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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1975

Page

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Oklahoma dairymen eligible to vote on USDA referendum

Dairymen in 25 Oklahoma counties may vote in a USDA referendum on merging six federal milk marketing orders in Texas into one order and expanding marketing areas. Eligible voters must have supplied milk during January 1975, per Agricultural Marketing Service officials.

Oklahoma U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Texas Agricultural Marketing Service C. E. Dunham Dallas North Texas Austin- Waco Central West Texas Corpus Christi San Antonio South Texas Dunham AMS Associated Milk Producers, Inc

Stonewall Day Reunion Set for June 8 at Stonewall

The 20th Annual Stonewall Day Reunion will be June 8 at the Sportsman's Club Lake Stonewall. Residents and former residents from Jesse Tupelo Lula Owl Creek Union Valley Fittstown Frisco invited. Picnic starts 1 PM and Oscar Wardlow chairs with Anna Young secretary treasurer.

Sportsman's Club Stonewall Jesse Tupelo Lula Owl Creek Union Valley Fittstown Frisco Oscar Wardlow Anna Young

Union Valley Extension Homemakers Meet at Beulah Elmore Home

The Union Valley Extension Homemakers gathered Friday at Beulah Elmore's home with Le Moine Crabtree presiding. Medruth Moshie led a devotional and roll call featured an Oklahoma Indian food custom.

Union Valley Extension Beulah Elmore Le-Moine Crabtree Medruth Moshie

FTC Founded in 1914 During Wilson Administration

The Federal Trade Commission traces its origin to 1914 under President Woodrow Wilson, created to curb unfair business practices and promote consumer protection across the United States.

Federal Trade Commission Woodrow Wilson

Oklahoma FFA honors record 373 State Farmer Degree recipients

At the 49th annual Oklahoma State FFA convention on the Oklahoma State University campus 373 graduates from 186 communities earned the State Farmer Degree. Average age nears 18 with a total net worth of about 3.6 million dollars and farming investments totaling 3.4 million dollars across the group.

Stillwater Future Farmers of America Oklahoma State University FFA Okla Homa’s Oklahoma

Bumper harvests may force down prices

The Agriculture Department says the 1975 harvests could push commodity prices lower and cut U.S. farm exports to about 18 billion dollars in 1975-76, a decline from 22 billion this year. Shipments rise about 19 percent, with Japan and Western Europe forecast as major buyers while China and the Soviet Union show mixed outlooks.

Washington U.S Agriculture Department Department Japan Europe Soviet Union People’s Republic of China

New Safe Mosquito Control Tested in Several States

An environmentally safe method uses Ree simermis nielseni a water born nematode that parasitizes mosquito larvae. Lab and field tests show 50 to 100 percent control with no recurring applications. ARS researchers produce millions of nematodes weekly for evaluation while EPA reviews approval as a third generation pesticide.

U.S . Department of Agriculture USDA Louisiana Maryland William R. Nickle Agricultural Research Service ARS Reesimermis Nielseni R. Nielseni Nickle Skeeter Te Ars Gulf Coast Mosquito Research Lab Lake Charles James Petersen Beltsville Agricultural Research Center Bob Bellinger Pat Pilitt New York New Jersey Massachusetts Maine Fairfax Bilogical Laboratory, Inc Clinton Corners N. Y Environmental Protection Agency Aproval

Grand Lake o the Cherokees and Green Country Recreation

Northeastern Oklahoma's Green Country centers on Grand Lake o the Cherokees created by Pensacola Dam near Langley. Five recreation areas along the Grand Lake shoreline offer camping boating and fishing, with luxury Shangri La on Monkey Island. Nearby Lake Hudson Snowdale Spavinaw Salina and Buffalo Ranch attract history buffs and outdoor lovers alike.

Miami Green Country Oklahoma Kansas Grand Lake Cherokee Disney Vinita Bernice Grove Honey Creek Twin Bridges Gand Lake Monkey Island Grand Markham Locust Grove Locust Snowdale Pryor Spavinaw Salina Jay Saliona Jean Pierre Chouteau Chouteau France Vinita and Harbor Village Buffalo Ranch Afton

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