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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1930)
PAGE EIGHT , THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tuesday, July 22, 19.10 FARM NEWS LATEST NEWS : OF MARKETS PORTLAND, Ore.. July ti. (A. p.) Prime firsts in butter were ailvuuced lo to Jlo at the Mon day sfternonn session of the Portland produce exchange. This leaves a apreed of 4c to the next loner grade, firala using quoted at 87c. Huiter extraa were firm, with demand fairly good. The price of butterfat ta un changed at Sic delivered Port land. Top grades eggs vers steady it lth the demand aatlatactory. Hot weather la aald to be In juring quality. In fresh meats, beef prlcea are nsually low for all grades, Fresh raspberries are at tneir peak with the price ranging around I..SS a crate. Canuers' demands are brink. lireen corn from local gar dens is more plenttiul and prices re slightly lower. BUTTEH: Prime firsts cent higher. Cubes: Extras, S3c; standards, 32c; prime firsts. Sic; firsts, i7c. Creamery prices: I'rlnia 3o over cube atandarda. KUUS: Ton gradea steady, un changed. MILK: Steady, unchanged. Poultry, country meals, oniona, potatoes, wool, mohair, nuts, hay, cascara bark, hops, unchanged. SUGAR (sacked basis): Steady. Cane fruit or berry, $4.90 per cwt.; beet augar, 14.70 cwt. FLOUR (city delivery prices): Steady, Family patents, 49s, .4o; whole wheat, 49a, 15.(0; graham, 49s, 15.30; bakers' hard wheat, Ss. IS.OO; bakers- Blue stem patents, 8Ss, 6.40; pastry Hour, 49s, 15.90. Hangat'Type Farm Building a i a i w h- mm This building Isn't a hangar for a baby blimp. It's a new type (arm building appearing in the middle west for storing grain and large farm machinery. It la aupported by fabricated steel trusses 15 feet apart. It la 40 by 90 feet, and is said to provide the largest storage space with the least expense and with the greatest strength against Wind stresses. HOW TO RAISE POULTRY By Dr. L, D. LeGear, V. S., St Louis, Mo. Dr. LeGear is a gradual of the Ontario Veterinary College, 1892, Thirty-aim year of veterinary practice on disease of live stock and poultry. Eminent authority on poultry and stock raising. Nationally known poultry breeder. Noted author and lecturer. to be worth the effort necessary to get It. j It would be an unusual com-i muuity where plenty of custom-! era could not be found. The chancea are that a little Investi gation will reveal pleuty of po tential customers who will be glad to have you serve them. You may not be able to dispose ot your entire output on your route at first, but by consistently offering a better service than others aud a superior product, you will gradually build un a thriving business ot satisfactory proportions. (Copyright. 19!9. by Dr. L. D. LeGear, V. S.) p'EDKKAL FARM FACTS Plan ling Pointers Vines AKTlCXK XUV In The Footsteps Of Ben Webster CURE POTATO DISEASES: Why Not Establish an Ej Route and ties the Extra, Profits That the Retailer Would Otherwise EnJoyT Editor's Note; Tata tm another story ta a sarlae of as atones oa Itoullry raising written by tfte well known osuonai poultry auLsorlt Dr. U U. Lelioar. V. S of 8L Louis re saUr sarlae will appear la Uili paper. Our readers ars urged to read thsm earafullv and alia ih,a nil ior (mux reiarence. Every owner ot a fair aixed poultry lock ahould either be long to a co-operative marketing association or be Interested In the story ot Ben Webster, lien is bustling, likeable young chap who purchased a run-down farm, slocked it witn cuckens, and is OBEOOW statu rni.i.pr.R now attempting to make it pa Corrallis, Ore.. July it. (UP) I ' oiumng a "direct to toe snravin and dn.ti-a h... K , user" egg business. Ot course. found moat -ff-il. entr..i hs'U' make a go of it for the ma..,, - ..n. . i.t. .,,,. I aiorv runs true to the old Hora and Up burn poutoes. diseases u. A1fn Tork w,n" torm' whlrh annual! maka Ini-n.H. ni I l'ira. 11 sea wore a thousands of dollars on Oregon's Ue,n nd loxX egg farmer. five-million-dollar DOUto Indus-1 ,m luit8 ,Qr' woull trn. specialists of OSC declared l"rB J"' after several years' research. I I hare observed a number ot Although potato growing is an I actual parallels lo us popular Important and generally profit- Ben Webster story. None ot able industry In the slate, the them encountered such trials as number of diseases that seriously Ben haa had to overcome, but reduce the also and quality cf without exception they found the the crop haa increased rapidly lu egg route a profitaole venture, the last few years. Much loss And why not? II you lake your can be prevented, however, by eggs In one lot to one of the egg proper methods such as spray- buyers or to some retail doa.er. ing and dusting for specific mal-lyuu know they are going to oe adlea, maintaining four to six- resold at a prom 01 several year rotation, treating all aeed I cents a doxen over what you re stock for tuber-borne diseases! ceived for them. You can not and maintaining a seed plot, the only have that profit for your station specialists found. I own but can actually demand a Bordeaux mixture is still con-1 premium ot from three to fire sldered most effective aa a spray, cents a dozen over current store while copper-lime is favored for prices as a rule. It is being done dusting. The latter process has by many "egg farmers" in varl- been found more convenient than ous parts ot the country asd spraying, especially for small there is no reason why the plan acreages. It is more expensive, I will not work anywhere. however. You "can offer your customers at least three advantages over B1Q PICXIO the ordinary farm run of eggs LONDON, It'll be one huge .uch a. they usually get at gro- picnic when 4000 British children cery stores.. First, jrou can guar leave England this summer for a I antes that your eggs are Infertile fortnight's tour through Belgium u no roosters are kept with your and the Rhineland to get acquaint ed with children of other countr ies. While these two countries play host to Engllsk children this year, England will entertain an equal number of German kiddies next year. The University of Santo Tomas at Manna, p. 1., la the oldest In' stltutioa of learning situated an territory nnder the Jurisdiction of me American nag. Fi mm i HE GOT OF PILES Suffered 20 Years and Tried Everything:. Couldn't Work i SIMPLE HOME REMEDY WORKED LIKE MAGIC "I suffered with piles for twenty jyesrs and could not get relief n til I read in the paper about these Colse Pile Pills yon Uke internal ly. They are marvelous," enthn iastirally declared W. I. Fox, a well known farmer of ML Jack son, Virginia. i "My stomsrh felt miserable sod the piles would come down so bad they frit big as my list snd hurt so bad I could not sit down or walk but thsnlts to Colac Pile Pills, I'm free at last of that awful trouble. I eosldn't believe that pilla yoa swallowed at meal time would help piles in such a short time but after the Brat two doses I could see I wss getting better. Ill glsdly tell anybody what they did for me if they write and yon can nee my Bene all yoa want to," continued this man. Thousands of others say the same. Ne one ahooid naf fer another day or bother with nasty salves or suppositories. Doc tors endorse this new internal way. Harmless and quick. If reader de sires to try Colae Pile Pills, bay a bottle ef local druggist, or send Tie te Colse Chemical Co, Brent, weed, MtL, for regular bottle, full directions, postage paid, by return rnalL Results guaranteed or mon ey back by this nationally known laying I lock, hence your eggs will keep fresh much longer. Second, you can assure them that eggs are gathered twice day so thoy are sure lo be per fectly fresh. The third advan tage is that you can keep your hens penned up so that there Is no doubt sboul when eggs were laid. Eggs collected from hay lofts or here and there about a arm may have been laid recent ly or they may not. Should any patron object to paying your price, provided, .of course, that It Is not out of rea son, you may safely offer to let them try store eggs for a while. As s rule, your willingness to have them make this comparison ill overcome their objections right then and there. Eggs pro duced under the conditions out lined sbove are bound to be bet ter than those purchased through stores. Before starting a business of this kind, be sure you have suf ficient hens to make sure of hav ing a year 'round aupply of eggs for your year 'round customers. Not to hare a constant supply at all times for your regular trade will hurt your business very much. In sddition to the egg business with its . very acceptable extra profit feature, there are also dressed fowls to be reckoned with. They, too, will bring you a much higher price it sold over your route than If marketed in the usual manner. Hers again, the assurance of a fresh product makes your offering more ac ceptable than that of the ordi nary retailer. You will kill and dress fowls just before you start out to deliver them so they are sure te be in prime condition when delivered. Yoa have a very good medi um for disposing of your extra cockerels and cull female stock and you do so at a profit consid erably in excess ot what you would real lie by any other means. Just how much the in crease will be depends on a num ber of conditions. I should con sider It a conservative estimate, however, to say that as prices are at present, dressed birds sold In this way should bring you 26 to 36 cents more esch than If sold In any other way. It is therefore quite easy to s that, even though the egg route does entail more work than simply taking the week's collec tion to some retstl dealer, the extra profit Is more than likely PORK COXSIMPTIOX Ths per capita consumption of pork in ths United States was 73 pounds last year; that of beef was el pounds, and ot lamb and mutton 6.8 pounds. ROAD MART PROFITS Farm men snd women operat ing 30 roadside markets lu North Carolina last year, sold JU05.390 worth ot surplus prod uce from their gardeus, poultry yards and pantries. Our hearing Is said to range through eleven octaves, but our sight through only one. Anything that does not range between red and violet we cannot see. The recent tariff act is a tils. tlii t gain to agriculture, believes Arthur M. 11) de, serrutary of agriculture. He says: "It at fords the farmer ot America ado quats breastworks behind wbirli he may, if he will bring his prod ucllon within the opcrmiuu uf the law, find urofllaule rivtuc- iiou. An ares of U.t jj.uOO acres In the arid aud seuii-arid rvgiuns ot the Kio Urandv aud Coluiado river valleys will be irrigated eveutualiy it the avaualle water supply Is controlled aud utilised llKientiy, accordiug lu a tmliu un just published by the L". 6. bureau of 1'uullo Roads, Tue rivers contain enough water lo irrigate that uumber of acres. Agriculture Is In full midsum mer swlug, according to the I'. 3. DeuMiuieut of Aarlcullute. Corn haa mado a fair start, al though It was damaged in Iowa and Ohio by drought and atorma. Having Is well under war and wheal harvest Is in full swing. The latter crop has matured early and has so far been cut under favorable conditions. I lly I 1 ItMAN l.l.oill Ml I.KOKII llur.au uf I'limt luilu.tr, I'. U lKxirtiiient of Agrlcultum Pomo vines clluib by twining, others by moans of tendrils Hint wrap aliout svnllablo supports, ami still olliers have sucklug iiinks at me ends of tendrils that attach to rough surfaces. Vines ot a fourth class climb by uieau ot rootlets along the stems that hold lo aupportiug trees or walls. lues grown hear frame nouses need special supports. iney ars uuauie lo cling to a bouse that Is kept well painted Ihey need lo be so supported that they may be removed easily uen the house is reuiluled. A trellis hinged near the ground ao that It can be swung away from the house provides a couveulout suppuri. W lsterlas are attractive vines for growing on trellises. The purple aud white Chinese wis terias are beat known, but the long cluster wisteria aud Ameri can wisteria are also attractive. These vlnea are not so hardy as many others. Many Trellis Vines Other vines well suited for growing on trellises are the Vir ginia creeper, often celled wood bine and fiveleat Ivy. which also clings to walls. In ths same group is the hardier thicket creeper as well as a long list of, near relaii.'es l.nii In catalogs under ths heading, "Aniolon.l IMIiMs sro Hie trumpet-creeper urequeniiy called Virginia creep er), the different kinds of climb ing clematis and the lilltnr-awoef all of which require a tiullla or siiii i in r support. . 1 lie best known hardy vines that cling to walls ars tits Bos ton ivy, the Virginia creuper and the smaller leaved KiiKeliiiaiiu creeper. These vines cling by suckers or disks at lbs ends uf the tendrils. Vines Protect llullillngs Borne persons bsliuva that vines about buildings especially on stone ur brick buildings cause dauipueaa aud make the walls sweat. This Is uut so. Moth ths leavea and the aerial rootlets tend to keen the wail dryer than It would otherwise be. If the rooms ars not well veu- lllatod Hie walls may routluue lo sweat later In the season than do unprotected walla, but the dif ference Is In the lime wheu It occurs and the vluos do uut In crease sweating. HAFK FLVIXU WA B II I N (IT U N. Jtafoly In rhrduled airline uperatlon In Hie fulled Htates Increased 71 per cent during the last half uf Itm compared with the same period of 1537. the V. 8 Department of Commerce reports. There was an Increase ot Is. Ins In the number of miles flown for each accident during the period. W AS TOO I.HVINH l.()H ANUKI. Kelt's all right lu love your liushnnd, hut when It comes to ton murh love, Tlioiuns V. (iltii k doesn't like It. lie rucuiilly sued his wlfo for di vorce couiplaliilng that Iter love for him caused her to slick so closely lu his side Hist he was uualite lo attend to business. H nearly suffered a nervous break dottii un her account, ho said. Russian ai'leiillnta have siii'c ced ed lu crnM-timeillng ' wheat ami rye, prniliiilng a grulu with Ilin ooil qualities of the luiter and resistant e to cold uf the former. For Results I'se Herald t hus Ada NO MORE NEURITIS In Arms, Neck, Legs or Tliitilis It you wuut to get rid uf His agonising put lis of uriiritls, neu ralgia, sciatica or rbeumallam, jusi apply Tysmol lo tliu affect ed parts and aee how quickly all misery will cease. Tysraul Is a powerfully lione- Iratlna absorbent, aootlilug and healing lu lis action, which goes In through ths pores sad quickly reachea the burning, aching nerves. Tliuss stubborn palos In the shoulder blade, face or head. 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