Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 24, 1963, Page 20, Image 20

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    LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS
- PACIFIC SUPPLY CO-OP
Farm & Garden Store!
6 Months at this location.
STOP and See Our Complete
Farm & Garden Store
One of the FINEST Livestock Yards in Oregon!
FARM & GARDEN FEED & SEEDS
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Don James, salesman, right, explaining to Tom Harper
the outstanding features of the ESSTRON Battery Charg
er. Background showing a wide selecion of hardware
Items.
Neil Jones, left, is getting expert per
sonal aavice rrom Manager Don
Sump an Animal Health Products.
SUPPLIES ft
GARDEN . . .
Seed Bulbs Fertilizer Peat Moss
Fruit Trees Shrubs Gorden Tools
Weed Killers Sprays Power Mowers
Tillers Hose ond Sprinklers.
FARM . . .
Rope Fencing Steel Posts Strong
Barn Rooting Botteries Tires
Oil Filters Hardware Electricol and
Veterinary Supplies Chicks Ralston
& Punna Feeds Spray Equipment
Siphon Tubes Nylon Dam Material
ond Agricultural Sprays,
4621 So. 6th TU 2-4555
COME IN . . . MEET THE FRIENDLY CREW AT
ALBER'S Feed & Farm Supply
SERVING THE KLAMATH BASIN'S FEED and SEED NEEDS FOR 8 YEARS!
ALBER'S
LIVESTOCK FEEDS
VETERINARY SUPPLIES
STOCK STOCK
SALT TANKS
.
CHICK SUPPLIES
S!3r SEEDS
Trees - Shrubs - Sproys
and Field
FENCING, GATES, POSTS
SADDLE SUPPLIES
The fi iendiy crew, from left to nrjrii; Gordon Grinlina. Dallas Suiherland, harvey Lasiey,
Dick Cabe, Lavonno Kellow, Jock Kirkpatrick, and Otis Bostwick, monoger.
Bring Your Farm & Garden Problems to
ALBER'S Feed & Farm Supply
2710 So. 6th
Phone TU 4-7733
Watch For These
COMING EVENTS
Special Gorden Event
Rancher's Day
Big Western Day
4-H Fall Fair
Klamath Basin
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Above is a view of a portion of the 54 concrete pens recently
completed at Klamath Cattle Sales Inc. These modern fac
ilities make for ease in handling your stock and highest pos
sible sanitation. Along with the huge white auction arena,
lunch room and office, it's easy to see why Klamath Cattle
Sales Inc. is rated as one of the finest!
KLAMATH
CATTLE
SALES INC
A Meeting Place
Where
CATTLEMEN & BUYERS
Have Gathered to Determine
THE FAIR PRICE
To Be Paid for Stock
For The Past
17 YEARS!
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT 1:00 P.M.
Ex'prienced
Personnel
KEEP SALES
LIVELY
MOVING
Elwood 'Wocdy' Gueck,
Owntr
Gav'e Gueck
Allen Gueck
Lois Gueck
Ros' Every
Clarence Adorns
k llo Cumming
Fred Hilton
Pauline Lubbe.
Ted Lubbe
Luther Noble
Mary Noble
Harold Sturgeon
Don Chmwl
Ben Hugbf
Don Huqhei
J. V. Hugh
John Hughes
WATCH
For Our Special Annual
Range
Bull
Friday, March 22nd
SALE
1962 SALES
at Klamath Cattle Sales, Inc.
have been estimated at over
34,000 CATTLE!
Actual count hn not et bren received
from the 1962 Yord Summary by Oregon
Stock Brand Inspection.
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Our Service Will Please YOU
Your Business Will Please US!
Elwood ' Woody" Gueck, shown above, is boss of ACTION at
the AUCTION. He knows livestock and how to get the job
done to the Satisfaction of both buyer and seller. Call
"Woody" right now to consign your stock . . . you'll be glad
you did!
KLAMATH CATTLE SALES INC.
Midland Road Near G.N. Crossing
Phone TU 4-4103
FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE STOCKMEN'S MARKET
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EVERY TUESDAY AT I .-P.M.
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PICTURED LEFT . . .
HERE IT IS!! A familiar landmark at Rte. 3, Box 56 Midland Road.
The Klamath STOCKMEN'S office and sales arena. Enthusiastic
and profitable sales are held here every Tuesday, promptly at 1
p.m. Follow the CROWDS . . . you'll be glad you did!
CTURED BELOW . . .
Here are the reliable, ambitious LIVESTOCK men to serve YOU of
Klamath STOCKMEN'S Commission Co., Inc.
Left BOB BUNYARD, Yard Manager
Center JOHN NEWMAN, Office Manager
Right VERN HOWARD, Manager
8 YEARS... Same Management Same Outstanding Service
MANAGEMENT v
August 1963 will mark 8 years of service to
stockmen and farmers, lorge and imall. The
same management working on your behalf
to secure the best price tor your livestock'
Manv firsts hove been set in this orea bv
KLAMATH STOCKMEN'S COMMISSION
CO, INC :
FIRST to set the new low commission rates
you now enOy.
FIRST to due. t mail a complete market let
ter to buyers and sellers.
FIRST to be completely bonded and licensed
bv the rockers and Stockyard branch
of U S D A
FIRST to be o member ond uphold the pnn
nples of the Livestock Auctions Mar
ket Association.
FIRST in individual consignments
SERVICE
KLAMATH STOCKMEN S SERVICE AND
FACILITIES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THE BEST
FOR THE PROTECTION AND EASY HANDL
ING OF YOUR LIVESTOCK The covered
corrals, cement pens, and sanitary feeding
and watering facilities aid in making sour
livestock more marketable. The hog pens
have been noted to be the cleanest in this
port of the Male WE WELCOME YOU to
come and visit with our friends at the sole
Tuesday. Nearly efronc comes to the sale
Tuesday to eriov the clean cheery atmos
phere at Klamath Stockmen's . . THE
MANAGEMENT AND CREW ARE TLDICAT
LD TO SLRVE AND SECURE THE BEST
PRICE FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK'
Same Goal
GOAL :
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KLAMATH STOCKMEN'S HAS NEVER LOST
SIGHT OF THE REASON FOR IT'S ESTAB
LISHMENT . TO SELL YOUR LIVESTOCK
. . . NOT TO COMPETE WITH YOU' This
morket is here to sell your livestock, not to
sell our own livestock This is indicated
consignors who bring their livestc
KLAMATH STOCKMEN'S Tuesday
Tuesday' There have been as high as 1 1 1
individual consignors to one sole
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SPECIAL
SALES
TO REMEMBER'
ANNUAL
Calf Feeder Sale - Oct. 15, 1963
Cow & Calf Sale - Dec. 3, 1963
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Klamath STOCKMEN S Com mission
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Co., Inc.
ROUTE 3, BOX 56, MIDLAND ROAD
PHONE TU 4-9667