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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON PACT THREE Continued Spud Testing Requested At Tule Meet cent No. l's, showed no increased yield was due to the fact that soil tests showed the soil contained 13 parts per million of water soluble phosphor ous. This Is enough available phos phorous to supply a sufficient amount for potato plant growth. ', At digging time no difference) could be noted in the net or quality of the potato. The different treat ments seemed to keep equally -good in the cellar. .- Realizing that last year was a very poor potato year and the sea son was short, perhaps the heavy application of nitrogen paid good dividends. Normally 80 to go TULELAKE A continued need ity of the potatoes. for additional Information on po According to the farm, adviser, ammonium sulfate and 16-20 were both tested in this year's plots. TOO pounds of 16-20 was tested against 700 and 600 pound rates of ammonium sulfate. Where the 700 pounds of 16-20 was used the average yield per acre-of netted gem potatoes was 320 ' sacks and graded 78 per cent No. l's at digging time. Where 700 pounds of ammonium sulfate was pounds of nitrogen is sufficient for tato fertilization was recently ex maximum potato production. pressed by farmers at the an nual Tulelake Agriculture Exten sion Service planning meeting. Some SO. farmers requested that the Tulelake farm adviser con tinue the test plot program on po tato fertilization to determine the nitrogen and phosphate require ments cf potatoes under various The larm adviser says that the Come in! Set hew you can stretch your clothing dollars! We handle only the best ' for all members of the . family. reason the phosphate application field conditions. Last . year a plot conducted in the muclc soil indicated that high rates of nitrogen fertilization paid, but that high rates of phosphorous AND SIDING used the yield of potatoes was 362 sacks and graded 82 per cent No. l's. The 600 pound application of ammonium sulfate yielded 322 sacks per acre graded 75 per $S$ SAVE SSS The CLOTHES MART D..I wllk t nun wk. s.n III. w.ck W. S. BILL HEIMANN mi . in Mitck.n We give Gold Arrow Stamps ' did not add to the yield or qual 125 S. 9th 8:00 'til 8:00 Phone 3364 i J i ar -f ( c- n oven or a reflector. THE TEST IS IN THE TASTE and baking powder biscuits, baked in are bound to be good when made by these competent unior chefs in 4-H Club cookery.. Left to right are Camp Cookery division members, Russell Sehuh, Tom Trulove and Toby Sehuh, and they are all entering four baking powder biscuits in the 4-H Club Spring Fair scheduled for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Exhibits are on display and contests will be conducted in the exhibit building at the Fairgrounds. Doors will be open until 7 p.m. Thurs day; until following the 7:30 p.m. Talent Show Friday, and until following the 7:30 p.m. Style Show Saturday. The public is urged to attend and acquaint themselves with the exten sive work of 4-H in Klamath County. , Mill Beginning 1954 Operations FORT KLAMATH On Tuesday, April 13, Clay Thomas started op erations lor the season at his por table sawmill, located about a mile south of Fort Klamath on Port Creek, at the William Zumbrun ranch properly. A crew of seven men is employed at the mill, with Jim Whitlatch as sawyer. Elmer (butch) Zumbrun, son o! William Zumbrun. has contracted the logging this year and recently purchased a logging truck which he will use to haul logs to the mill and alio to transport the cut lumber to Car-Ad-Co in Klamath Palls. Timber fallers working for Zumbrun are Gene Page and Fred McQuiston. who are now cutting trees on 40 acres of the Zumbrun ranch. . Capacity of Thomas' portable sawmill Is irom nine to ten thous and feet per day; this Is the third MAY DAY MOSCOW Wl The Soviet Com munist Party Issued its annual May Day slogans Wednesday, ieatWing a call for collective se curity of. all European peoples and an Intensified struggle against the jxebirth of German militarism. , year the sawmill has been oper ated locally, having been started on the R. seth Dixon ranch west of Fort Klamath. This year, Thomas Is devoting his entire time to the sawmill and logging project: after having owned and managed the Old Fort Tavern and Cafe for several years. January 1, 1954, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas leased, with option to buy, their local business to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Hauptman, Chemult, and are living at the RIghtmler apartments here with their five year old daughter, Janet Rae. 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