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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1948)
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THRC8 Labor Shortage, Lack Of Farm Machinery Is Threat To Farmers In East Area iThli It the rinl mt a rlia of llva rf lanat lot la uii Hit irlii rtnm muUunk In III 'nII4 NIiIm tthlffl III b flll fur vanlitf pa par. A elilh n4 final lary n the ttalUiial rtm eu Monti will lit 1114 br H'aah litglen lf Htindar peseta, April 4.) Ity TtiK Amiuflnlrd PrrM NKW YOHK. Murrh 20-Hnrm-pik in the nntllimtitlrrn mid .nliUf Attanlln nliitrn, wimrirrliut how they'll fui-fl IhU yen i In thr mnrkrtl bunkrt nf (hit imtton'H bluirrM. tn dttNtrliil arm, mtw wimr rlotulii on the Hprtim hor'wm toriuy. Prom Mitrylitnd to Multir. from Wral VliKlnln to I.nkn Ontario-- hrrrvvr (iirrncm nirt In frnri criiprii mid nt crnwiroudu f arh nuin won hln own brit authority. Tim whrip opinion mnMHtpnlly Jlh d thrrn rnward n (tenrrnl pattern of thn prnhlcum eonf rontltitf funn el r )n Uifl ri'itlnn. I.nlmr I'p Ijitbnr mhlN urn hlKhcr than rvor. In nniim nrrnit nblr farm hanrift art -t m-urcr aa hrn'n trcth. Npw farm nmrhlnrry tn difficult to obtain for mnr nnd too rxprn mvr for other. In a few nrnui. par rifulrtrlv Vermont, farmer havfl bnndrd tottrthrr to buy and operate iit!lpnirn(. Rerent drrllnpn In the rommod !'v mmkrtji huvr nnl vrt lowered the prl'-r of feci much In thr nrth pnt, Thnt piirtlmlurlv hurt dnlrv mh! poult rymrn- lending typpa of fiimer In thr rPKlon. Hut Home of thr dark Hniidii farmer- ee aluo hnvr silver ItnlnR. The post whiter' hravv immfcn r.ninp expert tn rxiHrt thr best hay an itrnin rropa In nuinv vear. Cornell unlverMly aKrlruHural px prrl (irnrmllv are opllmlntlc ntxnit ll'p biiiKP"nln urnwlnir eawon Trof. llrrrell IV (Iraff of Dip Npw York Htiiip College of AKrlrullure ar Coriipll nee nn general food HhrrlniiP In the nation, llo chUmx. Ik wpvpr. (hut liiMifflrlrnt rprptil aiock nrp brlni; Brown tn maintain n.i ndpqtnitr nrnt mipply. Whrnl ChIiipm On thp othrr bund, Prof. I.. C. CunnliiKhnm of Dip Mtmr rollrr wild H pr rent morr bitpji upic nrfrd to whrnl Utt vrar In Npw Ynrk limn In IP4fl. Hp Utrrreh M 000,000 btihp) whpnt rrop In thr AMc IwiupM Mnrr IPOO, And In Ppnnylvnnltt itnti whlrh outlnndpm UMorlntP with urcl and ronl, but a h irons furm Hl atntp. too W4.000 acrpa will grow whpnt. Evpn in Wpw Jprwy. whprp thp ai'pplv of grain npvpr htm nipt Uic drntnnd, PX(Prta exjpct whpnt pro durtlori to nurpnim taut year's 2, 00,000 bunhp) mark. A plow rihtxinpd thp rarth north from the Potomac rlvpr bot tom on thi hitfla of advancing l-rlng, mrwi thoughlful furinrrn aiirepd Uint 10-tS would bring thrm no ray booi. Thpy also agrapd the yrnr'ii proflta from funning c:uld be riirnrd mufit timlly In a hlghpr alandard of cfflcirncy. In some cbph, chiefly among poultry and dulrymen, pff!ipncy mi'iint rpdurlng flixka und hprdi. Mut 11 did not npcpHMirlly iiirun a mnklng change In milk or poultry pi miuetlon. Maine txperU potatovn, the tntp'n prliirlpitl crop, Ui grow on IHh.OOO acren, wrll bplow the Ulti, (H.O ic rr planted In 104(1. Hut em phanlN la liPlng plured nn growing curllflrd aeed ntm-k. Kcrd and poultry are improving but milk pro. diirtloii In curtulled. Tho upple croj apparently will be good. Easter Hats At Summit CAHCADK HUMM1T. Mulch SB Only KiuU-r bunnrl iirrn ul Cium iiiIo Hiiinnilt wim worn by Mra. liny Wnt iuiii of I'ortluutl, who i)rnt KjuIit Huiulny with her IniHuimd l Oilrll Huniinlt IimIkt, WiiUuiii u nccoiiiilunt rum Hie honm olllro of thr Hnillry Iiivmlinriil compuuy In I'orllund mid In hrrc to miilll thr IcxIkc biMikn. Thr rrd uitin rlljlxin trlininrd blue k frll wim quite a contnut to tlie nioro fiiinlllnr kl-cnM udornlni the hrodii of til local bellM. Hlmu of Eulrr nt CutmiIc Hum. nil wrre llinlird to nuwalioo bunny tmrk, am wwii mid one pink linrillxillrd ckii hell on the uround nt Willnmrttc nkl low. nnd the Krni ter Illy plum B. V. AdkUon brouiilit hln wile Florence from Kimene. Not one of the numrroun bunnlen In the vicinity left nny titx bnnkel or nent fur I he Humnilt cltlu-iu. SAVK M ON S I'll INC, n.owKiiiNd uri.iiH! You cun nuve Wr; or more on America (lnr.n Hi t'ul I.lly llulbn by ordrrlim direct from the grower, inry're the queciu of iinrdrn llllen. frnurnnt mid hardy, nnd will (row In nn, thadc or partial nhade . . . never fall. ey culture. Oct the ntroim bliximliiK aire for nn low m 16c pontpnld. with money bnck itunr antee. Bend today for price lint, which llicludrn all alien. Write Bob Htnrt. Dept. KF-It 1-29. Wholesale Ilulb Orower, Itox 181. Conby, Ore-ton. S. B. Gillette Dies Sunday BAI.KM, Mnrch 20 (I'f Bnmucl U. Ollli'tte, HI, nlule jmrchunlnn iiKeiil, died Hundiiy of n heurt nt tiu k ut Kent, Wiinh, lln whh vlnltliiK a duiiKhter, Mm, Nenl Hhuffcr, for the Kiialcr week end. (Illli'tta hud worked for the Mule for 'JO yeiirn. Ho iilno Iriiven n widow mid a ton, Lelund, Vuncouvnr, Wunli, Supervisor Race Open YflKKA, Murrn 20-W. T. Duvld non of Fort Jonen, chulnnun of the Hlnklyou county bonrd of nupcrvlnorn, In unopimned for re-clcctlon to the bourd for hla neventh term, but n nice la In the offlnit for two other nculn on the county Kovcrnlnic body. The primary election In June 1. Mnlurduy wan the deadline for noinl nntloiui. Unvhlnon hit been a county tuper vlnor for 24 yenrn. Ulntrlcl 1, north portion of the county, hun three cuudlduten, In cludlnif Uordon Jucobn, tho Incum bent, of llnrnbiook; Urorue Yont of 'lulrliike; and Jmncn Btevennon of Mucdoel. In dintrlct 3 there are four nnplr aum for Die post held by T. It. DoUKlunn, who hiui uiinounccd he will vncuie the office. Hcrklin election are W. A. Durr of Mt. Bhiuita. and three Uuiinmulr men, Florin B. Kohl baker. Iluiih Cor win nnd Ed Baker. Vol Inn for auiiervlkor In non-parllaau. Damage Suit Filed Here An uiiunuiil type of diimuiie nult In being broiiKhl by Mm. Vclma M. O'Bulllvuii UKuliuit Weyerhaeu er Tlmlier toinpuny, which re cently wun Involved In federal imitation of a 2r.ouo dainaxe null broUKht by the womnnn hunband, Jerry OBiilllvnii. A 11300 JikIk ment for OHulllvun wan the rcnult of that trlul. Thin new cune, filed In circuit court, In for VMD. OHulllvun wan badly Injured April 12, 1040. when n lond of lumber fell on him, and Mm. O'Bulllvinn chrxen that an a renult of the accident nhe hun been deprived of her hunbnnd'n cuin-punloivihlp. Tien Andernon of the Portland law firm of Lord, Andernon and Franklin, In rcprencnlliiK Mm. OHulllvun. Traffic Accidents Claim 30 Lives BAI.KM. March 20 Thirty pcrnonn died In Orcnon traffic ac cident during February. Becretary of Btule Enrl T. Newbry nalil to day. Thin wnn eight more than In February, 1047. Lane county led with neven fatalities. 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