Oklahoma Cattlemen Highlight Beef Industry Convention
The 10th annual Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association convention in Tulsa will spotlight the beef cattle industry across three counties Stonewall Roff and Allen. Fred Craddock says the event will address marketing production and post slaughter stages while noting the dominance of chain stores in beef sales.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa Dee
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association
Mayor Hotel
Tulsa
Fred Craddock
Pawhuska
Craddock
Association
W. R. Brannan
Marietta
Henry C. Hitch Jr
Guymon
Wray Finney
Fort Cobb
George Borelli
Kingfisher
Clark Moore
Novata
Ralph E. Barley
Knowles
George KR. Reid
Oklahoma City
Ada
Stonewall
Roff
Allen
Farm-Ranch Club Plans Feed Tour
Adj Farm and Ranch Club members will tour three large scale southern county feedlots on November 17 starting at 1 30 p m at the Turner Brown feedlot near Hickory The tour includes the Weldon and Stanford ranches and Reeves plant to view silage and grain based operations A panel of six feedlot operators will discuss methods and benefits for cattle gains Dr Williams notes local feedlot operations have quadrupled in recent years and researchers plan to compare outcomes
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Adj Farm and Ranch Club
Don Williams
Turner-Brown
Hickory
Weldon
Vowell Stanford
Stanfords
Reeves
Williams
Reeves Plant
4 H Banquet Set at East Central State College
The Pantatae County 44 Achievement Banquet will be held November 19 at 7 pm in the Student Union Ballroom East Central State College. The event honors 4 H boys and girls with notable achievements and recognizes outstanding work in the program.
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East Central State College
Student Union
Planners Set Talks At Homer
A new meeting on the pros and cons of Metropolitan Area Planning and Zoning was scheduled for November 14 at 7 30 pm in Homer School. Attendees from nearby communities, about 100 residents, have already attended two prior sessions in Ahloso and Latta. J A Richardson chairs the Master Planning Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and will preside, with METROPOLITAN Area Planning and Zoning Commission members present. Bob Lehr, a planner, will handle most questions and the program presentation.
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Homer “School
al Ahloso
Latta
J. A. Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Area Planning and Zoning Commission
Bob Lehr
James Lee Watters
First Baptist Church of
Ada
Darlene Rayburn
Vaness
R. M.cummings
Warren Fulton
J. W. Standridge
Tishomingo Goose Hunting Season Improves
Predictions for a bumper Oklahoma goose season gain support from results in major hunting areas. In Tishomingo, near the waterfowl refuge, opening day brought 82 geese killed, followed by 24 the next day. About 160 hunters checked in the first day. 25 blinds exist around feed fields. A new rule restricts hunters to eight shells per day, aiming to curb wild shooting. The public area is closed on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Oklahoma
Tishomingo
Thhe
Twas
State Wildlife Commission
Pecan Growers Groan Over Second Straight Drought
Pontotoc County suffers a severe pecan drought with the crop falling short for the second year. Growers blame insects and birds, noting some nuts are picked clean by wildlife. County agent Cy Hailey endorses clean cultivation and fertilization, with limited spraying options.
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Pontotoc County
Pve
Henry Briscoe
Briscoe
H. W. Guderian
Guderian Produce
Guderian
Pontotoc
Cy Hailey
A.C. Griffith
Vaness
Griffith
John Skinner
Fittstown
Hailey
Bellmon leads Ada area but Pontotoc backs Atkinson
Pontotoc County rejects Bellmon in a split race with Ada precincts showing Bellmon support. Most communities stay with the Democratic candidate while small pockets at North Stonewall Beebe Union Valley Oakman and Fittstown swing toward Atkinson. Wednesday morning tallies reveal active Republican effort in the Teaunty despite overall trends.
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Henry Bellmon
Pontotoc County
Ada
Bellmon
Atkinson
North Stonewall
Bebee
Union Valley
Oakman
Fittstown
Allen High School paper shows journalism in action
Allen High School’s Mustang staff of 25 publishes an eight to twelve page paper. Mrs. Jack Cagle leads Typing U and oversees roles from editor to cartoonist, with reporters in every class and clubs like FHA band and Pep Club contributing stories. Senior Spotlight features and gossip columns fill the pages.
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Allen
Studens
Mustang
Jack Cagle
Irom
Ers
Ugh
Karen Juan
Janet Borders
Eithree
Lan Vandeveer
Stephanie Sedlacek
Karen Julian
Vanoss Students Attend Night Biology Classes at EC State
A select group from Vanoss High School began Thursday night biology study at East Central State College. Night courses cover thlerobiology and radiation biology. Attending students include Jackie McGallard, Jo Gasaway, Jo Shackelford, Myra Nell Garrett, Helen Cox, Glenda Willoughby, Don L. Sliger, Gary Stone, Kenneth Bolin, Lawrence Archer, and Henry Blankenship.
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Vanoss High School
East Central State College
Jackie McGallard
Jo Gasaway
Jo and Shackelford
Myra Nell Garrett
Helen Cox
Glenda ‘Willoughby
Don L.sliger
Gary Stone
Kenneth Bolin
Lawrence Archer
Henry Blankenship
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PMA Menenee
Vie Lake
Luke
Hir
Allen City
Bill Broderick
Broderick
Pontatoc County
Joe Palmer
City Hall
Main Street
Tra Hale
Hale
Rolf
Homer
Vic Luke
Alten
Rofs
Marilyn Thomas
Charles Crabtree
Allen High
Longtime Baptist Church
Vanoss
Midland
L. R. Mitchell
W. P. Sturgis
0. J. Rayburn
Jack Owen
W. R. Petty
Walter Crow
C. C. Sulley
James Watters
Ed Thompson
Larry Tickenor
Robert Brashears
Mic Looney
Mack Peak
Gene Pack
Allen High School
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