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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1954)
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Vern Tracy and Sam Blische, owners of the Nameless Food Market, said they cut milk prices in half from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to "knock out this price war stuff." They said they fig ured no one would match their price and no "wars" would de velop. The market advertised Its 10-cent-a-quart bargain sale on the radio and by window signs. Tracy said about 250 quarts of milk, about three times the normal amount, were sold. The market limited quantities to three quarts a person. Tracey said the store has no plans for another 10-cent sale. eld milk control act by the voters Tuesday, with a drop" of two-cents per quart for 3.8 per cent butterfat content milk, prices stood at 20 cents in he state's largest city, about com parable to prices in Seattle. Situation Varies In upstate Oregon, the situa tion varied from one market are? to another and even in Port land there still was no allowance for buying milk at the store in stead of having it delivered to the doorstep. But distributors promised the differential was forthcoming. They refused, how ever, to make the announcement in their own names lest they be accused of fomenting a price war. In Malheur county, adjacent to Payette county markets in Idaho, the Grade A Milk Pro ducers' Association cut prices to 20 cents, bringing them with in a Vfc-cent of prices in Idaho. Distributors, even producer coops, began passing along the price cuts to the producers. They amounted to a reduction of 46 cents per hundredweight in prices to producers. Probation Ended; Man Sentenced Probation in the check charge case against John Merrill Carter, 51, Martinez, Calif., was revoked in circuit court Saturday morn ing and Carter was ordered by Judge H. K. Hanna to serve an indeterminate term in the state penitentiary not to exceed three years. 1 Carter, charged with obtain ing money under false pretenses in connection with a $5 check passed at Piggly Wiggly store in April, naa been given a sus pended sentence, according to district attorney's records. The district attorney's office said that a similar ' charge in California was the reason for revoking pro bation. Carter was arrested Thursday by state police. Two other men entered pleas of guilty and sentencing was de layed pending receipt of FBI re ports, according to a court re port. Samuel Gene Bell, 1001 Tolman rd., Ashland, entered a guilty plea in connection with the larceny of a gun from Fir Milling and Planing company. I he case of James Theodore Larson, 20, Timber, Ore., con cerned theft of nine cartons from Oakdale Market on Nov. 4. Three and one-half million acres in Texas have proved pro ductive of oil andor gas. Uncle Same Is a Partner in Safety! 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