Hereford Heaven ranch to auction 300 registered cattle
K P Larsh owner of Blue Valley ranch near here will sell more than 300 registered Herefords plus 30 nurse cows at December 16 auction. He cites drought and pasture shortage, plans to rebuild pasture and may return to Hereford business years later after pasture is prepared.
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Roff
K. P. Larsh
Blue Valley Ranch
Larsh
United States
Glass Land Enterprises
E. C. Larsh
Hereford Heaven Breeders Association
Oklahoma Hereford Association
Central Oklahoma Herefords Breeders
Hereford Heaven Breeders
Hereford Heaven Association
Loh
al Nichols
Wewoka
Nichols
Calvert Ranch
Red Proposal on Truce Scorned
Washington said the Communist plan to settle the Korean truce dispute is a step backward and was rejected by General Mark Clark who called it the same old package The State Department supported Clark action and warned the plan forced repatriation with joint Red Cross teams guiding prisoners back home and urging non participation in combat The UN opposes forced repatriation and insists prisoners decide freely on return to home shores
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Washington
State Department
Mark Clark
United Nations
Clark
Red Cross
Department
U.N
NPA Approves 10 Projects In State
The National Production Authority approved 11 Oklahoma construction projects totaling 1 617 384 dollars. The largest is a 588 624 dollar building near the state capitol for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau. Other awards include 13 650 for a J G Sieg Tulsa pool 3 005 for Collinsville schools lights 133 400 for Stroud service station 50 000 for lights at athletic fields 112 869 for a Tulsa office building and 400 000 for a new First Presbyterian Tulsa church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
National Production Authority
Oklahoma
State Capitol
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
J. G. Sieg
Tulsa
Collinsville Board of Education
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Stroud University of Tulsa
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
First Presbyterian Church
Mechanized Cotton Harvester Shown in This County Monday
Demonstration of mechanized cotton harvesting scheduled for Monday October 20 at the J A Morrison farm. County agent C H Hailey will host the program starting 1 30 PM with two types of stripper machines and an address by Shawnee Brown director of Extension. Also outlined are twelve stripper suited varieties and methods for successful machine harvesting by J D Fleming and Errol Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morrison
C. H. Hailey
Shawnee Brown
Extension Service
Brown
Oklahoma
J. D. Fleming
Oklahoma Cotton Ginner’s Association
Errol Hunter
Hailey
Pontotoc County
Cattle Sale Brings Solid Bids at Coal County Sale
Forty four head of Herefords and Angus sold Saturday at Coal County Livestock Buyers Association fall sale in Coalgate. Receipts totaled 11171 with top Hereford going to Denelta Martin bred bull bought for 450 by John ONeal. Angus top went to Curtis Floyds animal sold for 330 to Noel Powell. Next sale set for February 14, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Coal County Livestock Breedrs Assation
Denelta Martin
John O’neal
Olney
Boy Scouts Hike Turns Into Overnight Campout
A short three mile hike near Wapanucka turned into an overnight campout for eight Boy Scouts and two leaders Harvey Kaufman and Thetus Smith. The group was found at 5 am on an island five and a half miles from their car after a large search led by Sheriff Everett Stewart. No injuries were reported and all returned with a hot meal and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kaufman
Thetus Smith
Tulsa
Here
Thetus Smith Jr
Charles Edward Smith
Johnny Mousner
Wayne Hobbie
Bobby Marks
Ralph Shaffer Jr
Donnie Hurt
Billie Wharton
Coastal Bermuda Grass Promises Superior Pasture For Oklahoma Farmers
County agents promote Coastal Bermuda as a superior new forage for tame pastures. Dr. Ethan Holt notes Coastal Bermuda outgrows common Bermuda, especially where both exist. Demonstration sponsored by Oklahoma Cotton Ginners uses a mechanical stripper. J D Fleming leads. Attendees urged in Contotooc county. high nitrogen fertilizer boosts yields up to 3% tons per acre, Stillwater station reports 250–300 lb gains versus other grasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Ethan Holt
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
College Station
Holt
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Week Schedule of October 20 21 22
The list shows daily start times for school or meeting events from Monday October 20 to Wednesday October 22. Entries include McLish Rebee Union Hill Francis Cedar Grove Oakman Latta with specific morning and afternoon slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLish
Rebee
Union Hill
Francis
Cedar Grove
Oakman
Latta
Pecan Grove
Byng, Club
Georgia Martin
Union Valley
Lawrence
Death of Allen Farmer C F Garrett at 76
Charles Franklin Garrett 76 of Allen died Monday after a long illness in Holdenville. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Allen High School auditorium with Rev I J Harper and Rev Moman West officiating, Bourland Funeral Home in charge. He was born May 3 1876 in Siloam Springs Arkansas and moved to Allen in 1913. Survivors include wife Mollie Garrett three daughters Eva Hunter Jewell Vaughn Lorene Myer three sons Lem Fleming Roy Garrett two brothers Wesley Jim Garrett sister Eva Wolfe and two stepsons John Lancaster George Lancaster.
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Allen
Charles Franklin Garrett
Holdenville
Allen High School
I.J. Harper
Moman West
Assembly of God
Bourland Funeral Home
Allen Farmer
Siloam Springs
Ark
Cynthia Philpott
Vera Gough
Mollie Garrett
Eva Hunter
Phoenix
Ariz
Jewell Vaughn
Los Angeles
Lorene Myer
Beaver
Okla
Lem Garrett
Oklahoma City
Fleming Garrett
Dos Palos
Calif
Ead
Roy Garrett
Wesley Garrett
Purcell
Jim Garrett
Eva Wolfe
Collinsville
John Lancaster
Layton
George Lancaster
How To Get A Start With Coastal Bermuda Grass
Guides for starting coastal Bermuda grass note buying sod or runners from south dealers. Bulk sod needs 2 to 3 bushels per acre with sprigs 3 to 4 feet apart in 4 foot rows. Costs vary from $5 to $15 per acre. for a 50 acre pasture this may be unaffordable, so start a one acre nursery to yield sod for 100 acres in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Classification of Beef Cattle Field Day at Caldwell Ranch
A beef cattle field day is scheduled for Friday October 24 at the Grady Caldwell Ranch near Francis. A O Rhead from Kingsville Texas will lead the program and classify 25 Santa Gertrudis cattle for breed registration requirements as a Santa Gertrudis Breeders International representative. The event begins at 10 00 a m and invites farm youth and adult beef breeders from the surrounding area.
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Grady Caldwell
A. O. Rhead
Kingsville
Texas
Rhoad
Santa Gertrudis Breeders International
Caldwell Ranch
Francis
Farm South
Lad Lost For Two Days Is Rescued
Lad Joh Burgess aged 12 from Wheatland was found after two days wandering the High Sierra by two bloodhounds on Carter Mountain at 8,000 feet. Volunteers searched around the clock. he had eaten nothing since separation from his father, Edward Burgess, during a deer hunt last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bluff
Calif
Joh Burgess
High Sierra
Wheatland
Carter Mountain
Edward Burgess
New Cotton Harvest Method Shown Near Stonewall Farm
Demonstration of a new cotton picking method at J A Morrison farm two miles north of Stonewall on Monday October 20 at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morrison
Stonewall
Reds Refuse to Come Out of Mine Buried by Patro l
An American patrol blew up mine entrances under Triangle Hill trapping 12 Chinese troops who refused to surrender. U S Seventh Division soldiers found the abandoned tunnel four days earlier, over half a mile long. Interpreters urged surrender over loudspeakers in Chinese but the Reds stayed inside and were sealed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Triangle Hill
U. S. Seventh Division
Man given life term for beating 2 year old stepson
Harrodsburg Kentucky Mari on Savage a 22 year old man was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his 2 year old stepson James Willis Savage. He claimed he did not mean to kill while his wife Maggie Savage testified he beat the child after it would not stop crying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg, Ky
Marion Savage
Savage
James Willis Savage
Maggie Savage
Horace Mann High Plans Chapel Assembly
Horace Mann junior and senior high will hold its first chapel assembly at 9 a m Wednesday in the East Central State College auditorium. Rev Rufus Walker pastor of the First Methodist church will be a principal speaker. The Horace Mann Chapel choir will also appear on the program. Sponsored and pro-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann High Plans
Horace Mann
East Central State College
Rufus Walker
First Methodist Church
Horace Mann Chapel
Sooners Take Royal Honors at American Royal Show
Oklahoma A M College swept major titles at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City capturing grand champion steer Larry Progress 32nd and grand champion wether in lambs. The college also won the lamb pens and received $1 000 from the American Hereford Association alongside other top honors. Whitaker State Home of Pryor produced the grand champion barrow a 220 pound Poland China with Harvey Richardson of Elmore City as reserve champion. Fred Walta of Kingfisher FFA won junior hog grand championship over Tom Hill Jr. of Seminole. A Sunbeam Farms Angus bull from Miami won Angus champion. Oklahoma Day featured Lt Gov James E Berry as guest. Jim Gideon of Tulsa finished second in cutting horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Royal Livestock Show
Wether
Barrow
Larry Progress
Oklahoma A. & M. College
American Hereford Association
Whitaker State
Pryor
Harvey Richardson
Elmore City
Okla
Fred Walta
Kingfisher Ffa
Tom Hill Jr
Sunbeam Farms
Miami
Oklahoma
James E. Berry
Jim Gideon
Tulsa
Weekend Road Toll Rises With 11 Dead in Oklahoma
The weekend traffic toll in Oklahoma climbs to 11, with 1952 deaths reaching 437, including Mrs. Juanita Hobbs, 23, of Coweta, who died in Henryetta from a train automobile crash in McIntosh County. Other victims include Welden Huckaby, 17, Hydro. Guy Albertus, 60, Long Beach. and Irving Rhine, 41, Okmulgee, among several serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Juanita Hobbs
Coweta
Henryetta
Hichita
McIntosh County
Kansas
Welden Ray Huckaby
Hydro
Guy T. Albertus
Long Beach
Calif
Irving Jacob Rhine
Jckmilgee
State Highway Patrol
Welden Ray Huckabay
Jim Gilstrap
Okmulgee
Albertus
Clinton
U.S. Highway 66
Highway Patrol
Rhine
Huckabay
Oklahoma City
Hinton
Henry Seeley
Arpelar
McAlester
Ann Thrasher Russell
Harvey Glenn Swatz
Ft. Sill
John Gerken
Fairmont
First District Is Largest In State
Washington reports the First District as the largest in Oklahoma by population at 439,518. The Fifth District follows with 436,620 and the Sixth District has 400,769. The Second District holds 394,872. the Fourth 294,577. and the Third 266,995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Census Bureau
El Reno Woman dies in Collision on Southeast El Reno Street
Oklahoma’s 1952 highway death toll stands at 438, three fewer than last year’s pace. The latest victim is 58 year old Hazel Taylor Cornell of El Reno, killed yesterday when her car collided with a truck in the southeast part of the city. It is El Reno’s first fatality in 21 months. Last year El Reno earned a National Safety Council traffic safety citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Hazel Taylor Cornell
el Reno
National Safety Council
Penguins Mistake Rock Eggling For Real Egg
Penguins obsession with nesting leads to them brooding a small rock or ice shard as if it were an egg. This curious behavior shows adaptive nesting instincts and mistaken identity in avian reproduction.
Home Demonstration Council Chooses 1953 Projects
Seventy three members and eight guests attended the Pontotoc county Home Demonstration Council planning meeting. Four projects were selected for 1953 Foods and Nutrition Clothing Home Management and Family Life. Special interest groups were formed in Kitchen Planning and Tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County Home
R. L. Hale
Mac Stegall
C. L. Balthrop
Raymond Verble
A. & M. College
Stillwater
C. H. Hammond
George Lance
E.C. Minor
Roff Home Demonstration Club
Proce
Home Grounds Beautification Tour Planned in Ada
A southeast district home grounds beautification tour is planned in Ada on Friday October 24. The group will meet at Glenwood park and proceed from there with nearby counties expected. J C Garrett will outline the program and show home grounds tips. Lunches will be sold at Langley farm during the stop.
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Ada
Glenwood Park
J. C. Garrett
Latta
Lee Langley
Stonewall
Arthur Hart
Fitzhugh
Pontotoc County
Martha Mote
Kansas City
Phyllis Sullivan
Marcine Clifford
Lula
Iola Burroughs
Vaness
Aladdin Hotel
Ada Chamber Leaders Return From Industrial Tour
Ada chamber of commerce manager Ron Bailey and Dr. A R Sugg return after a three week industrial tour of northern cities including St. Louis Cincinnati and Chicago. They met with firm representatives to attract Oklahoma investments and compile a 100 page report due in November. Governor Murray endorsed the trip awarding Sugg a Colonel title and Bailey a commander badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Bailey
Ada Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Sugg
Oklahoma Medical Association
Ada
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bailey
Murray
Ound
Oklaho
Sugg
Governor May
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma highway program under construction this month
Oklahoma City state highway director W A Stoldt said yesterday nearly 2.5 million dollars of highway improvements were placed under construction this month across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. A. Stoldt
Vote to Settle Rose Bowl Float
South Pasadena officials announced the next Rose Parade float will be titled A Bicycle Built for Two featuring a donkey and an elephant on a tandem. The choice signals political commentary tied to the upcoming national election with potential placement of party symbols in the front seats depending on the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pasadena
Pasadena
White House
Adlai
Ike
State Groups to Lake Murray Meet
ARDMORE Okla eight nursing organizations will open four days of meetings at Lake Murray Lodge starting tomorrow. The Oklahoma State League of Nursing Education, Oklahoma State Nurses Association and Student Nurses Association sponsor the event. Janet M Geister will speak and holds the Modern Hospital gold medal for hospital literature and serves on the AAIN advisory board and edits its newsletter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Lake Murray Lodge
The
Oklahoma State League of Nursing Education
Oklahoma State Nurses
As- Student Nurses Association
Janet M. Geister
Modern Hospital
American Association of Industrial Nurses
Ward Sees Net Gain As Polio Patients Move
One new patient admitted to Valley View hospital polio ward this week while two are discharged leaving three in the ward Tuesday morning. Sandra Scott seven from Mackomb route 2 has one leg affected but not paralyzed. Bob Burch twenty four from Ada leaves ward with improving strength. Millanny two of Creek is released with no involvement.
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Valley View Hospital
Sandra Scott
Dell Scott
Macomb
Hospital Authoriies
Bob Burch
Ada
Millanny
Creek
Farmers See Cotton Stripper Demonstration Near Stonewall
About 35 cotton farmers attended a stripper demonstration on J A Morrison farm two miles north of Stonewall. County agent C H Hailey said the machine replaced 28 hand pullers and could harvest seven to eight bales per day with minimal waste. The event noted the first bale harvested in Pontotoc county and the Stonewall gin handling non hand pulled cotton, yielding 485 pounds from 1,810 pounds of seed cotton at 32 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Fleming
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
Errol Dunter
Oklahoma A
M. College Extension Department
White Implement Company
Morrison Place
Stonewall Gin
Pontotoc County
Stonewall
Ada native named Lincoln Air Base commander
Lt. Col. Frank Crabtree, Ada native and senior pilot, is appointed base commander of Lincoln Air Base Nebraska. The post was activated Oct. 21 with plans to expand staffing to over 8,000 airmen by 1953. Crabtree served 33 months overseas in World War II and earned the Air Medal with three clusters and the DFC among other honors. He is married to Le Moine Blake of Ada and has three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Air Base
Lincoln
Neb
Ada
Frank Crabtree Ore
Emmet “Rosie” O'Donnell Jr
15Th Air Force
Crabtree
Mabel Crabtree
Ernest Crabtree
15Th A. F
Air Command and Staff School
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Europe
Panama
ETO
le Moine Blake
T. B. Blake
Army refutes claim of outdated weapons in Korea
The Army calls allegations by former intelligence officers that soldiers in Korea use antiquated arms false and highly destructive. Maj. Gen. Ward H. Maris challenged proof of more reliable weapons, noting the American soldier carries the most modern arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Garett Underhill
Army
Ronald Schiller
Look Magazine
Ward H. Maris
Underhill
Schiller
Matis
Not Glenn Smith Arrest Case Faces Mix Up
The item recounts confusion over a Glenn Smith reportedly arrested for speeding in Ada. The subject denies involvement, stating another Glen Smith was the one detained while he went about his business, and he has told friends this is a mistaken identity.
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads
An Ada News Want Ad notes higher returns for vesting amounts, highlighting improved values for readers seeking investment opportunities. The notice emphasizes benefits and encourages readers to explore available options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
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NPA
Bull Trees
Lester F. Smith
Oklahoma Cotton Ginners
Oklahoma Cotton Groners
Contotoc County
C. F. Garrett
Lad
Roy
Sooners
Home Demonstration Council
Lemna Maloney
Southeast District Home
Minnie Lou McDoniel
Adans
Lake Murray
Col. Crabtree
Glenn
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