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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1930)
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. Talk lip Your Town A business house may spread itself over a whole block and may employ a hundred people, but the .average citizen will form his opinion of the firm through his contact with one individual. If the individual is rude or inefficient, it will take a lot of kindness to over* come the bad impression. It is likewise true of a town It doesn’t make any difference how large or how small a town is, to the visitor or transient or newcomer, if the individual citizen he meets, boosts the town and has a good word for it's people and it’s enterprises the newcomer will feel kindly toward the town. If, on the other hand, his informer talks down the town and belittles its efforts and it’s enterprises the visitor will receive just that kind of an impression and be subject to just that kind of reaction in regard to the town Talk up your town, tell vis itors of it’s good points. If there are men in town who are making a sincere effort to make a better town, give them cr dit for their work and effort, be liberal in commen dation. These things make a town bitter. They create an atmos phere that builds up and en courages and stimulates grow th and inspires eneryone in the community toward better effort. Talk up your town. FACTS SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED FREELY With over a month’s investigat ing we find that Nyssa is very little known of a few hundred miles away. Nyssa would he a city of five thous and people if more people knew where it is and what is taking place in our territory. The fact is the people would like to know about us. There are golden opportunities here and more people would like to fini the ideal spot. More people on out farms and in our homes would hel] pay taxes, help keep up the appear ance of a flourishing city, help th> schools, help the merchants ani, help the new people wro would come. If California had a project half as great as th at around Nyssa, every state in the Union would be flooded with descriptive literature about it. As a Portland man told the writei Jast week, there is no place in all the world offering more to the be ginner or the s e tt'-r than Nyssa. 'Ha was referring t conditions, gov ernment ii 7 igatk>u work, climate and the chance to build a city at 'Nyssa. W e will do our best to let the world know, but a publicity cam paign right now would certainly be the proper rr >ve for this district. We know of no better place, wc know of no locality offering the op portunities that are here in NYSSA. NYSSA NEEDS. Nyssa needs more business build ings to rent -sure investment. Nyssa needs stags oonneetions with a betU. route with more towns from Ontario to Boise. Nyssa needs a cannary and cream •ry, woolen mill and several other indue tries. .... _ WE HAVE ...... _____ Present population of Nyssa ie 1000 and growing avary week. Ws have a splendid grade and high school, 14 teachers, 44)0 pupils. We have an excellent lighting sys tem, power, and municipal water system, with good water. We have a splendid bank, three churches, societies, lodges, commer cial club, many lately established, a public library, weekly newspaper and many linse of mercantile busi ness in modern fireproof buildings. A splendid boms town, an exxeellent business town, the one big chance in ths Northwest. In to llifo i Ift Coat» are flprbape tí»* seals* of els te train, according to one _ ___ a soot poaaeeeee the qualify rf belog able to tacitate humen sc THANKSGIVING SPECIALS THANKS GIVING SPECIALS Starting Saturday, Nov. 22 Running to Wed. 26th Bulk Dates 2 lb for 29c. Dromadary Dater 2 pkg 39c Currants, 2 lbs for 29c Diamond No. 1 Walnuts 2 lb for 55c IXL soft shell Almonds 2 lb 49c Large Brazil nuts 21b for 45c Fancy peanuts 2 lb for 25c Pastuerized Cider gal 75c Pastuerized cider qts 20c None such mince meat 2 for 33c 1 pie tin free 10 lb glass jar mince meat 1.65 Red Mexican Beans 5 lb for 29c 10 lb bag sugar 59c Gem nut and Golden West Oleo 21b 35c P & G soap 7 for 25c Oxydol 2 pkg for 39c Pink salmon lib tails 3 for 39c Milk, tall can, any kind, 3 for 25c Sweet Potatoes 71b for 33c Cakes, Cookies, Doughnuts, Snails, Rolls, Pies Y o u T h S ? r y ake Fresh Bread out of the oven between 4 and 6 every afternoon B ig V alu e C lu b T H I S PAPER A N D Both a Whole Y ear—-Every Week for 52 Weeks—104 Big Issues—at a Bargain Price Never Before Equaled! N.E.W.S. Grab this chance to secure y o u r favorite hom e paper— w ith all the local new s— together w ith that w onderful national w eekly, right from W ashington, I). C., The Pathfinder. The Pathfinder is the m ost w idely quoted paper in the world— and you w ill see w hy w hen you have it in your hom e, as m ore than a m illion others do. Dave’s Service Call at our office, see sam ples o f The Pathfinder and order this club, or remit th e.* .. . , - am ount by mail. N ew s, inform a- «p 1 .5 U lO F b o t h tion and entertainm ent for an en- t u r n fY»r fh s» tire year. W HAT A BARGAIN! . £ Nyssa, Oregon SHELL GAS. price of one THERE ■ HOXIE Service Station * M S h i n g l e s G r o w in F a v o r H i g h w a y s a n d Citiaa Trunk highways around cities, rath er than through them, are seen as a solution of traffic congestion. More distributing routes. Instead of exces sive widening of existing roads, are prescribed by D. R. Lamson, engineer of the American Rond Builders' asso ciation, after a national survey of traffic conditions. "Population centers are the nuclei of congestion. Traffic In large cities Is making transporta tion by horse-driven trucks cheaper than by motor vehicles." PUT US TO Till) TEST F e m in in e L o g ie Young Wife (to cloae timed hua sand)—But you ace. dear. It L raelly :o your Internat The more money yon give me voluntarily the lees I'U ask TIRE CHANGING GREASING, WASHING We have also added to our equipment a new pressure gun for greasing cars. The pleturesqueness of wood shin gles for walls and roofs appenls strong ly to home builders who prefer the qunlntness of the simpler colonial Service in all garage work ^ homes. Shingled roofs may be devel oped in soft colors that mellow with Oil, Gas, Greasing | time. A pleasing effect may be had M a blend of two or more colors. Repairing, Batteries ^ with The roof is seen before any other part of the house; therefore, be sure Towing ■ you have chosen the most pleasing color scheme for It. This is next in Phone 83 Nyssa ¡J Importance to the kind and quality of roofing selected. Cheap printing may save you a few penniee of coat, but it will cost you dollars in recu ltt. Just another way of saying : i > i u i ■ In the County Court of the State of Oregon, For the County of Malheur In the Matter of the Estate of Edward R. Millsap, Deceased. Notice to 4 reditors The undersigned, having been appointed by the County Court of Malheur County, Oregon, administrator with the will an nexed of the estate of Edward R. Millsap, deceased, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased, to present them, duly verified as required by law, within six months after the first publication of this notice to said administrator at the office of E. M. Blodgett, in Nyssa, Oregon, said place being hereby designated as the place where said administrator will receive such claims C. D. McCullough, Administrator of the estate of Edward R Millsap, Deceased. Date of first publication Nov, 14, 1930 Date of last publication Dec. 12. 1930 Walter Rumes sustained severe injury to a limb while playing foot ball some time ago and is now suffering with an infection of the bone. Sam Playford who was in jured several weeks ago in an auto wreck at the Garrison turn is able to be out again. At the I. 0 . 0 . F. meeting held Tuesday evening Nov. 18 at the Nyssa Hall a good band supplied the music. Several towns were represented and T r e e s A id B r i c k D esig n s Wooded settings are always desir an unusually good time was able with the brick house. There la enjoyed by all. W hy save pennies and waste dollars Historic N ew Y ork Soctioo Oregon “ Try the Drug Store F irst.” Nyssa Lumber Company ( Th<> aocnlled Annvkr Jana tract contained about 82 acre» In New York city, extending from Warren court, along Broadway to Duane street, thence northwest a mile and a half to Christopher street, the Hudson river forming the base of a aort of unequal triangle. Nyssa Pharmacy In The County Court of the State of In The County Court of the State Oregon, For the County of Malheur of Oregon.. For the County of Malheur In the Matter of the Estate of In the Matter of The Estate of But Not The Holes Edward Donnelly, Deceased. JOHN C. GORDON. Deceased Says Oid Bill Der, the happy cuss. NOTICE NOTICE There isn’t any need to fuss Notice is Hereby Given, That William Notice is hereby given That Ida B. About your fences—we've the poles Donnelly, the duly appointed, qualified Gordon, the duly appointed, qualified and And everything except the holes! and acting administrator of the estate of acting executrix of the estate of John 4. Edward Donnelly, deceased, has rendered Gordon, has rendered and presented her and presented his final accounting of his final accounting of her administration of administration of said estate, and a peti said estate, and a petition for an order of tion for an order of distribution and dis distribution and discharge from such ad- j charge from such administration as such ministration as such executrix, and tl at If you want to fence up a city lot or a farm, there administrator, and that Monday, the 1st Monday, the 1st day of December, 193'1, i is no reason why you should turn lumberjack to find day of December, 1930, at the hour of 1 at the hour of 1 o’clock in the afternoon i o’clock in the afternoon of that day in the of that day in the County Court Room in ! the posts. We have them right here in stock. A County Court Room at Vale, Malheur the County Court House, at Vale, Malheur! phone call will bring our hurry-up delivery with County, Oregon, has been appointed and County, Oregon, has been appointed and everything you need. fixed by the Judge of said County Court fixed by the Judge of said County Court in an order made and entered by said in an order made and entered by said Judge, on the 21st day of October, 1930, Judge, on the 21st day of October, 1930,1 as the time and place for hearing objec as the time and place for hearing object- j COAL and WOOD—order now tions to said accounting, the settlement ions to said accounting, the settlement thereof and for hearing on said petition, thereof and for hearing on said petition, at i at which time and place any and all per which time and place any and all persons sons interested in said estate may appear interested in said estate may appear and and object to said accounting and contest object to said accounting and contest the the same; and all persons concerned there same; and all persons concerned therein Phone 47 in are further notified to be present and , are further notified to be present and The Home of Friendly Service show cause, if any there be. why said ac show cause, if any there be, why said ac counting and report should not be ap counting and report should not be ap proved and allowed, said estate settled, proved and allowed, said estate settled, distribution made, the undersigned dis distribution made, and the undersigned | charged as administrator and his bonds discharged as executrix. men exouerated. Ida B, Gordon, William Donnelly. Executrix of the Estate of Administrator of the Estate John C. Gordon, Deceased. of Edward Donnelly, Deceased Date of first publication Oct. 24, 1930 The earliest newspaper always Date of first Publication Oct. 24, 1938 Date of last publication Nov. 21, 1930 Date of Last Publication Nov.21, 1930 printed a sign at the the top of Oregon WHY wc ask you to com e here for your p rin tin g . We believe lhut wo arc equipped to give your work the prop- er a tte n tio n and that we are a b le to tu r n o u t a sa tisfa c to r y piece o f work. Nyssa Oregon State Inspected, Clean, Sanitary Bakery GROCERY IT R U T O N E R EATON aa Nyssa Pharmacy Nyssa WILSON BROTHERS Nyssa, SPECIAL: AH COOKIES 15ctsdoz. Eveiy Saturday Guaranteed Combinatian Syringe #1.19 89c Guaranteed Hot Water Bottles 13c Talcum Powder full size can ---- Dr. Wert Tooth Brush regular 50c value 33c Fitch Shampoo regular 75c 49c Pontfolio Deluxe real Stationery 39c See Our Window for other Speci als : something especially attractive about the play of light and shadow on a brick facade, particularly when thg sunlight comes stealing through tha foliage, glinting here and ther- — an unusually colorful brick. W e can help you solve your printing problems CITIES BOOST . 0. N. COTOFF the first page of every issue de picting the points of the compass. 13 Communities in 3 States The letter N, for North was Indorse Important Road placed a t the top Below it ap to California peared a “plus” sign. At the right, E, for East. At the left, W, for West, while below the Every city in three states bet letter S, indicated South. Later ween Boise and Winnemucca, the “plus” sign was dropped and Nev., will support and work for the letters ‘‘N. E. W. S. appeared early completion of the I. O. N. implying that the information cutoff to California, represent- printed came from the four cor tives of 13 communties from ners of the globe. And so we Idaho, Oregon and Nevada decid got the word “News,” meaning ed Sunday at a meeting in Jordan the very latest information on valley. A complete survey of any subjuct. the highway to determine travel Advertising columns are “News and truck possibilities will be as much as the editorial columns made immediately and efforts Advertising is packed with news. will be made to secure allocations News of the latest styles, of a under the Oddle-Colton bill’ the new food, of an improved house delegates decided in uniting to hold utensil, of a powerful and complete the through road a t the lowpriced automobile, of trips to earliest possible date, it was re Europe and all parts of the world ported. and so on. Advertising has be Oregon advocates of the road come “ news” and people depend pointed to the need for market on advertisements for accurate ing highway for the Owyhee dam information about things they project in the future and cited wish to know, says Boston Tran the possibilities of having an out script let through to California over the Reading advertising is a useful short road, now competely finish and profitable habit. It saves ed except in Oregon, to Nevada time by telling you where de and Idaho state lines. R. C. Stit- sired articles may be purchased. ser, Winnmucca, was elected pre It saves money because advertised sident of the I. O. N. Highway merchandise is more dependable association. W. W. Jones of Jor- as to quality and durability than valley was named vice president non-advertised wares. And, ad and Emil Snider, Winnemucca, vertising is accurate. You can was chosen as secretary treasurer. trust the ’news” that you read in advertisements. Read them as you do the editorial columns. Advertising is “ news” of the If qou want pictures latest and best in merchandise in qour aduertisinq, keep posted by reading the ad vertising columns daily. © we Kane them •
