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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1934)
GATE CITY JOURNAL. tHUKS., DECEMBER 18,11*34 to Ì P -Ì M B L ducer. According to county agent R. O. ers. ( .« farmer is then classified as a PROCESSING T A X Larson the most recent ruling on this commercial meat man and he must pay the processing tax on all that he sells, matter is as follows: IS EXPLAINED The fanner who slaughters hogs no matter whether or not he raised the whlcn he roivcd from birth is required j hog;-. ' Tne amount of the processing tax will to pay tne processing tax only when he There U considerable misunderstand sells the meat direct to the person or continue to be <2.25 per hundred lbs ing In connection with the processing family who eats it. If he sells it to a figuring on a live weight basis. butcher or peddler or a hotel or restau tax on hogs as it affects the hog pro- rant or anybody else except the person who actually eats It. the said person to CIVIC CLUB PREPARES whom the meat Is sold must pay the X M A S PROGRAM tax." The following provisions as originally announced In connection with the pro TV year kidneys function badly cessing tax have not been changed: A and yon have a lame, aching The Civic Club has prepared “ A farmer must pay the processing Christmas program for Its next meet hack, with attacks of dizziness, burning, scanty or too frequent tax on meat from hogs which were not ing, to be held Wednesday afternoon, «rlnation, getting up at night, ' actually his When farrowed, regardless December 19 at the Eagles Hall. An In swollen feet and ankles, rheumatls j of how much or to whom he sells. A vitation has been extended to the pub pains . . . use Doan't Pilli. farmer Is entitled to sell 300 lbs. of lic to attend this meeting and enjoy Doan't are especially for poorly , pork, live weight, without paying a pro- the Interesting program prepared by functioning kidneys Millions of 1 cessing tax providing It is meat from the club. boxes are used every year. They are recommended the country over, I pigs that were bom his and providing Hostess for the meeting will be Mrs. i s * goer neighbor! I he does not sell more than a total of Dewey Ray with Mrs. Artie Robertson 1000 lbs. during the year. If he sells in charge of the program. more than 1000 lbs. to actual consum- H E L P K I BRE YS DOAN’ S PILLS LOCAL EX-SERVICE LEADERS TO ATTEND G iv e Entertainment from the Several local members of the Legion and Auxiliary expect to attend a Leg ion conference to be held at La Grande Saturday and Sunday. Among those who expect to attend are Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Abbott. Mr. and Mrs Don Gra- ham, Andrew McOlnnls, Mrs. Wesley Browne and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCoy. This meeting is open to the public/ and a great many vital topics will be taken up. Including Child Welfare and legis lative matters. Dwight Smith was a business visitor In Boise Friday. your Christmas gift M AKE a I’ llII.CO — the radio Do Tell Us Rock Shelton is sick this week. Mrs. W. E. Lees was a guest of Mrs. Geo. McKee was a business visitor In Will Beam last Saturday. the Gem district Monday. Mrs. L. E. Stephens spent last week Sylvester Turley of the reclamation force spent the week end in Baker. Mrs. W. T. Posey spent Friday in Caldwell visiting her daughter Mrs. Walter Johnson. NEW P H IL C O 45L - The Eagles Auxiliary are planning on taking their candidates to Nampa for initiation Friday evening. Here’s a beautiful Lowboy that gives you guaranteed foreign reception, in addition to your favorita American rograms! Features include one Control, Automatic Vol ume Control. Rasa Compensa tion, Riortro-Dyuamir Speak er, etc. Gracefully designed cabinet nf choice Walnut. Exceptional value! Jack Summer of La Grande spent Sunday evening at the Wm. Peutz Carl J. Baldridge, manager of the home. Idaho Power, was here from Payette Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bigelow of Owy hee have been attending Bible school Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Norcott, Mr. and In Nyssa. Mrs. A. H. Boydell and Mrs. Artie Robertson spent Friday In Boise. Mrs. Ralph Hollingsworth of Snively camp anl M rs Earl Harman spent Sat The Roy Z&nker family of Middleton urday In Boise. were guests of the Chas. Paradis fam ily Saturday. Thomas Welsh of Big Bend was a visitor at the court house In Vale Sat Miss Ruby Lou Hemenway spent the urday week end In Weiser visiting Miss Erma FIRESIDE Short. Mrs. Roy James of Morrison-Knud- PHILOSOPHER" sen camp spent Monday with Mrs. Mrs. Charles McConnell returned By A L F R E D BIGGS Mary Felton. Monday from a two weeks visit with her sister In Ogden. She also visited Tricksters can’t face a steady eye. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Barker came from In Salt Lake and Glenns Ferry. Portland last week to visit his brother Harsh words a l w a y s hurt the Bert Barker. They are looking for a Misses May Keizer and Ruby Lou speaker. new location. Hemenway attended a dinner party in Boise Thursday evening given by Mrs. Adverse criticism ofteu is merely Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cooper o f Mid Jesse Blayden for former pupils of her Jealousy. dleton were guests of the J. C. Beams beauty school. Sunday. The Coopers were former resi Mean people always expect most gen erosity. dents of Nyssa having been in business here several years ago. Some folk find happiness In being unhappy. Eldon McLlng left Friday for Calif "cJiie ornia by way of Salt Lake. Ht spent the past month visiting his brother W. F. McLlng. Grant Rinehart went to Ontario Thursday evening to meet his brother R. Allen Rinehart, president of the Portland Junior Chamber of Com merce, who was returning from a visit in Boise. Mr. Rinehart was the speak er at the weekly meeting of the Boise Junior chamber of commerce Thursday noon In the Hotel Boise. Mrs. Floyd White and Mrs. C. A. Jean Short had her tonsils removed Abbott will entertain the Methodist by Dr. Sarazln Tuesday. She Is recov ladies aid next Thursday at the par ering nicely. sonage. All members are urged to at tend and to bring a friend. The patch Mrs. Sid Burbldge and two children aprons which the aid has been work are leaving Saturday for Portland to ing on will be turned and the money visit until after Christmas with her taken from the patches and counted. parents Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Hoover, « NEW 1935 * * 7 P H IL C O S j a Liberal Trade-In Allowance Do you know an item of news concerning yourself or your fam ily or friends that would be of Interest to readers of the Jour nal? We want every piece of news in this community and we ask you to kindly tell us or phone us what you know that will be of interest to folks of this section. One of the nicest court esies you can show your guests Is to see that their names are mentioned in the Journal. In Emmett and Boise. Mrs. Klaas Tensen left Saturday for Portland where she will spend the win Graham was a Vale visitor Don M. ter with her sister Mrs. Frank Yost. Mr, Monday. Tensen plans on joining her there later. that brings you world-wide entertainment at its best! 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