.

Columm

Prize Cutting Horse Coley Bar Aims For National Title

Ada area trainer Logsdon, long-time auctioneer, eyes Coley Bar a three year old Appaloosa, for a national junior cutting horse championship with a $10 000 purse. Coley Bar, versatile in eight cutting wins in 1961, started calf work at two months saddle broke and is paired with Eagle Look as another stud. Logsdon praises Appaloosas for intelligence and sure footedness while contrasting Coley Bar with Eagle Look and noting breed traits and training details.

Coley Cole Ed Bottoms Asher Tomma Hawk Wel Logsdon Coley Bar South West Logscion Coley Bat Eagle

Outdoor Lab Raises Shiners for Fish Bait and Food

Biologist Hatchett runs ponds to breed shiner minnows for sale and sport use. He fattenes two pounders in traps using commercial pellets and careful oxygen levels. He notes bass and catfish readily strike shiners, and he contemplates keeping fish penned longer for growth. Continued on Page 8.

M. P Hatchett

Twice In A Day Is Too Much In Roff Oklahoma

Hale, a tractor owner, had two separate near incidents on SH 12 by Park Avenue and near Sulphur, causing minor collisions with Mrs Davis and a pickup driven by Gilbert Jenkins. A law enforcement warning followed for an improper left turn. Hale then faced a second incident hours later as he tried another left onto the highway, nearly causing a rear-end crash with Jenkins at 75 mph. He commented that if more trouble came, he would stay off SH 12 for good.

Roff City Marshall Iran Hale Sid Roff Park Avenue Mollie I. Dais Longdale Gilbert W. Jenkins Gilbert

Pontotoc County 4-H Boys Win District Pasture Contest First

The Pontotoc County 4-H land pasture and range judging team placed first in Central District pasture and range judging and second in land judging at Guthrie. Members James Lucas Ross Dewayne Coffey Latta Harold Swink Rolf Don Yeargan competed with Liga Hale Reff and Jimmy Ford Latta. Lucas was second in pasture judging Coffey fourth Swink tenth. Harold Swink also placed in land judging. The group plans to enter the International Range and Pasture Judging contest in Oklahoma City in May with broader participation from 4-H PRA teams collegiates and international students.

Pontotoc County St Guthrie James Lucas Ross Dewayne Coffey Latta Harold” Swink Larry Hale Reff Jimmy Ford Oklahoma City Mayas

Farm and Ranch Club awards college scholarship in Pontotoc County

The Pontotoc County Farm and Ranch Club directors voted to provide a 25 college scholarship for the top senior studying agriculture in county schools. The decision followed a meeting at Atta School where extension specialist Fred LeCrone of Oklahoma State University spoke to senior 4-H and FFA boys about agriculture. Directors also announced annual March meetings for agriculture students and specialists with career talks for prospective agriculture education students.

Pontotoc County Agriculture

Alfalfa Clears Drouth Setback In Pontotoc County Upswing

Alfalfa, a key Pontotoc County cash crop, resumes growth after five hard years from spotted alfalfa aphids and drought. Wet years and reduced aphid pressure boosted replanting. growers like J. G. Brooks of Stonewall and Big Ownbey north of Roff report healthy stands and renewed optimism for a productive season.

Pontotoc Oklahoma J. G. Brooks Stonewall Brooks Big Ownbey Roff Shay

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Hill Mynah Bird Reva Hobbs N.M Mable Leon Green Ster Green Ada Man Farm-Ranch Club Alfalfa Drouth
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