The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, January 08, 1926, Image 1

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    T he G ate C ity
VOLUME XXIII.
NO. 48.
journal
NYSSA, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926.
T mm NIMRODS
FARMERS GET GOOD
!E PRICES POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE REQUIRE LICENSE
"
OWYHEE
’
JOINED IN MATRIMONY
$1.50 PER YEAR
ONTARIO
KILLS YOONS MAN
j RANGE DORSES TO
BE MADE FERTILIZER
Little Katherine Shinn and Mari-1
lyn Oxman will entertain with a i
birthday party at the Oxman horae j
Saturday afternoon.
GAME LAW CHANGES ARE IM- R. L. HUTTON IS CONFESSED
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whitworth of FIRST SHIPMENT OF 300 HEAD
PORTANT REGULATIONS FOR
SLAYER OF
HAROLD BRAD- Weiser were Ontario visitors Mon-' CONSIGNED
TO
PORTLAND
HUNTERS IN COUNTY.
day.
LEY, FARM HAND.
COMPANY SUNDAY.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Mrs. H. L. Griffen has been en-
Martain was the scene of a pretty
Several changes o f
importance! Robert Link Hutton, pioneer and M
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,
... ,
home wedding on New Year’s day
Nearly 800 range horses
left
cattleman
of Harney abou( g. * W °
as
en 1
0
when their eldest daughter, Bernice, concerning hunting and fishing li- i prominent
six weeks with a nervous' eastern Oregon Sunday, bound for
was united in marriage to Wm. B. censes have been made by the state County, is charge® with the murder breakdown
| Portland.
Their days of roaming
‘
Toombs of Nyssa, Rev. Hershey of and notice of the change has been I o f Harold Bradley, 23 year old farm
Ivan
Oakes
left
on
the
evening
1
8a«
ebru8b
'and
Nev«r
Nyssa officiating.
Besides the im­ received here by county officials who hand, who came to his death Tues-
Butterfat
Approximately
20 Per
The * * ^
Portland on business
| T I Z i d fiee
£
j
day from gun shot wounds.
mediate families o f the bride and sell licenses.
Cent Higher-Poultry Shows Same
One big change is the setting of \ shooting took place on the ranch . ^
C W e ld of Ogden, Utah, ^ were lead into a hopper—to become
groom guests of the occasion were
Range of Increase.
j f erti)jzer
Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont of King- an age limit for those getting a owned by Mr. Hutton on Wagontire *n ®ntar'° installing radios.
R- W. Swagler, prominent attor-j The fin(t 8hipment wa8 consigned
man Kolony, Mrs. Harry Schooler hunting or fishing license. Another mountain.
Mr. Hutton ney. returned from a ten days’ trip (to tbg portlancj Feed & .Fertilizer
Farmers o f Oregon were in an and two children and Mrs. D. Nebel- is that women must have licenses j Tuesday afternoon
in the future, as do men, and that a , came to Burns voluntarily and gave to Los Angeles,
Campany. The horses were gather­
exceptional position
in regard to sieck of Tennessee, Idaho.
Mrs. Van Petten entertained the ed on the range in Malheur county,
Mrs. Toombs was a graduate of report of game killed must be made himself into the custody of officers.
marketing this fall due to abundant
j He made a statement to the effect Wednesday Bridge Club.
Mr. on application for a license.
most of them products of the Jor­
crops here and shortages in other Nyssa High School last year.
Every boy or girl over 14 years that he shot in self defense as Brad-
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grames left dan Valley country.
This
first
parts of the country. Potato grow­ Toombs is a prominent farmer of
ers were especially fortunate in the Nyssa. They will make their home of age must have a state license to ley was threatening him with a ham- Monday for the coast, where they l trial will be in the nature of a test
were no eye witnesses.
will make their home.
land the price will be based upon the
state, and received high prices for on the Dr. Saiazin ranch in the near fish outside his or her home county, mer. There
If remaining within
the county
li- Mr. Hutton was given bond in the
jyjrg ^ E Cockrum entertained 1 success of the venture as will also
their products, according to the O. future.
censes costing half of the state li- sum of $10,000 and must appear be- the Monday Bridge. Mrs. Arthur B .' future shipments.
A. C. Extension Service.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow enter­ cense cost may be secured by boys fore the next grand jury,
Cockrum won the prize.
1 It has been said that on the ran-
Heavy Potato Crop
According to a Burns paper, Mr.
The potato crop here was approx­ tained at dinner on Wednesday of and girls between the ages of 14 and
Mrs. John Dunphy entertained the 1
of eastern Oregon,
southern
Hutton is one o f the pioneer stock- T “ "T
rullvT.......¡I " , Idaho and Wyoming there are en-
imately V6 million bushels greater this week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. 18 years.
The
prices
of
the
licenses
are
not
men
of
the
country
and
has
always
ay
Bridge
f
lub.
Invited
.
.
.
.
of
Waitsburg,
ough unwanted horses to keep the
this year than the 5 year average Carl Quackenbush
crop, whereas the rest o f the coun­ Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowe changed but remain at $1.50 f|>r borne a good reputation. The young ? “ e8ts were Mrs. Mf. ML Wood and plant in operation for five or six
county licenses, $3 for hunting or man who was killed was also highly Mrs' b rank ° xman Jr-
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years.
The
animals
are a nuisance
try shows a decided shortage, par­ were also guests.
Mr- an<i Mrs. E - M. Greig enter- j ¿() stockmen who prefer to have
ticularly in eastern territory. This
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klingback fishing license and $5 for combina- esteemed. The coronor’s jury found
j two shots had entered the body of tained thp Tuesday Club with an eve- them uken 'care of ¡n thjg manner
has resulted in boosting potato pri- | made a business trip to Ontario th e .^ on bcense
Every applicant for a license this Bradley, fired from a high powered n' nK party Friday night.
Sixteen ratber tban to gboo4 them.
ces far above the ordinary, with Or­ first o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and year wiU be required to fill out a rifle, one striking him a short d is - 1 quests were present
Mrs. John
The Portiand company
'says that
egon potato raisers reaping greater
ughters Ruby and Alta attended blank form showin8 what game, if tance below the heart and the second Dunphy and Mr. J. D. Billingsley every
every process
procesa is is to be human,
humane but
profits.
e district rally of the B Y P U. any’ be kdled during 1925.
These striking him on the lower jaw, tear- j won the prizes.
nevertheless to many a cowboy and
Butter Fat High
Ontario on Friday night
blanks are so arranged that if hunt- ing it and his tongue
completely! Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Billingsley left buckaroo,
it doesn’t seem
quite
Price« on butter fat are approx­
Tuesday evening for a trip to Hono- right. There is a sympathetic spot
. . .
ing was done in more than one coun- away.
imately 20 per cent higher than
William Glenn spent part o f the
*
^
The shooting occurred early Tues- lulu. They will be away about six in the heart of the man who too has
last year.
The cost o f feed is week rounding up cattle on the Mal­ ty a separate blank must be used
for each such county. The number j day morning in a garage where both weeks.
lived in the open for the illfated
somewhat lower.
heur.
o f hunting days and the species of j Hutton and Bradley were repairing
J. s. Howry is here from Twin cayuses that have been his com­
Poultry shows the same range of
William Peutz and family were the animals or birds killed is other j tires. After the shooting Mr. Hut- Falls.
pany. Yet when all angles are con­
increase in price of products and j among the people from
Owyhee data required on the application.
, ton went to a neighbor and brought
lowered cost o f feeding.
Mesdamcs Fhaser, C. R. Emison, sidered, the action seems the best
,
. . .
I who
attended
the
Friday night
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him to the scene, and together they Ivan Oakes, and Miss Emison spent course to take.
The useless range
A general survey of farming con-I dance Bt Bj Bend.
nags will become useful and the ran­
ditions s compiled and has been
Rowena Glenn
t
rt o f the
?;e m o v e d th e / ° iun<|ed man (to, (the Monday shopping in oBise.
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house where he died a moment later.
broadcasted each month by the ex-
. . . . . .
.
_
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boyer enter­ ges upon which they feed will be
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,
_
. . I
A Baker dispatch says Hutton was
tension service.
While some bran- ^ 0ok at the Myres home on Deer
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
.
,
-
. .
..
, tained the Monday Bridge Club Mon­ used for cattle and sheep.
j estranged from his wife several
ches o f the industry are »till below E at'
Geo. M. Hope to Farmers and j weeks ago and left home, returning day night. Twenty were present.
the pre-war level,
conditions are
Mr- and Mrs- Overstreet and Mr.
Jim Woodward, a pioneer from
more favorable
generally than at and Mrs. Judd of Kingman Kolony tSockgrowers Bank, Lot 7, Bolck 25, shortly before the killing occurred.
Eldredges Add. to Vale.
12|28|25. s oem time ago he deeded all his pro- eWstfall, died at the Holy Rosary
any time since 1919 and are improv- entertained at dinner on New Year’s
I perty in Harney county to his wife, hospital January 3rd, of Brights dis­
I day for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor­ $10.00.
ing.
Joseph
A.
Koopman
to
Brady
O.
consisting of big ranch holdings and ease. He was buried Tuesday, Jan.
gan and children Margaret and Ted
5th, at Ontario.
He leaves three
and Mr. and Mrs. Greeting and son Fowler, E%NE14NWt4 Sec. 31-19- seevral hundred head of cattle. He
47. 12|21|25. $2,850.00.
1 deeded to a daughter, said to be brothers and a host of friends to
Merritt.
Malheur County to F. C. Ellis, 1 living in Baker, a ranch located in mourn his loss.
POTATO INSPECTION LAW VIOL­
Jap Duncan and Ed Stofer of
Mrs. Sam Taylor entertained the ATORS FINED WHEN DISCOV­
22-18-46. Lake county.
No motive for the
i Jordan Valley fed their band o f acre in SW '^NE'A Sec.
crime has been given by Bums news­ Noche Club this week.
ERED BY STATE OFFICER.
! 200 head of range horses over night 4|4|25. $14.82.
papers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Griffon en­
U. S. A. to Heirs o f Mary Rich­
; at the August Tuleson ranch near
| the Owyhee bridge. The price of ardson, NW % Sec. 29-20-46. 4|29|25. Portland.— Seeding of winter wheat tertained with a radio party Satur­
One thing the various farm or­
OREGON STATE BOARD HEALTH , $3-00 per head was paid . for
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to Forrest on Oregon this .fall appears to be day evening.
. . these
.
ganizations have learned, says the
Mrs.
Frank
Oxman
and
Mrs.
Vic­
cent of the acre_
ADVISES EFFICIENCY IN LIV­ horses. They are to be shipped Jones, E%SEV*SE% Sec. 25-20-38; onl about 92
State Market Agent, is that o f sys­
from Ontario to Portland to the ' SWViSWVi Sec. 30; and Asessor’s age geeded a
g F. L. tor Johnson will entertain with a tematic marketing— they no longer
ING AS WELL.
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...
, , _
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cannery.
We think they could be Tax No. 1, Sections 29 and 32-20-39. Kcnt> statistician, United States de- large radio and card party this Sat- ,
The efficiency o f the business of
«hipmenta if
used to a better purpose
How j 12|19|25. $112.29.
partment of agriculture. T h ise s ti- urday evening to listen in on Station f ' ut the marke‘
living is taken for granted until about a fur coat from the hide. Ask
prevent This .s part.cular-
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to First Bank mate is baged upon reports received KFI Midnight Frolic where another hey ^
, , ,
~ _
... . „ ly noticable m the wheat trade.
In
sickness and premature old age dem­ Fred Klingback.
| o f Juntura, N % SE% , and SE14SE14 from nearly 8000 farmers located song written by Lela Oxman will be / former years it was the custom to
onstrate a permanent disability. Dry
Don’t furget that Parent-Teacher Sec. 12-24-38. 12|19|25. $93.32.
in all of the principal wheat produc­
: rush the larger part of grain to mar-
rot creeps into the business of living
is “ Charleston Blues.’’
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to H. J. ing counties of the state.
meeting at the home of Mrs. Chas.
I ket as soon as it was threshed, but
just as it creeps into any business,
Fisher on January 14, at 7:30 p.m. Sloan, Trustee, 1 acre in NEÍ4NE-
| now an orderly system is practiced
whether through lack of interest or
& D. Fruit Farm Subdivision. 12|12|-
Mr. and Mrs- Emil E - Dean ot ’4SE % Sec- 7-19-47. 12|19|25. $296.-
j and steady shipments cover a much
o f supervision, or low ideals of man-
23. $1.00. (Q. C. Deed).
longer season. “ If we can get cred­
agement.
A fussy,'‘ “ "faultfinding! Emmett, Iduho, spent Christmas and 38-
Julia Kiesel et al to Anson E.
method of management is not good the week end a‘ ‘ he J. B. Smith
G. J. Magenheimer et ux to E. C.
it to carry us, as wo have been abel
metnod of management is not good
Oregon Trail District ¡Jensen, N%NWV4SW!4SEV4 Sec. 23; Powell, Lots 4 and 7, Block 6. K. S.
o do this year, we will not rush all
for a business and is not good f o r j nolne ,n tne Oregon Iran District. (
’
o w i/w w v
„„a
13263964
& d. Fruit Farm Subdivision. 12|12|-
ur wheat in in three months,” said
the body. Man’s period of efficiency;
Mrs. Lucile Johnson
of Oregon j X T r l l / X T T 1 M / ’ D _ _ n t r
o n / x r n /
23.
$1.00.
(Q.
C.
Deed).
NEÌ4NWK Sec. 25; and SE14NEV4
one of the eastern Oregon growers,
Is brief compared with the length o f I Trail has been on the sick list,
A. E. Powell et ux to Raymond R.
Sec. 16-16-43. 12|24|25. $1.00.
“ for we hace many times seen the
his days. The period of full vigor | Owyhee Votary precinct is com-
Charlotta M. Kelley et vir to Mar­ Amens, Lots 5 and 6, Block 5, K.
price rise rapidly after is was out of
and efficiency is from 18 to 31 j posed o f three two room schools.
S.
&
D
Fruit
Farm
Subdivision.
6|-
tha G. Thomas, portion of Lot 1,
FORMER EDITOR OF MALHEUR jbe growers’ hands. But when we
years.
The work span is from 20
plang are being made for a gpen.
19|23. $500.00.
Block 11, Vale. 12|21|25. $50.00.
ENTERPRISE PLANS CAMPAIGN rannot get credit, then we have no
to 40 years and the military span ing contest between these schools in
Elta M. Benson et vir to Leara B.
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to R. M.
ON REPUBLICAN TICKET
choice but to rush It in.”
from 18 to 42 years. The Biblical preparation for the spring contest
Horn, S ttS E K , E % S W % , and W % - Helton, N H N W % N W (4 Sec. 20-19-
It Cost Him $20.00
limit is placed at 70 years. There of a„ the scboois.
47.
12|21|25.
$1.00.
SW tt Sec. 25; Lot 4, and SE 14SE H
Guy Junke, proprietor o f a farm­
is no longer any doubt that the span
U. S. A. to Anna M. Cripe, NE)4-
Baker.— George Huntington
Cur-
12|29|25.
$4,130.50.
Fred Klingback was a Boise visit­ Sec. 26-28-44.
ers’ fruit and vegetable stand at
o f activity can be increased by the
SW14 Sec. 6-20-42. 6|27|25.
rey, Jr., publisher of the Arlington
(Certificate of Sale-.
or this week.
96th and Stark streets, Portland, was
appliaction of will power and intel­
Oregon
&
Western
Colonization
Bulletin,
and
a
former
resident
of
Minnie
K.
Watts
et
vir
to
Bertha
arrested for failing to comply with
Earl Dean and family of Payette,
ligence.
Co.,
to
W.
H.
Cripe,
NE14NE*4
Sec.
Baker
and
LaGrande,
Is
planning
to
the law in grading the potatoes and
An intelligent, well-directed, hope- Idabo> spent Christmas with Mr. and Goldston, south 125 feet o f Lot 5, of
run for representative in congress stenciling the sacks of potatoes sold
Block B of Barton & Short Plat in 9-20-42. 12|12|25. $1,200.00.
fui, courageous management based Mrs. J. B. Smith,
W. F. McNaught to A. P. Gladish, against N. J. Sinnott, according to
Sec. 4-18-47. 12|19|25. $525.00.
to Portland families.
He peladed
Mrs. Ray Cantrall and daughter
upon accurate knowledge of condi­
Mr. Currey was
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to Ontario Lots 20, 21 and 22, Block 4, Villa j a reliable source.
guilty and was fined $20 and costs.
tions is the ideal of the modern, Dottie are home from their vacation j
Park
Add.
to
Ontario.
1|2|26.
$10.00.!
a
recent
visitor
in
Baker
having
National Bank, SE 14N W 14, E%SW
State Market Agent
Spence says
competent business man.
It is the at Long Valley and state there is no '
SW * SW !4 Sec. 3; SE14SE-
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to Oregon & j motored over from LaGrande.
that when dealers openly violate the
ideal to be set up for the manage­ snow to amount to anythmg, and the £ ’
and
^
9.20. 37 Western Colonization Co., NE '4 and
Mr. Currey is a Republican and
law, thinking that they can get by,
weather is warmer than here.
*
^
ment o f the business of living.
SE>4 Sec. 26; SE14, S W 4 , and S-|if he decides to enter the contest then there is no other course than
Old age, physical
failure,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and
sh erjff c w G,enn t0 j c Gor. W14NW)4
Sec. 23-27-38. 12|19|25. will file in the Republican primaries.
arrest and prosecution.
Potato in­
sickness
. ..
... are .. factors that must
. . be | family attended Sunday School and d
g E ^ and SE^ g w t 4 Sec. 25; $285.99.
He was formerly publisher of the spectors throughout the state are on
dealt with if wc are going to in-1 church in Ontario Sunday, where
vxtq w u
n w v w «
Malheur Enterprise, Vale paper, and
the watch for violators and report­
Marriage Licenses Issued
crease man’s efficiency and extend they will leave Miss Alta to resume 36.2 5 . 40. SV48H Sec. 30. Lots 1( 2,'
is well known in Malheur county..
ing the cases to the market agent.
D.
Robert
Toomb
and
Bernice
human life.
I school duties and Miss Ruby will g and NEV4NW* Sec. 31-25-41; Lot
Martin. 12|29|25.
EMORY COLE, OLD TIMER,
What have you planned for 'your- return to Boise to business college,
2, Sec. 4-21-40; SHSW14 and SW '4-
Henry C. Terwilliger and Lucy W.
HAS CLOSE CALL TUESDAY
self this coming year? What were I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quackenbush
CRESTON
SE*4 Sec. 33-20-40; EV4NW*4, and Morrison. 12|29|25.
you rplans in the years gone by ? j returned to their home at Waitsburg,
NE«4SW^4 Sec. 10-28-37. 12|19|25.
Emory
Cole,
old
timer
o
f
Brogan
A. J. Aumick and Lconia March.
T. R. Beers was a passenger on
Are you trusting to luck not to fall Wash., after a short visit with Mr.
and pioneer of Malheur county, was
$851.92.
12|30|26.
ill, not to wane in vigor and vim and ( and Mrs. T. M. Lowe,
Saturday’s stage to Riverside.
the victim of a sudden attack o f ill-
Sheriff C. W. Glenn to H. D.
James A. Duncan and Mildred
Frank
Shumway
took
Walter
the will to live ? Have the old years ( it has been reported that Grover
, ness early Tuesday morning. It was
Holmes, Lots 18 and 19, Block 150, Stockton. 1|2|26.
Shumway and Harvey Jones to Riv­
been more or less filled with various Douglass ate his first dinner in a
| at first believed he had suffered a
Wards Add. to Nyssa. 12[19|25. $45.-
erside the last of the week. The
miseries of mind and body?
Aer <,heep camp at the Mendiola ranch
Compalints Filed in Circuit Court | paralytic stroke and the household
63.
you planning to jog along in the Saturday!
boys were returning to school at
Hitta Anderson vs Frank L. A n -; was extremely alarmed.
However,
Isham G. Anderson et al to A. E.
Weiser.
same old way, accepting them as the
Pat Connely’s band of sheep are
\ upon the arrival o f Dr. Clyde G.
Powell, Lots 5 and 6, Block 5, K. S. derson. 12120)25. Divorce.
Mrs. T. R. Beers shipped another
common lot? Why not trade o ff the j fjrst in from the hills and were sta-
Walker, it was found that Mr. Cole
big lot of dressed chickens to Port­
old years o f shiftless living, or per-1 tioned at Mitchell Butte Saturday
HELPING YOURSELF.
had suffered only partial paralysis
chance, misdirected living, for new night.
Everyone
of the throat.
The attack passed land markets last week.
years in which the business of living! Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis are liv-
Everybody will agree that a man succeeds and pros­ quickly away without leaving any is w p II pleased with the prices they
for their dressed turkeys.
9hall be run on sound business prin-1
on the upper Klingback ranch
pers only when he spends less money than he receives noticeable ill effects. Dr. Walker received
Mrs. Gugle visited at Mrs. E. Ro­
ciples ?
j looking after Fred’s bunch o f cattle.
says Mr. Cole is convalescing nicely.
gers’ the first o f the week.
Other pupils who return to school in a given period o f time.
STORE ROBBER IS LODGED
Frank Shumway and Dave Rogers
Let’s apply this great economic test to the situation v e t e r a n s s w w t o
IN COUNTY JAIL THIS WEEK
„
APPLY FOR BONUS spent the first of the week rolling
_ . _ ,
, Bigelow and Orville to Caldwell and
in Nyssa. Our business men have invested—and continue One out of five entitled to com­ rye on the T. R. Beers ranch.
E. J. Taylor who was arrested in Kpmlrtb MarDonald to Payette.
Ontario the day before Christmas, Tbp „ma|, „ „ „ of Mr and Mr. to invest—their money in stocks o f goods brought here pensation under the bonus act have
Mrs. Clyde McClure and children
for taking , mack.n.w
from one vj(.pnte MendioIa who ha, b ,en quite
failed to apply for relief granted by I visited Mrs. T. R. eBors one day last
to
your
very
door
to
meet
your
daily
needs.
store and lifting a shirt at another.
fw , omp time ia rpported ^ be
congress, figures given show. It is 1 week.
is lodged in the county jail.
His npw on (hp rogd , o diM.0TPry
Through the pages of this paper they advise you of estimated that 21 per cent of the 70- i Quite a large box of home made
preliminary hearing was held be-
^ „ . „ . b e r the Owyhee Sunday their ability to serve this community. All of us know 0.
000 veterans eligible
for relief hard sosp went out on Tuesday’s
fore Judge G. L. King when Taylor
ig * ^ dismissed that all
have not applied.
General Robert stage.
And remember, the D. Davis, adjutant general of the The Crcsfon school started Mon
entered a plea o f guilty^ Officers
gttPnd ihv pirtare Mnd lecture that they deserve our patronage.
are of the opinion that Taylor had
fhp Nativitv zi„ n at Kmgman more you trade with them, the more funds they can in­ army, has announced that the bureau day of this week. The school bouse
a prison record mid that he may be Ro,
schoolhoU8e January 10th at vest in larger stocks and new lines.
will receive application until January had been cleaned, the floors oiled,
A man recently released from tne _
1, 1928.
'
land a coal stove put in.
Let’s help each other along.
MARKETING CONDITIONS IN
STATE BEST SINCE 1919 SAYS
O. A. C. EXPERTS* REPORT.
CONDITIONS BEST SINCE ISIS
County Statistics
FARMERS LEARN
SYSTEMATIC SELLING
NEW YEARS FOR OLD
GOOD HEALTH RULE
GEO. H.CURREY PLANS
RACE
Baker Jafl.
2 P ”