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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1945)
IfiES SENT N SHORTAGE If FERTILIZER wll Stucltimm, coiiKress , .1.1. district, und ThntnuH L l M,.lu'ii(l of tho fertiliser ..... ....... f.mrl urll.lln. 1 Xii'd will. wire, and ulr I. ". tin. ferllliftor snui'iiiK'i. S,cr0 miTliiiK of the Mulln Zr t commerce Wcdnos- ItiBlit. . 1 "" V"' ,,""w ..... ftunipHl nif moru S, o be ullocnlcd to till. tWUUI .... I,.. II... K i.mnlh Lw Growers association r"u. r.....t AuniiL C A. Kon to wu8lil;mt0.t show. effect of luck i" i"!1""!!:'.. LCr who didn't order lust lr IcrOrilllW V . nt i... t..ut I i 1 ll"y Will uij ti iiivnt r ..ii..- nr.. mil nhtnlniihlu. . Kcr growers huvo bouKht Mm aheud, but contracts for per to lie delivered this It may n' ; , rllB COnlPHIiy IIUmwi.uk -..-l.- ...iIMitI 12S urowora E i,cy will not bo uble to fcly fertilizer contriieted for 1811. UI1C lliuujiuiiu Willi mv i..... nli.iw. iilmnut mm tin of the totnl amount of illicr ul'ci in ui.o mtu. Irowcrs who have obttilncd oary machinery, una. pur- '.j i.i..li .icti'i.fl nntnln mfl H-u it'll" i";- , going to suffer nn expensive .....ll nu mllllnrv . und i!inn n n ; rn a doncndlna in the crop, says Henderson. Lnu.i.r iiKsucfutiona Hnd Lubcrii of commerce ure- In fUnt touch by wire and air it uillti fortili'pr Hlsfrihtilnrit Lell as officials In WnshhiK- to ko wiwi can oe aonc to .H riluiittr from one of Ore. i laritcst industries. 30 Thousand Chicks Per Week Hatched in Plant Thirty thousand chicks arc hutched per week In tho now In dustry, the Ort-Kori Stale Hutch cry, 2720 S. mil, stinted here Just x weeks iik.i, uccurdiiiK to I' red Jlublcr owner and mini UKer of the hiilchory, who cume hero from Corvullls. Ho employs five usslstuuts In the new plant. Uslnii IOO.UOIJ-okk capacity electric Incuhiiliir, tho ,nt hatches 3u,im chicks a week. KKKs are procured from iliib lers brccdhiK floeks In the Wll- III PEOPLE IH STATES apt. Denton J. Roes, former math Falls dentist, and Pvt. (In G. Vincent, nophew of !cr Vincent, employe of the Giorgio rrult corporation. Ived in Snn Francisco today kwing their liberation from lanatuan prison on Luzon, fruary J. apt. noes' wife and young planned to leave Milwaukle, , where they have lived past two years. Immediate- upon word that the officer reached the United Stales. -men and WOMEN IN SERVICES v SPEAR REPORTS T8 Charles M. Spear, who has been on leave visiiin with his liimily hi Keno, has reported back for reassignment to mili tary duty. Spear was previously located at lulelake. Ills fuinlly has recently m o v c d to Keno from Tulelnke where lliey had mado their home. PATTERSON TRAINS Murine Cunt. Artliur "U" Pat terson Jr., whose purenls live In Midland, Is training with a torpedo bomber squadron ut the marine air station, Santa Bur baru, Calif. His squadron will fly from aircraft curriers tho first time murine flyers will operuto from their own curriers. dipt. Patterson won his wings In February, 1IM3. He is a grad uate of Klumtith Union high school, und attended Oregon Statu college. WILKINSON IN HOSPITAL Howurd J. Wilkinson. K le. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wil kinson, 2334 Summers lunc. re turned to active duly on Junu ary 10 after u 20-day leave. Before ho returned homo he had spent three weeks in the Oak land hospital. Sent out again to the Pacific, he was taken off the destroyer Hiichc, nnd re turned to this country for fur ther treatment. He is now con fined for a couple of months in tho baso hospital. Anyone de siring to write to him may do so by addressing Howard J. Wilkinson, F 1c. USN Base Hospital, Navy 12B Ward A-8, cure Postmaster, San Francisco. WISE GRADUATED A veteran of many months in the Pacific, Marine Pvt. 1c Kenneth O. Wise, formerly of Klamath Falls, was recently graduated from tho Infantry and Browning .automatic rifle school at Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif. Ho Is now prepared for assignment to a combat unit. Wise served at Pearl Harbor and in the Marshall islands. His brother, Army 1st Lt. Henry O. Wise, is overseas. lamottc valley of southern Ore gon, and high pedigreed Holly wood White Leghorn eggs ure obtained direct from breeding larms in Washington, he said. Among the 12 more popular varieties ot chicks hutched here oro Lloyd strain Rhode Island Reds und Christie New Hump shires. incubating compartments ure kept at II II 'J degrees und hatching compartments at OBJ degrees. The entire weekly output is sold, Hubler states. Those not shipped out ure bought by Klam ath residents to supplement the meal shortage. More und more people ore buying the baby chicks to raise, reports the man ager. Hatching eggs ure brought In every week. Ono hundred eases fill the machines and Hubler gels uu ou per coin nutcn, he says. Duy-old chicks uro shipped as far south us Los Angeles, Calif., to Montana, Idaho, Nevada and uu puns ot urcgon. They cun llvo six hours without food or wuter. Chicks from the new hatchery are shipped by express, parcel post and stage. Stage shipping is found to be very satisfactory in this region, according to the hatcher. The stage drivers take special care of tho chicks in their custody. Loans For Veterans Approved by House SALEM, March 8 (P) The house passed and sent to the sen ate today a bill providing loans up to $3000 to veterans for pur chlise of farms und homes. The bill carries out the terms of a one-mill propcrtty tax approved for the nurposc by the voters last November, The loans could be up to 75 per cent of the value of the property, would bear 4 per cent Interest, and be amortized In 20 years. MAYOR RILEY E E TO fill uRl Mayor Earl Riley of Portland will arrive in Klumuth Falls Friday morning In conjunction with the Klamath Shrine club's ninth annual dance ut the arm ory on April 7 for tho benefit of the crippled children's hos pital In Portland. Riley will bo present at a kickoff breakfast with Klamath Falls city officials Friday morn ing and will speak to the Rotary club at noon. Ho will also ad dress tho Shrine club on the operation of the Shrino hospital In Portland Friday . evening. Riley Is a chairman ot the hos pital board. Muyor Ed Ostendorf of Klam ath Fulls said today that this city has more children in the hospital, according to popula tion than any other district com ing jjndc-r its jurisdiction. He also stated that the Shrine club here collected a total of $3575 for the benefit : of crip pled children last year and that amount Is expected to be ex ceeded this year. The purpose of this hospital Is to provide aid for" crippled children not having the finan cial means to pay for ' neces sary hospitalization. BES?-gCI!Ol7N .fit home remedy fot ICKS VAPOKUB W JSa. roliovl Farm Master 4A CHICKS Ea. I In lots of 100 Now Hnmpi, Rocks, R. 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