Retired Gaar Corner Rancher backs ASC Soil Bank plan
Henry Little of near Gaar Corner champions the Soil Bank program as he describes long term benefits. He has farmed there since 1916 and converted 180 acres to alfalfa clover and Bluestem under Soil Bank rules. Little notes ponds funded by government aid and his own investments, along with cover crops protecting the land for future generations.
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Little
Gaar
ASC Soil Bank
Henry Little
Near Gaar Corner
ASC
Soil Bank
Uncle Sam
Soil Conservation Service
Sam
Tornado Strikes Oil Center and Konawa Area
Two tornadoes hit near Oil Center and west of Konawa causing one indirect death and seven injuries. Red Cross set up disaster relief as 15 homes suffered major damage with three total losses and damage pegged at about 60 thousand dollars.
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W. L. Knickmeyer
Andy White
North Center
Oil Center
Ada
Konawa
Sacred Heart Mission
Clifford Lamb
Wanda
Donald
Phyllis
Valley View Hospital
Lambs
Ronald
Dewey Cox
Floyd Burk
Red Cross
Pontotoc County
Survey Work Progress on Upper Blue River Project
Bob Curtis reports the six man surveying crew on the Upper Blue River Watershed Project is about halfway through. The program started in 1957 by the Conservancy District and runs from Pontotoc County headwaters to Johnston County. Four months of field work has been done on Leader Creek and Middle Clear Boggy with smooth cooperation, aiming for completion around September 1.
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Bob Curtis
Upper Blue River
Conservancy District
Pontotoc County
Johnston County
Bob Says
Leader Creek
Middle Clear
Upper
Blue
Bob
Broiler Show at East Central Ends Pontotoc 1960 Project
The Pontotoc County 4 H Broiler Project wrapped its 1960 season May 5 at East Central College Ada. Forty 4 H youths exhibited about 200 broilers with thirty Ada sponsors in attendance. Wayland Pennington and Mike Tiffin of Vanoss won Grand and Reserve Champion awards.
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Broiler
East Central
Pontotoc County
Wayland Pennington
Mike Tiffin
Vaness
Student Union
Artie Spencer
Oklahoma City
John West
OSU Poultry Science Department
East Central College
Howard Canada
Melvin Leflett
C. R. Anthony Company
Ada
Dennis Harris
Dennis
Howard
Francis
Car Smashes Into Freight Train Killing One Student
A joyride ended in tragedy when a car rammed a Frisco freight at Ash and Fourteenth. Jerry Bruhin 19 died instantly. Joe Bob Bowles 20 and Elbert Allen Humphrey 19 were pulled from the wreck and listed in fair condition at Valley View Hospital Thursday morning with severe lacerations.
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George Gurley
East Central College
Ash
Fourteenth
Jerry Bruhin
R. J. Bruhin
Byng
Joe Bob Bowles
Elbert Allen Humphrey
Bowles
Valley View Hospital
Tornado fears and family visits link Ada area notes
Oklahoma City visitors Jack Vandever and family checked in with relatives Thursday to Friday while awaiting word on local tornado damage. The Ada region paper outlines social calls, hospital updates, rain, frost concerns, and prayers for healing as residents discuss dangers and faith.
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Jack Vandever
Paula Kay
Mary Pat
Oklahoma City
G. W. Vandever
Rae Garrett
Pug Garrett
Sondra
Effie Morris
N. C. Garrett
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