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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 13,
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baty of Buhl
Sealed bids will be received at the
visited at the Carl Seaburn home office
of the City Recorder at Nyssa.
Oregon, until 8 o'clock P. M., July
Mr. and Mrs. C. M Tensen and Saturday.
Lila and Vivian Fife plan to leave j J 31
1939,
lor
the v construction
of
l|
lowo ( 1
WI
w
Neil and Donald Jensen left Wed­ Friday for Weston. Idaho.
sewerage treatment plant for the
of Nyssa. County of Malheur,
nesday lor their range land near
Mr and Mrs. Carl Seaburn and City
State of Oregon, and will then and
Prairie City.
Jackie and Lloyd Cleaver had Sun­ there be opened and publicly read
The Guy Sweet family visited at day dinner at the George Cleaver aloud. Bids received after the time
the R. H. Johnson home in Nyssa home in Buena Vista.
fixed for opening will not be con­
sidered.
Heights Wednesday.
Ministers or others Interested in church publicity are Invited to use
Plans, specifications and form of
Mr. and Mrs. George Ray and
the columns of the Journal to carry important messages and notices son motored to Emmett Thursday.
contract documents may be ex­
From Boise—
to their congregations. Please try to get your copy In by Tuesday ol
amined at the office of the City
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ator of Owy­
each week.
_ .x.UR
Mrs. Emma Quinby who spent sev­ Recorder of Nyssa, Oregon, and a
hee were Sunday dinner guests at eral days with her sister in Boise set of said plans, specifications and
METHODIST COMMUNITY
FIRST CHURCH o f CHRIST
may be obtained at the of­
the Martin Osborn home.
returned last Thursday and her forms
CHURCH
SCIENTIST
fice of the City Recorder of Nyssa,
Pete
Tensen
was
in
Ontario
on
niece Miss Bardell Hammond re­ Oregon, upon deposit of $10.00.
Floyd E. White, Pastor
215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho
The full amount of deposit lor
turned with her for an overnight
In the absence of Rev. Floyd E business Wednesday.
A branch of the Mother Church,
one set of documents will be return­
Mr. and Mrs. Osa Storts of Dead- visit.
White
who
is
with
the
Epworth
ed to each actual bidder within a
the First Church ol Christ, Sclent-
reasonable time after receipt of
League at Wallowa lakes for the wood dam were Sunday dinner
test. in Boston. Massachusetts.
guests
at
the
John
Lackey
home.
bids. Other deposits will be re­
The Wednesday evening meeting, coming week, J. J. Flemming of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson
funded with deduction not exceed­
at which time testimonials of Christ Boise will conduct Sunday services and children and Roania Lynn left
ing the actual cost of reproduction
the
Methodist community
of the drawings, upon the return of
tan healing and remarks on Christ­ at
Friday for their home at Blackfoot.
all documents In good condition
ian Science are given, Is held at church.
Idaho.
Melvin
Thompson
returned
within thirty (30) days after the
Mr. Flemming was pastor of the
eight o'clock.
date of opening bids.
with
them.
church
here
when
it
joined
with
the
The Reading Room is located In
Each bid shall be accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Post and fam­
a certified check. Cashier’s check or
the Church Building, where the Presbyterian congregation and has ily of Nyssa were Tuesday evening
bid
bond (with authorized surety
since
been
called
the
Community
Bible and authorized
Christian
dinner guests a t the Guy Sweet
company as surety) made payable
Science Literature may be read, bor­ church.
to
the
Owner In amount not less
There will be no Epworth League home.
rowed or purchased, and Is open
than 5‘J of the amount of bid.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Bay
and
son
The City of Nyssa reserves the
every day from two to four p. m., ex­ meeting on Sunday but other ser­
right to reject any or all bids and to
spent the Forth a t Vale.
vices will be as usual.
cept Sunday and holidays.
waive
informalities.
Fred Koopman left Monday to
The public Is cordially Invited to
No bidder may withdraw his bid
spend
the
summer
on
the
coast.
after
the
hour set for the opening
attend our services and make use of
ASSEMBLY OF GOD GOSPEL
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fields of
thereof, or before award of contract,
the Reading Room.
TABERNACLE
SIMMONS FOR PUBLICATION unless said award Is delayed for a
Three blocks South of Main on Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. John IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF period exceeding thirty (30) days.
Lackey and Patsy Gwynn went to
8T. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH First street.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
M. F. SOLOMON,
see
the
slide
Thursday.
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
MALHEUR COUNTY.
City Recorder,
Ernest C. Knull, Pastor.
Mrs.
Henry
Gannon
entertained
Nyssa-Arcadia Drainage District, a
City of Nyssa, Oregon.
Church and Sunday School at
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mrs.
Quasi-Municipal C o r p o r a t i o n ,
First publication July 13, 1939
32 guests at dinner on the Fourth
9:30 Sunday.
Gene Honey, superintendent.
Last
publication
July 27 1939.
Plaintiff
Mrs. Carl Seabum and Mrs. U.
Communion the second Sunday of
Classes for everyone, and every­
vs.
G.
Seabum
of
Riverview
motored
the month.
Tri-State
Investment
Company,
a
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
one welcome.
corporation; Ogden Trust and De­ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
to Boise Friday.
Guild meets second Wednesday of
Morning worship at 11:15 a. m.
velopment
Company,
a
corpora­
Luther
Fife
and
Lila
were
in
On­
General
Land Office at The Dalles.
each month at 2:30 p. m.
Young peoples meeting at 7 p. m.
tion; Fred W. Kiesel and Jane B.
Oregon, June 17, 1939.
Miss Mary Brotzman is our young tario on business Friday.
Kiesel, his wife; Wilhelmine Paul­
031088
Mike Elliott of Kingman and Le
PARMA LUTHERAN CHURCH
ine Kiesel Shearman and W. H.
people's leader. All the young folks
NOTICE is hereby given that Wil­
Shearman, her husband; Fred J. liam Douglas Walsh, of Collyer,
A. A. Schmidt. Pastor
are urged to come, and be on time. Vere Fife were in Homedale Tues­
Kiesel Estate, a co-partnership;
day.
The Savior of men longs to tell
W A. Bishop and Vera Bishop, Kansas, who, on March 26, 1938,
you that you are more momentous CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Mrs. Claris Voil of Wilder is his wife; and also all other per­ made Original Homestead Entry,
sons or person unknown claiming Act 6-17-02. No. 031088, for Farm
In His sight than the six sextlllion
spending the week at the Jake
Vern W. Martin, Pastor
any right, title or interest in and Unit "B" or the SViSW'A, Section
tons that represent the weight ot
Fisher home.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
to the real property, described in 13, Township 22 S„ Range 46 E, Wil­
the earth—and were they tons of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Mr.
the application on file herein. De­ lamette Meridian, has filed notice
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
of Intention to make final Proof, to
gold. He pleads with you to take the
and Mrs. John Himmick and family
fendants.
Message by the pastor.
To Ogden Trust and Develop­ establish claim to the land above
sins that are keeping you from God
of
Ontario,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jake
Bod­
Young peoples service 7:15 p. m
ment Company, a corporation; Fred described, before George K. Aiken,
and to bring everyone of them to
Tuesday noon, prayer and fasting mer of Nyssa and Mrs. Orville W. Kiesel; Jane B. Kiesel; Wilhel­ U. S. Commissioner, at Ontario,
the foot of the cross, there in the service at the parsonage.
Glenn were guests at the Bock mine Pauline Kiesel Shearman; W. Oregon, on the 15th day of August,
H. Shearman; Fred J. Kiesel Estate, 1939.
grief of repentance and contrition,
Wednesday evening prayer meet­ Shelton home on the Fourth.
Claimant names as witnesses:
co-partnership; W. A. Bishop;
but with the joy of faith and trust, ing, 8 p. m.
Mrs. Floyd received word that a Vera
Ed Underdahl, Alfred Costly, and
Bishop; and also all other per­
to behold the sin-bearer of the ages
Antrim, all of Homedale,
Every second Thursday the For­ her father, Tobias Tumiss of Utah sons or person unknown claiming Ralph
Idaho,
Clyde Cartsdafner, of Adrian,
and believe that a gracious God for­ eign Missionary society hold their is coming.
any right, title or interest in and to
Oregon.
gives and pardons, heals and cures. monthly meeting.
L. T. Chambers and family spent the real property described in the
W. F. JACKSON,
application on file herein, of the
If you have turned your back to
the Fourth in Vale.
Register.
above name defendants:
Mrs. F. A. Powell president.
Christ, now lift a penitent face to
First
published
June 22, 1939.
Mrs. Klaas Tensen accompanied
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Last published July 20, 1939.
His mercies.
If you have known
Mrs. Aden Wilson. Mrs. Nick Bud- OF OREGON: You hereby are
KINGMAN COMMUNITY
notified that the Nyssa-Arcadia
your Savior and have forgotten
lick
and
Mrs.
Solomon
of
Nyssa
to
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Drainage District is the owner and
CHURCH
Him, renew the blessed companion­
the fair in California.
holder of Certificates of Delinquency
Sealed Bids for furnishing furni­
Ernest
Tetwiler,
Pastor
ship without delay. Let us help you
Mr. and Mrs. John Lackey and numbered 7981. 7982 , 7983 , 7984 and ture and equipment for High School
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. E. G
issued on the 13th day of August, Building will be received by Carl H.
through our services.
Patsy Gwynn visited Mr. and Mrs 7985.
Osborn,
superintendent.
1938. and Certificate of Delinquency Coad, Clerk of Union High School
10 a. m. Sunday school tor all.
Hank
McNee
in
Nyssa
Sunday.
numbered 7987 Issued on the 16th District No. 5, Malheur County,
Morning worship 11 a. m.
10:30 a. m. Divine services. Ser­
Gordon Toombs went on a fish­ day of June, 1939, by the Tax Col­ Oregon, at his office at Nyssa, Ore­
Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m.
mon message. Our Part In Mission
lector
of the County of Malheur. gon, until 2:00 o’clock P. M„ July
ing trip near Arock over the holi­
Evening worship 8:30 p. m.
State of Oregon, for the total 17, 1939, at which time said bids will
Work. The annual Mission Festival
days.
amount of Four Thousand Six I be opened and publicly read aloud.
will be held on July 23rd. Full par­
Merle Lewis and Mary Gardner Hundred Six and 89 100 dollars Bids received after the time fixed
L. D. S. CHURCH
ticulars will be given next week.
($4606.89) the same being the [ for opening will not be considered.
attended
a
scavenger
hunt
party
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
amount then due and delinquent
“A changeless Christ for a chang­
Plans and form of contract docu-
Monday.
for
drainage district assessments ments may be examined at the of-
11:30
a.
m.
Priesthood
meeting.
ing World.”
B. G. Bybee is digging spuds on for the year 1932. 1933-34, 1935, 1936, j I fice
of the said Clerk, and a set of
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
1937 and 1938. respectively, togeth­ | plans, specifications and forms may
2:00 p. m. Tuesday, relief society his farm near Ontario this week. er
NYSSA GOSPEL TABERNACLE
with
interest
and
costs
thereon
I
be
obtained
at the office of the said
Arnold Thompson, Dee Zink and
meeting.
accrued and accruing, upon real Clerk at Nyssa, Oregon, upon de­
Wm. K Hoag. Pastor
Norman
Leavitt
went
to
Lake
Fork
property
assessed
to
Fred
J.
Kiesel
posit of $5.00. The full amount of
2:00 p. m. Saturday, primary
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Idaho to work.
( Estate, of the above named defend­ deposit for one set of documents
children's meeting.
Devotional service 11 a. m
Carl Seabum is starting combin­ ants, the owner of record, situated will be returned to each actual bid­
in said County and State, described der within a reasonable time after
Evangelistic service 8 p. m.
ing this week.
j as:
receipt of bids. Other deposits will
KINGMAN KOLONY L.D.8.
Bible reading Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Luther Fife. Mrs. Leo Fife
The East half of East half of
be refunded with deduction not ex­
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Midweek prayer and worship
and Lila were business visitors in
Southwest quarter
(EM¡EVí¡-
ceeding the actual cost of reproduc­
Thursday evening.
Meets in Kingman Kolony school Nampa Monday.
SWU), the Southeast quarter
tion of the documents, upon the re­
(SE'i, the South half of North­
turn of all documents in good con­
house Sunday at 1:00 p. m.
All are welcome to our services.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot and
east quarter S14NE14), the South
dition within 30 days after the date
Marjorie were in Ontario on busi­
half of North half of Northeast
of opening bids.
q u a r t e r (SM¡N(4NE',4), the
ness Thursday.
Each bid shall be accompanied
when two farmers meet about the
Northeast quarter of Northwest
by a certified check, cashier’s check
COW HOLLOW
Mr. and M!rs. Floyd Thompson
quarter
of
Northeast
quarter
first
question
asked
is
“when
are
or
bid bond with authorized surety
By The Happy Farmer
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Falph
(NE'.NW'jNE'i), the North­
company as surety, made payable
you going to cut your second cutting Thompson, Boania Lynn of Black-
west quarter of Northeast quar­
to said District in an amount not
ter of Northeast quarter (NW'i-
Tis Monday again and our canal of hay?" The second cutting is foot, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Ches­
less than 5% of the amount of bid.
N E'iN E 11 ), and the South half
Union High School District No. 5,
still holds. It makes us feel like coming on and promises to be fine. ter Thompson spent the Fouth at
of
Northeast
quarter
of
North­
Malheur County, Oregon, reserves
The clover seed prospects don't the Owyhee dam.
there must be a higher power guid­
east quarter of Northeast quar­
the
right to reject any or all bids,
ing here for those who have viewed look so good but there is not so
ter (S'.iN E'iNE1 1 NE‘,4 ), all of
Emil Johnson and Clarence and
and to waive informalities, and to
Section
seventeen
(17)
Township
much
clover
in
Cow
Hollow.
Jim
the "big bad” place in the canal all
award such contracts as shall seem
Wallie of Kent, Wash., visited at the
nineteen (19) South of Range
to the best Interests of the District.
have said that It was beyond human Trummel has more clover than all E. A. Wimp home this week.
forty-seven
(47)
E.
W.
M..
the
No bidder may withdraw his bid
the rest of the Hollow. But Jim
power to hold it.
East half of East half < E '-¡ E 12 ),
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sweet and
after the hour set for the opening
of Section eight (8) Township
of bids, or before award of contract,
The rabbit poisoning demonstra­ doesn't put all his eggs In one bas­ daughters were Thursday visitors at
nineteen (19) South of Range
unless said award is delayed for a
tion the county agent put on for ket. he has wheat, barley and po­ the Earl Post home in Nyssa.
forty-seven (47) E. W. M.; the
period exceeding 30 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Findling and
Cow Hollow two weeks ago was a tatoes also. So If clover doesn't do
East half of Southeast quarter
CARL H. COAD, Clerk
(EHSE14), and the Southeast
Fred Koopman were in Nampa on
huge success even far beyond any­ too well he still will live.
Union High School District No. 5,
quarter
of
Northeast
quarter
Chet Sage claims to have raised business Wednesday.
Malheur County, Oregon.
body's hopes. We would guess that
(SE'iNEH) of Section five (5)
First publication June 29, 1939
Cecil Esposito of Burns spent the
even with the county agent it was the first apricots raised in Cow Hol­
Township nineteen (19) South
Last
publication July 13, 1939
low. He was looking at his young middle of the week at the George
of Range forty-seven (47) E. W.
more of an experiment.
M.; All th at portion of the
There were four Cow Hollow trees the other day and was some­ Kay home.
NOTICE OF HEARING
West half of West half (W'l-
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Twisk and
fanners helping Chuck Share finish what surprised to find two apricots
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
W' j) of Section four (4) Town­
on
one
little
tree.
family spent the Fourth at the
stacking hay the day the county
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
ship nineteen (19) South of
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
Range forty-seven (47) E. W.
agent was to demonstrate. They
Russell Howell purchased and set Chris Kat home in Vale.
M„
lying
West
of
the
right
of
In
The Matter of the Estate of
Mrs. George Jensen and children
were hurrying to finish up two of out some fruit trees quite late this
way of the Oregon Short Line
MARY H. NAPTON, Deceased
the five wanted to go to the demon­ spring. A small cherry tree had a had a picnic on the Fourth.
Railroad; All that portion of the
Notice Hereby Is Given, That Carl
Mrs. Jake Van Twisk and chil­
West half of Northwest quarter
stration. Some said It was just a number of blossoms already out on
H. Coad. Administrator with the
(W 'iN W ii) and of the North­
waste of time for the rabbits would It. Russell watched those blossoms dren were in Parma Sunday.
Will Annexed of the Estate of Mai y
west quarter of Southwest quar­
H. Napton. Deceased, has filed in
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and
not not eat poisoned alfalfa when with much Interest. A few of them
ter (NW 'iSW li). and of the
the above entitled Court for final
son
of
Adrian
spent
the
Fourth
at
they could Just as well eat our developed Into small cherries and
Southwest quarter of Southwest
settlement, his account and report
quarter (SWViSW1.) of Section
the Bob Toombs home.
growing crops.
two of the cherries matured.
of
administration, with petition for
nine (9) Township nineteen
The Francis A. Gardner family
distribution, and that hearing upon
The county agane told us to cut I Russell was boasting of his cherry
(19)
South
of
Range
forty-seven
the same has been fixed for the
fresh young alafala about 5 o'clock crop and Frank Parker took the j spent the Fourth at the Monday
(47) E. W. M , lying West of the
28th day of July. 1939, at 10:30
right of way of the Oregon
In the evening and poison It and get wind out of his sails by saying.! Williams home In Lincoln Heights.
o’clock
A. M., at the County Court­
Short Line Railroad; all in
It out for them before It had time "that's not so great. I can go you! Mr. and Mrs Z. Davidson of Par­
room in the County Courthouse at
Malheur County, State of Ore­
ma.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerrit
Stam
and
Vale.
Oregon,
where all persons in­
to wilt. T hat theory sounded rea­ one better. My tree had three cher- |
gon.
in said Estate are notified
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot spent the
sonable alright.
Said defendants and each of them terested
ries on It.”
to appear and show cause if any
Fourth at the M. Hart home in hereby are notified further that the they
We followed Instructions and put
why such account should
Mrs. Clarence Niccum thinks that
Nyssa-Arcadia Drainage District not be have
allowed and settled and dis­
the poison out Saturday evening. up to date her garden has been the Oregon Trail.
will apply to the Circuit Court of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Ooulet
vis­
tribution
of
the estate made to the
On Monday the agent was out here heaviest producing garden In Cow
the County and State aforesaid for persons entitled
thereto.
and was well pleased with the num­ Hollow. Since the first greens in the ited the Lester Goulet family In a decree and judgment foreclosing
CARL H. COAD.
all claims and interest of the above
ber of rabbits killed but more poi­ spring her garden has been a plent- Adrian Sunday evening.
named defendants and each and
Administrator with Will Annexed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jensen and every
son was not available so It was de­ iosu sourse ol supply. Besides di­
thereof and also foreclosing
Dated and first published June 22
cided to have a big rabbit drive the viding some with the neighbors, she Honald and Teresa Marie spent the the liens against the property above 1939
and mentioned in said Cer-
Last publication July 20. 1939.
following Saturday. But the rab­ has canned 53 quarts of peas and week end at Baker with Mrs. En- described
tificates of Delinquency, and quiet
bits continued to eat the poisoned Is selling some to some of the gum.
Ing
the
title
thereto
in
the
plaintiff
NOTICE OF HEARING
Mr and Mrs Gerrit Stam vis­ against each and every one of you.
hay even though it had dried or neighbors and now has gree beans
ited at the Doug McDonald home And you and each of you hereby are IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
cured up.
to can.
summoned to appear within 60 days
in Nyssa Sunday
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
On Thursday he was out again
There has been three loads ol j Gerald Seabum Is spending the after the date of first publication of
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
this
summons, exclusive of the day of In The Matter of the Estate of
to make final preparations for the poles come Into Cow Hollow In the j week at Wallowa Lake with the Ep­
first publication, and defend this ac­
drive He and his assistant walked last few days. Jack and Don Parker worth league members.
THEODORE ROEDER. Deceased
tion or pay the amount due as shown
through the brush and decided brought in a big load of poles July
above,
together with attorney's fee Notice Hereby Is Given, That Carl
Mr
and
Mrs.
Leo
Fife
spent
the
there was not enough rabbits left to a.
and costs incurred, and in case of H. Coad. Administrator with the
Fourth at the Owyhee dam.
your failure so to do. decree will be Will Annexed of the Estate of Theo­
Justify making a drive.
Russell Howell received a load
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher enter­ rendered foreclosing all of your dore Roeder, Deceased, has filed in
The rabbits continued to eat and July 9 and Elza Niccum one July 10.
tained 30 guests at a lawn picnic claim and interest in and to said the above entitled Court for final
die as long as there was any poison­
property and also foreclosing the settlement, his account and report
The ladles club is giving a birth­ the Fourth.
ed hay left.
lien of said certificates of delin­ of administration, with petition for
day dinner for the families of the
Mr. and Mrs Johnny Koopman
and the said attorney's fee distribution, and that hearing upon
Some of the farmers have pur­ members The dinner Is In honor of and family of Ontario visited at the quency
and costs incurred against the land the same has been fixed for the
Roy Rooks too I Jake Van Twisk home Friday
chased more poison and put It out birthdays of Mrs
and premises above named and des­ 28th day of July. 1939. at 11:00
for them.
and Mrs. Doc Raffington and at the; Mrs. Dean Fife entertained at cribed. and quieting title against o'clock À. M., at the County Court­
you and each of you as to said room in the County Courthouse at
You drive up the Cow Hollow trail Rafflngton home.
dinner Friday for
and Mrs property above described
Vale. Oregon, where all persons In­
about sundown now and you can
George Oabriel Is hoeing his com Johnny Jensen of Weston. Idaho.
This summons is published by terested in said Estate are notified
sure miss the rabbits although there George says that there Isn't going
Mr. and Mrs Dick Groot and order of the Honorable Charles W to appear and show cause if any
Is still plenty left.
to be as many thistles this winter Marjorie were Sunday afternoon | EUis. judge of the above entitled they have why such account should
court, made the 6th dav of Julv not be allowed and settled and dis­
Farming In Cow Hollow Is looking on his farm as there was last.
visitors at the M Hart home In O re-; 1939
tribution of the estate made to the
up now and the fanners are feel­
Dude Parker has lost three head Oon Trail.
persons entitled thereto.
CARL H COAD
ing much better The water Is still of young cattle this summer two
Mr and Mrs Luther Fife and
Attorney for Plaintiff Residence
CARL H COAD.
In the canal The rabbits are thin­ with bloat and one Just disappeared Betty and Dennis returned Thurs­ and Post-office Address Nvssa
Administrator With Will Annexed
Oregon.
Dated and first published June 22.
ned out some The first cutting of He thinks It must have fallen In day from a fishing trip over the
First publication July 13. 1939
I 1939
hay Is up in fine shape and now the canal and downed.
holidays.
Last publication August 10. 1939
Last publication July 20. 1939.
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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL’S
PROGRAM
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Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Farmers
A Properly Equipped Trailer Camp
A City Park
A Comprehensive Street Improvement
Plan
SEVEN POINTS TO SOMETHING OR OTHER
CCORDING to the Idaho Statesman, Sec­
retary of Agriculture, Henry A. Wallace,
turns loose upon a waiting (?) world, seven
points that he says are necessary to stabilize
agriculture.
We take the seven points, one by one.
First. Mr. Wallace says that the farmer “must
get a fair share of the national income.”
We wonder if he thinks that he is lending his
support to this essential requirement, when he
shuts off the American farmer from more than
twenty-five per cent of the domestic sugar mar­
ket? He is one of the coterie of lip service poli­
ticians that believes in protecting the American
farmers markets just so long as the “big money”
people are not hurt.
Two. Soil fertility must be maintained and
improved. Well, there is not much in that point.
Farmers are a lot more anxious to maintain the
fertility of their soil than anyone else would be,
and as far as we know have done a good job of
it in the past—they have had to or lose their
farms.
Three. Supplies and prices of farm products
must be stable from year to year, on a basis fair
to fanners and consumers. If politicians would
get it into their heads that the best way to main­
tain equitable prices to consumer and farmer, is
to stop gambling in farm products, and do some­
thing about it—in the way of putting an end to
gambling by curbing wheat pits and kindred
tnieverv, both the farmer and the consumer
would benefit.
Four. Farmers must continue to improve their
efficiency so as to match the efficiency of the
people in the towns and cities.
Wallace fails to ring the bell on this one. He
accuses the American sugar beet growers of be­
ing inefficient, based on a dollars and cents cost
of production. About the only comparison that
he has to base this assumption on is with off­
shore production. In the Philippines for in­
stance, laborers are getting sixty cents a day.
Yet in the United States the sugar beet growers
are bound by law to pay their field workers
many times that amount. Efficiency, indeed!
Five. Farmers must have as nearly as possible
security of tenure on farms which for the most
part are family sized.
All that we can add to this is Amen.
Six. The co-operative way of buying, selling
and living should be brought to pass as fast as it
can be demonstrated to be genuinely efficient
and in line with the understanding and training
of the people.
To the buying and selling objective we take
no issue. But on this matter of “co-operative
living”—we wonder. Surely Mr. Wallace was
not thinking of Socialistic or Communistic trend
when he thought this one up? If he did we
would like to bet a plugged nickel to a doughnut
that he will have a tough time trying to get two
or more of our average American farm wives to
share the same kitchen stove or washing ma­
chine together!
Seven. Farmers must develop a love for the
soil and for farming as a way of life which rises
superior to the old-fashioned concept of farm­
ing as a wfay of exploitation and speculation.
With our association of farmers we have yet
to find one who had the least idea of “exploita­
tion and speculation.” As for the love of the
soil—certainly a farmer must have it. For how
else could a person work year in and year out.
some years with no return for the labor, and
others just enough to carry him over to the next,
without he had this “love of the soil.”
Better come again Mr. Wallace, but take a
look around at our American citizens on the
farms, first!
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