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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1944

Page

11

Pecan Champion Patterson Tops Oklahoma Show at Ardmore

Pontotoc County grower E L Patterson of Route 4 Ada won first place at the Oklahoma state pecan show in Ardmore December 5 and 6 with Stuart pecans. He sold over 2000 pounds of improved pecans this year. The state display included 398 exhibits from 77 exhibitors across 62 varieties and seedlings. January 15, 1945 is the deadline to file 1944 soil building practice reports for A A A payments.

C. H. Hailey Pontotoc E. Ll. Patterson Ada Oklahoma Ardmore Patterson Pontotoc County G. Montgomery John Garner Byron Norre Schley A. C. Dodson Clark A.A.A County Association

Dairy Farming Supports Soil Health and Small Herds

Dairy farming links soil saving with a small herd strategy. Six to nine cows on a quarter section produce sufficient feed and fertilize the land, with each cow yielding about 12 tons of manure yearly. Pig, poultry, and livestock by products from skim milk boost farm profitability, while Pontotoc county reports over 90 percent of milk from herds under 10 cows and stable income.

Pontotoc County

Flood control efforts on Big Sandy and Springbrook Creeks

Landowners along Big Sandy and Springbrook Creeks collaborate with pilots to seek flood relief. The Corps of Engineers leads active measures including dam proposals at creek heads, channel straightening, terraces and ponds. Supporters argue county land values would rise if the project is completed.

Corps of Array Engineers

Labor Saving Devices For Farm Use On Tractors

County agent file outlines post hole digger plan adaptable to power take off on common tractors. Homemade bulldozer plans cost about $6.50 with a front blade for light tasks like terraces, lot cleaning, and land leveling. Pat Burnett of Fitzhugh neighborhood builds a bulldozer to aid soil saving structures on his farm.

Pat Burnett Fitzhugh

Soil loss and runoff rise after burning in Oklahoma study

A 50 year Oklahoma experiment shows soil loss is 14 times higher after burning than in unburned woodland and grassland. Water runoff from burned areas is 30 times greater than from unburned land.

Oklahoma

War Bonds and home front notes headline Ada brief

Ada area notices include Mrs. Susan B. Gray visiting December 13 for a nutrition committee meeting at 8:00 pm in the Home Demonstration Agent office. Katheryn Dyer wins a silver 4-H county championship medal in Home Improvement after six years in 4-H, with travel and honors noted.

Susan B. Gray State Health Department Oklahoma City Ada Nutrition Committee Hame Katheryn Dyer Fitzhugh C. R. Anthony Company Katheryn

Markets at a Glance New York Dec 9

Markets show higher stocks on heavy dealings. Bonds steady as rails gain. Cotton irregular with mill activity. Chicago Wheat strong from mill buying. Corn firm on cash demand. Rye strong due to short covering and rising stock market. Cattle and hogs nominally steady.

New York Chicago

Market Ends Week With Broad Upswing Near Seven Year Highs

The 60 stock average rose 0.3 to 57.3, highest since September 1937, with weekly gain of 1.5 points the widest since June 17. Industrial and rail averages also peaked for about seven years, led by Santa Fe Southern Pacific Southern Railway Great Northern Eastman Kodak and Du Pont while other names slipped. cattle and hog markets mixed with modest gains for some classes and week’s highs for others. lambs and fat ewes eased slightly.

Associated Press Santa Fe Southern Pacific Southern Railway Great Northern Westinghouse Johns Manville Eastman Kodak Kennecott Douglas Aircraft du Pont New York Central Chesapeake / Ohio Sperry Republic Steel American Telephone International Nickel Consolidated Edison

Cattle market update steady to higher in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City reports Dec 9 cattle receipts none calves none. Beef steers and yearlings scarce and unchanged. Cows canners cutters and bulls strong to mostly 25 cents higher. Spots up.

Oklahoma City

New York Stock List Dec 9 Prices and Closings

The AP reports closing prices on December 9 for listed stocks. Anaconda and Gen Elec show 27% and 39% highs, lows, and closes respectively while Atchison and other names fluctuate with mixed highs and closes.

New York Atchison Carysier

Canadian railway carries over eleven million passengers early 1944

In the first four months of 1944 a Canadian railway transported 11,652,920 passengers, surpassing six times its year figure. The record reflects wartime mobility and high demand for rail travel during the period.

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