The Hugo Daily News (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 44, No. 306, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 24, 1960 Page: 6 of 6
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I TursnAv MAY 21 19ao THE Ituro D w
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NEVIS FROM THE COUNTY
AGENT'S OFFICE
' Ties For Better Profits
Good management is still the kt y
to better hvestock profits niost
successful cattlemen kill tell you
Here are some managiment
1113 which have proved to be man-
eymakers: 1 A hull calf or a staggy stoor
calf will be cbcked t S 00
per hundredivAglit Castrate a 11
calves early Lrut carefully or lake
a loss of $10 to $25 rir head at
weaning time
? A feedcr calf with horns will
be docked $1 to $2 b'r hundred-
weight at weaning Dehorn early
and completely or suffer $5 to $10
loss per heed at weaning time
both dehorning a nd z!ustration
sbOuld be done before the fly
stafion
OSIEs Weekly
Farm Column
Hire Is the weekly term col- Pests bet ire they weaken the trees
umn prepared for United Press Ly defoliation and pa)e the way
International by agricultural for other 'waking Several irves
specialists at Oklahoma State tations tan occur during one grow-
lUnivorsity in 8easen
STILLWATER (UN) — Twentv- Spider mites are feeding on a
six years ago Jiggs Botch lett wide variety of landscape plant-
St arted in the turkey business at ings Repeated appheations of miti
Cordell with five hens and one tont cities such as kelthane aranalte
Today he owns approximately or mslathion are recessary
80(10 breeding hens and tons or keep the pets under control
roughly onesixth of the state's tur- --
key population Yucca plants usually ccnsidered
- A lot of hard work a n d sticking immune to most problems havo a
with the business through years of leaf spot condition during almor-
Icast and famine" have brought mally wet seasons Clearing away
him to the forefront as one 11 tk a ad dead taiagn and spraying
I ood turluv producers in °Idaho- with a pert disease corstrol such
11111 ss rnitan or 'Malian is helpful
Farmers are making lets mnnry
inow than they did 10 years ago
pecording to Dr Leonard Mi
head of Oklahoma State Universi
ty'll agricultural economics depart
mend
in 190 per capita Income of far-
mers in the U S was $980 In 1059
IS hod diopped to WO
During toe same period the av
rage family food bill jumped
Shod 3110tut the farmer's share
of Income from side of food pro-
ducts dropped $til The farmer's
mat of prcduction went up 22 per
cvnt
:tordon Thomas a Jackson
elinty farmer will work in sir-
tunditioned eomf9rt la his cotton
fieId this mniner lie will be one
al -th e first in the states to buy
and use a new air conditioned
helmet
The equipment consists of a
helmet and a compact alccondi
taming unit which produces r frig
Prated air filters it and pis 'A it
slung to his helmet through 1196-
be tubes
—It works on a 12-voll battery aril
weighs about 25 pounds
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Folks arouni Hugo P r e watch-
ing with interest an experiment
with some seeds treatek: with radio-active
materials front 0 a k
idge TInn
Extension agents W D Davis
and Miss Vera Nimes of liugo
earning on the project to see what
kind ot citect the treltintint
kind of effect the trea!nient will
have On the flowers and veiieti-
Wes Just to be safe they vitt not
eat sny of the products from the
plants
-:' 5tate farmers Can Make Mone)
THE COUNTY Conservation 1
O News off Old Oil Well Site
FFICE t
1 STILLWATER — Reclamation of ! -Piot earcs flr accomplishir4
SOIL STEWARDSHIP WEEK althioned and pimrly nav t ii
in a- — ''' (' I thit rTlarnation are nct at Pres
at this season and remove them MAY 27 through MAY 28 1960 well sites that have hist ileir sur- cut av adalde but then is Mile
as soon 4-N theY are discovered
tl additional revenue from i
"Th Earth is the Lord's and the laoc resource value can provide a thillit ftal soil treatment includ
! At least one ease of spotted fow fullness thereof" We are stewards I "'IA"'
appointed by God to look After the 1 the lurid and prevent ecstly soil I -t
t gypsum and-Or talciuin cid r-
er has been reported in Stillwater
says ton Oklahoma State
earth He gave us It is time to 1 t'rnsi' i alit tertirzers plus adapted
and of her eases may develop
uriversity C Veri Meat s t a t i on I dart "t:i'tiPs "'11aid l'n "'dam-
'There is little danger if t h e renew ycur faith in God and the ing thes areas ' says Pc'etl
ticks are removed within tour hours Good E arth agronomist
atter they first make contact" — Pref Lester VV Heed Peel t (ever- ln expriment station tests sods
says Dr D E Howell OSU it Wo hatitn't Leen digung pond etaticn of these non-productive slit c'11"1" fru"' ()il ''''11 '111-"S" 1
temulogist "llelatively ft w ticks the last i w months but mit r-st face areas is feasible throulTh ''Ill'h !Et'" WP" lemliel Ir'' of
scilike sa'ts by wa!er and ea'ci
are infected but iAe Shiltild )e IS !IOW !wing revived in !ettr!e ProPer management practices
1101 Wori-le Mixtur-s of the de--
alc'1 to the possMilltY of catching some vends Mutt You know 1
the fever rmd keep i! ciose check t ponds van serve a doubt- purpose I — t”sal matt nal and top slid front
On our children ' Dowell advises on your farm they v ill prov id t ! mv et veil v ain is influenced sigti sotTiourtmg tireas w e r e used in
After ticks are reinoved if ttn I tti ckwater for your cattlo 1111 Nim liellittiy by sod satur itiin doe to t neolu !at! experiments to deter
i at this season and remove them
as somi 41 they are discovered
At learit one case of spotted fev
ler has been reported in Stillwater
and of her eases may deyelim
'There is little danger if t h e
ticks are removed within tour hours
at ter they first make vont aet"
says Dr D E llowull OSU in
temologist "ltelatively ft w ticks
all over Oklahoma in farms and water
In ci!Itl will be asked to Pl"dg-' Cornelius said depart7nent of ag
to drmk 3 glasses ol nilk daily riculture nspoctors take samples
throughout June of the colieenIEJte supplied y the
—0-0— chem-cal companies and alSO S3111-
Three concrete bitilife tile s pie the mixture just prior to load-
ach five feet in diame41 n d mg in the airplare or helicopter
bolding about 6e0 gallons of wat- These samples are analyled in the
tr-- !Hive made it possible for W departm nt's laboratory in Oklaho
J Dancer near Dewey to buOd ma City In 19741 samples num-
home water system at a reason- luTine 2S2 were analyzed During
alibi cost that year approximately 1080ed
ite used one of th tiles for a acres et brush were sprayed coin-
filter liasin and two others to r pared to 18700 acres in 1919 The
storage units vifl h i in about board presidert indicated that far
12o0 gallons of tilterA water The murs anticipate sprayirg over 200
tile were k-Ialled ehmaper than UNI acies of brush in 19t0
a contract)r's estimate it pourod Ono hundred and forty airplanes
concrete units of the same capael- and helicopters wAIt 113! been
- (prised la do the job this year
His water supply comes from a These operators are bonded for the
pond neerbY flows by gravity protection of the farmer Me Cor-
from the pond to the filt ling and nelios said approximately $15 nut-
storage unit and is piped into the lions will be spent on the program
boilse front there to elimioate nrush and improve
- grass pasture making it the larg
An jm2ortant date to farmers est brush control program in t h e
amlagricultural leadeN is a sell United States
and p3sture field day at the OSU Government regulations require
experinien station in Ileavener at least two separato sprayings of
2 4 Au acyarate xears I 0 r
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ety s Sak -e---- pn fr Olen plclet rImq nre 13:0-
ly chipped these elements f the
cxtctision cord are no longer sal!
01serve thce safety prcemitions Nt!r iise III C t :1 I sockcts co
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'!1 ilsill- t stete-1 c
on onk! : homemade ex or tcnsi cords Tm!
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: Off Old Oil Well Site '0I'' moo t( e"-1Iniral 1101 to tit ! will not 1e lotto(' Ott inirchas:qt
Iin toe I:mg rtin is to (lestro anY i (!rw!!‘
I STILLWATER — Reclamation of t -Pio( Nil:Ices f n
lr ernmplishinq 1 dcferfive extensi
on -rvid 1 :t --kr overload an extenst( 1
' IVIien tht!
ahndoned and mind 111 Ma if ott nil I - irslition 1)comes cord Liglit w!!ight evetettin t!its
-- he p o s
11111 itfmile fixtures of the (IF- ' saS's It d- ciner
alt'-1 to tossibility of catching sonic pcnds Mutt You know 1
hip fever Liid keep e ciose check t ponds can serve a :Muhl- purpose — - — 1sal mats nit and top slid from One year of cacing Oh apurox it nhoi
On our children ' Howell advises On your farm they vill provid s liiv given lain is influenced sigi sci'rolindmg areas w e r e used in iinately 10 acre inchs id (toddled
Alter ticks are removed if th st((kwater for your cattl and you fieulitly by soil saturation due lo t rechnoi experiments to deter vater rolored the exehande s) 'b'0 t't
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child develops anexplained h e a d- can have a gm d lishin hole elose prior rains ru:n the adapiabihty of selisled j ditim level by 50 1mccid cal the outlId-
aches and just doesn't feel good at hand Applications to Iate num- The high runoff in October 18 01 '-1As solohle salt content by 90 percent
generally this should be reported her 20 and with the colinued Inches for the 92aure ‘A'aterslitlh i l'bree Mils per aere of cedloot Crodihouse sludics indicate Ow Lon(
to the doctor warm days that numlyT Will 11i was the result of saturated sod (door de ‘ijs 1und to th so-iont oieity of frtihzer applications
— ease
cr rapidly lien lla n
rrHo south conditi u
ors cased by heioy rains to remove tho exchangsable siel lor revue 'hilP of the treab"1 VW
wind diiinage to plintt can Of Hugo had a tore sew pond coin- in late September — Itescaren ee itini and hasten deep lcaelurn! el areas e'PII tesrls show hertmela Alori is
pletA Iast Nvek and Edgar Eral frost a th oklahomi State uraver- ial sell salts to deeper levels of rass (-in lie grown if adetivate a hell
mean lrarch breakage leaf and
on Ervin Ili lliu:ti Inuit a pOild say experiment station Me soil viler' the aalt can eicap s Iridcr '!i applikti et - 1
twig damage and less conspicuous
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3 Vaccinate all calves for black mean lrarch breahagt: leaf alai puit4i last week and ftigar uri-cli
kg and malignant edemi a! Cm(' twig damape and less conspicuous on Ell:in ID Hugo had a pond
to four weeks of age Iteplavement effects such as stretched or bruised completed several weeks a g o
!tellers should be re-vaccinated id growth tisqie and even crown and Ponds have been staked by the Soil
Conservation '-(rviee T chricrin '
root flit nlage Forceful ‘vind push- ' - ' ' - s'
mix to eight months of age
Clarence Blankenship and L
4 Control horn flies by use of ts Carl bend the trunks of trees e or !-I
rubbing posts dusts or sprays evermeens or shade trees en- 'thick on the farms of Oscar L
3 Plan to spray with a system- °ugh to cause later twig damage Maddox and 1ieorge Foriuson of
Soper
le insecticide in July to control or even death of the plants Stak- Also Joe Bradshaw w h o
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grubs jog or guying can help provide lives in Hugo Ind has a farm near
Spotted Fever Case Reported In
protection Boswell had a pond staked Ward
State! Dodson 1vho is Inc Driver Examii-
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Parents are cautioned to keep a ur fir 1lei rses and wlmse farm is
h
Te pruned ends of rose e a n e s
(Jose watch for ticks on children near Boswell is anotior farmer
I should be coated with tree paint i
!oat is very interested in getting
ii- and this will help prevent cutter- pond 70iistructed 1Varit is also
bee tunneling M he t() t (Ames pl ard i
annng i on seeding a pasture to
nurctolApkiv submclueut damage to valuabele
roses NK 37
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Elm kat' beetles — there are tw9
types on the prowl— Cali I)"
eontrdlea with DDT or Inchtrin
spray applications enntrol I h e
Yucca plants usually ernsidered
immunt to most problems havi a
leaf spot eontlition during aunor-
inally wet seasons Clearing away
4)1 old dead foliage and spraying
with a pod disease corstrol
as Captan or Pha Itan is helpful
Disease control for plants is al-
most impossible unless the spray or
dust amlications are made during
the early staves of leaf growth
Covor!ge if the underside of the
leaf $ aIij important
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(IND worm infestations are cont
men in !au ns this year The worms
feed or the grass roots and valise
dead patches in the lawn Chlor
dane or dichlrin are effective le-
secticides --
11nuecessary landscape esperdi-
tures often result when the build
ing plans and basic landscape plan
fling tire not efficiently coordinat-
ed Nearly every home owner
sooner or later hope to improw
I hinking alwint and plannivg the
the home grounds Why not start
latulsvapirig elen bt fore the !mule
building plans arc cionpleted?
Brush Control
Program Begun
ing with interest an experiment Ca AllOMA CITY — The an- many of the chemicals t-e-s'ieti-w-'1O4
with tome seeds treatek: with ra nual brieh control program by the used on soch grasses as switct
do-active !materials front 0 a k aerial application of 2 4 5T he grass and bluestem
Ridge TInn gun in oklatioma about May Id Applications must he made ir
Extension agents V D Davis ard will contmite through July 10 the spring before the animal grass
and Miss Vera Nimes of liugo zir Jack M Cornelius Jr president us and weeds germinate These twc
CSIT)ing CM the project to see what of the State Board of Agriculture chemicals also were effective ir
kind ot affect the treltment will said today destroying weeds ard grasses ir
kind of effect the treatment will The Oklahoma Applicators Law sprigged bermutiarrass plantings
have On the flowers and vegeta- lidminut-ied and enforced by the Dalapun WaS fOtind to be eliec
Wes state agcultare deparlment pro- tive for central et bermuda a n d
Just to be liaft they vitt not vides that each ouplicatir must
aoonson grass
eat Iny of the products from the faithfully fulf11 his contract Nor-
plants mally be is guaranteeing the
-0-- 0-6 rant licr env ti two pounds of 2 4
tate dairymen believe in sell- fi-T in a mat sopithin of five g T New Farm Facts
hie your OW Ti product Ions which is made by misirg ore
They have started laying ground It iltu of 2 4 $ I with me- The same rains which caused s)
Work for a Jurte Dairy Month milk half gallon IA dli'Sd Oil Whiell is much tkeding and erosion in Ok
Pedge which thousands of iwonto then added to four gallons of i lahoma doting 1959 also providi fi
all over Oklahoma in farms and I vs Mel some important research data
In Cities will be a sked to phnig‘ Cornelius said departinent of ag- whieh may help control such (tes-
ti) dritk 3 glasscs ot mdk daily riculture nspectors take samples truction in the future
throughout June of the caucentrate supplied y the The information was collected on
chetweal companies and also sam- three native grass watersheds on
Three concrete blidge tile s pie the mixture just prior to loatt rolling tcpography in southeaster!
each five feet in diame41 n d mg in the airplare or helicopter Noble county varying in size as
holding ahout Gott gallons of wat These samples are analyled in the follow s ItiS acres 92 acres and
hsve made it possible for ‘' &palm t's laboratory in Oklaho 206 acres The study has been in
Pancer near Dewey to build ma City In 19741 samples num- progress an these watersheds since
a home water system at a reason- tiering 2S2 were analyzed During 1951
shits cost that year approximately 1080e0 Iirfa11 ditrirg 1959 was t h e
Ite used ono of th tiles for a acres of brush were sprayed coin- highest recorded for any year since
itter 4asir and two others to r Pared to 1870(0 acres in 1919 The the study began Exceptionally hi!'h
iteaie units giving h i in about board presidert indicated that far rainfall during the months of 17-ol2t10
gallons of tilterA water The niers anticipate sprayirg over 200 ly September and October provid
ilea were i?!'::allect tde--aner than UNI aeles of brush in 19W - ed data which showed runoff tor
censed tl do the job this year best control
These operators are bonded for the The agricultural leafier pointed
protection of the farmer Me Cor- out that aerial applicators must ex-
nellos said arproximately $15 ercise extceme cautiousmss to not
lions will spent on the program damage susceptible plants in the
to elimioate orush and improve area spraycd Wind drift is al-
grass pasture making it the larg- ways a problem especially wten it
est brush control program in t h e takes th? 2 4 51' on to desiranle
United States plants The department of agricul
Government regulations require tore inspctors make investigations
at least two separato spraying of of all drdt dacmage clams which
2 4 Au scarat e xears tor 4 aris
planning on seeding a pasture to
NK 37 Lerinuda grass
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rhon Malia! fey north of Saw-
yer toe Ezee-Flow Spreader
era weeks a f'o to fertilize a 40-
acre pasture Sid Anqlie also
used the spreader to fertilize his
pasture
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Charlie Beard of Ft Towson is
well plea SHI with the operation of
the drainage systetn ti rec ntly
had completed and is extending
his reseal system several miles
at the presint lime Clarence Blan-
kenship TcchniAan made a trip
to Ft Towsori last Friday to se
how well it was wor!ring after the
heavy rains of Thursday night and
Friday morning Ile reported that
it was tluing a very good job
Weed Gross
Control Muy
Be Possible
STULWATER—EfEbetive control
of weeds and grasses in torago
m v ho rwcIth thrimti the
use of chemical her'ileides SayA
Ostainond State university ag-
ronomist Spring plant:41 allalfa may be
protected from weedi with t h e
chemical EPTC used as a pre
emergence spray or incorporated
int() the 011 says Prot V C El-
der Appliclitions of EPTC at rates
Of two to four pounds per tier!
:s pre - plant or procmergence
sprays in field trials lestroyed all
anntial erasses and most bniad
leaf weeds without injury to t
a If a Ili seedlitigs
Incorporation of material in-
to the sod before planting gave
better results than preemergence
treatinents
Estabhsh(d plardiugs of alfalfa
may he sprayed with the herhi
vide 24 DB as a foliage application
tor broadleaf weeds
n tests for weed conlrol in es
grass crops grown tor
seed production simazir and :
on ‘Veri! frolitid to superior to
many of the chemicals tested when
used (in soch grasses as switch
grass and bluestem
Applications must be made in
the spring before the animal grass
es and weeds gel inmate These two
chemicals also were effective in
destroying vilds ard grasses in
sprigged berminbigrass plantings
DaLipull WaS found to be fltee-
tive for contral bermuda a n d
Johnson grass
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-ell site that have hist ihnir sur- 11'1 tit Pr"' li liritt'17an-era4k'I til'e "W'll:e-in
cut akoilalle hut Ilicre is Mlle i xtptision eiii is likely to 1 watts 4 eurrent If Lie aille iron
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ty of it(11 i Wiwi leVel t'y 50 1(0cctit 0:(i tho -
Tf X lie ettimiled high school at
r&-es I solohle salt content by 90 percent
iltiei and college at Oklahoma'
rir?iinhouse similes indicate the
TIree tons per aere of calcium l Long Arrns Of Law st University Ile had been
ciliord ‘as found to ho Stkleierti ! 1101C!ItV Of Vrtilacr aophoations vith the 110shway Dvartment
to cinove Ow exchangtable sol ! for reveg ano! of the ireat—I NEW ViiiiK — 1E1'1 ) — J 0 h 't smcii 1910 Ile hcrame assistant di-
win and hdston docp loaclorp ol iiiviis ''' Id h !is !ihow ht'rtmela Alma is 25 decided he voull have vision 1tlgineec at Tulsa in 1946 and
ell v ell salts to Occper levels of iAass ran be ii1 own if adequate a helisic chani e ni csi atone pupal a! 'art state maintelochce ertgir
iti soil viler' the kalt can eicap i lertdtir is appind cc 1 he ahandoned a stolen car neer in 1946
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Sunsuit! Says: My 30 Head of Registered Ouarterhorses Thrive on
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Wayne Sanguin is qualifir to speak as an expert on the
feeding and cai e tf hors-es end cattle Ha lia! hovil
feisclirg Purilat feeds for 111 years He is pieident of
the Hugo Hereford Association d director of tile Oitia
Boma Polled tierefo-d Avasciation is chairman of tiler
Choctaw County Farm Bureau Livestock Committze
is vice prsioent of the Southeast Oklahoma Quarter
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two year old quarterhorse and one of 30 on the Sanguin ranch east of Hugo
Baldy B Bop has been on OMOLENE since birth and proof of OMOLENE'S
high vitamin und growth factors is contained in the animal's very excellenf
weight of 1132 pounds "CMOLENE helps develop the inbred characteristics
of these fine quarterhorses" Mr San guin stated
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rind took to the hilts by rent pi)
lice said
Morns feapod from the car and
sci iinihk(i to thetop ofRochy
Pass r sl)pe in Brooklyn's Pros
ris I pdrk Bpt he lost his footing
awl toinblud back down right in
to thy antis of police
State Road
Engineer Dies
At Buffalo
OKLAHOMA CIT Y-- (UPI) —0
ilarrv Johnson 54 highway divi-
sion engineer at buffalo since 194
die' in Mercy hospital here today
Iihmrg an illness of sevoral
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Stamper, Jack. The Hugo Daily News (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 44, No. 306, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 24, 1960, newspaper, May 24, 1960; Hugo, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2128836/m1/6/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.