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Selection o f Feeds for
Ration for Dairy Cow
When you wish to make up a ratloo
fo r the Individual cow or for the herd
there are two Important Ingredients
to be considered In selecting the feed a
These a re: 1. Digestible protein. A
Total digestible nutrients.
Protein Is especially important to
milk production and all dairy rations
should be liberally supplied with this
element, but the use o f too much pro­
tein may be detrimental. The feed­
ing o f high protein feeds may be
carried to extremes with the result
that many cow* will he prematurely
burned out or become shy breeders
The increased use o f alfalfa has given
a protein roughage that does not re­
quire the high protein grains that we
have become accustomed to using with
our lower grades o f hay.
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Owyhee Hotel
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Newly Furnished throughout
We have also added to our
Steam Heat, Outside Rooms
equipment a new pressure
A modern house for Nyssa
gun for greasing cars.
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Bring in that business suit or
dress suit and make it look new.
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Nyssa Tailor Shop
RETURNS TO MEMBERS
Farmers Co operative Creamery
Monthly
Advance
Average 1929
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
Sept
33
38
39
38
34
33
33
37
37
Cash
Dividend
Stock
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We Have It !
Best
In
Meats
Full line of Undertaking
Supplies errried in atock at
NORDALE
FURNITURE STORE
S. D. Goahert Will have
charge of funeral ar­
rangements
Early WaR Decoration
Inhabitants to in d en t Pompeii were
specialists to wall decoration, painting
their plastered walls In rich, flat tones
and to decorative medallions.
"T rench M ou th "
Vincent's Infection or trench month
was first noticed about 1897. It be­
came epidemic during the World war.
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Phone 13
Sunday School 9:45 A. M,
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R. J. Davis Supt.
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Regular services Sunday.
Morning worships 11 A. M.
Evening worship 7:30. P. M.
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Evangelistic Service.
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Epworth League 6:30
Choir Practice, every Thursday
7.30 P. M. at the church.
The
choir is giving special music at
every Sunday Service.
Wednesday Prayer meeting, n
City Transfer j;
Oil, Gag, Greasing
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out of town patrons 2:30 to 7:30
BEAUTY SHOP
Service in all garage work ^
Repairing, Batteries
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Separator Care Pays
Reports from herd Improvement as­
sociation testera show that heavy
losses In bulterfuf occur whenever sep­
arators are poorly adjusted or not
properly cleaned.
Among the more
common causes are separators not aet
level, excessive vibration, Irregular
■peed, failure to keep clean, flushing
with cold Instead o f lukewarm wa­
ter, and so on. It has been found that
losses o f fat may be three times great
er In separators which have not been
washed after each use.
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In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County
of Malheur
DAIRY INDUSTRY
In the matter of the Estate
NOW IS IMMENSE
of August Truelsen, Deceased
Notice to Creditors
The undersigned having been Milk Represents Fourth of
appointed by tne County Court
Production on Farms.
of Malheur County, Oregon, ad­
ministrator of the estate of Aug­ <Pr.p*r«d b , t h . Unit«] Ststss Dnpartowat
o f A g ricu ltu re.]
ust Truelsen, deceased, and hav­
"The dairy Industry Is an Immense
ing qualified, notice is hereby
given to the creditors of, and all Industry. It holds an exceedingly Im­
portant place to our national economic
persons having claims against the structure. This must be so, because
estate of said deceased, to present the commodity It produces Is a prime
them, duly verified as required by essential In our very existence," said
law, within six months after the O. E. Reed, chief o f the bureau of
first publication o f this notice, dairy Industry, United States Depart­
to said administrator at the office ment o f Agriculture, In addressing the
of E. M. Blodgett, in Nyssa, Ore­ first annual meeting of the North Car
gon. said place being hereby des­ ollna State Dairymen's association at
ignated as the place where said Greensboro.
“ The dairy Industry Is o f such great
administrator will receive such
size that It Is difficult to realise bow
olaims.
big it Is," be said. “T b e steel Indus
Henry Truelsen,
try was once culled 'the bllllon-dollar
Administrator o f the Estate Industry.’ In the year July 1, 1927.
of August Truelsen, Deceased to July 1, 1928, according to estimates,
Date o f first publication January the total Income received by Ameri­
can farmers for all thelt farm prod­
2nd, 1931
Date o f last publication, January ucts was about $12,230,000,000. One-
fourth o f this, or about three blllloas,
30th, 1931
Notice of Bonds Called
Notice is hereby given to the holders
of the bonds of School District No 26,
Malheur County, Oregon, dated September
1st, 1920, maturing September 1st, 1940,
but redeemable a* the option of the Dist­
rict at any time after September 1st, 1930,
that pursuant to said option said bonds
will be redeemed at any time wirhin 30
days from the date of this notice upon
presentation to the undersigned at his
office in the County Court House of
Malheur County in the City o f Vale, Ore­
gon.
In csss any holder o f any of such bonds
fails to presont same at the time men­
tioned herein for the redemption thereof
then the interest thereon shall cease, and
the undersigned will thereafter pay only
the amount of such bond and the interest
accrued thereon up to the last day of the
time of redempiion mentioned in this
notice.
Dated this 27th day of January, 1931.
C. C. Mueller, County Treasurer
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N Y S S A , OREGON
Dr. E. D. Norcott
DENTIST
Nyssa,
NOTICE
Up to the hour of three-thirty in the
afternoon of February fourteenth, 1931,
the undersighed will receive sealed bids
for twenty-two thousand live hundred
dollars of five and one-btlf percent refund­
ing bonds of Malheur ( ounty, Oregon,
School District number twenty six dated
March first, 193!, and due serially January
first in the years 1933 to 1947 inclusive.
Chas. M. Paradis, Clerk
Office Phone 35F2
Residence Phone 35F3
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NYSSA, OREGON
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Investigate B e f o r e
Y o u Invest!
Here is a good thing to bear in mind:
When an investment proposition offers big returns
with very little chance of loss, it is not necessary to
send salesman around the country letting the public in.
The next time a stranger comes to you with a “ sure-
shot” business opportunity, ask yourself if he isn’t
going to a good deal of trouble in order to let you
make some money. Ask yourself why he didn’t let a
few big financiers handle it. If a thing is safe for
you, it would have been safe for them.
Before you Invest,investigate! The Malheur Coun­
ty Bank will be glad to obtain reliable information for
you without charge.
MALHEUR COUNTY BANK
NYSSA, OREGON
Notary Public
I represent the oldest and best companies in the United
States of America.
Any policy written by me will meet your contract with the
companies 100 per cent.
Don’t wait until the fire chief comes; tomorrow may be
too late.
Soe me teday and let’s talk your insurance needs over.
NYSSA, OREGON
Phone No. 53
Box No. 74
Use
Dependable
Oils
Th« prominent, convenient garage on
the corner. Always ready to attend
to your every car need.
We have on hand, Meat Meal, Fish Meal, Bone Meal,
Concentrates of all kinds. Gem Laying Mash.
Make Your hens Lay
NYSSA GRAIN & SEED CO.
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LICENSED MEAT DEALERS
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Red Crown Gas
A quart a day is a good
investment f o r y o u r
health and your pocket-
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POWELL SERVICE STATION
S H E L T O N ’S D A I R Y
Batteries Charged,
Greasing.
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“ The Insurance Man”
Fire Insurance Bonds
at all
Funeral serviert will be held
at churches.
H. D. Holmes
Transfer and Baggage
All kinds o f hauling ii
City limits
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Don M. Graham
Rapaimg, Tires,
Ambulance Service
times.
was produced by our dairy cows. This
was two and a half tlmea tbe annual
value o f the cottoD crop, two and a
half times tbe beef and veal crop,
more than three times tbe wheat crop,
and more than twice the hog crop.”
The demand for the dairy products
o f American farms Is Increasing year
by year; milk, butter, cheese, Ice
cream, etc., are becoming a greater
part of the diet o f the American peo­
ple, he said.
“The Increase to the demand for
dairy products Is due to two factors.
The first Is the improvement that has
taken place to tbe quality o f all dairy
products generally In the last few
years. There Is a direct relation be­
tween quality and consumption. Milk
that la low to quality Is always diffi­
cult to market to advantage, whereas
milk o f good flavor and high sanitary
quality always has, under Dormal eco­
nomic conditions, an advantageous
market and Is consumed to relatively
larrfe amounts. Tbe second factor Is
■ better understanding on the part of
people generally o f the value o f milk
and milk products to relation to nu­
trition and health. In recent years a
great deal o f emphasis has been put
upon the vitamin content o f foods.
Milk Is rich to vitamins, those acces­
sory food substances which are nec­
essary for the proper functioning o f
the body,
"The problem o f raising the general
level o f quality o f milk and cream at
the point o f production, the farm, la
one that must be given more consid­
eration. The objects o f quality Im­
provement are to Increase consump­
tion and provide the consumer with
clean, wholesome, and nutritious dairy
products. Statistics on the per capita
consumption o f milk show that tbe
southern states are low to tbelr per
capita consumption o f all kinds o f dairy
products, as compared with other sec­
tions o f the country. The producer as
well as the manufacturer should make
every effort to Increase the consump­
tion o f milk."
0 NTHEOLDJOB
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Atvsrx,«y wt>d oou r.icicr at Law
Practice to all Courts
NYSSA, OREGON
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
NYSSA, OREGON
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