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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON TUESDAY, TED. 3, 1940 Pace four Interest High In Red Bluff Bull Auction Klamath basin cattle wintering In the Sacramento valley will be shown In the seventh annual Red Bluff bull aale and show, February t. 6 and 7, In Red Bluff, Calif., and many Klamath county cattle men will be on hand. Prime purpose of the show is to improve range stock in this area of Northern California and South ern Oregon. Two outstanding beef cattle graders. Vard Shepard and Louis Rochford will grade the stock at this year's show. Shepard Is head of the animal husbandry division at California Polytechnic institute and Roch ford is from the Tejon ranch near Bakersfield. Not only must the consigned animals meet strict re quirements, but grading demonstra tions will be made by the two men to enable stockmen to yardstick their own cattle. Grading and '" U1 be held In the livestock pavilion at the Te hama county fairgrounds. Highlight of the show will be the aale of a registered Hereford bull from the Crowe ranch In Shasta county at auction. Proceeds of this sale will go to the March niniM ftinri There will also be 283 rugged Hereford range bulls and 65 guaranteed ln-calf heifers and 16 Shorthorn bulls. The three-day program includes: Thursday 10 a. m show of Here ford females, bulls and Shorthorns, followed by grading demonstration; 6 p. m.. entertainment for visiting cattlemen at Hotel Tremont Friday 10 a. m., sale of heifers and March of Dimes bull and sale of 16 Shorthorn bulls: 6 p. m.. entertainment for cattlemen at hotel, 5:30 p. m. and 8:45 p. m., vaudeville show at State theatre, Red Bluff. Saturday 9:30 a. m., sale of 282 Hereford range bulls. Credit Procedure Merchants' Topic Klamath merchants discussed credit procedure, collections and ac counts at a forum conducted Mon day following luncheon at the Wi nema hotel when 25 members of Merchants Credit Service. Inc., ob served the first session of the month. Frank Eberlein. president of the board, presided, and arrangements for the luncheon were made by "Hap" Jones. The next meeting is scheduled for February 18. at which time Ray Ward will arrange the program. WHY WE SAY w rUiJ. Sin 1 s f -A ' ICELAND kg It u NEWFOUNDLAND The word flsland" is Anglo-Saxon, meaning an "eye" of land. The ancienla bad a propensity for comparing geo graphical places lo parts of the body. Thus we say "arm of the sea," "mouth of a river," "brow of a hill,'"'healland." Party Slated Faculty Wives will entertain for members and husbat s with a party at T p. m. February 21 at Fremont Junior high school. Hughes Goes To New Post Walter C. Hughes, Southern Pa cific trainmaster here for the past four years, has boon transferred lo San Luis Obispo, Calif., effcctivo Immediately. Hughes will return here within the next several days from the Southern Pacific General hospital in San Francisco where he has boon for a medical check-up. Ills suc cessor Is Harvey A. Teal who was here some time ago In the capacity of SP yard clerk and crew dis patcher. He Is now trainmaster for the SP at Nlland, Calif. Both Hughes and Teal aie ex pected to make their changes the will take over Hie duties as train master at San l.uii OuImhi as sihiii as he can make aiiaiiKomeuis for moving his family south. Hughes came here four years ago February 1. and his orders came here on Feb ruary 1. Itl.OOU D1KT Hie three vampire bats of the London soo have whipped blood In their diet. Half a pint of horse blood, whipped with an egg beater, Is fed to them nightly. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Klpcrt UuaranlFtd Wort (All Mtl.il RratantttU rrlcta k t ttlimaW Sewing Machine Service Vaur Indtttttntviit Plr chou mil .ymii hhiu Way Socilte tine chocolates like Cupid's arrow hit the spot! 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