Money at Work in Soil Stewardship and Conservation
A column argues money is not dirty, yet conservation groups must better show farmers how profits rise with land care. It compares stewardship to business, notes farmers fear costly tactics, and offers a parable of profitable pasture management to boost adoption among dirt farmers and ranchers. The piece presses for profit-minded conservation to win farmer support and preserve land value.
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Heaven
Sorsbery
Roots of Hatred Lesson for June 2 1957
A study on Arab Jewish strife traces hatred to inherited quarrels and personal resentments. The piece links Jacob and Esau to modern conflicts, noting parental division, biased favoritism, and jealousy as roots of hate. It cites biblical events, warns against harboring hate, and stresses consequences of unchecked animosity.
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Jacob
Esau
Isaac
Rebekah
Division of Christian Education
Na- In
Community Press Service
Beidler and Beidler Vigilante Tales Prevail in Old West
Book review highlights the Beidler narrative from Virginia City Montana Territory era. It traces Beidler and companions who pursued road agents, then details Ellin Berlin’s Silver Plate rags to riches saga of Louise Mackay and John Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Sts
Henry Plummer
Plummer
U. S
John Xavier Beidler
X. Beidler
Beicher
Beicler
Western Frontier Library of the
University of Oklahoma Press
Norman
Helen Fitzgerald Sanders
William H. Bertsche Jr
Beidler
Strug
Virginia City
Montana Territory
Pele
New York
John Mackay
Ellin Berlin
Louise Mackay
Doubleday
Garden City
Louise
London
Paris
John
W. L. Rnaickmeyer
Mrs Boyd Ponder on sick list after heart attack
Mrs. Boyd Ponder remains on the sick list following a heart attack suffered several weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Martin McFarland and their baby Wayne of Los Angeles visited Mr and Mrs Leo McNineh and family Thursday.
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Boyd Ponder
Ponder
Martin McFarland
Wayne
Los Angeles
Leo
McNineh
Marvin Clay
Worstell
Mrs
Marley Clay
Family x
Fragments of Humor and Quips From a Vintage Page
A collage of jokes and witticisms from a historic newspaper page. It features streetcar banter about tickets and delays, doctors and suspenders, travel mishaps, room for laughs about cars and shopping, plus quips about soldiers, taxis, and daily life. The piece preserves the period voice and light tone through short punchlines and character sketches.
Personal Record Keeping Advice For Legal Readiness
A practical guide urges individuals to compile a household notebook detailing births, marriages, property, debts, assets, and contacts. It recommends listing dates, places, licenses, deeds, wills, insurance, tax records, and education to ease proof of citizenship, age, and benefits, noting both personal and family history for ready reference.
Vaness News Highlights Local Social Ties
Vaness reporting lists visits and travel among residents including Miss Florence Jackson in Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and families in Steinole, and trips to Stratford and Ada For weekend gatherings Mr. and Mrs Vernon Gasaway host and attend with Glen Smith and Nettie Childers The group heads to Frederick for wheat work and Jo Gasaway rides in the Stratford rodeo parade
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Florence Jackson
Oklahoma City
Frank Rogers
Vernon Gasaway
Seminole
Glen .Smith
Clarence Davis
Nettie Childers
Vanonss
Stratford
R. B. Tiffin
Pat
Mike
Myrlene
Kinsey
Filo McConnel
Betty Mack
Claude Johnson
Tommy
Sammy
Jo Gasaway
Ada High awards extended after Wednesday assembly
Ada High School announced additional honors following the annual awards event. Carrie Lou Hudson earned the American Classical League top award while certificates went to Ted Hedrick Edward Gwin Pat Chapman and Nancy Lambert. Kent Kidwell won an Oklahoma University scholarship after a Tri-State Band Festival judges offer in Enid and a separate Ohio University offer from the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada High School
American Classical League of America
Carrie Lou Hudson
Ted Hedrick
Edward Gwin
Pat Chapman
Nancy Lambert
Kent Kidwell
Oklahoma University
Enid
Ohio University
Oklahoma lawmakers end session with surge of local bills and gas tax
The Oklahoma legislature winds down amid a flood of local bills and a proposed emergency one cent per gallon gasoline tax. Gov Gary seeks passage to fund flood damage repairs, with potential $5 million through seven months, while many local measures defy constitutional notice rules.
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Aly
Gary
May
Senate
House
Mae Q. Williamson
Oklahoma
Kenneral
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ADA Times
Democrat
W. D. Little
W. L. Knickmeyer
Ada
The
News Publishing and Frinting Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Samatoes County Enterprise
Ada Star
Ada Times-Democrat
Ada Evening News
Ada Weekly News
Pontotoc
Adjoinme
Cudities
Okla
Dial
Tes Press
EEE TS
Martha Mote
Oscar Hammerstein
Vasséras
Sweden
New York City
Manhattan
Informatict Era
Israel
Dr Foreman
Jaca
Billy Sunday
Historinans
Tacob
Oklahoma Bar Association
Flood
Richard Wheeler
Frigidaire
Sin
Minnie B. Shafer
Bill Vaughn
John Lubbock
Averbury
Vaness
James Keiley
Steinole
J. Meeks
Steve
Stanley Rogers
Leo McNinch
A. L. McNinch
Willie 'O Ninen
Mervin Briggs
Pays
James Briggs
Glen
Luther McKinley
C. D. Davis
Loren Patton
Lilly Alford
Frederick, Okla
Ada High
Capitol
Oklahoma Press Association
Ben Blackstock
Oklahoma Press Agen
Isoorea
Electrc
Watts
Per Nour
Og&e
OKLAHOMA. GAS_ AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
North Broadway
Euiisa
ACK
UP Bottling CO
W. Maln
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