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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced it will purchase up to $159.4 million in domestically produced seafood, fruits, legumes, and nuts for distribution to a variety of domestic food assistance programs, including charitable institutions.

Clifton W. Anderson to BancFirst, mortgage covering lands in 19-8-7. Megan Anderson to First United Bank and Trust, modify mortgage covering lands in Swan. Shirley E. Anderson to BancFirst, mortgage covering lands in 19-8-7. BancFirst to Dallas G. Odle and Tonya R.

May 16, 1971 Slants Mildred Streetman not being recognized by a friend…Teruko Kelley taking her three-year-old daughter, Linda, to an afternoon carnival in Shawnee…Carl and Ruby Robertson being the latest Seminole couple to join the “trailering” tourists… Mr. and Mrs.

DEAR ABBY: Like many people in this country, my family has an aversion to throwing things out that might still be useful.

WEWOKA DIVISION CIVIL SUITS First United Bank & Trust Co. v. Roscoe Grubbs, foreclosure. First United Bank & Trust Co. v. Garrison Dakota Carrell, Vineyard Castleberry Cap. Board of County Commissioners, Dawn Lindsey, Hughes County Treasurer, Board of County Commissioners, Wendy Magnus Pott. Co.

Barrett Oil Company to Russell W. Bolen, warranty deed covering lands in 4-5-6. Sylvia Bateman to Elaine Fuller, quit claim deed covering lands in original township Wewoka. Patsy Viersen Brown and Thomas W. Brown to Patsy Viersen Brown Trust, quit claim mineral deed covering lands in 32-10-6.

Above, the Goldie Barnett Conference Room was packed to near capacity Tuesday evening for the regular meeting of the Seminole City Council. Discussion of a possible ordinance regarding public medical marijuana events within the city was on the agenda. —Staff Photo by Ken Childers

A discussion of whether the City of Seminole should allow “cannabis friendly” events to take place on public property or disallow them drew a nearly standing room only crowd to Tuesday’s city council meeting.

On what was supposed to be the final day of classes for Bowlegs students, the school was placed on lockdown over a reported gun threat. Parents and students were reportedly gathered for an assembly in the auditorium Thursday when the lockdown was ordered.

This Saturday at 8 a.m., people of all ages and from all walks of life will gather at Veteran’s Park, just north of the Municipal Building in Seminole, and embark on a 5k run.