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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 1954 IIKRALD AN NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN ' ' ' ' WITH EVERYONE IN THE BASIN " fl Ken Baghott, University and Siskiyou county inspectors 4-H NEWS MIDLAND DAIRY CLUB The club held their first meeting February 16 at the home of Mrs Scala. Election of officers wns held. ' Jim Hickman was elected president! Carol Woody, vice president- Betty Scala, secretary; Vic tor Milan! and Pat Wilcher, yell leaders; and Donald Alt, rcpoit- er. .. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Scala. .The meeting was ad journed. Donald AH MA KETTLE COOKING OlAB The meeting was called to order by president, Joanne Turner. The 4-H pledge was led . by Marylou Turner. The regular business meeting was held and after that was finished we had. a talk on how to go about doing a good demon stration given by Hope Holbrook. Then we had "a demonstration on Cowmen Warned To Watch For Spring Disease Catile raisers were warned to day to watch for signs of w late winter intestinal disease which seems to be growing more serious every year. Tnc American Foundation lor Animal Health said the next two months will niarkvthe penk- period ior outbreaks of winter dysentery, especially in stabled cattle.. The problem is particularly serious in dairy herds during early spring, officials said.: r Today's report says that a typi cal outbreak may at first involve only one or two cows with mild scours, which appear unimportant. But 24 hours later a majority of the cattlo may be affected and milk flow may be cut in half. Because the disease may be con fused with another cattle problem, coccidiosis, an immediate diagnos is was advised. "Winter dysentery Is seldom fa tal but takes a toll through re duced 'milk production and dehy dration of affected cattle," the Foundation says. "With proper treatment, the course of the dis ease may be limited to three days or a week, but dysentery outbreaks often run two weeks or more if left untreated." Veterinarians have reported good success in combatting the condition if treatment is started early. The Foundation also recommend ed several routine preventive and control measures, including the barring of visitors from feed alleys, reducing the feed Intake when the disease strikes, and avoiding sud den changes in rations. FARM CHEMICALS Fertilizers Insecticides Weed Killers Large Stocks are kept at all times, including Garden Fertilizers Custom Mixing Custom Spreading Granulated Mixed Fertilizers Simplot Soilbuilders on the lookout for nematode and browning in seed potatoes, f California farm adviser; Ken Bensel and Bill Huse, Modoc -heck seed spuds for certification. . how to prepare deviled eggs by Margaret Petrick. After the demonstration everyone enjoyed games led by Hope Hol brook. . Our project for this week is suit able1 milk dishes. . Members present were: Mary Lou Turner. Joanne Turner, -Rae Dean Marks, Margaret Petrick, Sue facias, Doris Haines, Evelyn cais belr, Dorothy Danosky, Maxine Morse and Darleen Frisvold.. Our next meeting will be held February 22. Darleen Frisvold THE POE VALLEY SEWETTES The meeting of the club was held at the new community hall Feb ruary 15. The pledge was given by President Marlee Breithaupt. The secretary, Susan Tubach, read the minutes and the roll call was 1 answered by different kinds of yard ' goods, such as percale, chambray, ' etc. I Mrs. Koehn served refreshments ! The next meeting will be February I 22. . , Cheryl West ! THE POE VALLEY SEWETTES I The Sewettes met at the com- J munity hall February 22. We had j no business meeting. The girls j worked on their sewing projects. "Just So" girl project members finished their pin cushions. "Sew It's Fun" girls are working on their pot holders. "Charmingly Yours" Rlrls finished their garment pro tectors. Refreshments were served by Karen Grimes. The next meeting Is March 1. --v-v: Cheryl West" SEVEN GOOD COOKS Tlie club had their meeting Feb ruary 25 at Mrs. John Kern's home. Phillip .Jameson and Rosemary Glarms gave a demonstration on the simple sponge cake. The mem bers had the flag salute and the 4-H pledge, while the cake was baking, the members sang: My Hat, Jimmy Crack Corn, Aloutie. Land of the Empire Builders and Sing Your Way Home. As soon as the cake was done, each member had a piece. Then the meeting was adjourned by Rosemary Cranas, and everyone went home. Phillip Jameson KEXO KOOKS Tlie meeting of the club was held February 18. At the meeting La Rena Vetkos and Janella Cooper made cookies. For refreshments we had cookies, cupcakes and Kool-Aid. There were 10 present at the club meeting. 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Con way, director of research for the National ; Live Stock Producer magazine. These favorable prices are tend ing to crease renewed optimism among feeders, which is being re flected by a more active demand for stocker and feeder cattle, con tinued Conway. In fact, there is soma concern as to whether or not there is an adequate supply of stockers and feeders to meet feed' lot replacement demands, and to fill summer pastures In the mid. western grazing areas. The present outlook indicates there may op a decline in be-'.i supplies in late winter and early summer since the top grades arc being marketed early and supplies of. lower grades, which ordinarily in early summer, were reduced due to high feeding costs. , Another factor reducing the sup. ply of beef available during the coming months is tlie large num ber of calves and yearlings which were placed on feed last fall that are being finished for late summer and early winter marketing. sey Cattle Club. This record was supervised Oregon State College. by llMng nef Burning ef Simple PILES Resinol Ointment rich in aftofiit -tcti fast to oil and toot he tender pant u iti medication relieves itchy irritation. For gentle cleaniini ute mild Resinol Soap. resinol: OINTMENT 1 and SOAP USE OUR EASY The meeting, called by W. C. (jacuDsen, aciinir aireuwf m nun- culture, has been called for the pur- pose of making changes in the reg - ulations pertaining to seed potato certification. Some of the proposed changes which will be discussed at the heir- big arc:. Provide that the application for potatoes are being packed in sacks or containers which are labeled with an official grade, such as U. s. No. 1, the certification tags shall not be attached unless the potatoes meet such grade as marked. Provide that the application for seed potato certification which' Is now required, and must be sent to the department two weeks prior to planting, may be designated a a "preliminary application," In which case a "final application" shall also be sent to the depart ment within IS days after the seed potatoes are planted. Also, the fee for first field Inspections shall ac company the second or final ap plication. At the time of plaintlng, or prior VOREjhqJ kjJ ', Refinance high interest debts with a long-term LAND BANK 4 FARM LOAN H. E. HAMAKER Secretary-Treasurer , 135 So. 9rh St. Owned by Farmers or Farmers rfl LAND BANK LOANS ti iy7Ji FHuLCSce. 97" Sale . PAYMENT PLAN to that date, U It Is established f.n - j,,,.. -...uf.... " ,u"" , piuv 1 " " cym mrcm h nw j culture that any rot ot potatoes en tered for certification contains tubers affected either by baoterial ring rot or nematode, the lot of po tatoes will not be accepted for certification. When foundation stock seed po tatoes are to be planted by the tuber unit method, it is proposed that the seed used shall contain not more than one and one half per cent of virus diseases and not more than two and one half per cent of other diseases; and if plant ed by any other method that the seed stock have a record of at lebst one year Immediately prior to entry which will show that the seed contains less than one per cent of virus diseases and less than two and one half per cent ot other diseases. This has tlie effect of changing the meaning of the pres ent definitions of foundation stock seed potatoes and disease limita tions to the extrnt that Sections 1535 and 1529 of the present regu- . National Farm Loan Assoc. Phone 6476 I latlons may be rescinded as their provlslona are contained In the sug. gested change ' described In this paragraph. Provide that If nematode Is found during grading operations, the stock already inspected and tagged from the lot In question would be considered as. complying with the certification requirement; however certification of the bal ance of the lot would not be per mitted.;. . ' - Remove the restriction In the present regulations whereby found ation stock potatoes are required to be "field run." The effeot of this is to permit the removal of field defects or certain sizes as the grower or packer may choose. consider the conditions and toler ances presently in blue tag grade, KILLS t V reOJWTI RUT, Mill WW IW.rfM D-D controls root and tuber damage by nematode and other toil peeta. Check your crop now for evidence of nematode dam age. If toil peeta are your problem, order D-D now for application at the proper time. 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