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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1952)
WKDNKSIMY, MAY 21, 1 D.r2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN 1 FRANK E. BOARDMAN, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.' Santo, 1545 Crescent, hns completed basic airmen's training at the Air Force's Lackland, Tex., base. Cheaper Chick .Market Seen I , ii i u n supplies at chicken nre ex Puled on thi' mnrkcls thin niantli nnd will nrobnbly be available lor rvernl month, ceitnlnlv nevrral weeks, nccordliin: lo produce dis tributors mid llio U S. Department cl Auricullure. Cheaper than e venr nito. nil Ivpeii ol rhlckrn. Inrludlim broiler chicken, mid irlinnee chicken, rc vmlnble for home Ireeilnp. Cut-up chicken because It cn be pnek nurd lint mid taken the. Irani since U recommended by food specialists. Now U the lime lor home Ireeier owners with npnee available to mock un on broiler nnd Infers, according to Mrs. Andrew C. Rice, l.ulrlllon consultant with the Uni versity ol Nevnda Extension Berv li e A convenient nrrnniiement ts to pnrk the mcatv plcccs-brenals nnd lens, scpsrlcly from the bony psrls bnck, neckn nnd Wilms. Liv ers nnd alitarda should be wrnpped separately Irom the rest ol lh chicken. Mrs. Nice advlws. Frown whole, - rendy lor quick ronstlim, vounit birds nre usually packed with neck nnd Klblels wrnpped nnd put Into the bodv env Ity. Whether frown cut or whole, tar sure to wrnp rhlckens closely nnd nenl ttsht with n moisture- apor-renlstnnl wrnpplns. rreeie fast nt below-tern temperatures nnd hold nl nero P. ' Commercial broiler nnd Irver In austrv hss neen n phenomenal In crense of one thousand percent In the pest 13 yenrs. The I960 output renrhed over Ihree-qunrlem of n billion birds. The mold urowtn Is due to Improved breedlnt nnd scientific leedllu which hn re filled In meatier, more tender young chickens for the mnrkcl. Some M million chickenn nre be ll. marketed from the commercial In oiler production nrens durlnn the llrsl pnrl t,t Mav, nnd nboul nix Million Irom other nrena. necord mp lo the Food Distribution brnnch ol the ubua. CattieExpected To Increase The pnst three years, entile num bers hnve moved upwnrd nnd now number about BS million head. Mort ol the rxpnrulon hnn been In beel cattle with very little In dnlrv rnttle. Economist" expect Ihln trend to continue. They nre esllmnllng 100 million entile on (arms In IBM. Thla would provide 70 Ibn of beef per person compared to on ion per person used Inst yenr. Economists also point out thnt population of 100 million head enn not be main tained without considerable Im provement In range nnd pasture practices. SWISS OIL HUNT BERN, Switzerland Wl The Rwlss federal government has warned cantonal authorities that they must grant no oil concessions to foreign companies which would prejudice Swltierland's nntlonnl In dependence or neutrality. New Figures Show Change Needed In Pollination of Alsike By Bee Colonies Auioiiir the mntiv fnctora which influence lljo production of nlslke clover seed arc soil and soil mois ture conditions, time of planting, Hie blooming period, Irrigation practices, weed control, Insect con trol, pollination, hurveallUK elll iilencv, and urncral weather con ditions. Unfavorable conditions In iniv one ol these several categories will nllect the vleld ol seed ac cording to Ken Biinhotl. Tulclnke Knrm Advisor. Since leguuien require crosn-pol-liimllon, the tiresence ol nn nde (male number ol pollluulors Is necessary lor n good seed set. Solitary bens nre sometimes pres ent In slgnlllcnnt uunntllles In fields bordering non-culllvnted areas, but on tho whole, their number cannot be counted on to be Mifflclenl In Insure a maximum seed set. Thcv are Also subject to being exterminated bv natural liulors, cultural practices, weed tontrol. nnd bv chemicals. Honey bees, thcrelore, nre tho onlv pol- llnatars which can be Increased and moved lioin place to place as needed. DTTG2H Pmn'I imtm dntr Wtwtila Na aail.r Saw mnr naitaln aM HIM l.f IKklnl al Miaau. naarlatia. lal.rll.ai. sthlila'a l..t If laiaf taar aHe Iraafcla ajar S artrlMas Iraaj M u (l-WONPKR SALVK a.a WIINDKS MtSltalaS SOAP an hi I a ran. Onwtmfd Im ka I " 'm m tmt mm al. ( WONPKK SAI.VB I, wkh. rasMleaa. IL.alla. Na aap.aran.a. .hilar... ..l WOMJF.H SALVK a.a WONPfS SOAf - t.lai-aaa- Trait waa.rlal ar.pa.aliaaa. Bald In Klsmslh rallt by Psylt. and Waltren Dru fttorai. or ynur hnins town drussul. ' The Pnrm Advisor slates thnt the strength of colonv should be such that brood Is contained In not less than 1.000 square Inches bv early Juno with sulllclent bees to cover not less Ihsn eight frames. Two or three 4-lrume nuclei may bo tho equivalent ol nn S- or 10. Irame colony. As n rule, the greater the number ol frames ol brood In a hive, the greater will be the need lor pollen to Iced the brood. The Blvrs should be pluced to plve nn even distribution ol bees throughout the seed nren nnd the number nnd efficiency of bees per squnre vnrd, working the blossoms. Is the only gauge by which proper distribution enn be meas ured. Placement In the field de pends on the total nren to be covered, the number ol hives In the area, and the shape ol the field. Hives are Ireouenllv placed In the llelds along temnorsrv drl"e wsys usM by the beekeeper In the enre ol his bees. Loss ol seed In the drlvewnv Is compensated lor by nn Increased amount of seed because ol proper spacing nnd care of the colonies. Hives should be plnced ao the bottom boards nre nbove the high est possible level ol water nnd so the hive entrnnces nre not blocked by plnnt growth. Colonies which nre partly smothered bv plnnt growth nre nlso subject to greater ' Injury from toxic sprnys and dusts. Ho n e j b e e t pollinate legumes either deliberately, ns In the gnth trlng ol pollen, or accidentally in I he gathering ol nectar. Their bodies nre densely covered with branching hairs to which the pollen grain adhere as the bee comes In contact with the anthers, These CHICKS! ft.,. lt.4 Per C IE QC SMsiel Per C ' STANDARD FEED IrrltatiM of Extsrnitly Csusoel PIMPLES To gently cleanse broken out skin, then soothe itchy Irritation, ana no eld healing use time tasted RESINOLS DRAIN TILE ! ' "'" ' ' ' Praia lilt for ll.l Stsla SII teak Mia llalSa PIYTON t CO. sat Karkal St. Tat. Ms laaMtk ralka Jtsi'Sidch' cut and wrap your beet and pork for your locker AnJ wt still cure) your hems end bacon SMOKE HOUSE 427 Morktt A. (j. "Butch" Zweigort Klamath Falls Phono 7060 Don't buy 'til you try the NEW CB333BQG)3ir Come in . . . and oik for a showdown demonstration. No obligation! Buy Fergu son! The most copied troctor in the field. YOUR FERGUSON TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT DEALER Mac's Farm Equipment S629 South 6th Phone 8551 BARBED WIRE Reduced to BELOW COST to make room for a whole carload arriving soon! O 2 Point MVi Gauge 80 Rod Spools O 4 Point 12V2 Gauge 80 Rod Spools MURPHEY'S SEED STORE 9th and Klamath Phone 3443 .00 $A80 Your Malin Dealer for CROWN FEEDS MALIN GRAIN and FEED Phone 555 Malin Better-Fed Pullets are Better-Laying Hens Here's s powerful Dieiel that defies nil comparlion (or con. fort, conreolence, sad eue of bsndlinf in s bij tractor. See how easv It is to step on . look at Its deep-cuibion seat . . ill extra.sr(e pisiform ... its convenient controls ... its deso-cut design. Extreme esse of itnrtiog and steering . . . hydraulic Howr-Trol . . . direct engine-driveo power sheft . . . nana clutcn tne are tut s lew m. of Its many operating sdvnMigei. You bet you'll like to drive it more then env ether tractor you've ever hsd your bends on. But the biggest thrill of til is in tumlnt iu Then is when ell your worries about ndtquaie power to handle big equipment In yodr tough condlilooi, about getting through in timi mill literally melt nwty. Then Is when end off. l 'Js1liliiBLfg?iis "A m V S you'll know the true meaning of John Deere ttn-tylinJtr Dim! ptrtrmsmct md tnmmy. Then is when you'll any, "I wouldn't give it up st toy price if I couldn't get soother." CALL US FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR FARM . . . WITHOUT OBLIGATION! Crater Lake Machinery Co. For maximum laying production, pullets should be allowed to develop normally and uniformly. CROWN PULLET DEVELOPER, fed with grains, provides a complete balanced ration for the bird's diet from six weeks of age to laying age. Crown-fed pullets develop the strong body structure and sound digestive system they need for high and sustained egg production. Like all Crown feeds. ..CROWN PULLET DEVELOPER is especially formulated' for a defi nite purpose. It is constantly tested and checked for maximum efficiency in meeting the feed needs of healthy pullets. Ask your Crown doctlor for . CROWN PULLET DEVILOPER mm cqis J. W. Kerns is your local dealer for CROWN FEEDS Poultry Equipment for . . . Starting Raising and Carrying Fryers or Laying Hens If.WIEiEnaMS trains are then transferred to the stigmas of other flowers visited Bees eonllne their work to small srens ol the same Held nnd to the tinme species ol plant on nnv one trip. The Fnrm Advisor suggest that Tulelske Basin lnrmers determine what their bee needs will be this venr and contact the proper people lor ine obtaining ol the bees Further Information may be ob tained nt his office In Tulelske P. SfauffiV CRAMS CROPS SIMPL0T SOILBUILDERS 2052 Washburn Way Stauffer Distributors for Southern Oregon and Northern California MM 1&atAtwe& money! MASSEY-HARRIS 47.04 Mo. I.lt H.r ' AM Max. 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Fmht Hjdmlis I V. -Silf Kd ana "W " Wasoo , j $j LXJasj. j $i , . $ol I I L 1 '. 1 '. 1 50 100 Tow 200 Teas 400 Tow M0 Tens 100 Tom j KEY TO CHART . uaanwknrajtkM itis kalar. amstar aa4 track OmU IWf-S M vm Soar a S SPECIAL STUDY of hay harvest costs by nnivswty exteneion specialists in farm manage- , ment reveals relative costs of haying systems . .'. adds to evidence that FARMHAND Haying System is less expensive than any other method. See for yourself! 15, JJ-4V, IT m UCK WINDROWS W TO 15 M.PJi with your FARMHAND Hydraulic Louder and high ca pacity Hay Basket attachment. Clean up to 60 acres a day. Hay Basket handles a full half-ton at a timet CARRY DIRECT TO FTH.D STACK aa fast as yon want to drive your tractor. No needless and ex pensive loading and unloading. Your Farmhand Loader does a whole crew's work! . t BUtlD STACKS 27 FEET HIGH with your FARM. 'T HANMHeavy Duty Loader and Hydraulic Push Off on Hay Basket. Lift half-ton in 30 seconds . . . build solid stacks for minimum weathering lossl TOTAL COSTS FARMHAND SYSTEM Windrow to field stack field stack to wagon to yard stack or to animals (up to 1 mile haul) ANNUAtt hrss 50rens::::::::TT.r. $4.95 100 lorn, $2.92 200 tons. :;::;;; ..)!- W0 tons;:;;::;;..: $1.39 eootoM.::;:::;..., $1.22 soo rem.;;::::; ....$1.12 Farmhand HYDRAULIC LOADERS GARRISON EQUIPMENT COMPANY Merrill Lakeview Jet. Phone 7312 Send for FREE W Hay Cost Bulletin Please send me information on , ixo Farmhand Haying Team. 1410 South 6th Phone 2-2544 npta nn 1 I l . - mm
