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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1947)
i HKSAIJft KIWI, Ktemtfth r!I, Or. MONDAT, Ja H, l4f, l ' " yd . MlBW;'- Mv'KF (Pill ' -s- H I I i ;. B ! a VV I'l'l'""' , NKADONAL KOI NlI.N(i IT ( r.nte tlork Ulhrrrd the inodrrn roWo. Hm roptnf mItm, lone, Unnmt Job which Irft lrlhrry wfcanda mtmrj t Ui o of the dmy, rrolTH Into the rf n nylnt nl rodo mlhutuu knew II Utdtj. Koping rrmnliu Ui mom but brmnAlfit dflnltrly uckj of Ihc mechanical age. A lyplcal ahot, nud on Uit Harry Obonrhaln ranch In lha BIt roantrj cut of Klamath ralla, la: No, 1, ahowlnc ranch handa brandlnt a ralf whR eow pony alanda with Uot rope which la, Incidentally, one of the fleet rtqulrrmenta of a food cow huric. No, ti Thla calf la rooolvlnr the modern treatment ueed on moel of the larger ranching operations In the WeoL The animal la pinned In a machine through which Ite head prolrndea. The machine damps the calf firmly and the men can go about their work of branding, giving ahoU and clipping or notching all In one operation. No. 1: A cowhand kneels beside a flre( leftl aa he prepares the red hot Iron before the calf is run through the chute, clamped In the machine, branded and turned loose. The flash In Rio center k the erer present dsg always found around at round-up time. No. 4: Separating the cows from the calves la actually the first step of all when the stock Is brought In from the range. It's a dusty job as can be seen by the film of dust which clouds the center of this picture Credit for these, fine shots, all made on the Obenrhain place, go to Gib Fleet for No. 1, and to Jimmy Floyd for the other three. We Can Make Immediate, Delivery of O 4- and 5- Disc Plows O 314 Gang Plow O Model 69 6-f t. Harvesters O Rubber-tired Manure Spreaders O CGM Grain Elevators and Levelers Se Ui For All Your Farm Implement NtfrJs Campbell Bros. Implement Co, Phono 6594 MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE FARM IMPLEMENTS By Hi Morrill-Lokovlew Junction AT THESE VMf. Western Wear for Men . . . Ladies . . . Kiddies WESTERN BOOTS uUuA New Modern Drive-In Complete Fountain Service South 6th & East Main "Curb Service Rain or Shine" Sandwiches Merchants Lunch Dinners Home-Made Pies Phone 6496 ! 3 H BY NOCONA HYER OLSEN-STELZER TONY LAMA WESTEX ACME Styles for everyone. 9.85 to 32.50 -BOOTS by Stewart Fancy tops in mony colors. Available in either wing tip or plain toe. 32.50 up WESTERN SHIRTS For Men and Ladies These fancy trim two-tone shirts ore ideal for the 4th ceieDration. i Priced from 10.45 WESTERN RIDERS For Men and Ladies ' By Levi Strauss Available in either cotton gabardine or all wool ', gabardine. In many colors. Priced from 5.95 Matched Western SHIRTS and RIDERS For Both Men and Ladies ' Fancy two-tone shirts with matching trims on riders. Available in many colors. 32.00 and 45.00 Per Suit. QuUeri GIFTS Tower Theatre Building Quality Gifts for All Occasions Presto Cookers G. E. Irons and Clocks Kitchen' Hardware Films and Film Service Magazines Greeting Cards Pictures, Linens and Pottery Costume Jewelry to Do-Dats "Ler's make it a sane Fourth!" Sharp Grain Co. MERRILL, ORE. Buyers of Grain and Clover Seed Custom Cleaning and Grinding PHONE MERRILL 2201 Machinery Co 4615 So. 6th St. Phone 8076 Complete machine shop facilities. We get your work done today! 733 MAIN PHONE 3463 GLLLLl