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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1958

Page

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First Sale in Ada Marks New Oklahoma Feeder Pig Era

The Ada Livestock Auction hosted Oklahoma's first cooperative feeder pig sale, with 525 pigs sold for 11,256.28. Buyers from across and beyond the state attended, and 21 buyers participated. The Papalotac Coal County Livestock Association sponsored the event, chaired by Leonard Young.

Pontotoc Coal Counties Oklahoma Ada Papalotac- Coal County Dale McDonald Allen J. C. Hillier Oklahoma State University Stillwater H. G .Hoot Elijah Oklahoma Hamopshire Breeding Association Oklahoma City Eliie Smallwood Murray State Colle Otis Parker Charlie Hogan University of Oklahoma Norman Halley Bailey

Third Annual Stonewall Day Set June 8

The third annual Stonewall Day is planned for June 8 at the Sportsmen's Club park, north of Stonewall. Mrs. Anna Young, secretary of the sponsoring group, invites Stonewall residents and those from nearby towns to attend, with lunch around 1:30 pm and an afternoon of visiting. Last year drew about 500 attendees.

Stonewall Anna Young Sportsmen's Club Park

Beefsteaks Made to Order in OSU Tests

OSU researchers in Stillwater report that restricting concentrate in steer rations can raise lean meat yield and reduce fat. In a direct fed comparison, full-fed steers produced 55.1 percent lean meat while limited-fed yielded 57.4 percent lean. Carcass fat dropped from 35.6 percent to 27.7 percent under limited feeding. Taste tests are pending but surveys show housewives prefer leaner cuts.

Stillwater Oklahoma Itatian

Bugs and Weeds Add to Hazards Of Summer Driving

Oklahoma safety official warns drivers of increased risks this season from insects and weed growth. Bees and hornets seen in cars cause dangerous distractions. motorists should pull over to kill pests. Weeds at rural intersections create blind crossings. reduce speed and stop early to avoid collisions. Dust clouds signal approaching vehicles obscured by vegetation.

Oklahoma Jim Lookabaugh Lockabaugh

Jessie Lee Poses Odd Birthday Riddle Blues

Lilley of Stonewall claimed 83 birthdays at 82 years old prompting reader puzzlement. Jessie Lee replies that Lilley counts his birth day as the first birthday. The column asks how many people ever lived with no birthday, inviting reader solutions.

Lilley Stonewall Francis H. L. Kelley Jessie Lee Lee Simon Mr. Lilley Woo Mr. Lee

Shearing Begins in Pontotoc County

The Pontotoc County sheep shearing season starts as W. L. Weir of Fort Worth leads his crew through the area. Early reports place operations in the Fitzhugh region with plans to continue across the county this week, signaling spring's arrival.

Jean Pontotoc County W. L. Weir Fort Worth Fitznugh

Rhynes Heads Pontotoc Soil Conservation Board

Dr. Willard Rhynes of Stonewall was elected chairman of the Pontotoc County Soil Conservation District board at an organizational meeting Tuesday morning. Ad Bumpers was named vice chairman and C Buxton secretary. Drexel Sales and Jimmie Thomas joined as members. The group plans regular monthly meetings on the second Tuesday evening.

Willard Rhynes Stonewall Board of Supervisors Pontotoc County

Cellar Party Goes White Tie in Galey Home

Summers Chapel reports a formal cellar affair hosted by the M. R. Tucker family in Galey during a spring tornado season. A guest had just come from a banquet in Ada and hadn't time to change.

M. R. Tuckers Galey Summers Chapel Tucker Cellar Ada

Safe Driving Awards Given to Local Carriers

Postmaster W. W. Campbell presented 28 year safe driving awards to rural mail carriers Ora C. Morris and Wesley Chaddick in a ceremony here. The honors honor accident free driving and were issued in cooperation with the National Safety Council.

Stonewall W. W. Campbell Ora C. Morris Wesley Chaddick National Safety Council

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. T. Ray Lightning Ridge Ray Osborn Bagwill Missouri-Arkansas Hailey Ada Livestock Aw Sportsmen's Park Rhynes SCD State Board Charley Evans Soil Conservation Service
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