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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1947)
WOMBAT, JM M. MM, Paps 1 tf4if M-HfcvHUw' f ,, 1 -rryrfiiii'wnn i mran hiiiiiim isiih irliii .iwt'iiiiiMM-"MM"Ml in ew 'P- awHw I'- v vX 'c C's. ItaV GbHws f:Jf ::- Vi' ' ' : -l t ' ,W U-. n ft .,iKJ , ? K. J .. II pi I I 'I I I j I v I 'Jm (&& . "i Ik teppfei On of the proudest ranches In the KUmmth Cow eonntry ia the Bar-T, or the Yanuay ranch owned and operated by D. O. "Buck" Williams. The ranch is located on the head waters of the Williamson river, 30 milts northeast of Chiloquin in a splendid setting of pine and mead ow land. The Yamsay country, far famed for Its fine rraiing land, feeds several thousand head of white faces. Ranches are healthy places for kids. 1 "Jackie" Thomas and brother Paul poke around in a near by stream at a wif (line water snake. They are sister and brother of Queen (linger Thomas who will rule the Klamath Basin Rodeo, July 4, S (round of pines. 4 Future cow- and C S A pattern of shadows cast by the impressive entrance to "Buck Williams' ranch where two snarled pines hold a cross bar of curved pine. 3 The attractive Bar Y ranch house against a back hand Is Paul Thomas, 8-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas, caretakers. 5 Whitev Arrell, left, and E. M. Rider. Bar-Y ranch hands, wait for the dinner bell. 6 Mail box against a sijco which di rects the way to the Yamsay ranch. 7 .Meadow land shot on the Bar-Y with Hereford calves, yearllnts and 2-year-olds standing In the grass. All pictures by Wes Gurierlan of The Herald and Nrtta, PiTI ill W -" , Imagine meal of fieh sprang broikrs, corn on the cob, fresh peas, strawberry shortcake hi the dead of winter long after these delicacies are off the dealer's shelf. That's the kind of menu you can serve every day of the year when you own a BEN-HUR FARM & HOME FREEZER! Garden fresh vegetables, tender chickens, the best of your pork, veal, beef, game fill your BEN-HUR FARM & HOME FREEZER with them when they're at their delicious best, and you'll have tasty meals the year 'round at far less cost. "Worth its weight in cold" to the farmer ... the new BEN-HUR FARM & HOME FREEZER.'' is BIN-HUR MFO. CO. M I. Nftfi AVI., MUWAWII II, WH. SAMSON IMPLEMENT CO. MM So. Ith "Buy the Best and Be Satisfied" I. HUH I"1 jrf W - ' - "T s W fp I I j ,j . rr,ktSf . x4) ! fjuf The Finest ' fi ' f-vw Entertainment . 'jTN I r?- -Ever! v::J V J". ! J ' . I 'J - b ff q The ---fra. 0 I Golden Gate Quartet V at At- ni.iKME III 3 You'll Find Your 4th of July Photographic Needs MX UNDERWOOD'S r, CAMERA iHUr UrII (t.Vc' 'f MAIM PHONE 7S0J T I 1 FOR FAST DEPENDABU PHOTO FINISHING IT'S UNDERWOOD'S PHOTO SERVICER Take Your Films to Your Nearest Dealer! Cameo Shop CattUborry't Drug Currin's for Drugs ' East Side Pharmacy Fuller's Gift Shop Louie Polin's Leo Hendricks Drug Star Drug Waggoner Drug Whitman's Drug Wood's Drug Everbody's Pay-Less , Walgroan's Drug Esther's Sovtmore Shop Malin Drug .. Malin L. V. Boggs Malin Pioneer Drug Chiloquin Thornton Drug Lakeview Cattleman's Pharmacy Merrill Coynsr Variety Tuleloka Lee's Corner Store Chiloquin Sprogue River Variety Store After the Rodeo... The Tulelake Machinery Co. is your ne xt Stop! Phone 7475 Your equipment will need repairing. We carry genuine Case parts. Our shop is equipped to give you satisfactory, speedy servicel "Drive Carefully" Tulelake, California Telephone 2841 li,wWWBsaiai sum ni""'
