Testing Of Dairy Herd Starts In Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County Dairy Herd Improvement Association has 16 dairymen in an extensive cow testing program now underway. The Oklahoma effort, first in the state, aims to improve records, herd culling, and future profitability with benefits appearing at varying timelines. Local farmer Howard Smith of Pontotoc Guernsey Farm discusses milking 22 sows and a larger dairy herd while researchers note records and breed data will guide selection and pricing as the program develops.
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Pontotoc County
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Oklanoma
Berter
Oklahoma
Smith
Howard Smith
Connection
Central
Aalié
Virgil Stout
Oldahonia A
Stout Opens Testing Job for County Dairy Herds
Virgil Stout, dairy department official from Culahoma, begins duties as official tester for Pon totor County Dairy Improvement Association. He samples night and morning milk and feed, weighs and records results, and makes farm recommendations. The program tracks herd records and may expand to individual animal testing in the future.
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Brectare
Dairy Department
Culahoma A
Rollees
Pontotor County
Pantstoc County
Stout
Sti
Vnath
Cow testing urged to improve dairy records says Halley
A county agent emphasized the need for milk testing and reliable records at the dairy barn. Smith warned against buying cows without tests and noted that future value lies in data, not meat prices, as Pontotes county reflects on dairy practices.
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Smith
C. H. Halley
Pontotes County
Aire
Ohio hotel bedding rule sparks new compliance deadlines
An Ohio statute mandates beds and bedding in hotels meet specific contain size and top shouts must be at least 90 months long. The unusual provision raises questions about enforcement and practical implementation for lodging houses across the state.
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Ohio
Dairy Herd Improvement Group Forms Permanent Organization
A permanent organization was formed by Pontotoc county Dairy Herd Improvement Association at a Thursday night meeting. Harvey Lambert elected president, Bewey Higdon vice president, Far rar Allen secretary. Other board members include Howard Smith and Wesley Brantley. The group adopted a constitution and by laws and voted to incorporate and take out a charter. C J M Hailey county agent noted regional dairy testing efforts and thanked Tack Fendleton for leading daily production testing as principal speaker.
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Pontotoc County
Harvey Lambert
Bewey Higdon
Farrar Allen
Howard Smith
Wesley Brantley
Frere
Virgil Stott
Eral
C. J M. Hailey
Postoter County
Stout
Dairy Department of Oklahoma
Mi. College
Her
Triounty Hla
Nowata
Halley
Tack Fendleton
Extension Service
Frem
Footwear and walking tips for kids health
Advice warns that early foot problems start in childhood and can lead to later issues. It urges proper shoe fit with 1/2 to 3/4 inch toe room, flexible soles, lace oxford styles, and active footwear. Parents should check sizes every few months and teach correct walking posture and foot prints as a fun hygiene lesson. Preventive care includes drying feet and using powder to avoid athlete's foot after pool use.
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Hood
Dairy Testing Will Pay Dividends For Area Members
County Agent H. Hailey outlines three programs tied to DHIA data to boost dairy efficiency. Track monthly and annual milk and butterfat, cull low producers for better cows, and feed by production to balance cost and output. Use complete DHIA records to identify top transmitting cows and proven herd improvers for replacements.
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H. Hailey
DHIA
Homer HD Club Met Thursday at Home Demonstration
The Homer HD Club met Thursday in the school, with Miss Martha Mote presiding. The program covered Dedrootm curtains and related crafts, and new members Mrs. T. Burckett, Mrs. Danie Phillips, Mrs. T. Burchett, Mr. A M Zachary, and Miss Mote joined. Antifungal advice warned watchfulness for athlete's foot.
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Martha
Mote
HDA
T. & Burckett
Homer Suolin
Danie Phillips
T. O. Burchett
A ML Zachry
Records to Boost County Dairy Herds Meeting
Dairy cattle breeders in the county join the Pontofer County DHLA for a program to collect and analyze yearly and monthly herd data. A June 9 meeting in the district courtroom outlines records on individual cows and calves, milk and butterfat yields, feed costs, and sire offspring, with ten year summaries to guide herd improvement.
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Daisymfest
Pontofer
Dhla
Otreet Ruder
Sueat To & Ey. Co
M. College
Eders
Fitzhugh Club Plans for July
The Fitzhugh home demonstration club held its June meeting with Mrs. W. C. Story and Mrs. Lee Elliott as co hosts. Mrs. A P Young gave the devotional and Miss Martha Mote demonstrated bedroom topics. The group discussed progress toward the next council meeting and set a July X date at Mrs Lucille Young s home with refreshments served to several members.
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Fiteragh
Stub
W. C. Story
Lee Elliott
A. P. Young
A. B. Baker
Lurilie Young
Alma Deshaze
Martha Mote
HDA
Lucille Youn
Misa Mote
Miss Floyd
Alma Deshezo
Lue Beasley
KE. Young
Leneile Baasley
Miky
State Holstein Sale Planned for September in Ada
The State Holstein sale is set for Monday September 19 in Ada with Harrel Allen in charge. Pontotoc county breeders led the effort to bring the event to Ada and several Oklahoma cities sought the sale. The Administration building at the fairgrounds will host the sale with timing and details being arranged. Breeders from across the state anticipate strong Pontotoc county participation in this first statewide event.
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Harrel Allen
Pontator County
Ada
Oklahoma
Fairgrounds
Pontotocecuty
California Jaycees name thirteenth president at western convention
COLORADO SFERINGS Cats and LiP The Jaycers elected California’s Cliffted Cooper as their thirteenth president at a western style convention in the city auditorium. Cooper, an Alhambra industrial relations expert, won on an unannounced majority after a roll call of states. The Junior Chamber opposed a veteran based welfare approach and urged a broader economic policy.
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Lip
Jaycers
California
Cooper
Alhambra
Congress
Hereford Breeders Pay 15 690 For 37 Hereford Heifers
Sulphur Oklahoma Hereford breeders paid 15690 for 37 pure bred Herefords at the annual Hereford Heaven sale after a morning ranch tour. The event included a trophy presentation to Ronnie Little of the Turner ranch for youth encouragement in the Hereford industry. The sale, auctioned by Bill Hildenbrand, topped at 1050 for Tonnette TL Lith consigned by Turner ranch, and averaged 422 as praise from Hereford leaders. Consigners included Larsh, Clark, Calvert, Harrison, Craft, Patterson, Noble, Turner, and Wails.
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Aon
Sulphur Chamber of Commerce
Bom
Ronnie Little
Turner Ranch
Hereford Heaven | Association
Little
KP. Larsty
Bill Hildenbrand
Watson Hereford Ranch
Morris
Okmulgee County
Joe Purdy
Tulsa
X. P. Larsh
Rott
Ralph Clark
Tishomingo
Paul Calvert
Mill Greek
E.R. Harrison
Eyes
J. C. Craft
Ada
Mass
Patterson
Springer
Lloyd Noble
Ardmore
Roy 2. Turner
TG. Wails
Grover McMakin
Oklahoma U Announces Housing Rule Affects 2834 Students
Norman June 11 President George L Crase of the University of Oklahoma said a new rule of housing will affect 2834 undergraduates. He met Norman Householders Association representatives and noted private dwellings supply housing for only 21 single students at a time as enrolment rises. The measure will mainly affect female students with officials anticipating growth in women enrollees.
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Okla
George L. Crase
University of Oklahoma
Honaipe
Cross
Gross
Weil
Oklahoma net Court action on annexation to Tulsa
Dawson Oklahoma reports the court action to be taken next week to prevent annexation to Tulsa, with attorney Amuse I Nicholxt stating Tulsans favored inwardly the deal amid a day of consultation and vote implications.
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Dawson
Okla
Tor Tulsa
Amuse I. Nicholxt
Latta 4-Hlab girls plan June 15 workshop at school
The Latta 4 H club girls meet Wednesday June 15 at 9 30 a m at the school for a 2 rer cord book workshop. They should bring two ring notebooks papers and writing tools. The Pontotoc County Home Demonstration Council meets Friday June 24 at 10 a m at Oak Avenue Baptist Ada. The Fithugh club leads a Berry canning demo covering cold pack and hot pack methods and a brief on sterilized jars syrup ratios and processing times. Also tips on pressure cooker gauges and maintenance and a Home Demonstration Cinhe schedule lists hostesses and meeting dates.
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Latta 4-Hlab
Rercord
Pontotoc County
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Ada
Fituhugh Cus
Gaar
Maud Honors Doris Lee Williams for Academic and Civic Awards
Maud senior Doris Lee Williams, formerly of McLish high school, receives the Best All-Round award. She is honored by the American Legion Elijah Tyner Post No. 21 for the Legion award and the Major Letter of Attainment scholarship. She also earns certificates of membership in the Oklahoma High School Honor Society. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Williams of Mand.
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Maud
Doris Lee Williams
McLish High School
Rick
Maud School
American Legion
Elijah Tyner
Snyder To Receive Honorary Degree
Snyder is set to receive an honorary doctor of letters degree at the College of the Ovarky in Clanksy Ark. The ceremony, led by college president Pr. Lin Rurie, will honor Secretary John W. Snyder with Mrs. Snyder expected to attend.
Honeymoon Couple in Paris Robbery Case Report
Police on the honeymoon case unfold with a Paris story from Ispor de Nice. A newlywed pair who arrived at Saint-Marc allegedly dashed in with tommy guns prompting apologies and a mistaken burglar alarm connection to the local station. Construction of Sing Sing prison began in 1825 with first cell bricks forming the structure.
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Ispor de Nice
Saint-Marc
Gyigingl
Sing Sing
Biick
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