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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1951)
HERALD AND N'EWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, OCTORER 11, 1DB1 PAGE TEN Balking Buyers Cause Some Cuts in Meat Prices B The Aaiociatea' Preu Retail prices of a few ' prime nd choice grade beef cuts, par ticularly steaks, dropped as much as 13 cents a pound this week in scattered markets as customers balked at paying celling prices. But reductions of any kind were far in the minority. Most beef and pork prices held at the same lev els established after higher ceil ings were ftrsnted recently. Veal lamb and chicken prices also were generally steady, Fish Pond Fall Drowns Baby EUGENE, (1 An 18-month -old Salem boy tumbled Into a fish pcnd and drowned at Goshen Wednesday. The child was James Ray Huff man, who wandered out of siRht of his parents while they were visiting at the borne of Elmer Points. The patents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Huffman, Salem, missed him within five minutes, and pulled him from the 20-lnch-dcep pool. He was rushed to SprlnRfield, but a fire department resuscitator could not revive him. STORK NOTE CORVALLIS, Cfl A 6-pound 10 ounce son was bom Wednesday to Bump Elliott, Oregon State College backfield coach. Both mother and son were reported doing well in the hospital here. Ton crsde large eggs were un changed to six cents a dozen high er and thrifty shoppers in many sections found It to their advan tage to buy pullet eggs, cheaper on a pound for pound basis. Potatoes, onions, pears and dwindling supplies of melons were higher this week In most produce markets. Apples turned upward, too, reflecting Increased demand attributed to copier weather and the apple Industry's October pro motion campaign. Heavier supplies of tomatoes. Week End SPECIAL . . . Custard uffi 3 for 25c Banana Nut read 25c BREADS & PASTRIES Belied Fruit Days A Weak -JOHNNY'S-Big Y Bakery Marrili-Laktvltw Jet. Ph. 7092 carrots, cauliflower, and most cit- dlcallng Hint a price rl.se rus fruits caused their prices to tan could be expected edge off sllRhtly. Agriculture department market analysis said concord grapes, high ly regarding for making wine, jel lies, Jams and preserves in the home, were at the peak of ttuir season. At mid-week best grade butter advanced to 10 cents a pound at wholesale In Chicago for the first time since May (6l cents higher Uian last year at this time), in- at ro ute agriculture department noted that hog prices have sagged almost IS percent since mid-sum mer and probably will go even lower during liie rest of the year as marketing increuses seasonal ly. More cattle hits been coining to market in recent weeks but the lurger supplies have been bought chiefly by cornbelt feeders to be fattened further on' grain feed. Until I filed tea a m Researchers of American Can Co. wlUi a bow to Columbus Day tomorrow, listed oorn. iiota- toes, tomatoes, snap beatts, lima ueans, squash and pumpkin among l he "truly ull-Amerluan foods." They said that corn, tomatoes, snap beans and llmas alone were processed In about 3,000,(100,000 tB cotituliu-rs last year and had a value of more than SIW.OOO.OOO. HllieniinliO lUnnaJA. ..... ........ berries also were listed as foods unanown to Europeans before Col- X do you 4HKINK FROM WASHING SWEATERS? r7 "I wash 'am batter-faiter than anything le! Thay look -fit just like new!" Grocery, Drug and Department Stores. 25 cants. Mad for Weal by a Waal Firm umbus, and 111 colonisers who fol lowed him, encountered them In the Americas. And Incidentally, (ho Cuuco In vostlgntu 's credit Columbus Willi the Introduction of citrus Hulls to wis comment, aitying that during his second voyage, In Mill, he stopped in the Canary Islands and oblnlned needs of oranges, lemons and limes. 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