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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1955

Page

1

Yeager School Votes to Annex to Vanoss

Yeager school district patrons voted 6-0 for annexation to Vanoss in a special election Tuesday County Superintendent Norman C. Mitchell announced. Yeager had fewer than 10 pupils and one teacher Mrs Alpha Tilley. Part of Yeager district had already been annexed to Stratford earlier this year Colbert patrons are continued on Page 2 Col 3.

Yeager Vaness Norman C. Mitchell Alpha Tilley Stratford Colbert

Hailey Advises Winter Cattle Feeding Methods

County Agent Cy Hailey warns farmers that dry forage requires protein supplementation for cattle. He notes mature beef cows need about 18 pounds of dry forage daily, or up to 40 pounds if silage is used, with cake rations ranging from 1.5 pounds to 2 pounds depending on calving, and about 3 pounds daily while pastures are scarce.

Hailey

Oklahoma Golden Jubilee Essay Contest Invites State Students

County students from seventh grade through college are invited to enter the Oklahoma Golden Jubilee Essay Contest to win part of nearly $9,000 in prizes. Essays should cover personalities events or places tied to Oklahoma history with statewide competition. Elmer Fraker, contest chair and Oklahoma Historical Society manager, announced first prizes of 1000 dollars cash or 1200 dollar scholarships for college and high school divisions.

Oklahoma Elmer Fraker The Oklahoma Historical Society

County Rancher Builds a Grass and Grain Cattle Run

Dowell Stanford, a 6 100 acre Oklahoma rancher near Fittstown, has built a steer operation from 1000 head of cattle on pasture combined with occasional grain and cottonseed cake. Since 1940 he has managed his own spread working with the Soil Conservation Service to improve land and herd.

Dowell Stanford Soil Conservation Service Lubbock Tex Stanford Fittstown SCS Lee McCrummen Texas McCrummen Oklahoma Byron T. Smith Ada Dowell Byron Smith

Oklahoma to see atomic power sooner than expected

C E Roseberry, 1934 Oklahoma A&M graduate and Westinghouse executive, told engineering students that commercial atomic power is progressing faster than expected due to growing electric appliance demand. He cited 353 million appliances sold in the past five years and noted the rising utility load as a driver for early adoption.

C. E. Roseberry Oklahoma A&m College Westinghouse Electric Corporation A&m Roseberry

Gary Wright Breaks Leg in Scooter Spill

Gary Wright thirteen son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Wright suffered a broken left leg Monday morning when a scooter wheel hit loose gravel causing a fall. Butch Sutton escaped with minor scrapes and bruises and Gary was taken to Valley View Hospital for about four days of treatment.

Gary Wright Piclett Hiram Wright Gary Butch Sutton Butch Valley View Hospital

Fire In The Hole May Through July Hailey’s Year In Review

The second Pontotoc County Agent report details May 1955 wool production by 3,000 sheep, a wool sale at the fairgrounds with Fort Worth buyers, and visits by 38 foreign agriculturalists to Dick Stroud’s ranch. It covers Hailey coordinating shearer schedules, pasture fertilization experiments, range improvements, and promotions of silage, fowl vaccination, weed control, sweet potato varieties, and 4 H events.

Pontotoc County C. H. Hailey Fairgrounds Fort Worth Dick Stroud Roff Hailey Stroud Edd Roberts Clarence Bunch Stillwater Frank Patton Don Mitchusson McLish Club A. Floyd Floyd

Hormones In Broiler Feed Make Em Fat

Lipamone a new hormone substance dienestral diacetate is added to broiler finishing feed at one pound per ton three weeks before slaughter. Dr. Sidney Goff says it creates high quality harmonized broilers without injections or pellets and costs are low enough for widespread use in the United States.

Association of American Feed Washington Sidney Goff Dr. Goff Goff United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stanfords Yeager School Vanoss Mitchell Cy Hailey W. L. Knickmeyer Westinghouse Aggie Cy Haileys C. Hailey Oklahoma Jersey Cattle Club Wesley Brantley Latta Turkey America Stonewall Boys Stonewall
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