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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE Id, 1886 U. Lot 3, Blk 6, Juntura, «-6-35. $100., third Monday of June, being the tlma set for the meeting to begin. W. G. Campbell et ux to N. H Seventeenth day of June. A. D. 1935. Until the count begins, any legal Pinkerton. Lot a, b, and c, Blk 1, [ This meeting is called for the pur- voters of the district shall be en Teutsch's Addn. Nyssa. 10-4-28.1 pose of electing One Director for titled to vote upon any business be $2762.61 Three Years and One Clerk for One fore the meeting. BERWYN BURKE, Publisher M. S. Hatfield et ux to A. J. Burns Year and the transaction of business Dated this 25th day of May, 1935. Attest: et ux Metes and bounds in the SW1, usual at such meeting. Chas. M. Paradis, District Clerk. SWU, Sec 21-19-47. 5-2935. $100 in the districts ot the second and Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon. ROCKVILLE NEWS Court House Filings J. Stanley Mallett to A. E. Nichols third classes the ballots shall not be Fred Koopman, Chairman Board Entered art the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission though of Directors. Metes and bounds in NW' , t SE *; , j counted until one hour after the Andrew Greeley, Johnnie Hinton Real Estate Transfers Recorded the United States Malls, as second class matter, under the act of and Burr Skelleton sold a large Coast Land Co., Ltd. to William E. Sec. 20-18-46, cont 17 acres. 55-10-35. March 3, 1879. bunch of horses the first of the Burch, 8EHSEV», Sec. 35-30-41, In payment of mtg. for $1195.84. Elizabeth Crete Ward et vir to week. cont. 40 acres. 3-11-35. $118. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Frank Mullinex made a trip to INSURE IN Charles Ockander et ux to Marian Evelyn B Sleep. S ’iN W liN W ti- Cow Creek Sunday and returned the Potter, NHNEVi, Sec. 35-21-46. 5-31- SWy«, N E ^N W 'iSW 'i. SV4NW1-»- .... $1.5». SW14, ec. 4-18-47, cont. 35 acres. 2- j One Veau .„ 1 same day. 35. $1 00. ___ 75c Six Months j Miss Mary Ellen Greeley visited at Ethel Catterson et al to Wm. 9-35. $50. Marriage Licenses Issued I the Bill Leake home Monday and Leake, SEt4NE*4, E'-i8EVi, Sec. 22. Tuesday. J. A. Oldaker and Mrs. Lyda Dick- |NEV;NE‘ 4, Sec. 27-26-46. 2-22-35. ADVERTISING RATES man. 6-4-35. Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Wise and child- $10- Rates for Advertising will be furnished to both Local and Foreign June Evelyn Phillips .and May! ren were evening callers at the “ The Union Central Life Ins. Co. to Advertisers upon application. Classified Ads lc per word per inser Prank Mullinex home Wednesday, i Richard L Scott et al. Lots 2 and 3, Parks. 6-5-35. tion. Earl M. Luckie and Louise Minnie Rockville enjoyed a good rain last SW'iNKW, NWliNWN, Sec. 3, Et4- AUTO LICENSES h week. 'NE*4, SEHSWtt, W' 48 E 't , Sec. 4- Howell. 6-7-35. INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND HELIOION, OPTIMISTIC © IN S . C O . N . A . Clifford Black and Catherine Car- \ j The Otis Nichols family made a 18-39; SHSEVi, Sec. 33-17-39. cont. IN DISPOSITION—WITH NO INTERESTS TO SERVE 436.55 acres; also full primary water ter, 6-8-35. business trip to Nyssa Saturday. EXCEPT THOSE OF MALHEUR COUNTY. Ralph Stradley and Lena Marie Harold and Henry Masonholder right from Little Indian Creek for j I Best. 6-8-35. 200 acres. 5-20-35. $1000. j have started a hot dog stand in Wm. E. Lees et ux to Aubrey E. Jordan Valley. ♦PROGRAM SUNDAY UPPER CLASSES LEGAL ADVERTISING and Ross Strode made a trip Howard et ux All of lots 1, 2, and SLOW UP BIRTH MORNING TO CLOSE i i to Jesse N li of oLt 3, Blk 32. Ontario. 5-31- Ontario last week. $325. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL RATE, ASSERTED BIBLE SCHOOL I Mrs. Beatrice Cunningham, who 35. Chas. P. Flegel et ux to Eastern MEETING ¡has been confined to her bed for Washington (Washington Bureau Plans are made for the closing of some time is reported to be improv Oregon Land Co, NEV4NE>4, Sec. 36 Notice is hereby given to the legal -41-40. 5-25-35. 01. of the Journal)—If the established the Daily Vacation Bible School on ing slowly. L. A. Essenpreis to Augusta N. Es- voters of School District No. 26 of trends of population In the United Sunday morning. At 11:30, in place Charles Phelan has returned to his senpreis, NE14, Sec 29, SWHSWl», Malheur County, State of Oregon. tates are maintained, the number of of the usual preaching service the home on Cow Creek. ...... ........ NE‘iSE'4, ............. ........... EViSWVi, WcEt4, NW14, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET- people will Increase slowly for about youngsters will give the program Sec. 28-13-41? cont.* 64fl'acres'. 6-5-35! lng of said District will be held at 10 years, during which time about and exhibit work done during the IRONSIDE NEWS the School House; to begin at the $ 1 . 5,000,000 will be added. Then the past two weeks. Certificates and the hour of Two o’clock P. M. on the •n o s - O W Glenn, Sheriff to Frank population will become practically wards will be presented at this time. Wise of Nyssa was here last Davis, SWV, NE',4, SE>4NW‘4, WV4- stationary. The public In invited to attend this Friday, bringing up two cows to the SE*4, EViSWy., Lots 2, 3 and 4, Sec This Is the estimate of Dr. O. E. program which will be held at the Coy Wise pasture. 19, NW'4NEt4, and Lot 1, Sec. 30-26- Baker of the bureau of agricultural Methodist church. j Chas. Elms, wife and son Howard 43. 6-5-35. $12.75. economics, departmentof agriculture A good attendance at the school and Dr. Houser of Haines visited at John O'Toole to Michael O’Toole who Is widely recognized as an has been reached with one hundred the Elms and White home last Sun- authority. He notes that the Amer students taking part. Last Friday i hay. ican birth date has been declining morning a dramatization of the Mrs. Jack Cover and daughter for 100 years, but not until 1931 did finding of the baby Moses was pre- Charlotte left Wednesday for a visit !* the actual number of births begin ti Eat At by members of the Bible *<■ Stanfield with relatives. fall. In that year nearly 3,000,000 j A dance was given last Saturday COLEMAN’S young Americans were born, but In ________________ night to raise money for the base 1934 only 2,300,000. j ball team. METHODIST CHURCH LUNCH These studies of Dr. Baker and of Most of the stock men of Ironside I.attended a grazing meeting at On- others engaged in the same re NYSSA Sunday School 10 o'clock. Chester tarlo Ust Monday search are slgnicifant in several Sager, superintendent. Mrs. C. A. j matters of legislation. Many have The Unity Baseball team crossed 1 with Ironside here on last Sun- wondered why the estimates of cost Abbott, primary superintendent. The morning worship hour will be day Now Open of old age pensions are so high. His w ould have given and ¡-s Ernest Locey and conclusion that "the number of old turned over to the Church Vacation | relief in 3 minutes All Night people will Increase about one-third Bible School students for their pro- Mrs j;imer Molthan attended the D ™ ’T suffer from indigestion We Put Up Lunches in each decade" helps to explain gram, which will take the place of funeral of Chas. Perkins at Prairie our Children Day program. There City last Sunday. while waiting for ordinary that. remedies to give relief. Get Bisma- In the last five years, he says, will also be an exhibit of the hand Rex, a delicious tasting antacid the number o$ persons over 65 has work done by the children during powder that gives lasting relief in increased 17 per cent and the num the snhool. The public is invited to ber of young children is 10 per cent seryice. An offering will be taken a few minutes. It acts four ways. percent more in less. City families of four or five for the expenses of the Bible School. Neutralizes excess acid, relieves Epworth League 7 o'clock. chldlren were numerous a few years the stomach of gas, soothes irri ago .but the usual number today Is Evening Worship 8 o’clock. “Great tated membranes and aids diges one or two. In the country the per Things That Ood Has for His Child- tion of foods most likely to fer ren.” centage of children Is higher. ment. Get a jar today. He further finds that the scarcity Prayer and Praise Service Wed of children Is most pronounced nesday evening at 8 o’clock. Floyd E. White, pastor. among the middle and upper class es. The families of professional men POSTPONE AID MEETING have from 5 to 10 per cent fewer children than those of business men, Enjoy this extra space along with other outstand while business men rank 25 per cent Mrs. J. T. Long, president of the ladles aid announced that the social under the skilled workers. These In ozs. ing features that are found in the Shelvador. turn are 30 per cent below the un and business meeting has been post poned until Thursday, June 27. It skilled laborers. Build up your resistance by drinking Shelton’s You’ll be proud to own A Crosley. The check in population also has will be held at the home of Mrs. NYSSA PHARMACY fresh, pure milk. A sunshine tonic for young and Its meaning in plans for the future Mattie Thomason as formerly plan- of agriculture. Lacking more people, Nyssa Oregon old. Produced in Oregon fo r Oregon folks. there wrlll be no need for growing more crops, unless people eat more or the export demand returns. For at least 30 years, says Dr. Baker, the individual consumptlln of food haa decreased a little, rather than In creased. This Is due at least In part, he thinks, to the Increasing number J- of people engaged in Indoor work NYSSA OREGON whose appetites are only "middling." ned. It is especially urged that all Chas. Flegal of Ontario was a t officers be present as some Import tending to business matters for the ant business will be brought up. Eastern Oregon Land Co., in Iron side last Saturday. The J. J. Sarazln family were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hyde of On visitors In Vale Sunday. tario were here for Memorial day. The Gate City Journal Sure Insurance Ea a s K M B HAV Frank T. Morgan UP ALL NIGHT with IN D IG ES T IO N ! BISMA-REX usable space 50 Drink Plenty of MILK A CROSLEY ▼ Bisma-Rex Baldridge Implement Co. NYSSA Shelton Dairy OREGON ■V. TAKE LOAD OF HONEY TO PORTLAND MARKET W. W. Poster and brother. Wesley Foster were accompanied to Port land the first of the week by Frank Sherwood. Mr. Sherwood went on to McMlnville to attend the state meeting of the Orange and on the return trip, Francis Foster returned to Nysaa. She had been visiting at the Childers home In Olympia. Mr. Sherwood Is still In McMlnville but expects to return home the latter part of the week. Ted Newell, Berwyn. Ronald and Dwight Burke spent the week end flahtng on East Lake and Elk Lake In the Bend section. They report the fishing good In these lakes. NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DIGNITY W E RECOMMEND THEM We have been offering to the public for three years a digni fied. understanding funeral direction. This, coupled with low cost, Is the reason we have been able to establish our fine reputation of depend ability. Let us explain the de tails to you. LOTT D. BROWN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NYSSA Population, (1930) 8?1 Recent estimates ....................... 1000 Elevation ..................................... City Officers NYSSA FUNERAL HOME DR. C. A. ABBOTT Phone 76F3 Evert)Twc Minuted ANOTHER HOMEiBURNSi / P you are underinsured, or if you let your fire insurance lapse even for a single day, your property values are exposed to loss. \ GREASE Fires occur unexpectedly end destroy much valuable property in a brief time. You owe it to yourself to be carefully protected. How could you be adequately compensated for your loss if you were uninsured or underinsuredf, Your Car and Let us help you obtain an ap praisal, make suggestions, and L furrush adequate ineurmteq, Have the Oil Changed Then notice how smooth and noiseless it runs. POWELL’S SERVICE STATION Fire Insurance Bonds Open Day and Night Notary NYSSA NYSSA / CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Office In Residence Three blocks So. M. E. Church PHONE 25 NYSSA LIBRARY OPEN SATURDAY Town P atro n s...... 2:30 to 5:30 Out-of-town patrons 2:30 to 7:30 ALL PATRONS WELCOME Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian H. D. Holmes TRANSFER and BAGGAGE All Kind* of Hauling in City Limite Public OREGON M ayor............ ............. Don Graham Councilmen ------------- Art Norcott, Al Thompson, Dick Tensen, Dean Smith. City Clerk ....................A. R. Millar City T reasurer..........Arthur Boydell Marshall ------------------- A. V. Cook W aterm aster........... N. H. Pinkerton Health O fficer__ Dr. J. J. Sarazln County Officers A. L. FLETCHER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NYSSA : OREGON DR. E. D. NORCOTT D E N T I S T Office Phone 35F2 Residence Phone 35F3 X-RAY EXAMINATIONS NYSSA OREGON Commissioners _____ __ Ora Clark, E. H. Brumbach. County Judge ...... David F. Graham Sheriff .................. C. W. Glenn Nyssa Aerie Clerk ------------------------ Roy Daley F. O. E. No. 2134 Assessor---- ------- Murray Morton Treasurer ------------ Mrs. Ora Hope MEETS WEDNESDAY NIGHT County A ttorney........... M. A. Biggs | County Surveyor, J. Edwin Johnson | AT EAGLES HALL County Physician,...... Dr. Anna B. Pritchett. Visiting Eagles Welcome Coroner ------------------- r . a . Tacke WARREN McHARGUE. Pres. Superintendent.. Kathryn Claypool DON M. GRAHAM, Secretary Nyssa Public Schools Superintendent ..... lo o Hollenberg Facts About Owyhee Project ON THE OLD JOB Don M. Graham Have it done now. Don’t wait. Phone 1 OREGON FACTS ABOUT NYSSA y NYSSA, OREGON Phono 5 Cost of Owyhee Dam ........$6,000,800 7H miles of Tunnel _____$4.000.000 Siphons, canals, etc............ $3.000,000 Owyhee dam storage capacity___ ---------------- 715,000 acre feet Heighth of d a m .................520 feet From lowest point of foundation to top. Leading project city, Nyssa. Oregon Elevation erf land __ 2,250 to 2 500 | Acre« In Owyhee project, 100,00 acres | Principal products ...... hay, j corn, dairying, s t o ck raising, grains, potatoes, clover seed, peas, lettuce, onions and carrot*. CITY TRANSFER TRUCKING and TRANSFERRING Phone M and Phone $8 C. K linkenberg
