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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Tuesday, Nov. 1. 19R0 PAGE THREE Woodlot Info Ready Owners of woodlots in Klamath and Lake counties are invited to contact Bob Madsen, district war den, state forestry department, for information concerning forest management and insurance. Madsen's address is P.O. Box J5, Klamath Agency, Oregon. The phone number is Chiloquin 783 2219. During a recent meeting of crop Insurance men in Oregon, fores ters learned that insurance for tree crops is not yet available. The insurance men said such in surance may soon be possible if demand is high enough. The organization will have to make a study to determine ap- It's Time For A Klamath Man In Congress Elect Ron Phair Pd. Adv. Klamath Counlv Democrat and Republican PhHir lor Congress Comm.. Bruce Owens and Norman Dufy, chairmen, 122 N. 9th St. praisal methods, average rate of possible losses, and premium rates, said Dick Olson, state farm forester who attended the con ference. Madsen says tree planting sea son is approaching and offers suggestions for woodlot owners. Those interested may obtain or der blanks from the state forest nursery for seedlings by writing Madsen or Olson, Box 71, Med ford. Madsen also has free informa lion concerning proper methods of planting, thinning, pruning, brush removal, Christmas tree culture, marketing and other sub jects. Madsen said "on the farm" meetings of farmers and foresters may be arranged by contacting him. EVERY PENNY HELPS ATLANTA (UPD The Georgia nrruvrat in ramnaicn Committee. which boosted its funds recently with a $50-a-plate roast beef din ner, todav scheduled a $2.50 beans and franks dinner f o r Thursday night for "the po folks." NOW YOU GET... 10 Wien Vou Order By Phone ON FINEST QUALITY LINOLEUM USE OUR ANSWERING SERVICE Call TU 4-8370 - 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday Through Saturday Give your Name and Address To Our Answer ing Service And Ask Mr. Martin To Bring His Samples Out For Your Selection. W. WAYNE MARTIN LINOLEUM and TILE 194S South 6th Phone TU 4-8370 Court Records m y rf v - Ik I Jink t HISTORIANS of Klamath County and Siskiyou County, California, gathered Satur day to honor the memory of the founder of Linkville, George Nurse. The small settle ment on the banks of Link River later became the present day city of Klamath Falls. The luncheon meeting at the Willard Hotel was attended by more than 100 persons from this area and Northern California. Left to right are Loraine Quillan, president of the Klamath County Historical Society; Orlo Steel, Yreka, who knew the man who gave the land for the townsite; Mrs. G. Hancock, Klamath Falls, a niece of George Nurse, and Mrs. Steel. KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Jam E Dailey. ped contest public hiormay, SIS Vincent Byron Dillon, Improper passing,: , J.S0. i Rrtinehart G. Motschenbacher, disobey stop sign, 17. M. i i Vincent B. Dillon, Inadequate brakes, 117.50. Vmcent B. Dillon, no signal device, suspended. Julius F. Obremski, disobey stop sign, $7. SO. Keitb D. Strickler, Improper muffler. $;.. Grrgory Padilla, four In driver's seat, $7. SO. Frank E Swift, disobey slop siqn, S7 50. Vernon Leroy Durant, violate basic rule. sis. AMon Shalfer. violate basic rule, SIS Edwin Smith Catmull, Inadequate brakes. $7.50. Btllye W. Baert, concealed license, dis missed. Cecil Charles Ormsbee, violate basic rule, Si 5. A t Barbara Schroff Ruilcka, disobey traf fic. S7.50. Gerald Neal Preston, no PUC permit, Arthur Louis Gross, no tail light, $10. Floyd L. Evans, disobey slop sign, dis missed upon motion district attorney. Allen S. Mitchell, reckless driving, dis missed motion of district attorney, Alan R. Lockrem, Improper mulfleri, dismissed. Howard Charles Miles, violate basic rule, dismissed motion district attorney. Knnth J Harrison, no operator's II- cense, dismissed motion district attor- Robert Roy Tuter, no operator's li cense, $250 and IS days. David James Hardman, violate basic rule. $15. , Helen Adams Stockton, disobey stop "vl'ncent B. Dillon, no slop Hqht, $7.50. William A. Perkins, no headlights, dis missed. Jack Ray Chapman, illegal possession ol deer meat, $25 fine, suspended. Meteor Blazes Across Oregon Skies BEND. Ore. (APi-A meteor that blazed across Oregon skies j and was visible over Washington on a Sept. 20 west-to-east run may have left some of its bits in Ida-1 ho's Sawtooth Mountains or near-' by Big Baldy. Phil K. Brogan, Pacific North west director for the American' Meteor Society, said Saturday many observers in Oregon. Ida ho and Washington supplied re-, ports that made possible charting' of the fireball's course. He said that as it flashed across the sky throwing a shower of; sparks that seemed to form a! tail. Brogan said it began to flow at an estimated altitude of 60 miles, exploded with a flare, then disappeared as it crossed into Ida ho from north of Ontario. 2TinrinnnnjTnn u i s b d to u s s atnra b a s a s s a s s rsvvwi I STEVE PETERS' I Charm Center Photi. TU 4-4397 g and Staff to c jj Are Moving To 1414 OREGON AVE. Tuesday, November 1 I Free Parking! Free Parking! I Historians Honor Memory Of City Founder A niece and nephew, Mrs. G. H. (Nell) Hancock and W. R. Boyd, both of Klamath Falls, were joined by historians of Klamath and Siskiyou counties October 29 in commemorating the founder of Linkville, George Nurse. Some 100 interested persons were present at the Willard Hotel for a luncheon and review of the early settler's philanthropy. Speakers were Floyd Wynne, city councilman who reviewed the early life of the man who bought the land from the state of Oregon upon which the small settlement grew, and Orlo Steel, Yreka. Steel knew Nurse in his later years. Wynne also announced the pro posal by ballot at the November election to pay tribute to the city's founder by renaming the present Veterans Memorial Park the GeorEe Nurse Memorial Park. Vrl nK, ,.n..nnnitlnn In rtala thnt hnc 15 mi? O STARTS WEDNESDAY EVENING IT'S ST0REWIDE PRICES SLASHED UP TO V2!!! WATCH FOR OUR BIG COLOR Ad In Wednesday's Issue Of The HERALD & NEWS ITS WORTH WAITING FOR Low, Low Prices Plus Green Stamps 101 1 III 11 4480 So. 6th Next to Oregon Food been given the man w ho donated I land for the townsite, who built the first school house, financed the building of the first flour mill in the county and made reserva tions for the present county court house before selling the land, is a bronze plaque on Link River Bridge, placed by Daughters of the American Revolution and ded icated October 11, 191)2, during the regency of Mrs. Wilbur Jones. Nurse also built the first hotel, the first bridge across Link Riv er, was the first postmaster and gave countless acres of land to the early settlers with the only provision that they build homes upon the land. j Wynne also sought the loan of any historical data or pictures that can ' be compiled for the Klamath Falls Centennial in 1967.! Nurse bought farm land adja cent to that of the Steel family near Yreka and lived out his la ter years there. j Also present from the Siskiyou County Historical Society were J. M. White, Weed, president; Mrs. White and their daughter. Mrs. Florence Rwryan, Weed, and Mrs. Steel. Lorraine Quillan, president of the Klamath County society, presided. Red Preaches Fear MOSCOW (AP Foreign Min ister Krim Bel Kassem of the Al gerian provisional government said Monday Algerians are fight ing not only the French but all the countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and primar ily the United States. 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