Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 11, 1949, Image 22

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Newspaper Page TextAGE TWENTY-TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, AUG. 11, Ifot Rom Sale To Be Held In Pendleton Oregon' largest and oldeat ram and twa aalo, the twenty-third an nual Oregon ram aale will be held In Pendleton, August it. starting at 10 a. m, the sponsoring Oregon Wool O rowers association has an nounced through Its secretary, Vic tor W. Johnson, Umatilla county extension agent. Consignments from 19 ton breed era In the western states Include t4i rams and tw ewes represent lng t breeds. Johnson stales. Breeds to be offered Include RamboullleU, Lincoln Ramboutl let crosbreds; Columbia, Columbia crossbred: Oorrledales. Lincoln, Suffolk. 8uflolk-Hampshlre cross breds and Hamt-inlres. Sal sifting committee Is com posed of Harry Llndgren. OSG ex tension animal husbandry special ist; Harold Conn, Heppner, and Dr. C. F. Haynes, state veterinar ian, Salem. Earl O. Walters, Filer, Idaho, will be auctioneer. Granges Plan Booths For August Meet Klamath County Pomona grange U having fair booths at Its meeting this Saturday August IS. Tna meet ing will bt held at the Lost River halL Each of th 10 granges may en ter on booth, and a trophy will be warded to the winning entry. The trophy will rout earn year and must b won three tune by one (rang to remain la Its possession. Judging for th trophy will b on V,.:.:; ; ", : H',v" OLD-TIME THRESHER It's groin harvest time again in th Klamoth basin and this old-time picture shows how it wos done back in 1902. This outfit was operated by Whitney br others, pioneers of the Merrill district, who lived just south ot the state line on the place now owned by Lhester Haskm i. The Whitneys threshed from the Carr ranch (present Dal ton holdings) clear up the valley to the Ankeny and Contra II places on the outskirts of Klamath Falls.- They also were in the mercantile business at Merrill. The present-day Whit ney bridge road, which runs south from highway 39 past Molone, wos named for the family. Picture contributed by D avt Cox. point system with 10 to first, five I to the second place and thr points ; to third place. I Each booth may have one entry In each of th IS divisions and each division will be udged separately. Th division ar as follows: cakes, pie. cookies, candy, canned fruit. Jelly or jam, embroidery, knitting. crochet work, sewn, garments. and berries. The winning booth will v - w..v mu i.iv iimtsi I total of point. i Judges for th contest will be' Mrs. C. E. McClellan. Mrs. A. R. Dickson and two more who will be announced later. Slow Drying Best For Most Concrete Concrete poured during hot weather needs protections against too rapid drying which frequently results In hairlin cracking, states M. O. Huber. O. 8. C. extension agricultural engineer. Slow drying gives more strength and gives con crete more strength and makes concrete more waterproof, h adds, i Best concrete results from dry ing or curing that takes at least 10 days. Prolonged drying may be ac complished by covering concrete that has had time to "set" with burlap, straw, earth, or some other material which will hold water. Then keep th covering wet, Huber concludes. Nails were scare In th early American colonies. PRINEVILLE. Aug. 11 (At Eleven horses have been entered In the Sisters-to-Prtnevtlle endurance race which will be staged 8unday as the climax to th Crooked River roundup. The horses will race over un paved country roads for most of the 55 miles, with a 30-mlnute rest stop at Bend. Early colonial families often made nails by hand to earn extra money. 'M'l'stf '. ' irli LUij II ! U :11M 11. tsli MM2A . -a tr. a in a sr , mx m m 31! f'l'srV! ill i ti 3,ir:. vi. 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The farm home administration was authorised recently to loan up to fiSOO to fitrmera fne lmnhw,m,ni building without taking a real ea- isie moria-axe. rue loan may last five veara with a a nr in terest charge. Money la also available for water facility loans aurh u lanri 1viin sprnkler systems and Irrigation. Ac- corning 10 in anmlnlstrntlon, half of all tha ninnetf ntA I., .v.. stat for water fHcllltles has already oeen usea in Klamath county. The loan may be made for a maximum ALWAYS A Wl; BUY SLEEP How Yew Mary Tomorrow Night without being awakened II m r up .If htlr brrtum W urwm. d. it,,.: Sim uk.n. rol.KV PIUJI lor lky Htk tlluM IrnlAlloM wwtu IboM rfw. A Lao yi.y Imm-Iim-Im-. Uc jmiiv., pmtnltf puiM trvm tdnmy iiwum. V-Um -. -l-wp.il .tkt tomorrow .ighl IMltiHI.C VOUK SlUNtTv BACK. At row SrasfiH. if 11000 for s 20-year period at I per cent. Operation loans for the purchaie of livestock and machinery and farm operation may b secured for a five-year period with a maximum of $3900 borrowed In on vrar and no more than $9000 total In several years. The loan runs for five years with a 5 per cent. Interest charge, Th administration may also grunt loans lo fur farmers already In business. Loans up to $10,000 for a five-year period with 3 per cent Intercut may be granted. Another loan that may be avail able soon la that concerned In the housing bill for farmers passed by th Blst congress. Money has not yet been appropriated to make this law, 171, enrol We. Vrteraiii have first preference on 11 loans. There Is no deadline set for ap plication. However, loans can only be made as long as the allocated money lasts. 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