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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1955

Page

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State Vet Warns Stockmen Bangs Certification Is Coming

Oklahoma cattlemen heard that the county will seek Bangs free certification and must act now. Dr. M N Riemenschneider urged readiness as Bangs disease remains a top bovine problem. The talk covered testing, sale of reactors, and calf vaccination with dairy cattle at four months and beef cattle at four to twelve months.

M. N. Riemenschneider Pontotoc County Bureau Dr. Riemenschneider Oklahoma F. W. Hansen

Annual Blairs production sale clears 46 head for 31560

In a 16 year effort the Blairs held their first production sale drawing 300 buyers. A total of 46 Polled Hereford cattle sold for 31460 dollars with an average of 683.91. Top price went to Domestic B Mischief 11th at 5575 dollars sold to H. H. Stock Farm Hollister Mo. Winnie B Woodrow 1st heifer brought 1500 dollars bought by Otho Grimes Tulsa.

Lester Blair Wesley Blairs Domestic B Mischief H. H. Stock Farm Hollister Winnie B Woodrow Otho Grimes Tulsa Blair Ivan Blair Ranch At Center

Pies and Parks Benefit Roff High Fundraiser

PIES were converted into parks at a high school gym event in Roff raising 480.49 for the Park Improvement Fund. The Roff Sportsmen's Club also gained 75 from a TV quiz show won by eighth grader Kathleen Harris and sixth grader Roger Potts.

Park Improvement Fund Sportsmen's Club Roff Roff Sportsmen's Club Kathleen Harris Roger Potts

Blairs Lead Top Oklahoma Polled Hereford Sale

The Blairs dominated Oklahoma Polled Hereford results with a top sale this year as buyers from six states including Texas Missouri Colorado Nebraska and New Mexico participated. Jimmie Thomas of the Thomas Ranch Ada bought three lots C C Buxton Horseshoe Ranch took a top bull Elwood Kingery Ada purchased Blair heifers. The Blairs began in 1939 with one bull and five heifers andbuilt a growing herd through steady breeding.

Oklahoma Blairs Texas Missouri Colorado Nebraska New Mexico Jimmie Thomas Thomas Ranch Ada C. C. Buxton Horseshoe Ranch Elwood Kingery Blair

Cotton Storage Is No Problem In County Nowadays

Oklahoma cotton growers and ginners face storage shortages as warehouses remain full with 1954 cotton. Senators Monroney and Kerr propose using state fairground buildings in Oklahoma City to relieve the bottleneck. In Pontotoc County only one gin remains at Stonewall and shipments go to Sherman Texas with ample storage and no trouble selling.

Oklahoma Mike Monroney Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma City Pontotoc County Stonewall Sherman Tex

Oklahoma Study Adds Endrin and Heptachlor for 1955 Cotton Insects

The Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station report states endrin and heptachlor were added to the 1955 cotton insecticide list. Both chemicals provided effective boll weevil and boll worm control in 1954 field tests.

Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station

Frisco Rodeo Wagon Nicknamed The Creepy Creep

In Frisco locals report the black hearse named The Cree p is used to pull a horse trailer for rodeos. Driver Bob Byrd gave rides to his sister Melba and Pat Ellis last Sunday, but the girls refused Sunday night saying The Creep was too creepy after dark.

George Lance Bob Byrd Byrd Melba Pat Ellis

Revival at Midway Assembly of God Continues Indefinitely

Pastor Don Ramsey announces ongoing revival at Midway Assembly of God Church eight miles north of Ada on Highway 99. Rev. Fagan Flowers from Stonewall Church conducts services. All are invited, especially Byng and Francis residents.

Midway Assembly of God Ada Highway 99 Don Ramsey Fagan Flowers Stonewall Church Byng and Francis

Tournament opens at Ahloso November 14

A basketball tournament begins at Ahloso on Monday November 14 with 43 teams entered.

Ahloso

Pecan growers forecast bumper Oklahoma crop in 1956

Oklahoma expects a 29 million pound pecan crop in 1956, possibly the nation’s best, with prices at 25 to 30 cents a pound for native seedling nuts. Dr Frank B. Cross of Oklahoma A&M College predicts a strong year ahead, while Georgia and Texas face partial crops due to spring freezes and drought.

Oklahoma Frank B. Cross Oklahoma A&m College Cross Georgia Texas A&m

Pontotoc Schoolmasters Meet at Byng Monday

Pontotoc County schoolmasters are set to convene at Byng School on Monday November 14 at 7 pm. The Home Demonstration club will provide refreshments and the music department will supply entertainment.

Pontotoc County Byng School Home Demonstration Club

Byng Alumni Renew Old Friendships

Byng alumni gathered at Byng High School auditorium on Saturday night November 5 for an hour of music and a brief Byng School history. Frank Jared was elected president and Retha Cantrell secretary during a short business session. a program committee of Lillian Henry, Vada Lillard, Leon Landrith and Virginia Mitchum was formed.

BYNG Byyng Byong High School Byng School Frank Jared Retha Cantrell Lillian Henry Vada Lillard Leon Landrith Virginia Mitchum

Better Schools Are Investment In Nation State And Community

STILLWATER Oklahoma A and M College Dean J Andrew Holley said education boosts material and cultural standards during American Education Week November 6 12 The theme Schools YOUR Investment in America echoes Oklahoma and Your Local Community He warned shortages in trained teachers and facilities threaten vocational education and noted studies show higher productivity and growing demand for goods and services A M faculty will serve as speakers or consultants during the week

J. Andrew Holley Oklahoma A&m College Dean Holley Oklahoma A&m U. S. Chamber of Commerce

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Riemenschneider Hereford Weevil Killers Frisco Midway Church Aggie Prof Aggie Stillwater America Christian Berger Vaness Berger
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