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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1976
Page
5
The region benefits from hot dry conditions allowing swift hay cutting and baling. Low humidity and a steady breeze speed harvest, though bale-haulers face grueling work in August. Overall output is 20 to 30 percent below normal, blamed on a cool summer, leaving stockmen hoping for a mild winter.
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The Chickasaw Nation in partnership with Five Civilized Tribes Foundation offers a free driver training course for Native Americans without an Oklahoma license. Classes run Sept 27 to Oct 22, with registration due by Aug 20 at the Chickasaw Tribal Office Sulphur. Participants must prove at least one fourth Indian blood and provide a birth certificate.
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