Herald and news., April 16, 1952, Page 18, Image 18

WEDNKKDAY, APRIL 10, 10S2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATI! FALLS. OREGON
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t! 1,
H Talent
On Klamath
Wanted List
Wnntrcl: 4 H orn with ri" ImI Ul
na tu i I.iii t In llio lull lit Bpr.iiK
Knlr.
'I hi vinr h nrw iirouritm hla
hrcn aridi-d to the 4-H Spring Fair,
l Ijc IiiIiI April 21. 25. and 20 at
the Couniv JiilrKiriuixIs.
A 4 H talent nliuw will be held
Friday, April 2'i.
A Kioii) m club nirniljcrK who
piny tn the mimic achool bund, may
work up a niunbi-r a club rimy
prrnrul a aku and them will be
nolo, niufilcal, and dunce number.
I'h-j uutHtiuidlnu entertainer may
have a chance tu perform at 4 It
Hiiininer School In Corvallli In
June, where Mute talent tryouth
arc held. Club mtmbern are asked
to rentier at the 411 office to
take part In thin program, um
year two Oregon club incnibera.
from Curry County, won a trip to
Chic-lino where they helped enter
tain club members irom an
htatc.i at National Club conKrcftx.
'1 1 1 in year tend someone lrom
KlamuUi.
OUTSTANDING SERVICE It) I'.aMn fanners ImouIiI IIii-i piaque to Hill Whcrland,
WhrrlanJ Trailor and i:(tiimicnt Co, Tiilflnkp. from the J. I. Case Co. Whcrland
(liRhl) in shown rerelvlnfi the platiip as a Cast! dt'alcr from Asst. Branch Mgr. L. C.
Aclicson. Oaklantl. The plattic is for 10 years service and was one of 83 presented to
dealers In California, Arizona nnd Western Nevada.
Angus Sale,
Show Set
For Weekend
There may he more iihlmaln at
the Klfth Annual Itrislnlerrd and
Commercial Klamath Aberdeen An.
gui Show than the culaloa llr-U.
Iin ahow, ael lor Hunday and
the atle Monday, an already lut
ed S3 retiBlered femalen. 2U reniR
tered bulla and 50 commercial fe
malea aomo with calf at lde.
But Indlcatloai are even more
will be in the Ntm when the of
ficial time cornea.
Waller Palmer, popular Loi An
felea aucllonrer wlio cried the
ahow hero last year. ha!i asaln
been aaalened Uie calling dutiea.
For Sunday'a ahow. Jim Out
trldite. Oak Orove, will act as
indue
Catalog for the ahow and aale
may be obtained fioin the Klam
ath County Afcnt'a office, Pot.
office Dlilf.
Alvln Cheyne la u'ricnil chair
l(in of the affair, and the r.ulr
and ahow l.i Mmiiiored by the Pa
cific Coast Aberdeen Aiutua Aa.soc
Intlon. . . . ; ,i
CITV IN SHOW Itl SINKSS
BENTON. Ill Tills Kouthem
11 1 ino In city Is goliiR into ahow bun
Ineaa. Benton's Council has voted
to lea.'e part of its larite publlc
piiik to a drlvc-ln theater ojierator
f"r 10 per cent of iiro! receipts
fur 10 years. The ojierator aKtcrd
to build an outdoor theater and
the city aftreed to reimburse him
for all coats except lor hound and
acreen.
Chick Chats:
Cold Trouble
Chick Threat
normal lungs are liuht red.
Treatment of chick respiratory
conditions Is accompllthcd In these
wiivh: brooder-house conditions
mini be surveyed to see If there are
anv mamiitemenl errors, and. If
present, these must be corrected;
and medication such as sulla or an
Inhalant mav be given on advice of
; a poultry-disease specialist.
Two blades of uriKI where only
one grew before" mav be a solu
tion to one of Oregon's mounting
f.inn production problems.
More Intensive production must
come fiom the state's 6.000.000
acres of plow land If farm output
Is Ut keep puce with Increased de
mand created bv t.wcllinu popula
tion, said Ed McCan .e, La Grande,
at the recent ststcwlde agricultural
conference held on the Oregon
.Mate coIIckc campus. He was
chairman of the conference soil
and water resources committee.
McCansc said the state's agricul
ture Is based on from 4 .500 .000 to
Pee Valley
Buys New
Grass Seeder
I'm Vallry Boll Conservation
District hit fi purchased a Brilllon
Pa.lr thr.nuM tn h tht nnlv
one ol Us kind In the Klamath
UaMn.
The machine, effective in plant-
an-p Irlml nf rn.t Will
be rented Ui (armors In the Poe
Valley district (or tl an acre.
Dlfttrlct Supervisor Joe Col a ha n
told.
Colahnn aid the riff Is particu
larly effective In plantlnit email
m1 ed.
llie first two or three week are
n icul clAiiKcr period In clilcks'
lives. Hiiby hirdn lire dfllratr and
rti'.ily lull 111. The dikeithe nnd mor
tality rnirn are Knutfully much
hitv'hrr mnonp rliick.s Ihun anions
oldrr blidj.. llrlp jour chlrK.H icet
pu.sl the firnl tvw wrrks nnd your
hruiceh (or ralhlnn a prolttublc
(lock will be much greater.
Chicks commonly ore troubled by
various rer.piratorv condition In
the brooder hourr. A mo nit thcc
juir 44)11.1. uruiiciiiii.1, pneumonia,
nun nir-snr inirc.ions. i ne coniine. '
jmenl of the brooler hou-e predi
j pfiAa the chiclet lo lhr?.c coiidl
ition,: poor ventilation, drafts, chill
nvrrt'.entliiK. and ovt-rcrowdlriK ,
! nil contribute to respiratory trouble
(of chicks. i
j"'OI.!)SM and BRONCHITIS
Chicks affected with whnt is usu
ally drscrlbed as a "cold" have a
watery mucous d.fccharite from the
lres and nostrlbi, nt first.. Later,
i the dlM-hurae bcconu-H tiilcker and
Mickv in rrniuie In advanced
i "colds the eyes may be twulleu
aim l.
In simple bronchitis, the wind
pipe and the bronchial tubes lead
ing to the 1 units contain thick. :
Micky mucus and phleum. This
condition enures affected chicks to
Ksp and "rattle" when breathinif.
l'M;rioNiA
Chicks that lo.e appetite, appear
rxirrmriy arowy. and nave nroop-
ttiir wlnqs nnd ruffled feathers mav
have pneumonia- infection o! the
tlunRS. If this condition Is &us)eeted.
!h poht-mnrtein cxainmnlioi) of a
typical chick will quickly reveal
whether It la pneumonia or some
other disease. Chick lungs infected I
with pneumonia are dark, whereas I
COME TO THE
ABERDEEN ANGUS SHOW
SUNDAY, APRIL 20
and
ABERDEEN ANGUS SALE
MONDAY, APRIL 21
at the
FAIRGROUNDS
we are selling
Two Registered Heifers bred to calve In Augutt
One Bull ready for heavy service
Two pent of five each Commercial Heiferi ready to
breed this spring
lipped Preoption May
Be Ag Problem Answer
6. 000. 000 acres of nlow land. There
In little prospect of Increasing that
jUcrcaKC.
"Demand on this limited area of
: cropland Is real. 'Hie effect on the
( Individual farm Is becoming only
loo apparent." he said. "The cost
of owning land In purchase price,
ilnxes rnd Interest is mounting.
I'Jhe.se are accompanied by in
'creased material, hibor and sup
ply costs. The Individual farmer,
by necessity, laces the problem of
increasing the volume of business
I from the same acreage so it Is
;ior the stale as a whole."
i The committee nhleh McC&nse
headed pointed out ways
through which production In
crease could lata place during
the neat IS or 20 years:
1. By bringing an additional
BOO. 000 acres under Irrigation
In the Willamette valley.
?.. I'rtenil water supplies In
eastern and southern Oregon
In benefit 1,000.000 acres either
through better supplies on land
now irrigated ur to land now
dry farmed.
3, Improve 800,00 acres of
land by drainage.
4. Step up production 15 lo lit
per rent by Intensive and pro.
fer nst of commercial fertt
liers. '
5. Double production from BOO,.
(UO acres of wild meadow hay
land. -
TOMORROW
"Georqi Washington
Slept Here"
Adult 60c Students 40c
r I H rr r- .
...WTH "CATERPILLAR" FIELD SERVICE!
Service on-the-job is part of our program to keep your
present "Caterpillar" equipment working and earning
at top capacity. Wherever you may be, our fleets of
well-equipped service trucks will rush our repair serv
ice to your job. Our technicians are trained to locate
and repair any failures or wear, quickly and accurately,
to cut down-time and save you money and
vital parts. Call on us any rime for the
expert service that means more working
hours for your "Caterpillar" equipment.
DONATE
YOUR
BLOOD
April 22
Caterpillar
mo. , . eT. ore.
Crater Lake Machinery Co.
1410 So. 6th
Phone 2-2544
DO THE JOB ftmtV
FROM THE
BEGINNING
jTY f s .W-sL
with MOLINE-MONITOR FLUTED FEED DRILLS
FEED The Moline-Monitor Famous Fluted Feed Drill
sows the quantity of seed for which it is set. The deep
cut fluted feeds absolutely prevent bridging and send
ing of seed. Even trashy seed flows evenly.
FAMOUS M-M DOUBLE DISC OPENERS Tha Mollne
Monifor double disc openers feature their outstanding,
exclusive bearing design. No other drill bearing hat
such a worthwhile reputation for long lifa nd
trouble-free service. Moline-Monitor double discs ort
closer together, making the M-M drill the easiest pull
ing drill today.
FRONT OF BEARING DELIVERY Seed It delivered In
front of the bearing and carried downward by discs to
be evenly deposited in two row at the bottom of the
furrow before revolving discs turn upward and tht
loose soil falls into the furrow.
6" SPACING All Moline-Monitor drills ore available
with 6" spacing the spacing PREFERRED by Klamath
Basin Farmers.
BYRON JOHNSON
'fYour Minneapolis-MoUne Dealer"
Merrill-Lokeview'Junction Phone 9789
Malin Phone 309 ; N
ATTENTION - LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS!
ANIMAL HEALTH HEADQUARTERS
IS AT
CURRIN S for DRUGS
9th and Main
Ph. 2-3475
Where the most complete stock of Animal Health Aids, Vaccines and
Instruments in Southern Oregon is available! Brand names you read about
in your Livestock and Farm Journals.
Franklin - Cutter - Lederlee - Wyeth - Squibb - Abbott
THIS IS
VACCINATION TIME
Protect against BLACK
LEG, MALIGNANT ED
EMA and SHIPPING
FEVER at one injection!
DON'T NEGLECT
VACCINATION FOR
ANTHRAX
If you are pasturing
stock on marshy ground,
RED WATER VACCIN
ATION IS ESSENTIAL!
Check your syringes
now!
If in need of parts, let
us fix them for you!
IMPLEMENTS and
INSTRUMENTS
A COMPLETE STOCK
Dehorners Emasculators . Elas
trators Syringes Leads - Horn
Weights - Balling Guns Mouth
Spreaders - Stockmen't Knives
Power Pulls Artery Forceps
Obstetrical Hooks and chains
Bull Rings - Capsulo Forceps
Hoof Scrapers Tooth Nippers
Thermometers - Trocars Sheep
Shears Horn Saws - Ear Tags -Branding
Irons Combs - Brushes
Rasps - Clippers Ear Notchers -Tattoo
Outfits.
ANIMAL HEALTH
AIDS
Dehorning Paint
Dehorning Paste
Sheep Branding Liquid
Calf Powder
Blood Stopper
Warble Treatments
KRS Liniments
Foot Rot Treatments
' Sulmet Trisulfanol
Dextrose Solution
Pink Eye Powders
Scours Treatment
Corona Wool Fat
Bag Balm
Veterinary Vaseline
Fertilizers
AreS
till Available
See Your
j Simplot
Dealer
! NOW!
i
We now have a warehouse stock that will
allow you to select fertilizers suited for your
individual crop and soil needs
We Have In Stock ...
0 10-16-8.... 84.00
0 10-10-5. ...71.00
Ol0-100....6i6()
Other Mixtures are Available
At Reasonable Prices
Sinp
We Stock Super Phosphate. Gyp
sum and Other Fertilizer Materials
ji
"S Solid
oersine
Warehouse: 2052 Washburn Way
Phone 2-1438
HZ
53
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