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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1965

Page

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Byng 4-Her Ronnie Jared Raises Beef Cattle And Quarterhorses

Ronnie Jared, 14, of Byng, grows beef cattle and quarterhorses with his father Frank Jared. He showed a two year old Grand Champion named Ronny at last year’s County Fair and won the Showmanship Award. The pair own six registered Hereford cattle and six head of quarterhorses including a four year old stud named Doles Bar. Ronnie recalls feeding steers for Ada Livestock Auction profit and plans future farm to market projects with his father, seeking continued help.

Ronnie Byng 4-H Ronny Doles Bar Frank Jared Ada

Lucy the Dog Adopts Kitten Kitty Puss in Odd Foster Bond

Four month old Kitty Puss lives with Charlie Copes near the city, growing fast and bold enough to challenge Lucy the Chihuahua mother. Lucy begins milk production after the kitten arrives, prompting veterinary guesses of false pregnancy or kitten suckling triggering hormones. Kitty Puss resists weaning, throws shoulder blocks, and remains a true member of the Copes pack as family drama continues on Page Five.

Lucy Kitty Puss Charlie Copes Copes Kitty-Puss Kitty- Puss

Action on Farm Production Based on Quantity Suggested

Washington AP reports a tobacco advisory committee has recommended Congress authorize a grower vote on poundage controls for tobacco. The move marks the first positive step toward basing farm production limits on quantity rather than acreage, addressing known inefficacies of acre-based controls.

Washington Tobacco Advisory Committee Congress

Ada Weekly Photo Contest Night Scenes

The Ada Weekly invites readers to identify last week's night scene photos taken around Fittstown and local landmarks. Karen L. Enis won $2.00 for spotting a water pollution lab a college apartments complex and the Oklahoma State Bank.

Karen L. Enis Fittstown Karen B.C. College Oklahoma State Bank Don Cook Ada Weekly News

Quail Laying Sparks Plan for Rainbow Trout Fishery

The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Department’s Daring game farm north of El Reno reports quail laying under lights in warm houses. Superintendent George Wint says birds in compartments are starting to lay, with an egg supply for incubators in six weeks. The 1940s program targets about 40,000 quail, a portion of peak production, to free space for pheasants and partridge.

Bob White Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Department Dalingjn el Reno George Wint Wint

Jay Lush to Speak at Breeders Clinic Highlighting Keynote

Dr. Jay L. Lush of Iowa State University will be the keynote speaker at the Beef Cattle Breeders Clinic, February 5-6 at OSU Student Union. A renowned animal breeding expert, Lush authored Animal Breeding Plans and over 200 scientific papers, with a career spanning global lecturing and leadership roles in the American Society of Animal Production. He earned his PhD in 1922 from Wisconsin and joined ISU in 1930.

Jay L. Lush Iowa State University OSU Uniin Lush Europe North America Asia South America Australia University of Wisconsin Iowa State India United Nations Food and Agri Norwegian Agricultural College Scotland University of Sweden University of Giessen Germany American Society of Animal Production Society Morrison

Center women rally to reclaim neglected cemetery

Center residents led by Mrs. Estell Cox and committees clean up Center Cemetery after years of overgrowth. They hauled brush, cleared trees, and mowed acres with rented machinery, discovering beer cans amid the stones while rebuilding fences and planning for ongoing maintenance.

Estell Cox Velma McDonald Bob Austell Holdenville Center Don Cook Center Cemetery

Quarter Horse Becomes The Prize Possession

A Dodge City profile of the American quarter horse highlighting its central role on plains ranches and cow towns. It follows breeder Demons and trainer Gerry, notes the breed’s racing tracks growth, and cites registrations and leading states, including Texas and California.

Dodge City Kan Podner Jess Demons Dodge City Globe American Quarter Horse Association Texas California Oklahoma Colorado Kansas New Mexico Denious West Lamont Gerry Bill Kirby Horseshoers

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Byng Her Ronnie Jared Ronnie Jared Allen Her Jay Lush Breeders Clinic John Deere Denons Kansas City Diamond Tender Semons Diamond Lynn Wylie Webster Lightning Ridge Walter
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