Nyssa gate city journal., August 03, 1939, Image 1

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Published at Nyssa, Oregon,
JOURNAL
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE
~~$7.50 PER YEAR
VOLUME XXXIV NO. 30_________________________________________ NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1989
TUNE UP JALOPIES Beet Growers
NYSSA COUPLE IN
Band Concerts,
Storage Plant AUTO
STATE PICNICS
FOR COUNTY FAIR,
ACCIDENT
Colorado-Oregon
Picnic.
Big
BOYS ADVISED
Hold Meeting
Athletics
For
Opens Monday Edgar Dilley and his wife, Mar­ Bend park, near Adrian, Aug.
are recovering from injuries 6 .
"Tune up your Model T, for the EXECUTIVE BOARD MAPS
PLANT TO BE MOST MODERN garet,
received in a head-on automobile Kentucky-Idaho and Eastern Fall Festival
last day of the Malheur County DRIVE
FOR NEW MEMBERS
IN INTERMOUNTAIN DISTRICT accident
near McCall early Sunday j Oregon, Municipal park at
—
y
Fair," Vernon Jackson said this
PAYETTE
SCHOOL
BAND
morning.
Aug. 27. begins at 1 p. WILL JOIN PARADE
week to the boys of the county. The The executive board of the Nyssa
L. T. (Doc) Marshall, announced In the car with the Dilley's at the Boise,
m.
hundred mile jallopy race scheduled
today that his new venture, the time
District Sugar Beet Grow­
the accident were Mr. and Minnesota-Oregon. August 6.
for that day will bring $150 to the Factory
ers association held its regular
Polar Cold Storage and Locker Mrs. of Grant
Band
concerts,
athletic
events,
Gardner
of
Fruitland.
winner
with
big
prize
money
to
Bring
your
own
lunch.
Free
plant would be opened Monday, In the other car figuring in the coffee and ice cream. Wilcox such as boxing and wrestling, those who chug in behind.
monthly meeting in the city hall
August. The plant represents an crash were four people from Boise,
Tuesday.
Those attending were
greased
pig
race,
greased
pole
climb­
Orders for the race include the Charles Marshall,
chairman;
investment of about $12,000 and is one of whom, a woman received park ekqt of Ontario.
ing.
horse
pulling
contest
and
two
one that the car must be a Wm. Hogg, Homed Nyssa,
ale;
Tom
Harris,
the only modem plant of it’s kind cuts about the head and a man is Kansas Picnic. 12 noon. Aug­ parades were added to the events big
car, no "make and break Payette, and Wm. Carson, Weiser.
between Salt Lake City and Port­ suffering from a cut on the head, ust 6. Gala Gardens, Payette- to take place during the Nyssa Fall stock
sparks,”
no
“overhaul
values,”
no
land.
L. Fletcher is secretary of the
other two people in the car Ontario junction. Bring your Festival September 15 and 16.
bodies," in other words A.
association.
The new plant, according to the
On Friday 17. it is the plan of the "underslung
were
uninjured.
Washington. D. C. News Bureau of Marshall,
no
“souped
up,"
cars
will
be
allowed
Routine matters of business was
is equipped with a chill­ Mrs. Dilley had four teeth knock­
committee to stage a 4-H stock par­ to enter.
the Nyssa Gate City Journal ing room where
taken up and a plan for en­
meats are first chill­ ed out and Dilley suffered a cut
ade after the close of the judging in Boys around Nyssa and Vale are first
larging
associations member­
ed,
a
processing
room
where
the
the
Nyssa
Sales
yard
at
the
foot
of
W
e
ste
rn
Idaho
Fair
WASHINGTON, D. C. August 3— meat will be cut before it is wrap­ over one eye which required two
to see their local Legion command­ ship was the
taken up. During this dis­
Second street. Then on Saturday er
stitches.
It is under cover yet, but the de­ ped,
for
further
details
on
the
race,
the accomplishments of the
freezing room main­
at 4 p. m. the committee plan on in Ontario see Wilmer Boyer or cussion,
D ates S e t For
partment of state is alarmed at the tained a at sharp
association were given.
of 10 de­
staging a five division parade, in­ Vernon Jackson.
number of alien plotters and con­ grees below a temperature
Briefly, the following is a history
where the meat,
cluding the Payette school, and
spirators and gangs of assassins who vegetables and zero,
A u g . 2 2 -2 6
of
the association which was form­
fruit
will
be
quickly
Nyssa
city
band,
a
children’
s
divis­
are planning the overthrow of frozen to preseive their freshness,
ed
in 1938.
ion,
commercial
floats
and
fraternal
friendly governments. Many of and the locker room itself where the
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AND or civic organizations.
In
the first year of its existence
these aliens are known and their temperature of 10 degrees to 15 de­
CONTESTS FOR FIVE DAYS
the association was instrumental in
The Nyssa Civic club has asked
purpose is known but there is no grees above zero will be maintained FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR
bringing about a reduction in the
that due to an unexpected interest
federal law by which the revolu­ all times.
(Special)—When the en­ in
cost of seed to the growers. For
CHILDREN OF NYSSA VICINITY try BOISE
the
flower
show
that
the
exhibi­
tionists and assassins can be either at The
lists are completed within the tion hall be changed to the store $73,000 BUILDING READY
the 1939 contract however the asso­
plant
will
have
200
lockers
jailed or deported. Until the con­ available immediately with 200 later In conjunction with the Red Cross next two weeks, nearly every south­ room in the Western hotel. The
ciation
was successful In keeping
FOR
PLACING
OF
EQUIPMENT
gress provides the necessary legisla­ to be added. These lockers are of national swim week which is to be ern Idaho county will be represent­ Civic club have agreed to furnish
the
price
of sugar beet seed to 14
tion these foreigners can conspire to the most modern design, are made held for this district at the pool in ed on the dairy cattle, horse, beef the prizes for this division of the
per pound and raising the
seize governments, murder presi­ of sanitary steel and will hold 300 Ontario from Monday, August 7 to cattle and swine herd registration Fall Festival, the prize ribbons to be The Board of Directors of the cents
price of beets 12 cents per
Nyssa Union high school met Sat­ contract
dents and high state officials and pounds of meat or other foodsutffs. Saturday, August 12 inclusive, the books of the Western Idaho State
in each bracket.
by the committee.
urday and accepted, as substantially ton Joining
be immune in the United States. The rental according to Marshall local chapter of. the Red Cross has Fair to be held at Boise, August 22 furnished
other associations in
Inquiry has been made from a complete the $73,000 high school September with
President Roosevelt knows the will be a nominal amount, well with­ arranged fair transportation for to 26. inclusive, said Fair Manager carnival
of
1938,
the Nyssa asso­
company
in
regards
to
lo­
b
u
i
l
d
i
n
g
from
the
contractors
facts and is much concerned, for in the reach of the farmer or city children from this area wishing to Frank Winzeler this week.
ciation
secured
a
single
rate for
cating
in
Nyssa
during
the
Fall
Ritchie and Son.
the anarchist groups are seeking to
Dairy herds, said Winzeler, have Festival.
pulling, topping and loading of
take advantage of swimming in­ already
The
building
was
constructed
with
overthrow governments in South dweller.
been
entered
from
all
of
the
No estimates on the saving
of interest to all struction during this swim week.
The next meeing of the Fall Fes­ the aid of a 45 per cent grant from beets.
America, some of the 20 republics One of feature,
dairy sections, thus assuring tival
to
the
large
number of growers were
the lockers, is that the Classes for beginners will star', state's
committee
will
be
held
in
the
Public
Words
Administration.
embraced in the administration's users
the biggest dairy show in the his­ Nyssa city hall tomorrow. Friday, at
available,
but
it was agreed that it
Polar
Cold
Storage
and
Locker
each
morning
at
9
o’
c
lock
and
'
1
Built
on
a
15
acre
tract,
the
new
"good neighbor" policy. Inside facts plant will be open for its clients 24 continue through until 11:15 for tory of the state.
was
of
a
considerable
saving to. the
8:30
p.
m.
school
building
has
facilities
for
of the plots are as sensational and hours a day. with an attendant on advanced pupils.
Competition among the various
grower.
home
economics,
Smith-Hughes
thrilling as any fiction story on hand at all times.
branches
of
purebred
livestock
is
It is the plan of the executive
A bus will leave Nyssa each expected to l e the keenest in years.
work shops, an athletic field, which board
spies and international intrigue. Mr. The plant is designed not only for morning
of the association to Increase
8:30 from the Metho­ Idaho’s dairy cattle will be compet­ M alheu r C ou nty
when
completed
will
provide
a
track,
Roosevelt realizes the embarrass­ the storage of meats but any type dist church at for
the number of tare men during the
those wishing to ing against the famed Jersey, Guern­
baseball
and
football
field.
ment of trying to strengthen the of foodstuffs, according to Marshall. take advantage all
loading season.
this opportunity sey and Holstein herds of the Utah Leads S ta te In
Contracts for the equipment have 1939
bonds of friendship with a South "In constructing this modem type to learn to swim of correctly
Last
the association had one
under
the
been let and the work of installing man for year
American republic while at the of cold storage plant, it was our tuteledge of competent instructors State Agricultural college.
this purpose.
will
be
completed
in
time
for
the
same time the United States is har­ idea
Entertainment
at
the
fair
will
be
“In the near future the growers
to offer to the public a place and the local chapter of the Red unusual with special attractions and Sto ck Census
fall term of school.
boring assassins and revolutionaries which
will be faced with a problem fol­
they could store such Cross is urging all children to take contests scheduled for each after­
as they work out plans to destroy in
lowing the expiration of the pres­
foodstuffs as, berries or vegetables, advantage of this service.
10 YEAR PERIOD SHOWS
that particular republic.
noon and night of the five days. LAST
ent National Sugar Act. In order
and
imagine
having
sweet
corn,
ber­
CATTLE
INCREASE
123
%
All
those
wishing
to
enter
this
Some fine day the lid will be lift­ ries and other vegetables served years classes should register with Winzeler said that many of the at­
that our Industry shall be stabilized
ed from this situation and the with garden freshness at Christmas Mrs Dick Tensen at her home on tractions would be announced at a Malheur county leads the state
and that each of the producing
papers will be carrying first page time,” Marshall said.
later
date.
•
areas shall be assured a fair share
average in a recent survey of farm
and Ehrgood or with Mrs.
stories. For the present, however, W. K. Worsley, sales engineer of Fourth
in the United States domestic mar­
stock compiled by H. H. Anderson
P. Thomas at the Journal of­
secrecy surrounds the facts which Salt Lake City, Utah, will give a Louis
livestock loan Inspector for the LACK OF PI.AYER INTEREST ket, we must exert our united ef­
VIVIAN HIGBY
have been disclosed to only a few lecture and demonstration to the fice. not later than August 6.
forts toward securing favorable ac­
First National Bank of Portland. MAY FORCE WITHDRAWAL
high officials. A bill is now being public at 8 p. m„ on the opening
MAULED
BY
BULL
tion
by the next session of congress,
Malheur
county,
since
1928
to
drafted by the state department day. Monday. Those who have made
and
only wll our
1938
shows
an
Increase
of
123
per
The
Nyssa
baseball
team
as
a
Vivian Higby, 17, daughter of cent in cattle, a decrease of 21 per forerunner of possible withdrawal needs by be association
which will be introduced by a sen­ arrangements for locker space in
presented, and our influ­
Leon
Higby
was
alive
today
due
to
ator of the Pacific Northwest pos­ the
cold storage plant will be shown
in the number of sheep, an from the Idaho-Oregon baseball ence be persuasive in the enacting
the presence of mind and the calm cent
sibly next January.
in
detail
how
their
products
will
increase
of 40 per cent in the num­ league, postponed, indefinitely, (he of beneficial laws.” Charles Marsh­
efforts
of
her
12
year
old
sister,
It All Depends
be
prepared
for
the
lockers.
Wor­
ber
of
hogs
old dobbin, the scheduled game with Payette that all said in an interview.
Mary Lou, when a 2 year old bull horse, not to and
Social Security board cut off sley has had a long experience in COUNTY SHOWS INCREASE
be
outdone
increased was to have been played Sunday.
knocked Vivian down and began his numbers by 76 per cent.
"match” money to Ohio because the the field of cold storage plants, and FOR MONTH OF JULY
The Reason for the plans to withdraw FIRST TABULATIONS
pawing
and
butting
her,
Wednesday.
monthly checks for old-age assist­ complimented
Marshall
on
his
judg­
averages
show
that
Malheur
county
from the league is lack of player in­
On
being
knocked
down
by
the
ance carried a note announcing the ment in putting in such a modern The early shipment of potatoes
leads
the
state
averages.
For
the
terest on the part of a few ‘key’ ON QUEEN CONTEST
bull.
Vivian
remained
as
motion-
governor was a candidate for re- plant.
from Malheur county has resulted ’less as possible, while Mary Lou state the averages are cattle, an men.
according to members of the
election. Now SSB is under control “People living in this part of the in a substantial increase of car­
By LOUISE AIKEN
increase of 25.3 per cent; sheep a team.
drove
the
animal
off
by
throwing
of Paul V. McNutt and the monthly country
load
shipments
to
eastern
markets
should make a special ef­
decrease of 25.7 per cent; hogs, a Last Sunday at Vale the Nyssa Due to the length of the entire
stones
and
sticks
at
it.
bulletin mailed to beneficiaries in fort to see
this wonderfully mod­ for the month of July.
of 15.3 per cent, and horses team, minus its pitching staff and tabulations, the following standing
The father found his daughter decrease
Indiana (an official publication' is ern storage plant,
Nyssa leads Vale and Ontario in unconscious
because
there
is
a
decrease
of 36.3 per cent.
two outfielders went down to a of candidates for the Malheur
and
although
painfully
boosting him for the democratic nothing like it in this part of the the number of carloads shipped out,
Jefferson
county
was
the
only
score
of 24 to 0.
county fair queen contest is for
bruised,
no
bones
were
broken.
nomination for president. McNutt
it was revealed yesterday by E. C. Vivian is reported as recovering county in the state that topped
three districts only, Nyssa. Adrian
has not cracked down on Indiana, country.” Wbrsley said.
Crandall, local station master for from her terrifying experience.
Malheur
in
increase
in
cattle,
that
and
Jordan Valley:
which is his home state, for doing
JAPANESE
CLUB
TO
the Union Pacific. Crandall’s fig­
county showing an increase of 150
District No. 5
what Ohio did. Beneficiaries in PRAY RE-APPOINTED ures, gathered from the other two
PLAY
TWO
GAMES
per
cent.
Betty
Skinner,
1.200, Louise Kllng-
Oregon and Washington will soon AS HEAD OF STATE
cities shows that Nyssa. during July NYSSA DELEGATION
The
report,
compiled
by
Ander­
back,
100,
Nadine
Crocker, 850,
receive similar propaganda.
shipped out 224 carloads of potatoes, TREKS TO BAKER
sets for his reasoning for the The J. A. A. C., a Japanese organ­ Juanita Franklin. 250 and Emma
POLICE FORCE
Vale 104. and Ontario 90. Figures The Nyssa delegation, 25 strong, son,
West Shows Water Power
in cattle by saying. “In the ization. announced this week that Nein, 7700.
Survey of potential water power SALEM—The fate of no Oregon for last year show that Nyssa .dur­ composed of Chamber of Commerce increase
past
10
we witness the ac­ a double-header baseball game be­
District No. 7
in the United States, just completed, public official ever aroused greater ing July, had shipped only 63 car­ members and Lions clubs went to cumulated years
tween that club and the Asahl club Eleanor Haworth, 30,581, Joyce
surplus
of
various
com­
places Washington state at the
and observe most of all from Hood River will be played on Ashcraft, 1410, Gloria Glascock, 120,
interest than did that of loads of the tubers.
Baker last Tuesday night, to attend modities,
head of the list, with Oregon second public
production
including agri­ the Ontario ball field this coming Donna Ashcraft. 20.070, Ethel Farns­
Chas.
P.
Pray,
superintendent
of
a joint meeting of service clubs in cultural, at values,
and California third. Washington's state police last week.
low
ebb
and have seen Sunday at 2 p. m.
worth, 320 and Louise Hinton. 830.
L.
D.
S.
LEADER
that city.
potential power shows 8-768,000 Publication of a rumor that Pray
the
farmer
scurrying
hither
and
District No. 8
Frank
Morgan
acted
as
toastmas­
BALLARD
DIES
horespower available 90 per cent of was scheduled to “walk the plank" Word was received here in L. D.
yon
in
an
effort
to
find
a
market
Returns Home—
Irene
Yturrl,
200 and Dorothy
ter
for
the
Nyssa
group,
and
Ray
G.
the time and 12.021,00 available 50 at the expiration of his term S. church circles, that Melvin J.
for his crops. In many cases this Mrs. John Bishop of Billings, Baltzar, 100.
Larson,
manager
of
the
Nyssa
dis­
per cent of the time. Oregon's po­ brought a flood of protests to the Ballard, a member of the quorum trict factory spoke on “What the market was found within himself, Mont., who has been visiting several Rating as of July 30. Entries Into
tential horsepower available 90 per executive department from every of the twelve apostles of the L. D.
placing on his farm small days with Mrs. Evans Jones, left contest closes August 5. Votes can
Beet Industry Means to Eastern through
cent of the time is 4.502.000 and corner of the state.
numbers of beef or dairy cows, or today for her home.
be cast for girls in any district.
church died in Salt Lake Sunday Oregon” Other Nyssa speakers breeding
6,104,000 available 50 per cent of In announcing the reappointment S.
ewes, or in the feed pens,
of
this
week
after
a
month’s
illness.
were
Bernard
Frost,
president
of
the time. The three Pacific coast of Pray last Friday, Governor Ballard, who was 66 at the time the Nyssa Chamber of Commerce cattle or lambs to be fattened for At Anthony Lakes—
states have 4167 per cent of all Sprague characterized the rumors of his death, began his evangelical
market. * • *’’
and Bumal Brown.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazln and DRIVERS EXAMINER
the power which is available 90 per as
number of head of stock in family,
“reporters’
guesses”
but
at
the
career
under
the
late
Brigham
H.
was furnished by the Total
and Mrs. R. A. Tacke of HERE NEXT FRIDAY
cent of the time. It will always be same time he explained that he was Roberts and serving missions in the the Entertainment
are as follows: Cattle, 296,- Ontario. Dr. Miss
Satin Songsters” com­ 856: state
Sarazln of The examiner of operators and
potential until there are enough investigating certain phases of the northern and northwestern states. posed “White
824.473: hogs, 28.638; Boise. Miss Eva Isobelle
Mrs. Laura McCoy, Mrs. horses. sheep,
Boydell and Warren chauffeurs
people to supply a market.
49.612.
state police problem which indicat­ He was named an apostle early in Wilma of Flemming,
will be in Nyssa. Friday.
Ruth Wamecke
Larsen of Twin Falls spent the week August 11. at
Sticks and Stones
ed that he was undecided and that
the city hall between
and Sally Fyllingsness.
end at Anthony Lake.
John Llewellyn Lewis, head of there was some foundation for the 1919.
Special Speaker—
the hours of 11 a m , and 5 p. m .
CIO. who contributed $500,000 (dues rumors.
Miss Myrtle Walmsey of New
according to an announcement
Evangelistic Services—
Born—
from union members) to the Roose­
Mexico will given an illustrated talk Daughter
from
the secretary of state’s office.
Beginning
on
Wednesday
evening,
A
daughter
was
born
on
August
velt campaign in 1936. is really as Taken to Hospital—
on
the
life
and
condition
of
the
All
wishing permits or li­
August
2.
the
local
Nazarene
church
to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrison of censes those
ROUND TOWN Spanish people, at the Methodist 2 Jamieson
fnad at President Roosevelt as he Is Martin Osborn of Kingman Kol- is holding evangelistic services every
to drive cars are asked to
at teh Brlttlngham Nurs­ get in touch
at Vice President Gamer. His call­ ony is under the care of Dr. L. A. evening at 8 o'clock with Evangelist Biggest spuds of the week were church Sunday evening.
with the examiner dur­
ing home in Ontario.
ing Gamer “an evil old man.” is Maulding at Holy Rosary hospital R. W. Jackson speaking, and to shown by Bunny Schweizer whose
ing
these
hours.
tuber
topped
the
scales
at
3
pounds
paralleled by his charge that Mr. for treatment and care following an which the public is cordially invited.
Improves From Injuries—
5 ounces, and a White Rose grown E. M Spencer who last week re­ Son Born—
Roosevelt was an ingrate when the acute abdominal attack.
Mr.
Jackson
is
a
forceful
and
in­
the John Lackey place and toted ceived severe bums from ignited A baby boy was born to Mr. and Visits In Ontario—
president sat silent during the sit
teresting speaker with a full under­ on
back
forth by Walt Alfred that gasoline is reported by his physi­ Mrs. E. L. Kingston of Kingman Mrs. Betty La Frenz returned the
down strikes. And from the whis­ House Guest—
of his work, which makes came and
in
at
pounds 15 ounces and cian. Dr. L. A Maulding to be re­ Kolony on Tuesday wtih Dr. L. A. first of the week from a weeks visit
pers which have circulated in Wash­ Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Poage of standing
heart felt message each night a a runner-up 2 by
with friends in Ontario.
Klaas Tensen of 2 covering nicely.
ington for two years, the president Torrington. Neb . are house guests his
Maulding attending.
worth listening to.
pounds
4
ounces
.
.
.
then
there’s
has his own opinion mot flattering), of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Trent. They sermon
song services by local tal­
one of Ed Dilly’s at the bank Has Narrow Escape—
of Lewis. It was the sit-down strike are on their return from a visit to ent Special
NYSSA MARKETS
will also be a feature of these the
Out—
. . . it took a special set of scales Frank Deasy who works on the Tonsils
and the administrations refusal to the fair at San Francisco.
Thursday
Quotations
|
meetings.
Allene
Talbot,
oldest
daughter
of
. . . and the Wednesday evening Bert Burroughs ranch at Napton Mrs. Jenny Talbot was among the
step in and establish law and order
By Wiley C'lowers
band
concerts
getting
better
’n’
bet­
that caused the break between the
Siding fell from a farm wagon this
Orade A _____________ .23
THE WEATHER
for Vacation—
ter . . . then there’s the human morning and narrowly escaped be­ tonsil losers at the Sarazln Medical Cream,
vice president and president. Cactus Following are the weeks tempera­ Leave
Cream, Grade B ...............................22
On
Friday
A.
M.
Highsmith.
Joe
clinic
last
Tuesday.
Jack, after telling the president tures as given by the local Reclama- Paulus and Glenn Whitman left for fiend who put six cats in a sack and ing ground beneath the combine.
CASH PRICE
hung them on the slaughter house As it was he escaped with a bruised
what he thought, packed up and tlon office.
Eggs, large _____________
15
California
and
the
worlds
fair
at
to die in the summer's heat and sprained right shoulder and a Baby Born—
went home to Texas, not returning Date
Hens, h ea v y _____ __
.11
Low High 8an Francisco Mrs Highsmith who fence
and four of them did . . . the boys badly lacerated head and face. He On Sunday morning a son was Hens, light and Leghorn ....
until Mr Roosevelt requested him July 27
09
58 107 has been attending summer school at
the market are hoping that the was taken to the Sarazln medical bom to Mr and Mrs. Wm. Duffy
to return and smooth out the fight July 28
Springs
107 Joined them at Orants Pass They guilty
............
5«
persons
get
the
same
treat­
the Infant developed a defective Colored, under 4 lbs................. .11
over the court bill.
69 106 expect to remain about 10 days or ment for Just one hour but we’d clinic and Is reported to be In good but
July 29
heart and lived only two days, al­ Heavy, 4 lbs. and u p __________ .13
condition.
Reclamation Money
53 89 two weeks
July 30
stretch it to a day . . Hoxle's curves
though Dr J J. Sarazln had him Light and Leghorn _____
.09
One of the arguments for ear­ July 31
57 95
breaking behind the batter Sunday m With Pneumonia—
removed to the Ontario hospital Cockerels .....
.04
marking 90 million dollars for rec­ August 1
51 96 Visits in Orden—
. . Jim Caldwell has learned to Dr L. A. Maulding reports C. A. for care he passed away Wednes­
Egg Market
lamation projects in the lending­ August 2
53 103 Ed Boydell left on Monday eve­ catch
rabbits without salt.
( Trade In Price)
improving from an attack of lobar day morning and graveside services
spending bill so bitterly fought, was
ning for a visit with friends in Og­
Water in Owyhee Dam
were held at 10 o’clock this morning Eggs .......
18
den.
496.330 acre feet
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Swim Week Set
By Red Gross
Hi School Board
Accepts Building
Nyssa May Drop
Out Of League
Nyssa Leads In
Spud Shipments