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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1973

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Hunting good in Oklahoma

Northwest Oklahoma quail and pheasant hunting runs with the bobwhite season on private land Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays and holidays through February 1. Daily quail and pheasant on public lands. Restrictions include bag limits and possession limits with a panhandle season opening December 1 and running to January 1 1974.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Game Division Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation H. G. Williamson Northwest Alfalfa Grant Harper Kay, Woods Woodward Ellis County Highway 51 Beaver Cimarron Texas

Sulphur Benefit Auction Planned for December 15

A county wide benefit auction will be held Saturday December 15 at 1 p.m. at the Freeman Livestock Barn north of Sulphur to raise funds for the Murray County Fair Building. Donations accepted include antiques furniture tools trailers livestock and new merchandise. Contributions are tax deductible and banks in Davis and Sulphur have special accounts for solicited funds.

Freeman Livestock Barn Sulphur George Seals H. F. Woods O. J Mike Hunter Addision Walker Don Oxford FFA Fair Board Chaffin Angus Farms Davis Or Sulphur Chamber of Commerce County Extension Center VoAg Murray County Fair Building Fund County Fair Board Davis Murray County Farm Bureau Murray County Extension Homemakers Council Sulphur Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Soil Conservation Service Pontotoc County SCS N. Center Jim Steigler OSU

Shortage of Firewood Hits Ada Rural Area as Demand Surges

Rural Ada area residents turn to fireplaces and wood-burning stoves as trees are abundant but cutters lag behind. Tom Gasaway and Bob Peek struggle with orders, facing higher prices and a growing shortage of qualified splitters. Oak and hickory lead firewood choices, with prices rising from 14 to 20 dollars per rick.

Tom Gasaway Ada Bob Peek Peek Gasaway Darwin Bumpers

Granite grocer charged with adulterated meat sale

A Granite grocer, Lewis W. Cothrum of Cothrum Grocery, faced arraignment in Greer County on charges of offering adulterated meat. A state inquiry found ground beef and hamburger meat tainted with a sulphate chemical to mask inferiority, leading to destruction of remaining stock. Bond was posted and arraignment reset for 10 am November 27.

Oklahoma City Greer County Department of Agriculture Marvin H. McElrath State of Oklahoma Lewis W. Cothrum Cothrum Grocery W. B. Garrett Cothrum Department of Health Animal Industries Division McElrath Cobrum State Agriculture Laboratory

Gas rationing nears as energy group leans toward limits

Washington AP A Cabinet energy panel edges toward rationing as it weighs fuel saving taxes. Treasury Secretary Shultz wavers on taxes, while officials warn unlimited prices could invite windfall profits during a gasoline shortage. The group plans further discussion Thursday.

Washington Nixon Treasury George P. Shultz Shultz

Rural development gains hinge on October funding

Washington AP reports that after the October 1973 Rural Development Act funding the Agriculture Department expects sharp increases in rural development spending this year. But approval of fiscal 1974 appropriations from the White House budget office remains uncertain and could delay program actions. The act unified USDA rural programs under one chief, with funding pending approval since 1972. An oversight hearing for January is postponed due to Secretary Earl L. Butz's schedule.

Washington Agriculture Department Asst Agriculture William Erwin Erwin National Conference On Rural Development Des Moines Iowa USDA White House U.S Congress Senate Earl L. Butz

More 4 H Honors Come To Oklahomans

Carl Albert named one of eight national 4 H alumni winners at the 52nd 4 H Congress in Chicago. Oklahoma delegates to the congress earn two achievement awards bringing the state total to 26. Gwen Shaw 17 Burlington receives a 600 scholarship for entomology and Ronald Quinn 18 Guymon receives a 600 scholarship for overall excellence in nine years of 4 H work.

Chicago Carl Albert Oklahoma Gwen Shaw Burlington Cooperative Extension Service Ford Motor Company Fund Ronald Quinn Guymon Panhandle State College

Priorities Set On Diesel Fuel Allocation

Government notice extends a 60 day period during which diesel fuel allocations favor operations for fossil fuel exploration and production, farm equipment, and essential public transportation. The policy applies to middle distillate deliveries only and limits requests to actual current needs.

Pecan Food Show Scheduled for Pontotoc County

The annual Pontotoc County Pecan and Pecan Food Show will run Thursday and Friday at the Extension Center on N Broadway. Adults compete in pecan pies to candies and cookies while juniors may enter pies and quick breads in separate divisions.

Pontotoc County Extension Center N. Broadway

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