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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1971

Page

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Francis Oklahoma Began With Frisco Rail Route

The town of Francis formed around a Frisco Railroad route in 1900 and grew from a cotton plantation site. Early boosters led a Wigwam newspaper edition listing needs like oil, a city hall, cement mill, and electric lights alongside a 17,000 dollar monthly payroll. Notable pioneers include E Henson Tom West and C W Fisher, with civic leaders L H Davis and R G Davis shaping Francis through banking, stores, and services. Today Francis supports three churches and a continuing Frisco presence with agents and aging residents, valued for neighborliness and community care.

Altha Attebery Francis Frisco The Wigwam Euphoniaus Oklahoma Denison Texas Oklahoma City Clark

Australia expands agriculture amid rising feed grain plantings

A Foreign Agricultural Service weekly report says Australia boosted barley oats and sorghum plantings after 1967-68 drought. Sorghum output grows with good rains. Japan seeks more Australian feed, while U.S. exports face new competition and stockpiles lag. The report notes early schemes to grow grain sorghum in the north and west, aided by Japanese buyers, though substantial production remains unrealized.

Foreign Agricultural Service Australia Tralia U.S Japan Agricul Erium Graviture Department Morenver United States Addiion Northern Territory Western Australia FAS Washington Feed Agriculture Department

Weighmaster School Set for Cowmen

Livestock people across the state have received invitations to Oklahoma's first weigh master training school.

Weighmaster Oklahoma

Final session outlines livestock weighing training in Lawton

Sessions in Tulsa Oklahoma City and Woodward lead to a final meeting at the Holiday Inn Lawton Marion L Marshall area supervisor of USDA s packers and stockyards administration Fort Worth says the schools are a short course in livestock weighing The pilot program sponsored jointly by state and federal weighing officials aims to improve weighing procedures through education Subjects include proper scale installation correct weighing practices and maintenance of Hyestsch scales Officials from Oklahoma state agencies and the USDA will discuss federal weighing programs Invitations were sent to more than 40 livestock scale owners market operators dealers packers feedlot operators weigh masters and county agents to emphasize weight as a key factor in animal value and to minimize weighing errors.

Marion L. Marshall USDA Packers and Stockyards Administration Fort Worth Marshall Sam M. Copeland P & SA H. K E. Sharp Oklahoma Department of Agriculture Statte H. K. Sharp Sharp

Officials plan investigation into Canadian meat shipment

The Agriculture Department will send a representative to Canada to assess if some Canadian meat headed for the United States is third country beef from Australia and New Zealand. Washington fears Canada may resume unrestrained exports, despite U S measures, amid shifting markets and drought-driven cattle movements.

Washington Agriculture Department Canada United States Australia New Zealand U.S USDA Monde Staal New Zea United Kingdom

Department to prune meat and dairy commodity reports

The Agriculture Department plans a second overhaul of farm commodity reporting reducing about 700 annual reports. The Statistical Reporting Service proposes 120 reports covering meat animals dairy poultry and cold storage products with comments invited until August 1. Overhaul follows last year’s changes for field crops fruit and nuts.

Don Kendall Washington Agriculture Department Dcal Pri SRS

Roff honors Coach Hoover at community party

Roff students and parents celebrated Coach Don Hoover with a covered dish supper in the Education Building of the Roff United Methodist Church. Awards were given to multiple Tigers including Danny Moore and Butch McCurdy for Fighting Tiger and Most Valuable Player honors, with wall plaques inscribed for the coach and players.

Roff Eoach Donald Hoover Roff United Methodist Pat Brusier Fredj Rosa Weber Pat Bruster Cindy Williams Joyce Gadeberry Janice

Vanoss Students Win Oklahoma History Awards

Secretary of State John Rogers announced that 11 Vanoss High School students Bertie Varmer Lynda Golden Donna Hisan Rhonda Holland Debra Joel Shirley Melton Sheery Wall Debbie Willoughby Russell Eaves Doug Grissom Everett Taylor will receive the Secretary of State award for excellence in Oklahoma history. Rogers praised their achievement and noted the awards honor pioneer traditions and citizenship.

John Rogers Vanoss High School Secretary of State Oklahoma Bertie Varmer Lynda Golden Donna Hisan Rhonda Holland Debra Joel Shirley Melton Sheery Wall Debbie Willoughby Russell Eaves Doug Grissom Everett Taylor Rogers

Memorial Day Services at Maxwell Cemetery

The Rev. Glenn Eaves of the Oj Center Pentecostal Holiness Church will lead Memorial Day services at Maxwell Cemetery, northwest of Ada. The program starts at 2 p.m. Donations from relatives buried there may be arranged through Mary E. Cox or Hansa Burl, both of Ada Route 2. All are invited to attend.

Glenn Eaves Oj Center Pentecostal ‘Holiness Church Maxwell Cemetery Ada Mary E. Cox Rt. 2 Hanse Burl Rt 2

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Sambre Woods L. R. Clark Round House E. Henson Tom West England Tom West A. Goetter Grand Leader Orrin Nelson C. W. Fisher Carson Lumber Co L. H Lit)Davis Harvey Rating H.R. Heehastrasser Tansger Earnest Matthews Clellin Scorggins Jerry Scroggins Decry Kelloy John J. McCoole Leroy Harris Isom Harris Frisco Railroad Ronnie Gracey Florence Harold Mae Howard Howard Town Church of Christ Dale Dales Maying Francis, Oklahoma McAlester Consumer and Marketing Yards Periogenes Tulsa Woodward Holiday Inn Lawton San Antonio Clifford M. Hardin Department Don Hoover Tulley Reta Swarb Kay Kelly Karan Lawson Marilynn Harrison Rejena Harrison Paul McCurdy Dale ‘Fairchilds Mike Rayroondd Lait Homer Cherry Sue Morrison Bill Williams Mark Alvin Tidwell Bubba Laura Linda Orvil Bruster Cathy Cotton Warthow Carla Connie Tom Ivey Vickie Marlow James Wingard Sandy Monroe Fennell Pattie Karl Weber Johnny Brad Vanoss
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