Farm To Table Beef Prices Climb As Costs Rise
Washington AP reports farm to dinner plate beef costs rise as cattlemen and middlemen gain. Wholesale live steer prices hit record highs, with after-slaughter processing and byproducts shaping the final consumer beef price. The 1000 lb steer ends up about 459 lb retail meat at roughly $1.07 per pound.
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Washington
Cash Regis A Il
Agriculture Department
Governnontists
Labor Department
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisors
Community notes from Oil Center and area churches
Sunday school and church attendance at Oil Center noted with Rev. Glen Eaves in charge. Attendees include Rev. Ende Broom Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne James and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. Whitey Wilsumn, and many families visiting Northam, Lovell, and related households. Revival at Emanuel Pentecostal Holiness Church in Shawnee involved Rev. Sanford Grieggs as evangelist. Shawn Wood, Kim and Kayla Sayre and others attended. Baby news includes Donnie Lee Evans Jr born to Bonnie Evans and husband in Oklahoma City. Numerous visits and dinners described among Northam, Willoughby, Rowe, Franks, and other local families with travel to Lindsay, Valley View Hospital, and Phoenix bound plans.
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Glen Eaves
Ende Broom
Stratford
Oil Center
Glen Norton
Baby
Veeee Iine
Chris Sutton
Coon Hunters Association
Fair Grounds
Wayne James
Eddie
Bes
Bill Wail
Whitey Wilsumn
Josie Northam
San Raines
Sally Wyehe
Julie
Clyde Welch
George
Martha Franks
Mildred Akom
Alene Anderson
Andrea Jumper
Stonewall
Carolyn Thomas
Thomas
Junior Northam
Aleta Law
Juanita Rowe
Raymond Raines
Hansel Burk
Frank Lewis
Ada
Hazel Newby
Nannie Cox
Emanuel Pentecostal Holess
Shawnee
Terrille
Minnie Lalyis
J. LM
Ryan
Arlington
Tex
James Jones
Danny
Any
Bert Jones
O'Dell
Alla Isaacs
Versie Summers
Jewes Jones
Baby Bixby
Jim Megee
Linda Vaughn
Bruin
Casey Lynn Griffin
Harold Griffin
Opal Sutton
Mattie Gentry
Ben Robertson
Vannie Northam
Paul Briggs
Oklahoma City
Melvin Chilenat
Grand Junction
Cole
Edith Sutton
Lorene Scott
Lois Gray
Gerald Sutton
Chris
Konawas
Rush Sutton
Jack Cowger
Willie
Ralph Brendle
Jonathan
Effie McCormick
Marlow
Minnie Lewis
Ruth Sutton
Pauls Valley
Viter Lettes
Bea Robertson
O'Dell Jones
Colen Robertson
Stacy
Carolyn Ward
Opal
Opal Ward
Beverly
Konawa
Sam Nelson
Maxwell
Harald Grifin
Marsha Stone
Galey
Griffins
Conzy Cowger
Paul Tucker
Tonya
Blackwood Brothers
Ada Junior High School
Paul Howard
Glen Waves
Ada Calvary
Olive Belle Wood
W. Q. Skimmer
Lou
Glen Wood
W. C. Skinner
John Horsley
Jewel Robins
Glen Wallis
Lou Wood
Mae Majors
Ballards
Dorothy Terry
Farell Kelly
Ablago
4. C. ‘Perry
A. G. Lester
Joe and
Guiles Terry
A. C. Terry
Gaylon Terry
Sharon Walker
Ona Lee Nelson
Mae Farmer
Angie
Ester Fowler
Margie Ohlsen
Johnnny Qualls
Carl Carr
Alene Tucker
Colene Robertson
Tammy Robertson
Tonya Tucker
Civic Center
Stacy Robertson
Britt Northarp
Tony Roberts
Ann Eaves
Bree Will Baptist Camp Ground
Hazel Brame Seminole
Jay Quinton
Ruth
O’dessie Allen
Woodward
Worstell Church of God of Prophecy
Conzy
Mildred, Bratcher
Kelley White
Tammy
Alice Cowger
Eddie Lolier
Charles Spratter
Lorene
Francis Mullins
San Diego
Calif
Alcie Mae Cowger
Gospel Way Tabernacle Church
Westview
Has Governor Hall Been Hurt By Highway Bond Defeat
Oklahoma City AP reports Governor David Hall faced questions about his political future after the landslide defeat of his Freeway 77 highway bond issue. Analysts split between seeing the loss as a credibility setback and a broader anti bond trend, while Hall himself says the vote does not affect his plans. The piece connects past wins and defeats, noting Hall’s resilience and tactics in rural and statewide campaigns, and compares him to prior Oklahoma governors. It also includes local notices and society briefs from Stratford and Konawa.
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Oklahoma City
Guy
David Hall
Hall
Hal
Leaguez
J. Howard Edmondson
Oklahoma
Ers
Dewey Bartlett
Fickel
Arcie
Sheriff Griffin presses for money for new county jail
Sheriff Burl Griffin, who runs Pontatac County's jail, vocalizes demand for a new facility funded by the 1970 tax levy. He argues the $145,000 levy is insufficient to build the jail and urges prioritizing the jail over courthouse repairs, noting the current jail is unsafe and should be condemned if the levy lags.
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Burl Griffin
Steve Knickmeyer
Pontatac County
Griffin
Haskell Olivo
Norman
Olivo
Ree Thompson
Dave Gray
Latta jail overhaul urged amid decaying facilities
Griffin cites collapsing jail infrastructure with rusted radiators leaking toilets and obsolete plumbing. He notes the courthouse needs repair while recounting his own office repainting funded by himself, as inmates occupy the jail beyond its capacity. Local visitors and residents are referenced in a crowded note.
Deaths and jail debate fill Ada newspaper page
Obituary notices for William A Hall Annie Lee Stall William A Head Ethel Perry Margaret Coon Miles Daniel Faulkenberry and others appear alongside a detailed discussion of remodeling the Ada County jail. Officials debate cell numbers security features and visiting areas amid plans to reduce capacity while preserving safety and supervision.
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Sten Sain
Allen Baker
Department
Economic Research Service
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Vanne Northam
Bart Jones
Clavenee Markham
Valley View Hospital
Heavy Jones
Mark Nelson
John Bruin
Jim Magee
Jimmy Wheat
Muskoges
Solu Bruin
Governor Hall
Tulsa
Tham
Taalle
Latta
Joy
Cledes Grissom
Margaret Payner
Edd
Robert
Jim
Roff
Beverly Walker
Emilee Presley
Ricky
Randy
Bob Brown
Pete Ramay
Debbert Gurloff
Bobby Millican
Lula Knighton
Odd Fellows Hall
Dc. Kirk
Fred Blay
Burl Phillips
Lewis Kroth
L. A
Nix
William A. Hall
Adar
Criswell Funeral Home
Annie
Lee Stall
Adar Rsident
William A. Head
Adas
Smith Funeral Home
Ethel Perry
Strat
Pickard Funeral Home
Margaret Coon
Aca
Miles Daniel Faulken- Berry
William A. Goyne
Hades
Tey
Ehige
Pontotoc County
Olive
National Automobile Dealers Association
Diao Iadhizaih
Arie
Eba Lipachiten
Cat
Couign
Aurelie
N.a.da