Oklahoma archery deer harvest tops 105 with second week total
Oklahoma City reports archers added 47 deer to the harvest by Oct 22 reaching 105 for the season. Notable catches include a 165 pound eight point buck in Alfalfa County by Travis Cox and two big deer at Hulah PMAH Marvin James and R. H. Murphy.
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Oklahoma City
Game Division
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Alfalfa County
Travis Cox
Byron
Danny McCants
Stillwater
Hulah
Marvin James
R. H. Murphy
McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot
Gruber Game Management
Gruber Gma
Nad
Atoka
McCurtain
Pittsburg
Muskogee
Area Department
Dry weather aids harvest for farms in Oklahoma
Oklahoma farmers and ranchers benefited from dry weather this past week as field work progressed rapidly. The Oklahoma Crop Reporting Service said on Monday that small grain seeding was advancing at about the same rate as last year.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Crop Reporting Service
World soybean output rises with U S lead in 1973
The Agriculture Department notes the United States supplies about 75 percent of world soybeans and harvests nearly 1.6 billion bushels in 1973, a 24 percent rise. World production reaches about 2.14 billion bushels, with Brazil expanding acreage and Brazil's 1974 output forecast between 5.8 and 7 million tons. The Soviet Union and China show smaller yet growing outputs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
The
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
Brazil
Soviet Union
Peoples Republic of China
Food stamps to be issued in Pontotoc County Nov 1 1973
Low income families in Pontotoc County will begin receiving food stamps on November 1 1973. L E Rader records the program which lets eligible households buy food with federal coupons worth more than their payment. Applications are processed in Ada and Allen post offices offer stamps 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays.
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Pontotoc County
L. E. Rader
Oklahoma
Ada
Allen
Energy savers urged as part of wartime conservation drive
The Treasury outlines actions for public and industry to cut energy use, claiming potential offshore savings of about three million barrels of oil daily with voluntary measures. It details industry cuts, building efficiency gains, and consumer practices to reduce fuel demand within months.
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Treasury Department
William E. Simon
U.S
United States
North Africa
Middle East
Caribbean
Latin America
Canada
Simon
Treasury
A Few Hints on Pond Building
Advice from Dwain Phillips of the Soil Conservation Service on pond safety and construction. He notes ponds attract people and can cause drownings. he recommends insurance, reliable contractors, cleared access, eliminar dropoffs, marked safe areas, and posted swim and boating safety rules.
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Dwain Phillips
Soil Conservation Service
Ada
Phillips
4-H Club Hall Of Fame Winners Announced At Annual Banquet
Greg Nanney of Latta and Vicki Stanford of McLish were named Hall of Fame winners at the Ada Kiwanis Club sponsored 4-H Achievement Banquet in East Central ballroom. Runners up were Melissa Green and Gary LaCrone. Top boy Billy Loman and top girl Cuba Heard led senior honors. Kelly Thompson and Keith Morgan led junior honors. Latta and McLish shared multiple club awards and jackets were distributed to ten members. Melissa Green served as mistress of ceremonies.
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Club
Greg Nanney
Latta
Vicki Stanford
McLish
Ada Kiwanis Club
East Central
Greg
Billy Loman
Cuba Heard
Roff
Kelly Thompson
Willard
James Carl Whelchel
Stanley Carl Graham
Amy B. Floyd
Laurie Thompson
Rae Nell Langley
Julie Hall
Stonewall
Trina Dease Hooks
Vaness
Cindy Turner
Patricia Ann White
Melissa Green
Latte
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LeFlore
Pushmataha
H. G
Dick) Williamson
Fort Supply
Williamson
Hulah Pha
Osage
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Cache High School
Oklahoma _Department of Wildlife Conservation
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
I. H. (Mutt) Standefer
Roger Johnson
Roger
Standefer
Bureau
J. Phil Campbell
Campbell
Southern Agricultural Chemicals Association
Pine Mountain
Bob Nanney and
Vicki Is
Mr. and
Mrs. Welton Stanford
Gary LaCrone
Keith Morgan
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