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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1948)
THURSDAY, PEB. 17, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEC. II PACE 5 Cattle Feeding Falls Off i The number of cattlr mi frrd In ' Orcgnn on January I, IfUH, b eill , (mated at 14,000. J I.U Ii uomr M0O0 I IrH Hi ft n hint year or a drcrraMi (if ft prr rrn(. Out of llir tulul mi frrd 4n January 1 In Orritmi, upiironi , fciately 4M0 wrre In Kluiimlb rnunty. ' WRRlilnuLmi nUo mIuiwh u dtHTvuM! ' lti numbrr of rnltln on fitd whlln . California In up anme 43, (MM) linid, ; from loti.ooo in 1U47 to 2mi,mm) in Krvrral Kraftoui Mrvrral rmiKfiiiii limy be Ktvrn lf Hi rrduirtl jiuiiiIiim of rattle on ; frrd in the aluto. The liluli prices Inert ved for whritt nnd burley Jinn I mado It moro pinlllnbln for the ; prowrrtt to murkal UiHr uiiiln dlnwt, C )(hrr feed pilim are hlnli uUo. Oregon dora iiul noriiuilly produce mifflrlrnt feed u nil MB to rare for nil 111 llvrnUxk and poultry, rxrept ' vhrii ulirul Ut a mitplim corumoillty. I : It In fAltinntfd, however, that 30 t prr crnl of the brcf prodiurd in thr ittnte I for export I rude. A Ihimo '. portion of the mule exported itro from the etulem and tumtliern Oie- . gon counties nnd ifii nut an fredrm. 1 he Urgrmt market for lhre frrd Xrr It Calif ornla. t'Allfurnla annually (daughter! 1,7.".0.000 ratllr and Im port MMUJOO of thr.c. A wrll ae drawlitf hravlly on Orruon brrf, California alo luinrti from all the W re tern itatre and from m far rant ei Kanut, Farm Home Need Seen SPOKANE, Ktb. 11) i,1'Nuw I Did tlmt fur bn Improvrmniwi on farm building mid hrann, I'rofrvnir I.. J. Hmllli of WiuliiiiKinii Huts rnllrso told members of the Wr.il ern llrtail Lumbermen's ssMK'lutlon Wednesday morning. "The farmers wnnl anil ran alfurd lli best building Hint money cm) bu;'," HmlUl U1, "bin don't try U sell thrm home designed fur tho ciiy. Their nerds are different." Hmllh rautlonrd the producer and bulldrra to consider Oil definite need of liia farmers In the west. Wt need different klnda of bulld Inte than do the farmers of the aau" 'ill meeUnga continue Una after noon with Hobert A. Jones, vice prealdenl of the Middle Atlantic Lumbermen's association the prln elpal speaker. A banquet will end tho conference tonight. WHY WE SAY K I k vmaW M 1 Hiia una llir title of liook Krillcn liy Jiirolt A. and it illuatrated the ff-fi':tiv-tica of ibe power of word. Writ ten in lll'X), it Han fiiclnnl account at rxilinf( ooiiililiona in the alum of New Vork t:ily. It influenced Theodore Itooaevrll, police comnuMioner, to Aj.f. N ll l rrndiralr lliow evila. New 4-H Livestock Project , Proves Of Value To Clubs i-ll club fiirinbrm huvt rvrrythlim to (tuln In Ron ik that "cxita mllr" In 411 inrul ittilimtl puiH':LA- ('lub ninnbrrii have nn rxlia j.e clal roiitl Umt Ii oprn to any club mrmbrr over the nuc of 14 who car rtrt a mrat animal project and who I in ft brm In 4-H club work at IroM three yearn, Krancli. A. Bklnner, county club akciU, announced re cently. Already there are ten club or Kaiilrrd In the county whonn mnn btrn may bo eliulble to cim.jx-ie in thin content, Merf clubN are led by Karl WUm.ii of Malln, II. B. Wlnc barurr, Merrill; titanlcy Maatrn, llruley; Hex lUiili. Olrne; Kalph JiilinBton, Keno; and John lleyden, Hoiuinrjt '1 he jthrep cluba are Ird by 1. W White, Mi nlry, and Martin Jlrown. Itouiinui. Pig club leaders tire Ilrynul Wlllltiuih, Henley and Jerry Hltiwer, Plevna. No pha.e of 4-H club work I more Miti-ifylng than to wuti-li a calf drvelnp into a choice 1000 pound baby beef, a pen of lambii Into the blue ribbon it roup, or ten little piits into a prte litter. H'a all a welUdcveloed plan, not JiiAt luck. Flrat. an animal of qual ity tnd Rood breeding U selected. The club member gives the young aiilmnl a good start In life by pro viding adequate he Her, sanitary surrounding, fresh water and proper feed containing protein, min erals and vitamins. He works with the animal, tames It and grooms and fits It for show. Having a good animal to show isn't all that counts a good com plete record of each project Is neces sary. To be eligible for tills contest, club members should Increase the size and scope of their projects over a period of years. Pictures showing growth and progress are very valuable in a livestock record. That "extra mile" counts here, too. club members w ho Veep a good record of club activities and learn all they can of successful livestock Extension Unit News An ununuul menu culled the "Chl neae Moon Lady menu" will be pre Milted to 30 project leaders from the 15 KlBinutli county home externum uiiiln. at an all-duy mceltiiK Friday, February 'M. The meeting will be held In the home economic room of the Altamont Junior high achool. Oriental looda to be prepared and nerved by Helen P, Htluf, home dem onntriitloii uncut, Include water creiu aoup, Oriental atealc, Chinese steamed rice, IIoiikIcoiik kraprfrutt salad, crystiilllMd Kilmer and tea. Chinese festival customs, Invita tions, decorations and name will also be discussed at the meeting. Mrs. Joe Milan!, project leader from the Midland home extension serve her famous culinary specialty, "Italian ravioli." Lake Soil Meet Slated The Lakevlew soil conservation district will hold Its annual meeting In t he - courthouse at Lakevlew, Thursday afternoon, March 4th, at' I SO p. m., according to Kecretary Elgin Cornell. This date was set by the super visors at the regular monthly meet ing In the post office building on February 12. The lust meeting at tended by several farmers had the benefit of two sound-moving pic tures shown by the soli conservation service on the subject of soil con servation and snow surveys for water run-off forecasting. The monthly . board meetings which are open to visitors are held on the second Thursday evening each month In the post office build ing with Loren Hunt, chairman. Greyhound Talks Contract Deals 8EATTI.E. Feb. IB Ml Repre sentatives of Northwest Orcyhound Lines, Inc.. and the Motor Coach Employes' union (AFLl met with a federal conciliator Wednesday In an attempt to break a deadlock In con tract negotiations, William O. Hosle. the conciliator, said tho morning conference failed to produce an agreement. Members of the union have voted their nego tiating committee authority to call a walkout to enforce their demands. The bus line operates over several major Northwest routes. production will be eligible to 'com pete In the Meal Animal contest. Prizes for the contest Include an expense-paid trip to the National 4-H Club Congress In Chicago as well as liberal college scholarships. Additional material is available In the club agent's office In the post, office building. Skinner said. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant ond Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7th SL Phone 0346 The housewife said, "I am not doing this for myself but for the thousands of women who don't have a chance to speak out. 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