Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1939)
NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939 WITH THE MALHEUR COUNTY FARMERS head and body. Internally, In throat Jean and Tom returned to Portland BIG BEND STOCK AND GRAIN or diptheritlc form, it Is generally Tuesday after a ten days visit In MARKETS by little yellow colored Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welsh and the parental Thos. Welsh home. P O U L T R Y discovered cankers or patches, appearing in their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. A group of Royal Neighbors from (Editor’s Note: The following Charles the throat. Powell and two children of Roswell lodge enjoyed a social market Information Is supplied The small spots that mark the be Portland returned Saturday evening meeting at the Brum bach home from material obtained over the ginning of outside pox infection, be from a visit In the Will Welsh home Monday evening. Mrs. Alice Gros- Government leased market wire In come yellow raised crusts after a venor, state deputy and Mrs. Beryl Boise. In the office of the extension few days. In a couple weeks, the Smith, district deputy of Boise were Mrs Jean. Fred Fisk and Mr. and economist at Oregon stale college. crusts turn dark brown and drop The material Is In the form of a Mrs. L. Cruse of Roswell were guests among the guests. off after the third week. This form weekly summary of trends In in the Wm. Sweet home Tuesday. Mrs. George Neumans and Fenna of infection is usually not fatal, but the livestock market and Is not Mr. and Mrs. Newt Thomasson of Boise and Mrs. D. O. Castator of it curtails production and weakens Intended to replace spot day by spent last Tuesday with friends in Parma were guests In the Case resistance, with very unprofitable Muntjewerlff home Sunday. MALHEUR COUNTY GRANGE CALENDAR day market reports.) Vale results. When pox strikes internally Miss Evelyn Haworth was the Mr. and Mrs. Haynes and W. T. the consequences can become more guest of Boise friends the forepart -------- + -------- CatUe Markets Hamilton of Homedale were callers serious. Birds often die of suffoca of the week. North Portland resumed a normal In the Haworth home Tuesday. BOULEVARD GRANGE tion because of membranes foaming John Lienhard, Master week’s trading in cattle with 2100 Elmer and Kenneth Parker spent — And Its Care In the throat. 2nd. and 4th. Thursdays 8:30 p. m............................................ Cairo offered for sale on the open market a couple of days In McCall last On Vacation— Source of Pox BIG last Monday. Price conditions were week. Kermit Lienkaemper is spending H. R. BEND Hatch, GRANGE Master Either form of pox infection can 1st. and 3rd. Tuesdays 8:00 p. m............................Wade Schoolhouse steady with grass steers selling at Mrs. R. L. Haworth. Mrs. M. E. a short vacation with his father In be traced to the same source—a pox (Editor’s *' . art In virus $8.25 to $8.50 and light fed steers Rogers and Miss Evelyn Haworth Portland. OREGON TRAIL GRANGE poison transmitted form debted to It- • vrtna Mills bird to or bird William DeGrofft, Master up to $9. The North Portland mar were in Nampa Friday. by mosquitoes and oth- 2nd. and 4th. Tuesdays 8:30 p. m......... Oregon Trail Schoolhouse dealer, A1 in.. n and Son or biting insects or from ground ket maintained its position better Mr. shopping VALE GRANGE / and Mrs. Claude Eachus and Visits From Scotland— for the following a;tides.) than those at either San Francisco •Herb Purvis, Master contaminated by diseased birds. children returned home Sunday Mrs. J. M. Campbell from Kilsyth or Chicago, where slightly lower 1st. and 3rd Fridays 8:30 p. m................................ I. O. O. F. Hall in crust-like form from from a weeks camping trip at Scotland, was a guest last week at tendencies were noted. Fowl Pox Prevention and Control Droppings, OREGON SLOPE Master GRANGE diseased birds, the pox virus or Strawberry Lake. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee Sonner, Prices at North Portland are not Fowl pox or chicken pox is a con poison is extremely difficult to des 1st. and 3rd. Thursdays 8:00 p. m..................... Park Schoolhouse materially different from those of Mrs. Ray Ekln and sons of Dutton of Overstreet Siding. Mrs. stant menace to poultry and poul troy. Over a number of years this HARPER-WESTFALL GRANGE a month ago but are around a dol Bloomington, 111., were looking after Champbell has been visiting rela try profits. It cuts down egg pro Earl Flock, Master crust contamination has been lar higher than in June, 1938. At property Interests here and calling tives In Pennsylvania. Michigan duction and 'owers birds’ resistance, pox 2nd. and 4th. Fridays 8:1S p. m....................... Harper Schoolhouse to be infective, In spite of Chicago, prices now for the better on old friends during the past week. and California and is from Mrs. making t'v r, sceptible to found AROCK GRANGE disinfecting efforts. When grades are about the same as they The Charles Powells of Portland Dutton’s old home town. She Is on Ted Hon, Master other dis, ii.-. s ax can be thorough disease dows occur, it is liable 2nd. and 4th. Saturdays 8:00 p. m....................................... .-..Arock were a year ago but are consider who are guests In the Welsh home a three months vacation. easily con.;v,ii birds pro the to repeat every fall and winter be WILD ROSE GRANGE ably below the rather high prices home in Homedale Monday. tected from it, . ost, through cause the poison is so hard to des Edward Fountain, Master that were being paid one to two Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wright were vaccination. 2nd. and 4th. Saturdays 8:00 p. m................Mt. View Schoolhouse troy and so easily transmitted. shopping in Caldwell Friday. months ago. EL DORADO GRANGE Fowl Pox Symptoms Vaccination Methods The Girl Scouts met with Marie Floyd Howard, Master Pox attacks chickens internally or Vaccination Sheep and Lamb Markets is the best and 2nd. and 4th. Fridays 9:00 p. m..........................................Ironside Marston Arena Valley Saturday. externally. Externally it usually ap cheapest insuance A fairly heavy supply of sheep Mrs. M. in E. SNAKE RIVER GRANGE against pox In and Miss pears first as small spots on a bird’s and lambs was offered at North Evelyn Haworth Rogers Lee Webb, Master It Is easy to vaccinate, were business vis 2nd. and 4th. Tuesdays 8:00 p. m.......................Annex Schoolhouse comb or wattles or other parts of festation. Portland Monday morning, and too. Fowl pox IS NOT CONTAG in Ontario Saturday. I. O. N. Falen, GRANGE around 2800 head were available itors IOUS TO MAN. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prosser and Charles Master for sale. Although prices had tend In vaccinating, either the “stab” 1st. and 3rd. Fridays 8:00 p. m.................................Cow Creek Hall ed toward the strong side In reoent children were dinner guests in the KINGMAN GRANGE or “stick” method or the “feather Dallas Swigert home In Arena Val weeks, a weaker tone prevailed ley Dale Ashcraft, Master follicle” method may be used, which Sunday. 2nd. and 4th. Mondays 8:30 p. m................ Kingman Schoolhouse Monday, when good to choice truck- Here’s What ever the poultryman prefers. Liq- Miss Haworth was the WILLOW CREEK GRANGE ed-ln spring lambs brought mostly guest of Eleanor SAVE I uid vaccine is recommended with her cousin Rog P. M. Stoutenburg, Master $7.50, although sorted lambs from ers in Caldwell the Genevieve One Dollar either method and should be pur 2nd. and 4th. Fridays 8:00 p. m............ Willow Creek Schoolhouse the past week. Mt. Adams district sold up to Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wiley re chased from a reputable producer JAMIESON > Bring Those them Shoes— $8.25. Slow trading was also re turned Ray Garrison, GRANGE Master to us for such a product. to their home In Glendale, Will Do At of The 1st. and 3rd. Wednesdays 8:00 p. m............ Jamieson Community ported in San Francisco, although value of vaccination has been Cal.. Tuesday after a week’s visit EXPERT MALHEUR COUNTY POMONA GRANGE better grades were being held at proven on millions of in the Walter and Vlrl Bishop J. Edwin Johnson, Master Our Shop— definitely $8.50 or above. birds over a period of years. In REPAIRING Four times yearly ................................................(Places advertised) Current prices farther east indi homes. areas of known pox Infection It Is Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haworth and cate that relatively few native daughters were Sunday dinner a regular practice to vaccinate every ABBOTT’S SHOE Cafe SHOP spring lambs are being offered In guests In the Phelan home. year. between the older and the younger Next to Nyssa eastern markets. Most of the cur- BONITA Vaccination Procedure C LE A N IN G 6* birds. In that case, the older emt supply Is made up of range Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell, Birds may be vaccinated any time should be vaccinated first, provided from Idaho, fed spring lambs About 50 people of Weiser, Ore lambs, between one to four months of age. they are separate from the younger gon, P R E S S IN G from California, and a moderate Paystte Solpe, Nyssa and Bon number The best time of all, it appears. Is birds. of fed, shorn, old crop ita attended the annual picnic held six to eight weeks of age. Vac MEN’S SUITS ........... $1 from Starting Vaccination at the Jim Carico ranch on the lambs. cination of birds after they come LADIES SUITS ........ $1 Into production, or too close to the When a vaccination program is Fourth. They were Mr. and Mrs. E. Hog Markets Ladies Shortcoats ..... $1 time of expected production, will de being started on a farm, birds in or N. Fields and daughter, Mr. and The upward trend in hog prices A. H. Sonner and niece, Mr. noted the last few weeks continued egg laying a month or more. If nearing laying production, should Mrs. LADIES DRESSES $1 lay receive a different vaccine than the and Mrs. W. W. McCray and chil again on Monday when trading in it becomes necessary to vaccinate Mrs. S. D. Gallimore and son, 1600 head of salable hogs was ac DON’T DF.LAY flocks in production, use the special younger stock, In order to keep the dren, and Mrs. Chas Spicer and son, tive. Prices ranged up to 10c higher Phone 5GJ vaccine recommended by the manu former from going off stride in egg Mr. production. The poultryman should Carl Vincent, Guy and Bill Hol than last week's close, with carload facturer. follow the recommendation of the brook, Clifford Colton, Vincent Al lots bringing around $7.75. A few When a farm has groups of chicks serum meanufacturer whose vaccine len, Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich and good to choice trucked-ln light of different ages tc be vaccinated, he is using correct procedure in daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kel slaughter hogs brought as high all of the birds may be treated at ••CLEANING AT ITS BEST” the same time, unless there is more treating both for the old and young ler and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc- high as $8.10 to $8.25. Top prices Atkeson Bldg.. Nyssa DeRoe and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. reported from Ban Francisco were than 3 months difference in ages birds. Crow and children. Mr. and $8.40. Usually Ufe-long resistance to pox Rankin Mrs. Oliver Sandy. Colbert Patter Infection Is produced In birds by one son, Wool Markets and Mrs. J. D. Ayres and Some Improvement Phone I7-Nyssa vaccintation, properly applied. It son. Mr. was shown In Horseshoe pitching. Chinese has to contain live pox virus to be checkers, music, picnic lunch and the wool market at Boston the past effective and actually causes a a good visit was enjoyed. Fieldman Raleigh Walker week despite seasonal Influences slight Infection when used. Individ that generally tned to restrict the D O N ’T G A M B L E -S e e Us About ual birds that have previously had Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shultz and volume of trade. The Boston mar and survived pox Infection become children spent the Fourth at Iron ket has held up better than many Immune to the disease and will show side. anticipated. The unexpected per Mr. and Mrs. Em Bush and sister sistence in demand has caused wool no reaction to vaccine. Mrs. Turner also Ensor Bush and prices to show a firming tendency. Things to Remember were at Vale the Fourth. Quotations steadied on graded ter Cull the flock before vaccination, family ritory wools, and some houses Mrs. Jim McDeRoe had as her vaccinate only HEALTHY birds. guests the Fourth her parents and transacted a fair business in origin Phone 53 Delay selling vaccinated birds Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich and al bags brought 64c to 66c, scoured Notary from 30 days to six weeks after in- sisters, Bonds daughters. Elsie and Betty of Nyssa, basis. Mixed clips of fine and half- noculatton. also her sister and husband, Mr. and blood territory wools received a fair If a poultryman is in a section of Mrs. Harry Keller and son of Boise. demand at 63c to 64c, scoured basis the country where pox has pre Mrs. Olive Sandy's mare “Mug viously occured, it is best to vaccin gins" died July 6, a keenly felt loss. Nyssa Travelers Robbed— Here are some suggestions ate—because one serious scourge of “Muggins’ ’having been her com pox will cost more than several panion for 17 years. Many former According to the Salt Lake City “Desert News”, a car driven by years supply of vaccine. Vaccina pupils for Nyssa’s first Dollar Days remember “Muggins”. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Reitenbaugh of tion is not desirable In communities Mr. will and Mrs. E. N. Fields and where fowl pox has never occurred. daughter of Weiser came up Sunday Nyssa was reportedly forced from Treatment of Birds With Pox to spend the holidays at the home the highway one mile east of the 5 Gallon, Galvanized Ogden airport early Saturday When birds In production develop of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cario. They morning Reg. $1.10. $ Day by two thugs, who with pox, there is almost certain to be returned home Wednesday. pointed gun robbed them of over a severe drop In egg production and Mrs. Grace Lewellen who left $40 and stripped the distributor frequently heavy death loss. July 3 for Rockford, 111., to make U o n L r o u ic Pisto1 GriP- ReS- $L25 the car. There are two very practical her home with a brother reached from $ Day Special, Only Mr. Reitenbaugh was able to get things that can be done by way of there July 6. the California license number of treatment. The first is to give the Mr. and Mrs. John Lewellen and the driven by the bandits and CRE-SO-FEC .................... p t . $M D A T U birds dairly dustings with a disin family visited Abe Lewellen at the Utah car law enforcement agencies LICE POWDER 12 oz. can 3 0 c f D U lll ) I Reg. $1.45, Only fecting dusting powder to help expel hospital In Ontario. hope to trace them by It. the excess mucus which forms in the throat. The other Is to mix a Good Time Keepers. good tonic with the mash for a 7-10 C H O W MIX PIG FEED Reg. $1.25. $ Day Special day period to Insure the proper feed Nyssa is Y O U R Town! and water consumption during the | worst stage. Sale foHDoHar Days G et your $ for $ Days — BINDING T W IN E Up from Jordan Valley— From Your Mrs. Robert Long visited C A \ IL D . L Standard Plymouth (P ii f C at Mr. the and parental T. Long home | l b . Dale Famous Green Top / J Saturday and with J. Mayor Cream-Eggs-Poultry and Mrs | ----------------------• ----------------------- R A Thompson on Sunday. • at the CASH BUYERS POTATOES-ONIONS FALL LETTUCE F.H.HOGUE Main’s Cleaners FARMERS- m AND GRAIN INSURANCE ■ W JV W JW -V NYSSA REALTY PURINA uvestock SPRAY 1% Gals. $1 Poultry Raisers Special Oil Cans H3CKS3WS Cream Freezers?Qt -ize Westclox DU - 100 lbs. SI ,65 Approved Purina Mixing Station Your John Deere Dealer • Baldridge Implement Co. Phone 113 Nyssa Trip to Portland— On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Thompson drove to Portland on business and their aunt, Mrs. Abe Vaughn and her son who had been visiting at the J. T. Long home in j Arcadia went with them. .O* A NEW U. S. 600x16 TUBE A L TH O M PSO N & SO N S P R IN G V A L L E Y B U TTER C O . WILEY A, CLOWERS Mgr H Block South Boise Payette For Only (1 A I ’ COAL—GRAIN—FEED Phone 26 ■ . ■ . w w w v . w WITH PURCHASE of NEW 600x16,4 ply li. S. TIRE at $8.95 (T in Price Includes Old Tire and Tub*I Corresponding Prices on Other Sizes in Stock pay T H O M P S O N O IL C O . - Nyssa
