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25 Mar 1971
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Ada Weekly News in Ada, Oklahoma
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
1
NAACP Chapter Plans Program With Film Event
The NAACP chapter outlines a program featuring a Martin Luther King Jr. film and guest speakers including George Amwell and Thomason. Activists plan a community meeting at Knights, highlighting efforts for treatment and remembrance of violence victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacional
Martin Father Cog
Knights Mesting
Cevier Buding
George
Thomason
Anc Remhipan
Pghts
Winrock bulls named new super sires in cattle show
The Register of Merit lists Winrock bred bulls as new Super Sires reflecting strong lines from Tex Real Onward and related sires. Noted descendants include individuals such as Tex Real Danned 19 and Onward 2, with awards at events like the Western Stock Show and Milwaukee shows. The article highlights breeding success, heritage tests, and the rising status of “Super Sire” titles in cattle circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelva
Jo Ee Wikaimy
Gu Angian
Hayes
Tex Real
I Suddier Tarn Balin
Eni
HD Real
Winnue& Farms
Ares Beng and Spas
Res Aly
L Ouaard
Tvlornauinal
Mibiuign Wissens and
Dairshiers
Faris
Orward
County Roundup Results Listed at Pontoloc Connig
County roundup results list 22 boys and 6 girls participated in the cone tea. Winners in the roundup include various demonstrations talks and coop talks led by named individuals such as Grex Nanney Larry Treas Ronny Hunt Cindy Yahaie Pam McMillis and others across multiple schools and age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontoloc Connig
van Feld
Maren
Avuaila
In & Trates
Frem
Syd
Larry Treas
Ronny Hunt
Tates
Ran Maughouse
Ada
Greg Wanney
Mere
Bessel Gray
Fadla
Rocer Reeves
Mebishi
Gary LaGrone
Stonewad
Ind
Terry Bates
Byng
Cooperativn
Wayne Peron
Nadas
Summers
Lalls
Prive
Latta
Teeeiaa Huta Melia
Maco
Susan Mackay
MeLish
Siue
Venay Wallers
Tammy Formel
Laila
Mayes
Mebish
Gulie Nemuchoh
Tory Jalisum
Willava
Pdrmels Medillian
Willard
Arn
Bobbi Penn
Adan Joins Junior Angus Club Membership
An applicant named Adan becomes a junior member of the Angus Club. The record notes Ern Rovort FK Reltel and 18 Nias Hoon as associated figures, with mentions of arceited jurors and eligibility rules for future full membership. Other fragmented lines reference dates, locations, and governance terms, but provide no clear event details beyond junior membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan
Angus Club
Rovort FK Reltel
Nias
America
Mab
Suerhaudiey
Legion plans new building amid contentious bids
Citizens clash over a proposed new structure as the Legion weighs a special property sale. Officials discuss funding from the sale and consider eligibility rules for participation while naming the planning committee and timeline.
Jury nears end of second week
Jury nears end of second week as witnesses were called and the defense pressed the case. The proceedings included testimony about the government and a group of seven witnesses presenting their accounts, with March dates and other procedural notes mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Sis
Ena Ifuts
Oakman remembers its early stores and school
Mrs Mildra Lee recalls Oakman history from 1864 through modern times. She notes the Reed and Harrison store, Main and Bewser Ragland streets, Oakman’s growth with a railroad in 1401, the first one room school, later two larger buildings, annexation to Ryng in 1965, a cemetery started 1881, and current life with one store, gas pumps, a church, and lingering Oakman road presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flese
Reed
George Harrison
Oakmadn
Mal
Oakham
Nso
Davenport
Ron Dr Cox
Oie Rao
Mgm
Fisey Railroad
Ler High
Lott Sante
Fiat
Soite
Ada Hut Oakson
Oakman
Dra Wommack
Oakman Road
George Carter
Wiles
Francis
J. W. Berryman
Feeders Day at OSU Promotes Science of Animal Waste
OSU hosts Feeders Day on Friday March 2A with media viewing and demonstrations on modern processing and waste control. Speakers include Gy Hiller, head of the department of sail ace and industry, and the event aims to attract hundreds to see technical exhibits and agricultural innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayaine
Brad
Vadle
Gna
Elsvision
Gene
Gy Hiller
Sail Ace and Industry
Tobacco Output Seen Decline Under Tightened Controls
U S tobacco growers project a 6 percent drop in total plantings to about 248.1 million acres this year as tighter annual quotas and export outlooks bite. Kentucky, Tennessee, western North Carolina and other states report reductions of about 4,400 acres. Total tobacco supply is expected around 5.4 billion pounds for the 1971-72 marketing year, with per capita cigarette use likely steady or up slightly. Page 3 continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Amir
USDA
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Labacco
Iris Seer
Culpul Ari
Ihab Wold Sagan
Nest Guston
Wildlife Week Proclaimed Amid Environmental Concerns
Governor David Hail proclaims March 2 32 as Wildlife Week in Ouahame to mark observance by the National Wildlife Federation. He urges Okkahereans to reflect on pollution industrial expansion and land development harming wildlife populations. Director Farell Copean stresses the need to protect wildlife as essential to environmental health and notes over 16 species at risk due to water pollution pesticides and unplanned development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oralherea
David Hail
Ouahame
Wetinrral
Mzorad
National Wildlife Federation
Hail
Farell Copean
Oklayama
Wildlife Conservation
Dion
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Mew
Bil
Pepys
Psn
Espaltmein
Avimals
Catils
Catinss
Labia
VW 2
Voeker
Wanes
Ronnee Ay Wick
Beales
Ais
Jim Fuems
Wall
Tatch Morgan
Duary
Emeiwitl
Lareyy
Hid
Spuys
NAACP
Winrock Bulls
Fis Sims
Fineliare
MIA Total Versternager
Trucans
Gres
Huairens
Liestack Expo
Feria
Aps
Rosseeve
Hester
Ord
Kathe Madson
Waren
Micken Talla
Kaliy Bowes
Mel
Tonna Carter
Bese
Olena Tress
Cyplen
Lalla
Marea Tall
Cindy Parcow
Stone
Melissa Green
Stayiore
MaLish
Vi ‘Vass
Dri Girls
Lar - Gubadeard
Hull
Qod - Rae Nell Langley
Stonewell
Sed
Mosnaedt
Vatks
Is ‘Jaman
Mylar
Mebieh
Ria Holurson
Ficif
Drd Dev
Legion
Metphnys
Enne
Ariens
Livatrny
Boca
Allen
Hiward Maxey Post
Fermi Bandalpi
Pest
Servie Aiffeor
Mrs. Mildra Lee
Jess Berryman
Osu
Washington
Jewhal
Blsaker
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