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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1962

Page

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Mobile radios modernize Blue Valley Ranch work at Roff

At Blue Valley Ranch near Roff K P Larsh Jr outlines a radio based system that coordinates cattle operations across four locations. Vehicles carry citizen band radios with base units at a sand plant and at Larsh’s home enabling calls up to 15 miles. The setup speeds branding roundup and cattle care without telephone trips.

Blue Valley Roff South K. P. Larsh Jer K.P. Je Blue Valley Ranch K.P. Jr K. B.je Jane Raff Larsh Ada

Roff Drummers Fined So Loud in 1902 Law Echoes Today

The 62nd year feature recalls Roff Oklahoma historical ordinances on noise at the railroad depot when hotel drummers sought patrons. A 1902 measure made loud calls at trains a misdemeanor with fines up to 25 dollars. The piece notes other early town rules on wagons camping, street games, bicycle riding, travel traders taxes, curfews, and general enforcement challenges.

Roff Rolf Oklahoma Rolf City W. T. Price

Not A Trace Left Of Tyrola Sands Erase Little Tyrola On Banks Of River

Tyrola, Oklahoma, founded 1902 near the South Canadian River, vanished after fierce floods and a prior river flood. The town relocated in 1904 then rebuilt after major floods, only to be swept away again by disaster and time.

Tyrola Oklahoma Pontotoc County Tyrala M-K and T South Canadian Ada Old Gone With Kingdom

Father and Daughter Graduate Together in Alameda Class of '62

Garrett Beller Jr and his daughter Linda earned diplomas on the same night at Alameda High School and Alameda Adult Education. Beller, former Wilson County resident, quit school at 16 to work as a welder and later pursued night classes, now pursuing college in Oakland. Linda plans to be an airline stewardess while her father aims for a degree at Oakland City College.

Wilson Community Garrett Beller Jr Linda Baller Garrett Beller Sr Wilson Alameda Calif Belier Alameda High School Alameda High Garrett Alameda Adult Education Father Jobs Ag Beller Lonc Oakland Fairbanks-Morse and Co Dad Oakland City College Oklahoma Garrett Beller

Asher Settlers Plan Gathering Picnic Day

Asher will host a settlers gathering on July 8 at the Nale Odell farm three miles south for Asher. The event, titled annual old settlers day, invites Cook and surrounding communities. Basket lunches will be served and everyone is invited.

Asher Nale Odell Cook

Treat Awaits Grade Kids At Stonewall

Stonewall grade schoolers will move to a modern tiled building opening next September. The new facilities free space for sophomores to seniors as the grade school temporarily vacates rooms. Superintendent D. D. Duke says construction should finish by September with a nine man crew and R. A. Jennings Construction Co. handling the project. The $60,000 bond issue was approved last March and funds cover initial work with more needed later.

D. D. Duke Duke R. A Jennings Construction Co Stonewall

Oklahoma Water Programs Signal Bright Future

Oklahoma leaders envision prosperity from water resource protection and development. Assistant Surgeon General Gordon E. McCallum spoke at Ada Chamber dinner praising Kerr’s vision and announcing a new Southwestern Regional Water Pollution Field laboratory in Ada. He urged continued research while noting Ada’s strong civic spirit and planned growth.

W. D. Little JR Oklahoma Gordon E. McCallum U. S. Public Service Ada Chamber of Commerce McCallum Memorial Student Union East Central States College Southwestern Regional Robert 5. Kerr Chamber of Commerce Carroll Collier Frank E. Dicus Joe Reagan W. P. Bill Atkinson G. C. Maylne Jr Atkinson Ada

Hopes Raised For 1963 Feed Plans

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced a 55 million acre wheat acreage allotment for 1963 to comply with current law in case Congress fails to pass new wheat legislation. He said the action gives time to prepare for a marketing quota referendum before July 25, 1963. Freeman stressed reluctance and noted there is no alternative under existing law.

Orville L. Freeman Congress Tam

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