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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1971

Page

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Hog production to be streamlined across industry

The Agriculture Department reports talks are under way to coordinate hog production from piglet to pork, though many firms remain non integrated. A Farm Index survey notes three coordination models including ownership chains, production contracting, and open marketing by farmer owners, with open-market dominance and branding hurdles for pork products.

Dillon Graham Associated Press Washington (Ap Tnking Agriculture Department Cally Farm Index

Ada Girl Leads Oklahoma State Fair Events At Ada

Ada girl Tonya Tucker who has State Fair Championship Rodeo appearances among entries for the 85th State Fair of Oklahoma September 24 to October 3. The event features Ice Capades, Lorne Greene and Michael Landon, motorcycle and auto races, and major exhibits with air conditioned arenas. Over 50 000 parking spaces, 10 000 paved. Premiums total 134253 with advance tickets on sale.

Ada Oklahoma Tonya Tucker Lorne Greene Michael Landon Endger Pal Lavotme Whe UK Tupy Jeannie C. Riley Faron Young Nashville Sound of Gospel Music

Mail order doctors not real says Oklahoma medical group

The Oklahoma State Medical Association warns against mail order medical tests and equipment. It cautions that individual test results without a full history and examination are often misleading and may give a false sense of well being.

Oklahoma Medical Association Oklahoma State Medical Association

Nematodes threaten peanuts in Johnston County

Johnston County faces widespread peanut issues from nematodes and lesser corn borers. A county demonstration with Guy Biard and Dr. Roy Sturgeon tests Dasanit and Mocap nematicides on the Frank Dickerson farm, aiming to curb root damage and boost yields across infected acres. Similar trials are underway in Stephens, Seminole, Marshall, and Atoka counties.

Fillmore Frank Dickerson Johnston County Guy Biard Dickerson Biard Oklahoma Roy Sturgeon Oklahoma State University Sturgeon Beird Osu Frank Dickerson Place Stephens Seminole Marshall Atoka

Merck introduces TBZ 6 cattle drench in liquid form

Merck Chemical Division markets TBZ 6 a ready to use liquid cattle drench for gastrointestinal rounds and worms. The viscous, tasteless suspension requires no water or mixing, stores without refrigeration, and treats 200 pounds per ounce. It targets Trichostrongylus Haemonchus Ostertagia Cogpetia and ships in gallon jugs four per case.

Rahway W. J Animal Health & Feed Products Merck Chemical Division United States Merck

Platt Park Hosts Art Display This Weekend

Labor Day visitors at Platt National Park Arbuckle Recreation Area will find an art display. Superintendent John C. Higgins announces the Sulphur Art League will show original paintings during the weekend event.

Labor Day Platt National Park-Arbuckle Recreation Area John C. Higgins Sulphur Art League

Honolulu Uses Computers to Fight Traffic Jam

Honolulu plans a city wide computerized car pooling system to cut rush hour traffic by at least 50 percent. Mayor Frank Fasi announced pooling for 7,000 city employees and a broader campaign to involve the entire work force. Clay Logos of IBM leads the computer efforts with Life of the Land ecology group.

Honolulu Frank F. Fasi Clay Logos International Business Machines Life of the Land

Dollar Weakens in European Markets Opening Trade

The U S dollar eased against the West German mark and French franc as European markets opened, while remaining steady versus the yen in Tokyo. Frankfurt opened at 3.89 marks, Paris saw 5.22 5.33 francs per dollar, and London quoted 40.0 pence with sterling at 2.4564 to 2.4580 dollars.

London U.S Tokyo Frankfurt United States Paris

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