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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1955

Page

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Corbin Angus Sale Nets $44 380 For 94 Head Of Cattle

Carlton Corbin's Stoneybroke Ranch sale south of Fittstown brought in $44 380 from 94 Angus head sold. Average $472. Top price 2025 for a Royal Lady of Glen Angus III heifer with calf. Buyers came from Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Kansas Mississippi. Texas took 25 head. Corbin plans a Dec 14 annual production sale.

Angus Carlton Corbin Stoneybroke Ranch Fittstown Corbin Royal Lady of Glen Angus III Josephine Townsend Wilburton Gerald Culver Fairland High School Culver Farm and Ranch Magazine Henry L. Gantz Southwest Doyle Chambers Aberdeen Angus Association Otis Parker The Extension Service Parker Otis Smith Tishomingo Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Kansas Mississippi Joe Lyons

Wilson Homecoming at Wilson Church

Annual homecoming at Wilson church on Sunday September 4 features Fred Hooper of Stratford as speaker at 11 a.m. A basket lunch will be served at noon and all former residents are invited.

Wilson Church Fred Hooper Stratford

Farms Grow Bigger Even As Count Drops In Pontotoc County

Pontotoc County shows 1,608 farms in 1954 down from 1,863 in 1950. average farm size rises from 191.1 to 250.4 acres and average value per farm up from 5601 to 10809 dollars. irrigation land and electricity use rise while horses and mules fall. cattle and sheep rise, hogs fall.

Pontotoc County Census Bureau

Ackley Faces Three Charges Of Pollution

Levi Ackley faces three county court pollution charges for Clear Boggy. Bruce Oakley, state game warden, alleges waste oil and salt water entered the stream from a burn off pit and a pipeline break in township 2 north range 7 east, sections 34 33 and 22.

Levi & Ackley Bruce Oakley Ackley Oakley Township Range

Fertilizing Native Meadow On Stroud Ranch Increases Yield

Native grass mead yields at Dick Stroud ranch west of Roff rose up to 87 percent in a two year fertilization trial. County Agent C H Hailey cites ammonium nitrate and 0-20-0 superphosphate as key treatments yielding 4694 pounds per acre dry weight versus 2509 on unfertilized plots.

Cy Hailey Edd Roberts A&m College Wendell Steward Dick Stroud Ranch Rolft Stroud Ranch Dick Stroud Roff C. H. Hailey Clarence E Bunch Haley Hailey

Pecan Weevil Threatens growers urged to spray

County agent Cy Hailey warned a better than average pecan crop is at risk from a weevil outbreak. He noted rains and plowing bring weevils to the trees and advised growers to inspect groves by jar-testing limbs and noting green pecans. He recommended spraying 4 pounds of 50 percent wettable DDT per 100 gallons of water to control both weevils and a second brood of case bearers.

Cy Hailey Hailey

Hens Need Floor Space Give Em Room

Ex extension poultryman Alex Warren of Oklahoma A and M college urges ample floor space for laying hens. He cites three square feet per light breed bird and four for heavy breeds to prevent respiratory issues and feather picking that harm flock health and productivity.

Alex Warren Extension Poultryman Oklahoma A. & M. College New Hampshire Warren

Center Baptist Mission completes new rural church building

The Center Baptist Mission, under Oak Avenue Baptist of Ada, completed a concrete block church 26 by 62 feet with six classrooms and a main auditorium. First services were held August 7, with 25 members and 40 to 50 in Sunday School. The mission organized in July 1954, prior meetings were in the Center School gym.

Center Baptist Mission Oak Avenue Baptist Church Ada J. Frank Roberts Facili

Free Textbooks for Pontotoc County Rural Schools

County Superintendent Norman C. Mitchell announced all rural elementary schools in Pontotoc County will receive free textbooks this year under the new free textbook law. The speller is the only new text noted for year.

Pontotoc County Norman C. Mitchell

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Charles Smallwood Glen Smith Noble Murray State College C. C. Gibbons Dr. O. E. Welborn George A. Smith Tom Allen G. W. Johnston Roy Johnston Ray Sins Corbin Sales Wilson Homecoming Center Group
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