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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNi ■■*a- f . i R s w r r -.- ground proved wasteful and disap K I N G M A N K O L O N Y "Better English" and Mr, Wylie better than last year. thi» wèBk. This makes a total of :;3 K U L .U I H T ,Hewttt revi#wed „ *,<* 0I1 tu. sub- Julia and Ruth Fsstmah < — olle" ili the 6th, 7th and 8th grades Sev AT WILLSON HOME TONIGHT pointing. On the other hand. In the M N U M A N cases where the ground was plowed Ject. The Health class of tbe Adrian in the seventh and sixth grades re eral more new pupils are e::pect-d By MBS. C. E. ELLIOTT and care used, good stands were school pres ided a model meeting in petitively at the Adrian grad- school within a wick or so. secured and seemed to thrive on connection with their study of Par- The regular meeting of Townsend ! lands too wet for other crops. Once limentary law. A ncm rating om- Mrs. Lula Hinton of Arock was an club le being held tonight, March 11 the clover secures a good foothold, It overnight guest of her sistir Mrs. mlttee was appointed consisting ol in the A. H. Willson home. Plans for i will spread and more than hold Its Mrs. O. L. Lane, Mrs M. M Greel- Allen Curtis this week. a county mass meeting will be dis- ; own with salt grass and other vege ing and Miss Crumment. The regular meeting of the Grange cussed, and other interesting busi tation. The PTA served lunch at the Du HEC met at the home of Mrs. M. M ness, At a recent meeting in Pendle- j One experimenter, realizing the Greellng Tuesday with Mrs. Thrash vall sale last Thursday and li lted ten, Oregon, A. W. Rinehart of Vale j scarcity of Strawberry Clover seed, er. president, presiding. After a about $12 was c lected board member from this planted his seed in boxes and gave study of the Grange by-laws, re county to sit with other representa- ! Strawberry Clover Prom the young plants the same care one freshments were served by Mrs tives from the 2nd Congressional would give to young tomato or cab Greeling. A D R IA N NEWS District of the club. ises To Be important for bage plants. Another experimenter Bill Elliot and Wade Nichols were By MRS. CLARK ENOS Alkali Lands. seeded the clover in August as a Caldwell visitors Thursday. lawn. The soil contained a high Mrs. Forence Oowey was called to percentage of alkali but the lawn Caldwell Saturday by the Illness ol WATCH Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris ard child One of the newer developments in was covered with a thin layer of Grandma Gowey, who Is at pres- ren of Vale were Adtian and Big plants Is Etrawberry clover, which straw to shade tile growth and to sent somewhat improved. Bend visitors Tuesday. has been found to thrive on alkali prevent the alkali from crystallizing. Miss Rose Christensen who teaches Ray Drown is building a garage scil better than any other clover now During the short time before cold in Lower Bend was a Saturday over Strawbsrrry and will soon be ready for work In + In use. Several farmers on the Un- weather set in, the very good night guest of Miss Crummett and his new place of business. Bring your watch troubles to ccmpahgre project received small Clover plants mode a Miss Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Muntjewerff packages of Strawberry Clover seed growth. us . . . every watch needs reg The A. T. Patterson family have were Friday evening dinner guests Etrawberry clover Is highly pal ular cleaning and adjusting. for experimental purpose last year We guarantee our work and and some definite data was secured atable to chickens, turkeys, ducks * moved from the ditch company in the R. C. Encs home after which all attended the show In Parma. and livestock. Once a stand is estab house to the Stephen’s residence. all the work done personally as to the usefulness of the plant. Local 4-H club leaders who attend Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rutledge and by Harold Oinzel, assuring It was found that In order to se lished, authorities state that it can ed the regular meeting of the 4-H family of Roswell were Sunday call be grazed to the ground and the you of high class workman cure a stand cf this clover.it Is ex- Local Leaders Council in Ontario ers at the Albert Heldt home. ship. trrm-ly important to use care in roots will live. While the seed is Saturday were Mrs. Charles Newbill. The girl scouts met at the K. I. scarce and relatively expensive, only the preparation of the seed bed, C. C. Cotton, Mrs. John Thiel, Peterson home Saturday afternoon GINZEL JEWELRY the method of planting, and the a small quantity of seed is required Mrs. Mrs. M. L. Kurtz and Mrs. C. E. El to make costumes for an entertain and Gift Shop treatment of the seed. Scattering the to start a stand, provided reason liot. ment to be put on sometime in the able care is given to it while it Is seed in salt grass or other vegetation Ontario, Oregon In order that the Council may near future. without any preparation of the getting established. It spreads by Gene Seybold has moved to Nyssa seeds and creeping roots and a small transact all of their business it was initial stand can be developed into a voted to hold a regular meeting on where he will have business connec the 1st Saturday of each month in tions with Mr. Wimp. fine pasture. Mrs. Mitchell Oaviola and Mrs. R Under the mast favorable condi place of every other month. Among business was the C. Enos shopped in Ontario and Pay tions .all irrigation projects have ether forms of ette Wednesday and called at the C. -ome land which is too wet and un sponsoring the road signs. All 4-H club members of Malheur A. Rose home in Payett •. fit for the usual crops. The future Charles McConnell is adding a sun levelopment of Strawberry Clover county are eligible to enter. The first will be carefully watched by inform prize being $2.50 and 2nd prize $1.50 room to his residence. Warm spring days are no only ed farmers as it Is expected to prove A motion was carried to send the MORE GRAIN.. bringing out tbe tulips but rakes and one of the most important pasture president and two other local leaders bonfires as well. crops for seeped lands under irriga from the county to 4-H club summer MORE CORN . . . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pratt and fam school in June. A committee was ap tion. pointed to submit the names of these ily were Thursday lunch guests of Very little Strawberry Clover has MORE CLOVER two leaders to be voted on at the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton. been plant d in this vicinity but sev- April meeting. The boys and girls of the Adrian ral farmers have become interested MORE BEANS.. Mrs. Seliwelzer gave a very inter grade school are organizing their in the crop and small experimental esting talk regarding record books baseball teams and practice started plots will likey be tried this year, MORE ONIONS. I N T E R I O R AR R AN GE ME N T and how leaders should follow their early last week. The boys are laying NEW although it Is very difficult to buy bulletins. Mr. Hauser answered sev out a new baseball diamond. 'Iliere MORE GARDEN the seed. eral question from the question box, Is lots of new material fer the base ALLOWS 9 D I F F E R E N T ball team so that prospects look even MORE FEED . . . Correct Wedding stationery print and again explained the rules of SHELF VARI AT I ONS! the news writing contest. ed to your order at The Journal. Mr. and Mrs. J, a . Lane were • You can place the utility baskets Nampa business visitors Saturday. wherever you wish in the new Norge— SPRING C A N Y O N BETTER ALL-ROUND CROPS FROM Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zesiger moved Change the new insert shelf as your from the Galliger farm to the John changing food supply demands. Large Reece farm on Tuesday. A MODERN roasts, melons, tall bottles— fit easily The Elliot Brothers have been Into the new Norge. And to give you hulling clover this week for Leslie H O M E ... even greater dollar-for-dollar value, \ Schafer. operating costs are dow n—over-all econ Moving pictures were shown at the **e/u5/r, Nor3t co/rf. omy is up. See the new Norge Rollator school house Monday evening by a "uliin You can have your home mod Refrigerator now' firm who were advertising Anacon ernized with high grade da fertilizer. Following the pictures plumbing and at a surprising the grange memebrs held their ONLY A DAY ly reasonable cost. We will be ::z meeting. Mr. Wicklander, state U « »AT o r r deputy was present to confer 3rd and glad to explain and estimate ’ 4th degrees to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford From your needs. F O R A L A R G E F A M I L Y S IZ E N O R G E Snyder and Miss Leola Truelson. Helen Duvall had the misfortune Tel ephone 15 to be thrown from her horse. How BOISE PAYETTE ever she received no serious Injuries l u m b e r c o m pa n y GEO. J. KINZER only several scatches and one badly “ T h e r e ’» a Y a r d N cn r Y o u ” bruised hand. Mrs. Joe E. Jones will conduct a PHONE 134-J-2 PARMA religious service at the school house next Sunday evening. The M. L. Judd family moved to tlielr new home Monday, which is situated on the new land west of Ad rian. The place which they have va cated will be occupied by the W. T. Godwins. Miss Joy Crummett and Miss Bet ty Nelson were Sudnay guests in the R. R. Overstreet home Sunday. Mr. Everett Yeiter who has been staying at the W. L. Schaffer home has gone into pardnership with Blake Lowell of Adrian. Their bust ness being to clean seed. They also Every time you start up from it “ digestible” for your engine take orders for nursery stock. a normal traffic stop, you can — just as cooking makes food Many mothers attended the de waste enough gasoline to drive digestible for you. clamatory contest held at the school a third of a mile! Y our motor gets the fu ll house on Tuesday afternoon. « Four speakers and alternates were T o cut down the high cost benefit of Super-Shell’s high chosen to represent Kingman school of today’s stop-and-go driving energy content. at Vale April 2nd at the county de in village, town, and city, Shell Super-Shell—the “ M O TO R - clamatory meet. Those chosen for engineers developed a way to D IG E S T IB L E ” gasoline is the 3rd and 4th grades were Laveme “ balance” gasoline. sold from coast to coast. Glascock and Kenneth Elliot. Alter nates In this section were Nadine T h ere’ s a Shell station in This balancing process re Nlehols and Nadeen Wilson. Virginia arranges the entire chemical your neighborhood. Stop there I < f'J &irZiâ ÎÉ'-'' Jarvis and Helen Duvall were select -vX "'y structure o f gasoline— makes “ next time.” ed to represent the 5th and 6th grades with Dons Loft as and Dudley Kurtz as alternates. Judges were Mrs. H R. Otis. Mrs Oscar Schafer and Mrs. Charles Newbill. G et b o th - Kingman Kolony PTA met last Friday afternoon at the Adrian school house. The topic for discussion TOWNSEND CLUB MEETS New Clover Does Good On Alkali Infested Land REPAIRING again NOnGE LEAVS! tf-l& x M e r\ Better Seeds Don’t let inferior seeds cut down your produc tion. Be sure to start your crop right by buying I5c H IG H Q U A L ITY SEEDS l u i £ fA And rews Seed Co. Phone 452 Ontario 5 SIOP and G Eder Hardware Co. Plumber NYSSA, OREGON 1 J S uper S hell 85 HORSEPOWER and PEAK ECONOM Y! 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