Galley-Wanting Around The County
Residents in Tupelo are noted in a community column as families visit relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Don Schutte with Keith and Kevin were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Schutte and Mrs Willie Mae Williams. Visits span Ada and St Louis connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Lois Clifford
Don Schutte
Keith
Kevin
Hooks
Ay Schutte
Willie Mae Williams
Schuttes
Ada
Ronald Hiand
Roy Williams
Vanderbilt Tes
Eva Foreman
Ocie Monk
Pearl Mullins
St. Louis
Millie Sith
Eval Foreman
Walter McWethy
No-Tillage Growth Flags Farm Seeding Shift
The Agriculture Department notes rapid adoption of no tillage planting for corn and soybeans, with about seven million acres planted in 1970, up from three million in 1969. Officials cite moisture retention and erosion control as key benefits, while savings per acre range from eight to fourteen dollars. Sharp regional uptake occurs in Iowa Nebraska Kentucky and Missouri as the practice expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Departament
B. D. Blakely
The
Soil Conservation Service
Blakely
Wness
Iowa
Nebraska
Kentucky
Missouri
Nowlill
En Tire
Roff Extension Homemakers at County Council Meeting
Mrs. Jewel Collins represented the Roff Extension Homemakers Group at the County Council meeting held Tuesday at the Extension building in Ada. Mrs. Charley Taylor is a patient at Valley View Hospital undergoing treatment for a broken hip. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Laseman visited in Maysville with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Martooth. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Buller began construction on their brick home. Kay Kelly, a 4-Her, helped provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Diane Ellis
Holdenville
Hugh Sweat
Patti
Pat Bis
Pat Ellis
Mr.t Heir
Raymond
Ellis
Diane
A. C. Stonecipher
Varnon Thedford
Fishland
A.C. Stomecipher
Harlandines
Bessie Taylor
Allen
Ada
Mts
Lessie
County Council
Jim and Temily
Glen Horton
Roger Stone
Vernon McCady
Famiy
Aca
Jimmy Jennings
Ol Center
Winnie Bailes
Riverside
Calif
F. C. Jones
Pamela Adams
Mae Brooks
Valley View Hospital
Lee Cross
W. B. Hokett
Wayne Henry
Lula Extension Homemakers Group
Extension Homemakers County Council
Albert Crow
Clissia Wells
Alert Crow
Fred
Alvin Wells
Oklahoma
Clifton
City
Earl Johnson
Marlow
Robert Eglin
Earl Rose
J. B. Jones
Earl Rate
Ralph Teivitt
Gerald
L. L. Crockett
Stroud
Ad Rose
Calfie Rose
Ohra Young
Callie Rose
Olora Young
Fitzhugh
Carol Golden
Horacé Golden
Gary l Randy
Eresa
Freddie Duncan
Worstell
Freddie Holman
Wil
Son
Horace Goken
Paul Henderson
Eaype
den Henderson
Jewel Collins
Roff Extension Homemakers
Nilding
Charley Taylor
Raymond Laseman
Maysville
Alvin Martooth
W. C. Buller
Union Hill Social News Busy Weekend Visits
A long list of visits and gatherings across multiple towns, including Mrs. Lavona Jones and families from Union Hill and Ada. Attendees traveled to Oklahoma City and Riverside California for church events, family reunions, and condolences. Clyde Loyd funeral noted. spouses and kin from Union Hill former residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brmett Agee
Calvin Agee
Tamily
Sulptur
Gregg Cook
Mcbish
Lee Rhoades
Wichita
Kan
Clyde Loyd
Texas
Paul
Union
Clyde Loyal
Japan US trade grows with agricultural imports rising
Japanese agricultural imports jumped 30 percent in a decade with fiscal year totals moving from 440 million to about 1.1 billion. The United States remains Japan's main supplier while Japan is a leading offshore customer for U.S. exports, with two thirds of shipments to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
U. S
World trade aims drive U S farm exports to Japan
The text argues that last year Important Customers were raw materials fuels and foodstuffs while Japan bought many manufactured goods from the U S. It credits predictable trade efficiency with expanding Japanese livestock sectors via imported feed grains, boosting meat prices and opportunities for farmers. It notes US agricultural exports to Japan rely on price, quality, and availability and highlights trade organizations backed by the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Japan
Alus
Department of
September Accident Sum Is 2 in Ada Report
One accident reported in Ada Tuesday, lifting September total to 2 while 31 occurred in the same period last year. At 4 50 pm Dewey Payne Konawe driving west on W Amory Road crossed center line and hit Ronald Wayne Seifres driving east. Paynes bond forfeited on driving left of center. Several Municipal Court bonds forfeited for various violations including improper left turn speeding careless driving and no driver’s license. In District Court William Cantrell held for trial on larceny of automobile filed Sept 14. Donald W Staden charged with possession of marijuana given 24 hours to plead. Russell Howard Smith changed plea to guilty on drunkenness on public highway and allowing an unauthorized driver to drive. Charles Ray Hicks had no driver’s license charge dismissed upon proof of valid license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Payne
Konawe
W. Amory Road
Ronald Wayne Seifres
Payne
Distriet Court
William J. Cantrell
Donald W. Staden
Staden
Russell Howard Smith
Charles Ray Hicks
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Hardin
Herdin
White House
Buck Sweat
Mike
Dallas
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Patli
Buddy Wilkins
Rhona
Peggy
Oklahoma City
Alfred Jlemions
Millie Smith
J. L. Wilson
Phyllis Wilson
Bonnie Stinnett
Glenn Ivy
Joan, Thaho
Nola Collins
Sami
Terri Clifford
Frankie Hampton
J. R. Linker
Robin
Denice Johnson
Stonewall
Christi Cannon
Ada Linker
Royce Jo Linker
Lawton
Orella Lord
Bilis Rand
Pat Bilis
Davey
Debbie Johnston
Davey Johnston
Charles Leeder
Diane Visted
Lulu
Donna Kay
Ben Jolin
Sandi Clitfore
Johnston
Charlee Leader
Lonnie Huddieston
Atwood
Paul Johnston
John. Thomson
G. L. Thompson
J. C. Grissom
Mark
Obla Budison
Sally Ad
Stratford
Debbie Thompson
Kelly Danette
Marvin Brasilears
Prague
Don Paul Brashears
Pete Brashears
Robert Brashears
Folk Gross
Batjurday
Tate Hill
Carl Hill
Pill Cross
Don
Bessie Byrd
Carl Tit
Arlie Ross
Polk Cross
Ronald Hill
Stevie Kaiser
Enid
Martin McCurdy
Harry Kaiser
Imarty
Cindy
Davi
Martin McCarily
Robert Palme
Jana
Robert David
Johnny Palmer
Ft. Towson
Mary Willams
Donnie Tommy
Lisa
Tulsa
Gladys Davidson
Joe Wooley
Doyin Stonesiphar
Larry
Lala
Morley
Donat Brooks
Dwayne
Jim Guinn
Buddy Salmon
Shelby
Amy
Alison
Salmons
Fort
Guinn
Dennison
Carl Rhynes
Jim
A. C. Duncan
Kogawa
Margie Grote
Riser
Glenda Smith
Glen Smith
Mary
Sulphur
Kenneth Murphy
Steve
Ginger
Wb.hokett
Glends Smith
W. B. Hokels
Glenda
Lula Homemakers Estension Club
Lula
Joel Downing
Jerry Orton
Gletha Perry
Charley Moran
Ouela
Ruby Johnson
Dave Kelly
Rick Johnson
Poymer
Raymond Gary
Dennis Tate
Rollehurel
Horace Goldenhead
J.C. Garre
Moore
Etta Garrett
Myra Nell
Hattie Slice
Et Garrett
Ruth Cowper
Lilie Noyles
Byng
the Rey
L. Cunninghem
Mys
Warren
Mya. Nay Nemo
Olmec Coch
Ran
Elmer Cochran
Mes.Sr
Chasge W. GC
Cochran
Fred Peters
Pontoroo
Richard Smith
Coalgate
Ruby Horton
Barbara
Dink Binion
Joyce Trivitt
Ale . Binion
Charles Coplen
Daisy Binion
Hecent
Missie
Nora Roper
SybiliQpal Bivens
Roff
Mary Lasemore
Migs Kay Kelly
Union Hill
Lavona Jones
Robert Golden
Lynda
Trang
James Morgan
Roxie Golden
Callie Morgan An Paul
Firzhugh
Daisy Hinton
Baptist Church
Jessie Matheron
Barbara Netley
Sarah Haines
Trinity Baptist Church
Matt Richardson
Leroy Bailes
Olen Tilley
Todd
Tony
Kenneth Tilley
Lori
Bucklin
Mes
Rube Dbelogier
Larry Archer
J Family
Jewry, Reamy
Don Delazier
John Delazier
Wintersmith Park
Mra
Matt] Richardson
Leroy Fajles
Cali
Emmett Agee
BR. S. Tilley
Karl Tilley
Carlton
Rebee
Flod. Jones
Danny MeNutt
Chriss
Jack McNutt
Liss
Eddie
Benny Jones
Kenny
Latta
Tang
Don Newby
Kathy
Stephen
Waller McAnally
Bill McAnally
Johnny Alles
Debbie Robertson
William Henson
Billy
Land
Alvin McAnally
Jens Lang
Tammy
Gary McAnally
Duke Rhynes
James Rhynes
Mary Long
Tommy
Wayne McAuially
James Rhynes Sr
DaniAllison
Phil Rhynes
Jemes Tehynsson
Calvin
Tomgee
Ie Tishia Raas
Ruby Hor
Ag Wall
Jerry Curtis Hale
B. J. Kalmar
Patsy McGehae
John Vance Rich
Jamie Glenn Scott
Russell Howard Antith
Michael Don Wilson
Austen Morris
Platt Hotel
den Cook
Platt
Dor Cook
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