No Peanut Legislation to Be Enacted in 1974
Washington negotiations on July 8 9 signaled no peanut legislation this year or early 1975 according to Ross Wilson Southwestern Peanut Growers Association. The National Peanut Growers Group met July 9 to prepare for hearings on proposed bills and stressed USDA industry unity to pass any measure.
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Washington
Ross Wilson
Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association
National Peanut Growers Group
Stour Committee
House Agriculture Conetrou
ESDA
National Grawer Group
USDA
Mane
Deak His
Georgia
Democra
Rissentive Nlind
Mathix Hill
Wontinany
Walter Jones
Secretary of Agriculture
Buty
House Agriculture
W. BR. Poage
Poage
Butz
Poage Stade
Peanut Gowers
Congress
Ional
Thier
National Peanut Growers Group Steering Committee
Peanut Area Congressmen
Emmett Reynolds
NPGG
Tepee survives big storm museum exhibit in Oklahoma
A battered report notes a tepee from the Southern Plains Exhibition at Anadarko endured a severe storm with only Daveko’s tepee remaining intact. The piece highlights Apache leader Daveka as a historic figure and mentions the Oklahoma Today Summer ’74 issue featuring the tepees and related Spanish documents.
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Auan
Southern Plains Museum
Anadarko
Montana
Daveka
Daveky
Appearanca
Daveko
Oklahoma Today
Jse
Tulsa
Gilcrease
Oklahoma
Cortex
Cortez
Oklahoma Conservation Commission names 1975 chairman
Alva resident Gene Earnest elected to lead the Oklahoma Conservation Commission for fiscal year 1975. Earnest operates a cattle and wheat farm in Woods County’s Conservation District and is joined by members including R C Longmire and Walter Woolley. The commission allocates state funds to 88 districts and provides free technical assistance in conservation. Local districts, aided by the USDA Soil Conservation Service, cover all counties and invite contact for conservation help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Earnest
Alva
Oklahoma Conservation Commission
Woods County
Earnest
Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Conservation Commission
R. C. Longmire
Garvin County
W. A. Juedeman
Creek County
Leonard — Graue Matin
Greer County
Walter Woolley
Fontotoc County
Oklahoma
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Ond Conservation Problem Assistance
All about vegetables General Grant onion dispatch
A dispatch to the War Department jokes I will not move my armies without onions and extols onions as flavor and rest for gardens. It explains onion bulbing depends on temperature and day length, listing long and short day varieties and suggesting fall planting for January to March. It covers soil preparation, feeding, sowing seeds or sets, spacing, thinning, harvesting, and mentions related allium relatives and a continuation on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
War Department
Bermuda
Chevron Chemical Co
Pesticide safety tips from state health official
Loyd Pummill, deputy commissioner for environmental health services, outlines home pesticide safety rules. Key points urge buying small quantities, triple rinsing containers, proper storage, using minimal pesticide, reading labels, avoiding inhalation, and contacting the Poison Information Center at (405) 271-5454 for guidance or poisoning symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Pummill
Environmental Health Services
State Health Department
Pummill
Health Department
Poison Information Center
Deadline near for dairy show in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City early deadline for the Sooner State Dairy Show from August 19. Enid closes August 1. Clyde D. Lacey, state dairy commissioner, and secretary treasurer, notes catalogs mailed to 1973 exhibitors. Show open to Oklahoma exhibitors only with cash awards for junior and open classes and a civic clubs judging contest. State and county fairs cited as key agricultural showcases.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Enid
Clyde D. Lacey
Oklahoma
Ega
State Board of Agriculture
Sooner State Fair Board
Billy Ray Towdy
Tulsa
State Department of Agriculture
Muskogee
Gowdy
Inspections urged for sweet potato slips sales in Oklahoma
Oklahoma officials urge field inspections before selling slips or seed to prevent diseases and pests. Albert Thomas, supervisor, Plant Industry Division, says inspections qualify growers for licenses and tags. State notes decline in growers from about 65 to under 10 over a decade due to labor costs. Applications mailed by Plant Industry Division. address Oklahoma City 73108.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Albert Thomas
Sate
Department of Agriculture
Thomas
Oklahoma
Plant Industry Division
Late Department, of Agriculture
N. E
28Th Street
Geography of Oklahoma for Teachers workshop at EC
EC schedules a five day geometry geography workshop for area teachers from 1 to 5 p.m. taught by Dr Robert Kelly. State history will be incorporated and the session is sponsored by Ea t Central. A concurrent yearbook workshop in Room 207 runs 1 to 5 p.m. with Tom Wood directing and Bare Curtis of Taylor Publishing Company as consultant.
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Robert Kelly
Oklahoma
Tom Wood
Bare Curtis
Taylor Publishing Company
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Diego Columbus
Fun Country
Antelopa Hills
E . Arts Bs
Lois Fagin
Arizona
New Mexico
E. L. Phillips
Atwood
Phillips
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