Kerr Machine Develops New Weed Sprayer
Kerr Machine Co unveils a new Universal Cattle and Timber Spray unit with a 250 gallon tank powered by a Kerr designed pump. It agitates liquid for chemical sprays to control weeds and woody growth and can also be used in fighting grass fires.
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Freeman Admits I May Have Erred in Farm Programs
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman said the Johnson administration may have overpromised the income stabilization effects of new farm programs. At a meeting of over 200 AS A committeemen he urged continued support, noting criticism by demagogues and politics but insisting efforts should continue to curb surpluses despite unmet price goals.
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Washington (Ap
Orville L. Freeman
Johnson
Department
Agricultural Stabilization Administration
Freeman
Preeman
Hut
Head Start Instructor Takes Training Course
Head Start, the federal preschool program, wraps its second Byng School session on July 14 15 the last day of summer. Mrs Margret Stettler, fresh from six weeks training at Stillwater, shares new ideas to teach children Learn through Play. She outlines goals from adjusting to routines to recognizing sounds and colors, with Mrs Lillard assisting as they adapt child psychology into lessons.
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Betty Myers
Byng School
Margret Stettler
Stillwater
Stonewall Day Planned At Sportsmen's Club Lake
Residents of Stonewall and surrounding area are reminded that Stonewall Day returns on June 4 for its 12th annual observance at the Sportsmen's Club lake north of Stonewall. Attendees should bring picnic lunches. drinks are provided and no formal program is planned.
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Stonewall
Sportsmen’s Club
Ada Weekly to Add Three Sisters Writers
Kathy Bennett Pickett correspondent leaves for Fittstown and Ada Weekly announces Katherine Kathleen and Karen, all 16, will write Pickett news. The editor welcomes the trio and thanks Miss Bennett for her excellent work.
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Kathy Bennett
Pickett
Fittstown
Ada Weekly News
Biges
Katherine
Kathleen
Karen
Miss Bennett
Vietnamese sanitation effort under pacification plan
Dale Davies of the U S Agency for International Development leads environmental sanitation in Vietnam with the Vietnamese health ministry. He describes four major challenges water, sewage, drainage and rodent control, and notes successes and limits of pacification while stressing local involvement and decentralization.
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W. L. Knickmeyer Nol
Vietnam
Dale Davies
Davies
U.S. Agency For International Development
Ministry of Health
Gener
State Department
Iran
Department of Public Wealth
State Health Department
Ada
Saigon
World Health Organization
Commission Lets Bids On Buildings At Fairgrounds
County commissioners awarded two prefabricated steel structures to Star Building Company of Oklahoma City for 562 191. Bids from Delta Steel Builders Act Walker Construction McGee Construction and Kinser Construction ranged from 385 886 to 66 235. The panel postponed opening bids for renovation of the Department of Public Welfare’s lane and masonry building. bidding will be reset June 17 at 3 pm. The Star Building Company will erect a 180 by 240 foot livestock pavilion east of the grandstand and a 20 by 80 foot crop exhibit hall north of the grandstand. Agricultural center funds of 220 000 were approved last November by county residents.
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Board of County Commissioners
Star Building Company
Oklahoma City
Delta Steel Builders
Act Walker Construction
McGee Construction
Kinser Construction
Department of Public Welfare
Ster Building Company
Grandstand
Harvesting and storing potatoes and ant control tips
Notes advise harvesting early planted potatoes during hot spells to avoid sun cooking immature tubers, cure and store in ventilation, and grade into two categories. Guidance covers chlordane usage for ants, spray types, and plant safety. Also discusses March 1967 egg market changes, price projections, and feeder considerations for producers adjusting flocks and costs.
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John D. Netherton
Think Twice About A Trapping Career In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report shows last winter’s fur season prices income and pelts sold among state lows. Only 8,502 pelts valued at 9085 with 29 dealers. mink top price 5.23 per pelt while most pelts averaged 30 cents. Oldtimers and a few schoolboys still trap though market wanes.
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Oklahoma City
Department of Wildlife Conservation
Oklahopta
Ighest
Daniel Poor
Oklahoma
Kuntry Korner Salads Through the Ages and Recipes
The article traces salads from ancient times to modern practice, noting two main types with meat or without. It describes preparation, serving on platters with mayonnaise and garnishes, and contrasts homemade dressings with store bought mixes. It ends by promising tasty grandmother style recipes.
Butter Mayonnaise Dressing From Historic Recipes
A compact kitchen note outlines two dressing methods and an emulsion technique. It lists ingredients such as vinegar butter eggs flour mustard cayenne white pepper salt sugar and cream for a pint yield plus a hot preparation method. It also offers an alternative yolk olive oil lemon and herb finish with stepwise emulsification guidance.
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