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GATË CITY JQURH a L, THURSDAY S' Court House Filings N yssa School N ew s Real Estate Transfers Recorded y Week of March 30 to April 8, 1835 Coast Land Co., Ltd. to Eugene L Kim bell et al. NV4SE'4SE%, Sec. \ Unite Fahmey, Alma Hendricks and 29-32-41. cont. 20 acres. 3-11-35. »59. SPRINGTIME \ Wilson Keck are managers of the Aubrey E. Howard et ux to Anna We are now statring on the last j different classes. llx weeks of this school year. Maybe j Points will be given in the fol [ Lou Wilks, Lots 22 and 23, Blk. 3, some of us are wondering just how lowing events: 50 yard dash; 100 yd. ¡Uverlsed Addn Ontario. 3-17-33. $1. we are going to manage all of the dash; 220 yd. dash; 440 yd. dash; I Anna Lou Wilks et vir to Birdie things we have to catch up in this half mile run; mile run broad Jump; short time. Lets surprise our parents I shot put Javelin relay. All who take crside Addn., Ontario. 3-28-35. )10. and teachers—and even ourselves. first will receive 5 points; second 3 A. N. Hickey et ux to C H Willis We know that it Is spring and a nice points; third 2 points and fourth 1 et ux WMiNEliNEtiSEK, Sec 5-18- time to doze, dream, write senti I point. 47. 2-2-35. $1450. mental poetry, or play hokoey; but C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Coast let’s not forget about the knowledge Land Co. Ltd NEfiNE1,., Sec. 9-32- BASEBALL that great men have stored up for Due to the heavy rain during the 40. 4-1-35. $16. our benefit. Lets not give up like Old C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Coast Man Winter and let Spring get the early part of last week, the first Land Co. Ltd. NtiSEKNEti, S ’A- best of us. Lets banish those little j conference baseball game with On- SEViNWv, Sec. 27-32-40. 4-1-35. $16. 4’s and 5’s that sometimes creep onto tarii was postponed. No definite date C W Glenn, Sheriff to Coast Land our report card and look for some j for this game has been set. The Co, Ltd., NtkSEfzNE'A, Sec. 11-31- 1 Tuesday game which was to have thing worthwhile. Of course there 41. 4-1-35. $8. are lots of outside activités to take been played with Parma was also C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Coast up our time and Interest, but that ixxstponed due to the weather. Land Co., Ltd Nt4NW(4SE14, Sec should be a greater Incentive to do 13-31-41. 4-1-35. $8. EXAMS our work with a will. Lets do our C W. Glenn, Sheriff to Coast Land Everyone was busily engaged this best to come out ahead! But at least week In studying for and writing on Co., Ltd. SliSEViNWK, Sec. 35-31- lets not fall behind! 41. 4-1-35. $8. the six weeks examinations. C W Glenn, Sheriff to Coast Land I. Q. TESTS Co, Ltd SMiSE'/.NWK, Sec. 35-31-41. JOKES The Seniors are much relieved 4-1-35. $8. To speed the news after a meek of intelligence and I.Q. Malheur County to O. L. Ashcraft, Just telephone tests. The results were the same as NHNWtiNE'/r, Sec 14-21-46. 4-4-34. Or telegraph, evex-y Senior class, some have high $155.42. Better still, telagirl. grades and some low. Malheur County to O L. Ashcraft Jennie: Love Is what makes the 814NW14NE14, Sec. 14-21-46. 4-3-35. TRACK MEET world go round. (With such a pained 13163 77. W. C. White et al to David C. The Interclass track meet which expression). Bennett et al All that part of NEVI was to have been given this Wed nesday has been postponed due to Eleanor: Say, did you know there NE Vt west of Gellerman Froman rain. If the weather permits, It will are a million Poles in Warsaw? be held next Monday. Each class Is Agnes: Yeah? It must be a swell to be represented. Oather Lankford, place to raise string bean. AAA SPRING WHEAT CHANGE MEANS LITTLE TO OREGON Operators of Irrigated farms in Oregon w h o customarily plant spring wheat may profit from the recent liberalizing of planting re strictions by the agricultural ad justment officials, but the change will mean little to the great major ity of wheat contract holders in this state. In the opinion of extension leaders at OSC who have examined the new regulations. When Secretary Wallace issued the southwestern wheat section, the new regulations as an offset to the threatened continued drouth in definite limits were set as to the new acreage contract holders can seed and still be eligible for their 1935 benefit payments. The grower must agree not to add more than 75 per cent to his base acreage, must agree to cooperate In the new wheat pro gram If and when It Is offered, and must continue his present contract ed acreage. Any excess planted this year Is to be deducted In 1936 if call ed for. Extension officials point out that the privilege of shifting acreage be tween two years Is already held by growers in the summer fallow re gions of Oregon, while In the west ern Oregon diversified section it Is considered too late to plant spring wheat for satlfactory yields. March 1 estimates of spring wheat planting showed intentions to plant to be below that of the small acre age planted In 1934, though this estimate was made before the re strictions were modified. The land spring wheat areas of eastern Mon tana, the Dakotas and Minnesota may iSap considerable advantage from the new rules, It is believed. WOOL CONSIGNING STILL RECOMMENDED Sheep men whose flocks have been financed through Farm Credit ad ministration lending agencies are given the privilege of selling their wool on the open cash market this spring, but recommendation Is still made that they consign to an ap proved cooperative organization or private dealer for purposes of or derly marketing. The practice of making consignments instead of selling hastily at shearing time is credited with having brought the wool industry out of a panicky con dition and Into a position of relative staballty. Land Bank Interest Rate Reduced to 4*/2 W e Are Equipped to Grind Valves on all Cars including the Effective April 1, mortgage loans approved and submitted by local borrow-owned associations are be-1 lng closed by the Federal Land bank : of Spokane on a 4t4 per cent inter est basis, the lowest since this co operative mortgage system was or ganized in 1917. Loans which come directly to the bank without local ! association indorsement bear 5 per cent interest, as do so-called "com- | missloner" offered principally for | emergency refinancing purposes. Land bank mortgages are written i on the amortization plan whereby normally a portion of each install- ment applies to reduce the principal so that at the time of maturity <10 I to 36 years) the debt is automatic ally liquidated. Man’s Heart Stopped, Stomach Gas Cause W. L. Adams was bloated so with gas that his heart often missed beats after eating. Adlerika rid him of all gas, and now he eats anything j and feel fine. The Nyssa Pharmacy.! —Advertisement. I hardened seats used in the late models. We Specialize in the VAN NORMAN Ditch and south of Central, Ore. Hy. in Sec. 10-19-44. cont. 10 acres. 4-3- 35 $15. C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to First NaU. Bonk of Cloverdale. W tsNW * SEViNW*. NE>-.SW*, Sec. 1, NE^. Sec. 2-17-43; SEVi, S'-iNV*. Sec. 34- 16-43. 4-3-35. $5000. C. W. Glenn. Sheriff to State of Oregon, Metes and bounds in the SE'.NEK, Sec. 22-18-47. 4-3-35. $3409.39. Coast Land Co, Ltd. to A. C. Ger- des, SHSEWNW‘4, Sec. 23-33-39. cont. 20 acres .3-28-35. $190. Coast Land Co Ltd., to Charles H. Malilson, N*4NEV»NE',i, Sec 27-33- 39. cont. 20 acres. 3-28-35. $10. Coast Land Co. Ltd to Blanche E. McDonald, EHSEliSEViNW^, Sec. 35-33-39, cont. 5 acres. 3-28-35. $ 10 . Coast Land Co Ltd to Henry Nie- dert. W>/sNEt4SE!4NWV4. Sec. 35- 33-39. 3-28-35. $10. ,, Coast Land Co. Ltd., to W. N. Wood, NHNEViNWVi, Sec. 13-33-39, cont. 20 acres 3-28-35 $10. Coast Land Co. Ltd. to J. Brink, SEt,NW>4, Sec 31-31-41, cont. 40 acres. 3-28-35. $10. Coast Land Co. Ltd to E. A. Grim- wood NWV4NWI4 , Sec 3-32-41, cont. 40 acres. 3-28-35. $10. Chas. E. McLean et ux to Thos. C McElroy, Jr. SE (4 NEK and all that part of NEKSEK lying west and _ ú L íi.i -a A ' - » north 01 RJt. r-w, Sec. 25-18-44. 2- ?-35. $25. R A Stewart et ux to Wm. E. Lees Lots 1 to 5 incl. Blk. 30 Ontario 5-8- 31. $1. Preetley Smyth et ux to Opal A Brown Nti, Sac. 16. NWKSWK, Sec 14. BEy.NEV NEKSEK, Sec. 15-28- 37. 4-3-35. $50. First Natl. Bank of Cloverdale, California to William A. Smith. 8EKNEK Sec. 2-17-43. 4-1-35. $422 - 50. A. F Burr to Norva A Burr. Lots 6and 7, Sec 33-18-47. 4-5-35. $100. United States of America to John C. Kinney, SKEW1. .N W '.SW 1,. SWKNWK, Sec. 24-17-44, cont. 160 acres. 10-15-1889. Lillie M. Bilyeu McCarty et vir to Gerret 8mlt, WHSWV., SWKNWK, Sec. 26, EKSEK, SEKNEK. Sec. 27. E¥iNE>4 NEKSEV, Sec. 34, NWK, NHSWVi, SEK8WK, Sec. 7-15-40. 12-3-34. $25. Marriage Licenses Fred Schiller and Dorothy Storms. 3-30-35. Hllding A. Anderson and Maxine Sullivan, 4-4-35. Complaints Filed in Circuit Court J. 8. Boyer vs, W. P Allen 4-4-35. Damages. $450. Margaret Nelson vs Charles H. Nelson. 4-5-35. Divorce. Petition Filed in Circuit Court Estate of Rachel M. Humphrey, Dec’d. 4-2-35. Buy from our advertisers and get real satisfaction ! PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING SEE US FOR ESTIMATES . . . Call 75W Parma Bernard and Son PARMA — IDAHO Easter Sunday is April 21 st Costume Jewelry that help» complete the New Costume Watches— Jewelry— D ¡amo nds— S il verwar e at Ginzel Jewelry Shop ONTARIO, OREGON Opposite Moore Hotel See Us for further in formation. No addi tional cost. E. W. PRUYN Auto Repairing ONTAR Second Profit-Sharing Silver DOLLAR Days If you were not lucky in last week’s drawing you will have another opportunity to participate in the distribution of 50 SILVER DOLLARS Nyssa, Oregon W ednesday April 1 7 AT 2 p.m. Guernsey Milk For the benefit of the people of Nyssa who de sire a richer milk than the Holstein milk which we have delivered for the past several years, we have recently purchased some Guernsey cows, and are now delivering high test Guernsey milk, produced in one of the most modern and sani tary plants in this section of the country, accord ing to dairy authorities. We still maintain our high-standard Hol stein milk, which is considered by medical auth orities everywhere as the best milk for babies and growing children. We produce milk for everybody’s needs. Try it! Sunshine Dairy POTATOES S pray M aterials We handle a complete line Local Idaho ) grown gre and high altitude of Spray Material for your Purple Tag Certified Russets. This is orchard and w’ould be ideal seed for commercial crops and pleased to figure on your seed plots. See our Mr. Rogers or Mr. needs. Closson in Nyssa regarding contracts on this seed. | The Idaho Equity Exchange is a grower controlled co-opera tive for the marketing and I N handling of all farm produce. ■ I THIS WITH OUR PAST TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE AND REPUTA TION OF MARKETING AND HANDLING THESE CROPS ASSURES THE GROWER OF THE BEST POSSIBLE RETURNS AND A SQUARE DEAL AT ALL TIMES. W e solicit your patronage for the coming season on this basis. Get in touch with our local representative who will be pleased to go over our deal with you. PHONE— Nyssa 103 PHONE— Nampa 655 IDAHO EQUITY EXCHANGE With every 50c purchase, or payment on account, up to $100.00, you are entitled to a ticket on this 2nd distribution. Ask every Ontario merchant for your ticket when you make purchases. ♦♦ $50 In Profit Sharing Distri bution of Silver A t 2 p.m. W ed. April 17 SHARE NO. 1 ................................................. $ 1.00 SHARE NO. 2 ..................................................$ 2.00 SHARE NO. 3 ..................................................$ 3.00 SHARE NO. 4 ................................................. $ 4.00 SHARE NO. 5 ..................................................$ 5.00 SHARE NO. 6 ........................................ $10.00 SHARE NO. 7 ........................................ $25.00 s g Phone 265 £ GRINDING METHOD oo#ooooooo»as» U M Do Not Destroy Your Tickets! If you do not happen to be lucky now, keep all tickets for final distribu tion of $ 100.00 In SILVER and An Additional $100 in MERCHANDISE Date of final distribution to be announced later. Watch this paper for further notice. See individual advertisements for special savings in quality merchandise and proof that it pays to buy in Ontario. ATTEND THE AUCTION SALE IN ONTARIO EVERY WEDNESDAY
