New Hay Baling Device Promises Big Stacks for Ranch
Carlton Corbin of Stoneybroke Ranch south of Fittstown introduces a hay baling wrinkle. The machine costs about 7000 dollars and can produce a stack of three tons in roughly 40 minutes, yielding about 60 tons in a day. Stacks resemble large loaves and are left in fields for cattle feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Corbin
Stoneybroke Ranch
Fittstown
Carbin
Stanley Graham
Corbin
Graham
July 31 Meeting Planned For All Peanut Growers
All peanut growers are invited to the 1970 annual meeting of the Southwestern Peanut Growers Association in Oklahoma City on Friday July 31. The program includes addresses by Truman Cunningham and G R Johnson, with reports on peanut research and association activities. Oklahoma State University and State projects will be highlighted. A luncheon will conclude the brief meeting at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Peanut Growers Association
Oklahoma City
Holiday Inn West
Interstate 40
Truman Cunningham
ASCS
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
G. R. Johnson
Lelard Tripp
Oklahoma State University
Ross Wilson
SWPGA
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Peanut Commission
Oklahoma Peanut Growers Association
Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association
Southwestern Ms | Growers’ Association
Wheat Marketing Referendum Announced for 1971 Crop
Secretary Clif ford M. Hardin proclaims July 27 31 for a mail referendum on 1971 crop wheat marketing quotas under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. It outlines national allotments 43.5 million acres and a two thirds vote needed to set quotas with penalties for excess production and eligibility for price support loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
ASCS
Seven Children Die In Pennsylvania School Bus Crash
A chartered Hillel day school bus carrying forty nine children and ten adults from Lawrence Island, New York, skidded on a wet U S 22 road near Allentown. Seven victims aged 11 to 16 died and forty two were injured as the bus pitched down an embankment.
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Allentown
Hillel County Day School
Lawrence
N.Y
Ito Tesh
U.S. 22
Long Island
Hershey
Philip Gaar
Hillel
Anthony L. Schmieg
National Transportation Safety Board
Charges Filed Against Nine In Ada Burglaries
Nine people were charged in district court with second degree burglary after Ada police arrests last week. Delmer Joe Wood Joe Bill Daniels Jessie Powell Katherine Jane Moore Don Thurman Billy Alexander Charles Finch Phillip Finch and Robert Deatherage face counts linked to burglaries at Lance's Grocery Oil Center Santa Fe Railroad office Gasliter Club Lori's Package Store and a home on Ashland Street.
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Ada
Delmer
Joe Wood
Joe Bill Daniels
Jessie Powell
Katherine Jane Moore
Don Thurman
Billy Alesander
Charles Finch
Phillip Finch
Robert Deatherage
Wood
Daniels
Powell
Moore
Lance’s
Oil Center
Thurman
Dick Teel
Ashland
Alexander
Santa Fe Railroad
E. 10Th St
the Finches
Deatherage
Gasliter Club
N. Broadway
Lori
Ada Firemen Douse Grass Fire Near Burges Property
Firemen respond to a grass blaze at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday three miles north of Ada on Jack Burges property. They quickly contained the fire.
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Ada
Jack Burges
Waterfowl Conditions Look Good For State
Waterfowl conditions look favorable for the fall season says the U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. Air and ground surveys across the United States and Canada show the best nesting conditions since 1959 with habitat good throughout the prairie pothole region and large numbers of ducks present. Breeding populations rise with mallards and pintails at their highest since 1959 determined by May habitat and nesting data. final trends depend on surveys in Alaska the Northwest Territories and northern Saskatchewan Manitoba and Ontario.
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U. S. Burreau of
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
U. S
Canada
Prairie
Alaska
Northwest, Territories and Northern Arts
Saskatchewan
Maini ‘Oh
Ontario
Oklahoma Marine Dead Listed Returns Home From Vietnam
Robert E. Madewell, a Muskogee High School graduate and Marine, was reported dead after a Vietnamese patrol injury but survived. He was in a morgue for hours before being moved to a hospital in Japan, then to a Naval hospital near Memphis, and was set to come home Friday for a visit as his speech improves.
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Oklahoma
Vietnam
Muskogee
Okla
Marine Opl
Robert E. Madewell
Japan
Naval Hospital
Memphis
Tean
Madewell
EC Enrollment Time Increased for East Central State College
Pontotoc County students gain a longer enrollment window for the fall term at East Central State College. Dean Dr. B W James announced that enrollment will start at 10 a m instead of 1 p m on Wednesday due to a larger than expected turnout on the first early enrollment day. The two remaining early enrollment sessions will follow the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
East Central State College
B. W. James
Value Of Wheat Certificate For 1970 Announced
The U S Department of Agriculture announced 1970 wheat marketing certificates worth 157 per bushel, five cents more than 1969. Certificates total about 230 million to around 949000 farmers, based on July 1 parity and 43 percent of projected production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma Board of Regents chairman Heu ben Sparks dies
Heu ben Sparks, former chairman of the Oklahoma University Board of Regents, died today in a Woodward hospital. Sparks, a Woodward lawyer, had quit 23 years as chairman after a board dispute over firing Dr. Herbert Holloman, and was a one-time Republican gubernatorial nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Heuben Sparks
Oklahoma University Board of Regents
Sparks
Regents
Herbert Holloman
Patyoratty of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Wildlife Trip Highlights State Outdoors
Oklahoma’s Wildlife Department hosts year round trout fishing on Illinois River near Tenkiller Dam with a state record 10 pounds 4 ounces. Canoeing and smallmouth bass fishing above Tahlequah. Public hunting areas offer hiking camping and wildlife views. Fish hatcheries at Byron Holdenville Durant and Medicine Park welcome visitors. Stay at home wildlife vacations information available from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife.
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Illinois
Tenkiller Dam
Cookson Hills
Your Wildlife Department
Angier
Tahlequah
Ilinois
Wildlife Department
Oklahoma
Byron
Holdenville
Durant
Medicine Park
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife
Sangervation
Lincoln
Oklahoma City
Dr Don Williams Buys Shorthorns From Ark Seller
Ada resident Dr Don Williams has purchased five registered Milking Shorthorn cows aged 3 to 9 from W C Crawley and Son of Gravette Arkansas. The transfer was recorded by the American Milking Shorthorn Society in Springfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot E. Williams
Ada
W.C. Crawley and Son
Gravette
Ark
American Milking Shorthorn Society
Springfield
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Bulletin
Okahoma
Don Williams
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