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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1972

Page

9

The Liberated Gardener’s War On Weeds With Sprays

A Gardener recounts abandoning the hoe in favor of chemical weed control. He experiments with diesel oil, then an English spray weed killer later sold as Ortho Spot Weed Killer, and uses selective herbicides like Dowpon and Weed B Gon to target weeds while sparing grass. He notes spray timing, equipment, and warnings about mixing herbicides with pesticides.

Hades Earth England Bermuda

Are men cheapskates or victims of dates

Retirement columnist records letters from women about men who skip paying, forget wallets, or vanish after meals. Examples include hot dogs for dinner, ex bankers rushing off, doggie bags, and forgotten wallets. The piece frames Dutch treat as sensible and questions if men deserve blame.

Perry Mason Tick

Road hunting outlawed says Oklahoma wildlife official

Assistant Chief Ken VanHoozer of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation warns it is illegal to shoot at wildlife from roads and promises full legal action. He notes many arrests each season for road hunting and urges sportsmanship while stressing risks to emergency services and critical communications.

Oklahoma City Ken VanHoozer Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation VanHoozer van Hoozer

Winter wheat pasture looks good in state

USDA reports that fall seeded wheat in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas shows fair grazing start with local weak spots. By Oct 1 about 4 percent ready for pasture versus 15 percent last year. pasture supplies and moisture expected to boost grazing in coming weeks across the three state region.

Washington Kansas Oklahoma Texas Agriculture Department USDA Panhandle North Central

Defendants Pay Gambling Fines After Hotel Poker Raid

Five men pleaded guilty to common gambling in district court after a Tuesday night raid on a Juliana Hotel poker game. Howard Welch pleaded innocent to conducting gambling with a Nov. 8 preliminary hearing set. Four others were fined 65 dollars each: Charles Edward Loman Ada Donald D. Dailey Tupelo Howard Welch and Edward H. Dorgan. Harold Boyles initially posted 100 bail then pled guilty and paid 100. Others forfeited 20 bonds in municipal court for loitering in a gambling house: Jay W. Hester Ada Ernest B. Holt Asher and McKinley Hughey Ada.

Juliana Howard Welch Charles Edward Loman Ada Donald D. Dailey Tupelo Edward H. Dorgan Harold Boyles Jay W. Hester Ernest B. Holt Asher McKinley Hughey

New moisture aids grain seeding in state report

Weekend rains will replenish soil moisture and speed up small grain seeding in areas where farmers awaited moisture. The Crop Reporting Service noted germination and growth will improve, especially in the southwestern one third of the state where farmers had dusted in their crops.

Bidlet for new county horsegow

Pontotoc County opens bids for a new jail in the county commissioners office. Todd Construction Co of Ada wins with a bid of 152 200 after alternates reduce to 144 065, keeping total costs near 160 000 as budgeted.

Pontotoc County Todd Construction Co Ada Rae Thompson Dave Gray Clyde Haskins Haskell Olivo Norman Lee West West Tankersley and Sons ,Inc T. & C. Construction Co Shawnee Todd Construction Todd Constructions Todd

Open class Angus breeders lead big Kansas Royal show entries

In Kansas City Missouri a big Angus show drew 147 open class head and 53 junior females. Grand open champion went to Picket Fence Farm and Green Valley Angus Ranch jointly with Green Valley Bonanza 48 as reserve. Junior champion heifer was Hendons Miss Ballot 81 shown by Kelly Farms with Pride of Bellevue as calf champ. Linda Wells won dual honors with Canadian BalkeapA 33 as junior and reserve grand in open.

Kansas City Jack Weseli Glenn Farms Columbus Miss Hull Weseli Picket Fence Farm Grayslake Ill Green Valley Angus Ranch Hobson Mont Diamond Horseshoe Marshall Younts Angus Farm Markleville Ind Green Valley Bonanza Kelly Farms Dallas Center Iowa Hendons Miss Linda Wells Dover Okla Angus Balkeapa Bill Able Kansas State University Manhattan Empire Evergreen Kelly Mindemann Apache Oklo Abie Emulous Sharon Laflin Olsburg Kan Arrowhead Angus Ranch Ada Green Garden Angus Farm Lorraine Emulous AM 142 Bartlous Arrowhead 138

Rural water bills pending in Congress

The National Commission on Rural Water backs two pending bills that would overhaul rural water and sewer funding. A Rural Drinking Water Assistance Act proposes surveys, a Rural Water Council, and $100 million yearly in loans and grants, plus $20 million for organizing poor communities. Sen. Hollings adds a Safe Drinking Water Act amendment to set national standards and recognize rural problems.

Washington, D. C National Commission On Rural Water Africa Howard Robison Secretary of Agriculture Environmental Protection Agency Rural Water Council Ernest Hollings Sen Hollings

4 H electric winners listed at Latta School contest

The 1972 73 4 H Electric Contest was held at Latta School on October 23. Winners include Ada and Roff contestants across poster and demonstrations divisions with multiple first place awards and several second and third place recognitions for both grade levels.

Latta School

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