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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1972

Page

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Angus bulls and heifers excel at Chicago exposition

Angus breeders from across the nation paraded 66 heifers and 87 bulls before 1,000 spectators at the 1972 International Stock Exposition in Chicago. Judges George Strathearn Allen Poe and Howard Hillman selected top honors for Ankony Angus Grand Junction Cole and Ankonian Dynam, with several banners and reserves awarded to Keifer Sir William Farm MSU and other studs. Keifer’s Sir Williams Princess L 4511 and Emulous line animals dominated junior and reserve classes, while UT Farms and McCreery Angus Farms contributed prize entries across multiple categories.

Chicago International Amphitheatre American Angus Association George Strathearn Redwood City Calif Allen Poe Waxahachie Tex Howard Hillman Cano Ankony Bertel: Skau Argentina Ken Caryl Ranch Littleton Colo Angus Keifer Keifer Sir William Farm Hillsdale Sir William Blacklock McHenry Biffles Emulous UY Farms Tuttle Charmar Farms Cameron Ned Biffle Allen Michigan State University East Lansing MSU Black Revolution Roger Roper Lake Dallas UT Farms Ropers Emulous Princess Emulous TN McCreery Angus Farms Mason City Green Garden Farm Billsworth Kan Halls Arrowhead Angus Ada Emulous AH Bartlous Arrowhhead

The Liberated Gardener Fights Birds At Orchard

A gardener recounts a long running battle with quail and other birds plundering a family orchard. He tests Scare-Ems, bent wire barriers, and paper mache owls, then camouflaged netting and mosquito nets to repel the feathered raiders and save fruit trees and salads.

Orino Garden Center Marine Corps

Cattlemen Plan Tulsa Convention December 8-9

Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association to hold its 20th annual convention at the Tulsa Hilton Inn in Tulsa on December 8 and 9. Creede Speake says the meeting will feature top speakers Dr. G I H Wise and James P Hartman, plus entertainment and sessions. The event covers health issues like screwworms and world beef supplies amid rising demand.

Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Tulsa Hilton Inn Sooner Ture Creede Speake OCA G. 1H. Wise Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C James P. Hartman Foreign Agriculture Service Washington D.C National Cattlemen’s Association Oklahoma Cattle Tmei Topper Thor‘pe Oklahoma CowBelles Leo Roberts

If You Are Considering Some Shoplifting Think Twice

Major Ted Sears of the Ada Police Dept notes only 20 shoplifting cases filed in Municipal Court so far in 1972 and 30 last year. District Attorney Gordon MeIlson outlines penalties, including possible prison sentences. police may arrest with probable cause and merchants may detain suspects for investigation.

Ted Sears Ada Police Dept Gordon Me Ison

Final payments under 72 wheat deal announced

Washington checks totaling 32 million will be mailed to about 97 000 participating farms under the 1972 wheat program. USDA notes strong market influences and historic Soviet sales increased farmers' income, with November wheat prices around 1.90 per bushel, 66 cents higher than last year.

Washington U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Soviet Union

Waterfowl in spotlight now

Oklahoma's waterfowl season opened with reports from biologists noting mallards resting on National Wildlife Refuges across the state. Counts include 25,000 at Washita Refuge and 18,000 at Sequoyah Eastern Refuge, with 15,000 at Tishamingo and 8,000 at Wister, plus 2,000 at Salt Plains and 500 at Canton. Goose season opens Friday with 20,000 Canada geese at Sequoyah, 17,000 at Tishomingo, 14,000 at Washita, and 17,000 at Salt Plains. Federal rules require a longbow or a shotgun no larger than 10 gauge, with a plugged gun and a Federal Duck Stamp for hunters over 16.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma National Wildlife Lem Due Wister Potean Salt Plains Enid Canton Lake Eufaula Grand Lake Eufaula U. S. Corps of Engineers Ers Olier Sequoiyah Refuge Tishomin‘po Washila Sal Plains U.S

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