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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1959)
SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THIRTEEN PUTS ON DOG NEW YORK UPI Hambur gers with a hot dog look make l'i pounds ground beef go a long way. Combine beef with cup uncooked rolled oats, quick or old-fashioned. l cup chopped onion, 2 teaspoons salt, Ya teaspoon pepper and 1 cup tomato juice. Shape mto 8 fingers, l'i by 5 inches, and lace on broiler rack 4 or 5 inches from heat source. Broil 8 minutes, turn and broil 5 minutes more, for med ium doneness. Serve on hot dog buns. RELIGION BV TELEPHONE STOCKHOLM (UPII Religions icunsel is being offered over thu telephone throughout Sweden as part of a campaign by the Swed ish Lutheran . Church to meet modern-day requirements. Larger cities have a special alarm num her "9-00-0-0" to summon po lice, firemen or an ambulance and now such calls can also be con peeled to a religious counselling service, where a minister is on duty 24 hours a day to aid any one who asks. fr . ., .:..-.- . " , . .... .. ... v . A ! v- , pci-UKC tLtYAjUKS were used for the bulk storage of grain crops, grain wenf to market in jute bags. This huge grain pile of 150,000 bushels of oats was one crop raised on ona farm by the Klabzube brothers. FALSE ALARM HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) Somebody reported seeing smoke rising from atop the Strand The ater and flames leaping from the peak of the roof. The smoke turned out to be vapor from melting snow and the flame was a red pennant flapping in the breeze. WHAT MAKES A GOOD MD NEW YORK (UPI) The "best doctor," according to TB patients at a Veterans Administration Hos pital here, is the one who "spends a great deal of time in the ward, talks to the patients about their ailments, and shows he likes the patients." THEY ALSO SERVE ... TEL AVIV (UPD Prime Minis t?r David Ben-Gurion, who is tJso Israeli Defense Minister, has one regret that he never served as a private in his country's army. "That's one revolution in the lite of the Jew that I shall never ex perience," he said. WHEN GRANDMA WAS A Girl . . . Grandpa took her courtin' in a buqqy ... but it takes more than blacksmiths to keep today's car runninq smoothly! See us! SAUNDER S GARAGE MAUN, OREGON Ph. 3-2712 ana COIN. MIS. Quality Engineering and it Service make t he 1959 Model Tractor - Mounted Harvester the buy of the Potato Harvester Field for Both Large and Small Growers! Harvester rackets for either IHC, J.D. or A-C Tractors are furnished with Har- vaster. Other makes may be furnished at extra coat. Operator ; easily adjusts hydraulic ally the nose and beam settings from tractor Seat. Optional - A deluxe double belt vine remover. Any Type Digger Blade Available on Direct Models. Nose Wings at Sand Trap Std. on Pickup Models. Available in either 26" or 30" Wide Pickup Chain Models far di rect or indirect harvesting. p jF S I MODEL 1 J7 2-$TM Optional -Soft rubber roller type cross conveyor. The Standard ma chine has a tingle rubber deviner roller which works well when pota toes are loose from the vine. '59 Model features long er rear cross conveyor for better mechanical stone & clod separation and mare atandinq room for workers. Blower type de viner unit now can be installed. Ruqaed Caster Wheels on rear of Harvester adjust for rouqh qround. 15" Wheels are Timken Bra,, equipped. Tires and tubes furnished with machine. and CHECK THESE HIDDEN VALUES IN Every Lockwood POTATO HARVESTER Standard Lockwood Parts are used throughout the ma chines. These parts are available at every Lockwood Plant and authorized Dealer. "Service is money in your pocket." Shielded drives and liberal use of slip clutches mean safer, more trouble free service. These and other small, but important features such as split digger chain sprockets add up to more value for your dollar when you buy "LOCK-WOOD". Now!!! Adjust harvester chain speeds with the Variable Speed Control to fit your soil condition. It's standard equipment on the '59 Model. 10CKW00B) GRADERS Tulelake, Calif. Ph. 7-2471 IMJ..U'M
