Nash Wood Old Chickasaw Hunter Still Loves Wild Game
Nash Wood a part Chickasaw farmer near Byng Oklahoma recounts a life spent hunting across Oklahoma and Colorado. He hunts each year for venison and insists wild game offers superior flavor when cooked properly. He recalls frontier living, building log houses, roping cattle, and the long wagon trek west with his father before statehood.
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Nash Wood
Byng
Colorado
Wood
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Wheat Marketing Quota Penalty Rate Set for 1960
A Pontotoc County USDA release announces a marketing quota penalty of 1.08 per bushel for excess 1960 wheat. The penalty equals 45 percent of the May 1 parity price, with the May price at 2.39 per bushel. Growers approved quotas on July 23, 1959. noncompliance with acreage allotments triggers penalties.
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US. Department of Agriculture
Pontotoc County
Pat Bullard leaves Ada NEWS to join Norman Transcript
Ada teletype operator Pat Bullard resigns this week to move to Norman with husband Wayne Bullard who will finish his pharmacy studies. Pat’s duties pass to Kaye Eden, Stonewall High School class of 1960 valedictorian, as she joins the NEWS and WEEKLY in Ada. Pat will work at Norman Transcript until her husband graduates.
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Pat Bullard
Ada News
Weekly
Norman
Wayne
School of Pharmacy
Pat
Kaye Eden
Stonewall High School
Kaye
Norman Transcript
Stonewall
First National Bank of Ada
East Central State College
Ada Evening News
Cedar Hill
Tex
First Baptist Church
Ada
the News
East Central
University of Oklahoma
W. A. Dennis
Jack D. Eden
Southwest Natural Gas Company
News and Weekly
W. L. Knickmeyer
One Bullet Bags Possum And Fat Hen
In Frisco Monday morning Anthony Minor reported his father A T Minor fired a rifle at a possum drinking milk at a chicken trough. The shot hit the possum causing a hen to flap and die while a feeder was ricocheted by the bullet. The incident ends with Mrs Minor dressing the hen.
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Anthony Minor
A. T. Minor
Anthony
A. T
Mrs. Minor
Memorial Day Visits and Local Visits Across Ada Community
Mrs. Bill Melton and family spent Memorial Day with her sister Mrs. Shaun Melton north of Gaar Corner. Numerous residents including the Glasgows, Gasaways, Berbers, and Parishes visited relatives in Ada and nearby towns such as Konawa Sulphur and Durant. Camp Simpson attendance and Fort Sill departure are noted among weekend gatherings and troop activities.
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Bill Melton
Gaar Corner
Shaun Melton
Clifford Miller
Dale
Ada
Clyde Gasaway
Konawa
Gasaway
Mike Tifin
Camp Simpson
Bromide
Oklahoma City Family Visits Mrs McCauley and Boys
Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd and daughter Dale Ann and Mr and Mrs Joe Ragland of Oklahoma City visited with Mrs B L McCauley and her sons Saturday.
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Charles Boyd
Dale Ann
Joe Ragland
Oklahoma City
B. L McCauley
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Roy Glasgow
Thurman Holland
Montrose, Colo
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Pete Winters
Ahloso
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Jerry Mustain
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Pam Glasgow
Lawton
Roy
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Arkie Glasgow
Clay McCause
Diane
Dwain Leming
Ronnie Platt
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Don Walker
Fort Sill
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Essie Walker
Jean Harrison
R. B. Tiffin
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