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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1973

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Dixie National Livestock Show open class winners named in Jackson

Corbin Angus owners from eight states shared top honors at the 1973 Dixie National Livestock Show in Jackson Mississippi. Grand champion calf Bandolier Eston Durness 42B carried by Topp Hill Farms Hillsdale New York led a field of 108 open class entries judged by Howard Hillman. Other champions spanned multiple breeds with Briarhill Angus Farm Union Springs Alabama and Hackamore Ranch Holly Springs Mississippi among key winners.

Jackson Miss Howard Hillman Canova S. D Topp Hill Farms Hillsdale N. Y Bandolier Eston Durness Columbus Briarhill Briarhill Angus Farm Union Springs Ala Hendrickson Farms Dayton Ohio Briarhill Angus Wye Hackamore Angus Ranch Lly Springs Hackamore Baros Hackamore Grandview Ranch Senatobia Lakewood Farm Mukwonago Wis Bonnie Chance Colossal Cattle Company Minatare Neb Candy Meadows Warrenton CCC Colossal Erica Emulous Lady Sedgwicks T. W. Lovell Coldspring Tex van Mar Ranch Tennessee Colony Super John Murray Corbin Fittstown

The Liberated Gardener and the Hybrid Generation

A gardener extols hybrid corn and other hybrids from seedsmen Joseph Harris Burpee and Ferry-Morse. He praises plants that ripen over long harvests, notes the vigor of hybrids like Wonderful and Supersonic, warns about saved seeds reverting, and discusses feeding big hybrid plants.

Joseph Harris Seed Company

Cattle Scabies Outbreaks Prompt Quarantine Steps

The Agriculture Department reports ongoing cattle scabies in the Southwest with Quay County New Mexico under federal quarantine. Since October 1971 there have been 135 outbreaks, the worst in 30 years, affecting Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Iowa Colorado and Idaho with interstate movement requiring inspection and certification.

Washington Southwest Agriculture Department Quay County N. M New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Iowa Colorado Idaho

Traps net 151 turkeys in Oklahoma program

Oklahoma City reports trapping 151 Rio Grande turkeys since January in Dewey, Woodward, and Roger Mills Counties. The capture includes 34 in Dewey, 64 in Woodward, and the rest in Roger Mills as birds break up earlier than in prior years.

Oklahoma City Jack Miller Buffalo Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Miller Dewey Woodward Roger Mills Oklahoma Texas Game Division The Wildlife Department Blue Illinois

Ada uses soil surveys to guide housing growth

Ada officials partner with Jim McCampbell of the Soil Conservation Service to map soil suitability for urban uses. Interpretative maps identify septic and flood risks to aid the Ada Pontotoc planning commission and county inspectors in shaping development.

Ada Olen Henderson Jim McCampbell Soil Conservation Office Jim Cook Cook Soil Conservation Service McCampbell City Hall Ada Pontotoc County Metropolitan Area SCS The Planning Commission Ada Water Flood Plains Oklahoma Henderson Pontotoc County

Arbor Day origins and spread across states

A 6th grader’s Arbor Day essay recounts how Arbor Day began in Nebraska on April 10, 1872 with J Sterling Morton and over 1 million trees planted. It notes state variations including California March 7, Oklahoma February 23 and general tree planting customs.

Helow Arbor Day Susan Mouser Southern States Hawaii California Luther Burbank Nebraska J. Sterling Morton Mr. Morton

County students earn honors at vo-tech school

Thirteen Ponto toc County students at Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee earned fall trimester honor status with 3.0 GPA or higher across all subjects. Ada honor students include Glenda C Britt Ronald D Britt Donald L Christian Joseph M Engel Randy J Humphrey John R Hurst Thomas O McGalliard Larry G Woods and David J Tadlock. Stonewall honorees are Ronny B Hall Judith A Krebs Steven M Krebs and John Q Thomas.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee Tech Vo-Tech Oklahoma State University John Q. Thomas Rt. 1

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Don Cook Frisco Railroad Corbin Angus Dixie Murray Corbin II National Grange John Scott Grange U. S Scott Johnston Adans Commission Birdsey-Northrop County Vo-Tech School
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