From Texas to I T the story of a move
Birtie Moran recounts a life story beginning in 1892 in Corinth Mississippi and detailing family migrations to Texas then Indian Territory. She recalls wagon travel, river ferry crossing, fording streams, early schooling near Oconee and Lehigh, social gatherings, and church life. Now 80, she reflects on farm life, marriage in 1908 to John Archie Clifford, and missionary influence from Boggy Depot.
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Birtie Moran
Stonewall
John and
Sallie Crum
Corinth
Alcorn County
Miss
Texas
Greenville
Hunt County
Tex
Tam
Indian Territory
Red River
Inidan
Bokchito
Lehigh
Clarita
Oconee
Coalgate
Bro. Cole
Birtie Florence Crum
John Archie Clifford
Kittie
Ical
Arkansas
Boggy River
Atoka
Boggy Depot
Dr. Wright
Miss Wright
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Historical Society
Oklahoma deer outlook favors southeast counties for archery season
Oklahoma wildlife officials say the deer herd remains strong with gains in some areas. Archery season runs Oct 21 to Nov 12, followed by a nine day later bow period Nov 18 to 26. Cherokee County led harvest with 673 deer, then McCurtain with 545, followed by Pittsburg LeFlore Delaware Washington and Osage.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Cy Curtis
Curtis
Osage
Great Salt Plains
Woodward
Cherokee County
Cherokee
Cookson
McCurtain County
Pittsburg
Naval Ammunition Depot
LeFlore
Delaware
Washington
European Common Market remains top U.S. farm export market
The European Community bought a record 1.89 billion dollars of American farm products in the year ending 30 last time, outpacing prior years and accounting for about a quarter of total U.S. exports. Farm planners stress preserving and expanding EC access as it remains a key outlet, with non-levy items leading gains and oilseeds driving a record 855 million.
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Ras
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Economic Research Service
Japan
Britain
U.S
Forage Crops Field Day Set At Eastern Oklahoma Station
New research results on forage crops and summer grazing will be featured at a field day on Get. 19 at the Eastern Oklahoma Pasture Research Station near Muskogee County. Registration is 9 to 9:30 a.m. with the tour at 9:30. Speakers include Dr. L. M. Rommann Dr. Jeff Powell Dr. R. L. Dalrymple Dr. W. E. McMurphy and Dr. Lavoy Cray plus a forage handling display directed by Wendell Bowers and Al Ridder.
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Eastern Oklahoma
Muskogee County
L. M. Rommann
Range Manapment
Jeff Powell
R. L. Dalrymple
W. E. McMurphy
Lavoy Cray
Wendell Bowers
al Rid
Catfish Farming Faces Market Hurdles Nationwide
Washington reports that farmed catfish, a Southern staple, have not yet won broad consumer acceptance. High costs and uncertain markets limit growth despite decades of production gains and proven methods.
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Washington
South
Agriculture Department
U.S
Gypsy moth damage drops as disease weakens pests
The Agriculture Department reports gypsy moth defoliation across nine northeastern states fell sharply this year due to many pests dying from wilt disease triggered by unusually wet spring weather. Trapping marked new incursions in Iowa, Tennessee, and West Virginia as campers unknowingly transfer larvae.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Appalachian
Mississippi
Iowa
Tennessee
West Virginia
New Frontiers
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
APHIS
Connecticut
New Jersey
Tricking the Tomatoes with Hammock Vines and Racks
The columnist shares a gardening escapade with tomato hammocks built from wire mesh over six foot racks to train long bearing vines. By stacking decks over seasons the plants yield late into November, with readers invited to admire a semi tree of fruiting vines and a playful experiment in tomato culture.
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Dick Wainright
Maryland
Themao
Wainwright
Jack
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I.T
Jacques Hans Gallrein
Stillwater
East Central
School of Environmental Science
Oklahoma Environmental Media and Information
Soviets
Soviet Union
the Agricultu
USDA
Marek
U. S
Muskogee
Wainright
Great Britain
Europe
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