Ada Live Stock Auction Manager Predicts Cattle Boom Ahead
Sherwood O Neal, Ada Live stock Auction manager, predicts major changes in Oklahoma cattle in coming years. He foresees more cattle on feed in state, cheaper maize fed locally, and easier transport with less disease risk. He cites shift from big steers to 900 to 1100 pound finishers and rising interest in cross bred hybrids for higher profits.
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Ada
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Reunions Highlight Aging and Shifting Identities
An essay reflects on summer reunions as revealing aging changes from hair loss to wrinkles and glasses. It recalls a childhood friend who aged less, shocking the narrator when recognized, illustrating how time alters appearances and social perceptions. The piece suggests embracing gradual change and maintaining close friends without turning aging into a focal issue.
Its Law on Attorney Client Privilege Explained
The column explains the attorney client privilege, stressing that lawyers cannot reveal confidences without client consent. It argues the rule protects truth telling, ensures proper legal defense, and notes the privilege is unique to lawyer client relations in business. The piece advises consultation with an attorney for accurate law application.
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Wilbur
Oklahoma Bar Association
Reading Galatians Faith and Fruit in Life
Devotional discussion compares living faith to Jesus and Paul teaching. It explains that true goodness is God's gift and shown by fruits and works. The piece cites James 1 21 22 3 5 Gal 5222 35 and contrasts talk with action in Christian life. It notes Ocean City and Negev references alongside broader themes of faith.
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Ada column shares memories and rural life reflections
The writer laments rushing American life and praises community, gardening, and country stores. She recalls Stonewall and Frisco history, a laundry chat with a former correspondent, apricot worms, geese in Enid trips, and local wheat farming contrasts. The piece blends personal notes with town scenes and neighborly notes.
Strayed Soon, the Herd by Connie Nelson
Poem fragment reflecting on desire for crosses and discipline to draw the soul to God. Expresses yearning for spiritual burdens to aid humility, vision, and devotion, contrasting worldly ease with religious striving.
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Connie Nelson
Oklahoma Legislature Confusion and a Christmas Wish
A verbose column scolds Oklahoma lawmakers for public quarrels and alleged incompetence. It mocks the two-house legislature as a comic show while praising citizen conscience mixed with constitutional questions. The piece ends with humorous reflections on life and friendship.
Ada Residents Invite Kiwanis White Elephant Sale
Ada residents may donate items for the Kiwanis Club of Greater Ada White Elephant sale this weekend. People place items on their front porch for club members to collect, with auction activities on July 1 at Logsdon building and later at the Rollow Totl intersection of Marty and Broadway.
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Ada
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Greater Ada
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Stratford Post Office Upgrades to Second Class Status
The Stratford Post Office will advance to second class, effective July 1, under postmaster Mayme L. Field. Receipts for 1960 rose 10 percent to $10,166.53, the office having been in the second class group before World War II. Changes include higher rates for special delivery, domestic and international money orders, with minimum domestic money order fees rising to 20 cents for $1 or less, 30 cents for up to $10, and 35 cents for over $50 up to $100.
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Wickit
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Tield
Ada Girl Seeks Blood Donors For Open Heart Surgery
Judy Taylor a 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley R Taylor will have open heart surgery at University Hospital in Oklahoma City on Friday 28. Blood donors are needed from county residents with type A positive blood. Transportation to the city will be provided and a health department technician will conduct preliminary checks. Heart Fund officials urge a strong county response to meet the ten donor requirement.
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Judy Taylor
Wesley R. Taylor
East Seventh
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Heart Fund
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Teounty
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