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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1963)
Vedna.. Feb. 6, 1961 Page t-A Herald ft News Klamath Falls Field Mice Spread Seen In Survey TULELAKE Microtus Mon- lanus A mighty name for mighty mouse. This little furry field rodent that is able to live , and multiply under severest winter conditions, and feeds voraciously on all crops, grown by man, has been found to be in greater num bers in the county than usual. Tlie mouse, larger than a house in appeal aiice is a nalive to north eastern California, and ever 6ince the Tule basin has been opened to farming, it has been a peri odic pest With a life span of prob ably 16 months and litters av eraging from 3 to 8, it is quite at home In the natural cover sup plied by ditch banks, roadsides and other rights of way covered with weed growth. Siskiyou County Agricultural Commissioner Jess Crisham re oorts that his office has, with the State Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Rodent Control, just completed a survey of the Siski you County portion of the Tule lake Basin, and that the survey indicates a general light infes tation of mice, varying from none present in some areas to small areas with heavy populations. (Jrisham said that it is his in tention to continue periodic sur veys so that it may be determined what the trend of fluctuation of tile population may be. This condition can and probab ly will change Grisham said, with continuing favorable weather, it is reasonable to expect population increases. Conditions unfavorable such as continued wet cold weath er would tend to decrease their number and possibly cause a die off. Because tho mice have been known to harbor tularemia, a dis ease of field rodents transmis sible to man, the commissioner cautions against the handling of tho dead rodents. Through the lo cal health office, experts from the State Bureau of Vector Control have been called in to determine the status of disease in the mouse population. A series of test plots with var ious baits will be established to determine the time and manner in which poisoned grain baits can be exposed for the best results in controlling the mice. The results of these testa will be made read ily available to farmers so that they may receive maximum bene fils from their efforts in using poisoned baits. Farmers should contact the Ag ricultural Commissioner's office either at Yrcka or Tulclnke, for information. Poisoned grain baits aro available, and an inspector; from the office will mako field inspections and recommendations at farmers request. cRfDjf Iff WMDS-JUCT SXHARGETm i Ijfe """" "" f jrf l00K F0R 816 BUYS 7V7Y I y A C 1 n Ai departments lAlAjSITii'i ii.av I cL : ats0 l f x " SHOP AND F,ND Aims 5" to 13" wld STTLE 25 All chain Aims 2" to 5"lde; Platform rock, it, Cogswell Chairs STYLE 2 All wing chair St. Patrick's Dinner Slated NEW PINE CHEEK - At tlie Feb. 28 meeting of tlie Eastsidc Home Ee Club, members voted to sponsor a St. Patrick's Day dinner on March 17 as a fund rais ing project. The ham dinner will cost $1.25 for adults, 75 cents for children under 12. Serving will begin at 12:30 p.m., soon after church serv ices are dismissed. Ramona Po chop was named to head the tick et sales and tlie trl-chairmen committee was appointed. Mem- tiers aro Virginia llinton, Doro thy Leehmann and Florence But ler. 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