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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1966

Page

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Rancher Braly Breeds First Charolais Cattle Using French Semen

Rancher Mack Braly at Oklahoma Charolais Ranch south of Stonewall announced the first U S artificial insemination breeding using French semen Uranium. The event marks the first import permission under new USDA rules allowing French semen into America. Braly’s program began over three years ago after Franco-American Charolais Co was formed to import pure Charolais lines and semen.

Mack Braly Oklahoma Harvey Price Braly France Stonewall Olais Troy Melton Ada America St. Pierre de Miquelon Atlantic Ocean Nova Scotia Department

Oklahoma May Get Game Bird From Argentina

Oklahoma wildlife officials received 51 spotted tinamou and 25 brushland tinamou from Buenos Aires after quarantine in New Jersey. The birds arrive at Will Rogers Airport and will be studied at the El Reno hatchery for potential release in western Oklahoma over several years.

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Argentina Buenos Aires New York City Clifton N. J Oklahoma City Will Rogers Wildlife Department el Reno Wendell Bever Federal Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife George Wint Wint

Plants Replace Seed Everywhere in Ada Stores

Ada supermarkets shift to selling potted plants, boosting plant departments. Humpty Dumpty and Dicus plant sections draw steady sales as shoppers prefer instant greenery. Dicus ships from multiple cities, selling about 30 000 plants weekly at 1 50 each, while Safeway avoids plant sales.

Ada Dicus Supermarket Frank Dicus

Local Women Tour Oklahoma First for Pontotoc Homemakers

Forty-one Ada women joined a chartered bus for a one day Seeing Oklahoma first tour through Tahlequah and Cookson Hills. Highlights included Murrell home and Park Hill Cherokee plans for a cultural center with an Indian village and Trail of Tears pageant.

Oklahoma Pontotoc County Dallas Ada Tahlequah Cookson Hills Honor Heights Park Muskogee Murrell George M. Murrell Minerva John Ross Park Hill Cherokee Female Seminary Ozark Helen Keller William Cullen Bryant Booker T. Washington Mrs. Smullins Smullins

Postal Savings Withdrawals Urged as System Ends

Postmaster Hicks Smith urges depositors with postal savings certificates to withdraw funds promptly or at their certificate anniversary dates. The Postal Savings System ended with Public Law 89-377 signed by President Johnson, and as of April 28, 1966 no deposits are accepted or new accounts opened.

Hicks Smith Johnson Smith

Holstein-Friesian Meet Slated May In Wichita Kansas

A record 216 delegates are designated for the 81st Holstein-Friesian Association of America convention in Wichita Kansas May 30 to June 2 1966. Registration is expected to exceed 1000 with Kansas Holstein hosting and Fernando Forsberg co chairing. The program includes shows forums business meetings and a national sale with talks by leaders from milk production banking government and dairy services.

Holstein- Friesian Association of America Wichita Kan Holstein-Freisian Association of Kansas Kurtiss Forsberg Ivan Strickler Holstein Association Glenn Lake National Milk Producers Federation William F. May Federal Land Bank of Whita Eugene C. Meyer Hoard Dairyman Fred M. Lege III A. J. Johnson Iowa R. DeWitt Mallory Vermont Kansas Holstein Breeders Lassen Motor Hotel

Bert Ratliff Dies At 79 Rural carrier and justice of the peace

Bert E. Ratliff 79 longtime rural mail carrier and justice of the peace died in a local hospital. Services will be held at the First Methodist Church with burial in Rosedale Cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Ratliff born September 16 1886 near Centerville Tennessee moved to Gainesville Texas as a child and worked as a cowpuncher before ranching in Stamford. He served 37 years with the post office including Route 2 Ada, retiring April 1 1955 attended many Rural Carriers conventions and led the Texas association as president.

W. L. Knickmeyer Bert E. Ratliff First Methodist Church Herman Ging E. H. Nelson Rosedale Criswell Funeral Home Mr. Ratliff Centerville Tenn Mark Ratliff Gainesville Tex Bert Era Institute Texas Fort Stockton Willie D. Stegall Pontotoc Stamford Roff Ada Route 2 State National Rural Carriers Association State Association

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