Oklahoma cattlemen hear on ship fever and water route plans
Sam Frevert of the Tulsa Port Authority told 194 cattlemen at an OSU clinic that a water transportation corridor into Oklahoma should be operational by June 30, 1970, boosting regional economies. Dr. Don Roach detailed shipping fever, its costs in Texas County, and two cattle vaccination cases showing weight gains and high expenses.
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Oklahoma
Sam Frevert
Tulsa Port Authority
Oklahoma State University
Tulsa
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Panhandle
Texas
Frevert
Guyman
Don Roach
L. S. Pope
Animal Science Department
Flu Epidemic Hits Ada Residents About 75 Percent
Ada health officials estimate about three quarters of residents have had or are fighting the flu as absenteeism rises in area schools. principals report varying impacts from senior high to elementary, with doctors urging rest fluids and cautious antibiotic use to prevent secondary infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Knickmeyer
Ray A. Northrip
Northrip
Glenwood
Washington Filns Morrison
Hayes
C. L. Robberson
Willard
Antoinette Huff
Irving
Paul Landrith
Landrith
Treasure dig near Vaness halted by lack of funds
Work at the southwest Vaness treasure dig paused Wednesday as Phil Shilling and partner Finis Shilling report insufficient money to continue. They maintain the cache remains buried beneath a shaft and masonry vault near Sandy Creek, with water filling a 40 foot deep pit. A human skeleton was found and turned over for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaness
Hope
Phil Shilling
Ada
Sandy Creek
Phil
Finis
Robert Hasskarl
East Central State College
Shilling
Milk and Cheese Classics for Home Cooking and Desserts
Reading the Kuntry Korner guide, milk and cheese are lauded as versatile essentials for family meals and strong, healthy children. Scalloped Potatoes with Dried Beef or Ham, and a caramel custard dessert with caramel coating are provided as hearty, economical recipes yielding six servings each.
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America
McLish School To Close For Four Days Amid Flu Epidemic
Superintendent J. D. Enis announced McLish School will close today and Friday due to a flu outbreak. More than 40 students and one teacher are affected as Enis himself battles the illness. The McLish-Stone wall game at Stonewall is postponed to February 8. Enis hopes the four day closure will halt the epidemic and allow a Monday reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLish
J. D. Enis
Stonewall
Enis
Oklahoma Army Reserve unit restructured in Ada and Antlers
Capt Gene Evans announced the 809th Ordnance Company in Ada becomes the 701st Administrative Services Company changing to a stationary unit with headquarters finance machine accounting and personnel actions. A detachment of 701st will be in Antlers as a personnel records section. The strength rises to 133 enlisted and 2 officers 3 warrant officers.
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Oklahoma Army Reserves
Gene Evans
809Th Ordnance Company
701St
Corp
Ada
Evans
Antlers
Ordnance Company
Kenneth Lynch
Charles Mayfield
Oklahoma City
Rabid Skunk Triggers No County Quarantine
State health officials said one rabid skunk outside Roff does not justify a county quarantine. The animal, killed by Bob Hatch after it attacked his dog near his porch, was the first rabies report since May 1967.
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Roff
Ray A. Northrip
Wildlife Department
Bill Price
Sanitarian
Bob Hatch
Hatch
Dock Fishing Brings Crappie Action In Oklahoma Docks
Oklahoma wildlife reports say heated fishing docks on lakes like Ellsworth, Tenkiller, Eufaula, Grand, Texoma and Canton still yield crappie. Operators stock bait and drinks, creating a comfy spot to fish during hard winter.
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Wildlife Dept
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ellsworth
Tenkiller
Eufaula
Grand
Texoma
Canton
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E Cattleman
Fort Worth
Dr. Roach
Pan American Airlines
Joseph B. Fenley
Chicago
United States
Europe
Jim Hartman
Foreign Agriculture Service
USDA
Washington
U.S
New York
Charles Nichols
OSU
Cheralamta
New Services Unit
Maxie Smith
Union Valley
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