Acquires Fine Hereford Angus Herd From Iowa Man
Oklahoma breeders pursue top Angus stock after purchasing a premier Hereford herd from Iowa sources. Charles T Bates of Ada leads efforts to assemble prize animals with ties to Riverside Farm and key Oklahoma buyers, aiming to elevate local Angus ranks and production quality.
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Charles T. Bates
Ada
Tata
Tishomingo
Ealet
MT Never
Oklahoma
Wacom
Guy Bates
Heyters
Wwe
Tovle
St. Albany Tam Et Pacific
Cartan
Bates
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Uber
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Aberdeen
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Tate
Agus
Bales
Riverside
Goon
Blayeto
Erie
Mdinui
LA Kershaw
Thacrers
Curtis
Tieton
Charles T Bates
Acta
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Awa
Arial Tis
Good Farm Home meetings on patterns and wardrobe
Reports from county home demonstrations last week cover pattern alterations and clothing selection. Demonstration agent Mrs Soasig Mor Ban led sessions at Valley with topics on quality garments, costuming, and comfort. Other talks included wardrobe harmony and self-satisfaction as Mrs Rosa Faulter spoke.
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Soasig Mor Ban
Coim
Valley
Rint Stout
Sidideane
Adshi Matoy
Robin Searcy
Rosa
Faulter
Droga
Colbert
Rome
Irs
Luther
Ebner Chandon seeks re election to county board
The first district commission candidate Ebner Chandon announces re election bid after serving almost one year in office. Supporters cite dedication while opponents urge scrutiny of the brief tenure and lingering questions about experiences and qualifications.
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Ebner
Chandon
Ehandier
Sozrie
Club Federation Opposes Credits To Belligerents
An April meeting details the Club Federation's opposition to credits to belligerents and related wartime actions. The assembly debated aid to nations at war, endorsed restricting support, and discussed political and electoral implications for state offices and electors, with comments from regional leaders and officials.
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Club Federation
Floods Isolation and Destruction Strike Midwest Towns
Rural midwestern towns faced record floods as the Mississippi and tributaries burst their banks. Athens Logan and surrounding areas were isolated. hospitals filled and residents fled for safety. In Minneapolis, two teens were involved in a police incident, while merchants reported heavy losses and widespread displacement across the region.
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Marietta
Dors Im Wariedia
Rideer
Tivo Valley
Kisihenedo
Mavietts
Pomeroy
Tex
Tas
Hoeking Valley
Logan
Capescott
Gllen Brown
Falls
Antes
Changes Made This Year In State 4-H Club Roundup
Plans outline adjustments for the State 4-H Roundup with new events and contests. The schedule includes a three day program featuring short courses demonstrations and county selections to represent the state in subsequent contests.
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Bier
Amush HH
Sibbyaker
Adened
Aihdilants
Pyptatoe County
Cinsgak Oewse
Bregessing
Weil
Thacker
Krealty
Distret
Myere
Tor Keays
Ty Comber
Tama Hewittig
Frises Mine Wins Second Straight Frises Mine
Frises Mine secured a second consecutive victory in a choppy account of a recent game. The report notes a homer in the first inning and multiple scoring plays, with Prisca contributing offensively as the team pulled ahead at an early stage.
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Prisco
Bursis City
Traffic deaths in Oklahoma near 31 for first three months
State Safety Department and Oklahoma motor traffic report show 31 road deaths in the first quarter of 1940. Most fatalities occurred on rural federal highways and within cities, with several incidents in Tulsa and Oklahoma City areas. average speeds and vehicle factors noted.
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Oklshome
Suaurarion
Maren
Marth
Tul- 3A
Switkrwba
Didahkema City
Pads Waltay
Snowoka
Wamsharen
Ada General Museum Adds Interesting Features
Ada General Museum plans an Open House as new features debut. Collaboration with the extension department, the WEA, and Ada High School brings fossils, displays, and hands on exhibits to educate the public. principal ex 0 Mortviwan and staff organize, with Ms Beagle and Mrs Johnsyd coordinating, for a diverse collection from Ohio and Mexico as a start.
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Ada
Isperi
Petraent
WEA
Ade
Muse
Roy Jehn
Amy Bate
Adm
bEning
Sanatance the
Fossak
George Overturf
Mins
Beagle
Riga Sehndl
Prinipalex
Mortviwan
RR Waiton
Péleete
Annie cl
Dee
Pitegran
Fatal road crashes raise sobriety concern after multiple collisions
A state traffic commission report details several fatal accidents involving collisions between cars and pedestrians across highways. Eleven deaths occurred in dusk hours with one driver intoxicated for the first time in months. Pedestrians failing to heed traffic and jaywalking near busy streets contributed to the fatalities.
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Walter Sothama
Johnsec
Imar
Siena
Winter Feed Plans For Castle Cattle Ahead Of Snow
Farmers in Oklahoma anticipate large silage and hay stocks to winter 1949 cattle. Officials report 475000 tons of silage stored and 5000 trenches planned as carriers move feed from west to state dairies and beet cattle. Experts stress silage, feed orders, and water access as essential, with 5400 trench sites expected to be built by June to secure a steady supply during harsh months.
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Linton
Oklahoma
Okisorma
Cor Sideraikiniy
Jenet
Freeze Causes Heavy Damage to Peaches
County officials released a preliminary report on last weekend's frost damage to fruit crops. Peaches suffered the most, with some orchards reporting extensive losses. Cherries and plums also damaged, but to a lesser degree, as wind protection and sheltering helped. Early harvest prospects for this season appear uncertain due to the extent of losses.
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Dusches
Fatin
Lower Farm Loan Measure Faces Private Lenders Backlash
Washington report on proposed farm loan measure under heated debate as opponents argue government limits on rates will hamper private lending. Proponents led by Farm Credit Administration claim relief is needed due to deflated prices and heavy debt burdens. supporters cite precedent of stabilizing farm credit and producer value.
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Chatenge Pereaie
Sones Chale
Esey
Sponsadrs
Jones Wheeler Farm Loan
Bil Sail -Thes
Credit
Field
Oppomet
Priteta Capinal
Soriakimekion
Farsas
Farm Credit Administration
Tyre
Conememem
Farr
Credit Administration
Tuany Tie
Wallace
World War II Trauma Test Manages Casualty Estimates
Fort Benning adapts mock combat to study casualty rates with medical detachments, clerks, and physicians tracking losses and retrieval. Troops are tagged for field return, as officers and referees oversee simulated engagements among units to gauge potential wartime losses.
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Fort Benning
York
Chozen
Mer
Dye Wy
Two New Wildcat Locations In Marshall County
In Marshall county two new wildcat oil locations were announced on Saturday amid planned drilling. The No. 1 Newbern well near Newbern is expected to test gas and oil with pressure spikes reported, while the No. 3 Hite and No. Stewart-A sites are listed among several prospects in the area with crews moving and preparations under way for future tests.
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Wildcat
Pontotas County
Wert
New Newbern
Une
Zartro Petroleum. Corp
Owthy
Se ‘St
Rhine
Wogihfom En
Operaton
Westion
Morgan and Fron
Brown
Yingling
Locke
Marshall
Olle
Areq
Sigeimng
Sheady
Derek
Marshall County
Beran Coun
Pare College
Stewart
Weeklong April Rainfall Update From Local Weather Office
Weather Observer W. E. Pitt reports a wet week with rainfall totaling about 22 inches by Wednesday and a trace thereafter. The period featured a 90 degree high on Monday, low near 40s, and ongoing unsettled conditions through Saturday, reflecting a notably rainy stretch after a dry March.
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Simeahawecs
Kansas
Repibiicen
W. E. Pitt
Bigly
Levy
Lattimore to Be Eighth Grade Graduation Speaker
Lattimore, assistant frommey general of Oklahoma, will be the principal speaker at county eighth grade graduation exercises on May 14. County Superintendent Ray Stegali and others will attend. A music program and student awards will accompany the ceremony at the county site.
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Sam
Lattimore
Latz Lattmore
Frommey General of
Oklahoma
Ray Stegali
Jurtion High
Inglead
Indevidua
Ada Junior Chamber
Pete Tees
Afin Dents
Eee
End ‘Baye’ Schools
Angproxs
Roger
Juez
New Orphan Home Building Progress Report
The new orphan home project advances after months of work. Lower road improvements near completion expect finish soon. Officials anticipate occupancy by the Kuwait ftv and opening events next week. The Gas and Electric Co. powers the site as workers finish landscaping and fencing. Community interest grows with park and lawn features drawing attention along the highway.
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Kuwait
Individuae
Primiaeg
Offehor: Gas and Electric Co
Rus
Barthelme
Thea Witteg
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