The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-05
DAIRY DEvE,ArAiENTs

sides Of the mountains surrounding
the valley. And the valley itself wal
covered by an inch Of tho beautiful
on the mOrning of tho 30th. II ID
doubtful II any climate ever enjoyed
q month Of better weather than Octo-
Der has been here at an elevation Of
400 feet. Give klamath county the
palm for nnc weather.
Congressman Hawiey has recently
been Visiting his constituents In this
portion OF the district. and made q
pleasant personal impression. II he
had voted In congress against the
nabobs Of New England II 10 doubt
full II there would be any opposition
TO his reconciliation and reelection.
Even a. Il 10. his pleasing personality
may overcome the opposition.
Jesse Drew had the premium wheat
crop--for yield--in Yonna valley. his
three acres threshing out l:s BUSH
els. or ~ ?-b bushels per acre. Emil
rlackus had the next best yield
with s57 bushels Oh Of nine acres. or
80 30 bushels per acre: but he
claims that fully 100 bushels were
blown Into the straw stack BY the
steam blower. Be that a. II may. the
yield was not 70 bad for an on year
on q dry hillside. Can the basin.
with its irrigation. make = bigger
showing?
No schools In the valley next week
because the teachers want to At.
tend the annual institute.
John Jones has been Improving mis-
home lately. making his house more
comfortable and slightly and build.
Ing . stable on his homestead near
Dairy.
Dave Shook recently sold some $50
head Of Fat cattle. the result OF q |
years growth from his herd. I have
not heard exactly what no got for |
the bunch. but II I were to guess Il
would be about 81? q head. Such a
agure would bring him the neat sum
Df $3.50. He also sold to other buy.
srs 2s head Of horses and mules. st
m average price OF $3.50 each or
more. These animals netted him some
lt.200 or over that. Dave IL the
most extensive ranchman In the val.
ey-or we'd all be getting rich. But
his aggregate Of Sis.sOo Isn't all
lear gain. for his help and board
md the family expenses - which
mounts TO several thousand dollars
has to come out OF this. On the
'thsr hand. that isn't all the earn
ngs Of the ranch. by . good figure:
'ecsuse he turns OF . neat sum every
ear for surplus grain. hay. hogs and
omspmes apples. Leastwise. Il
ont look to an outsider m II Mr..
hook was likely to fail-soon.
George Ritter II one OF YOnna's
uccessful farmers and cattle raisers. n
am Informed that he recently sent
, market 81 head OF fat cattle, net
ng him some $500. Besides, his &
are full TO repletion Of
heat. rye end oats. He knows how
economise and look after things.
Jacob. Rueck Ii another Yonnaite :
no II ahead some $1,000 ON the
edit side Of the ledger from his cat y
raising this year. besides q big
lrplus Of grain. Mr.. Rusck puts b
ost Of his surplus earnings into o,
INK stock. l.
George Smyth OF the Mt. View
nch II erecting . large addition to :.
> residence. which he Ands neces-
~ because Of the great increase Of
sighting travel that comes bis way. =
} wants to be able 70 house a. many -
10 travellers II necessary. Pros
rity b coming bis way. too. ~
WIN. A. Flackus has taken . gang -
hslpsrs 70 lower Lost river. whore W
% building . bridge for the county.
Joe ksssel went to the Falls with 4 70
q Of sheep psIts one day last week. lee