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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1956)
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Farm Ponds Use Explained ronas are an investment in bet t servauon and stock watering ter rural living, according to a new circular published by the Oregon places. Rainbow trout, largemouth bass, blue. ills, yellow n'ch. (-"fs and catfish have all been success fully trown in no., s t Oregon, the circular reports. In ad dition, farm ponds atmtci iiuki.i tory waterfowl, songbirds, music -int. raccoon and other lni-Re and small animals to the area. State College extension service Farm ponds hold water where it I is needed for future use, the cir t culnr says, giving annual returns in fishing, swimming and picnics as well as providing needed irri gation water, fire protection, con- 1906 1956 n'Sll'''3)'!''a'BP glw-jT.- "nrnn.ij.Mnpi in- mil ij . iVW tea? AN UARLY EXAMPLE OF VHE VrtUCKS used by tho Band-Portland Truefe Service was vhis hard-tired forerunner of the modern diosel powered trucks and trailers used by the firm This particular truck was equipped with 14-inch rear hard rubber tires and powered by a heavv duty four-cylinder gas engine. EVEN THE YOUNG SKIERS are among the many outdoor fans who have, been enjoying the new ski area at the Tomahawk Ski Bowl near Rocky Point. Jean Thompson, left, and Bobby Thompson, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Thomp son, Merrill are pictured here. lualrty Printins SINCE 1933 For more than 23 years Guide Printing Co. has been progressing with Klamath Falls . . . progress founded on Quality. We think that quality 1$ important in any job, whether it's a business card or a catalog. In fact, the quality way is the only way we'll print anything. Letterheads Envelopes Ruifness Cards Booklets Business Forms Snap Oat Forms CELEBRATING 50 Years of Progress COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS! TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Klamath Counfy Abstract Co. R. E. Vearch, president 422 Main Mn. J. U. Babcack, sec. Phone 51 55 ieavy and Commercial Trucking ervice IS 1 -a S St- ' 4 Shown above Is one of the many heavy hauling jobs that Empire Transport, Inc. has undertaken. The old steam engine on the Empire truck is on its way to Collier State Park . . . iis final resting place. The picture was taken in June, 1951. Left to right is Leonard Sturgeon, Al Mattson, E. F. Andersen. E. F. Andersen, founder of Empire Transport, Inc., has 18 years experience In the commercial and heavy hauling business. In 1940 he founded Andersen Motor Freight and operated the company until 1946 when he sold out. In 1950 he founded Andersen Freight Line and in 1954 the business was incorporated and the name changed to Empire Transport Inc. A Home-Owned Home-Operated Business Serving Oregon and Northern California EMPIRE TRANSPORT, INC. PROMPT and ACCURATE SERVICE Guide Printing Co. 1205 Klamath Ave. Phone 5373 2802 South 4th Phone 9240 Doy of Night
