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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1939
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NYSSA G ATE CITY JOURNAL’S
PROGRAM
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Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Fanners
A Properly Equipped Trailer Camp
A City Park
A Comprehensive Street Improvement
Plan
OPPOSTITION FROM OUR
WASHINGTON BENEFACTORS (? )
whole program (Sugar Act of 1937) of
T HE
protection and benefits is based upon a
fair division of the United Statets market. It
would not be to the interest of either American
farmers as a whole, or o f American consumers
to reduce Cuba’s share of this market. Cuba has
long been one of our most important foreign
markets for agricultural and industrial products.
The republic normally takes about 40 per cent
of all our agricultural exports to Latin American
counties, and chief among her purchases of farm
products are wheat flour, potatoes and other
vegetables, lard and other meat products, rice,
and fruits and nuts. The large decline in our
imports o f Cuban sugar from 1928 to 1932 is
estimated to have been accompanied by a re­
duction in the Cuban market for American agri­
cultural products from more than 800,000 arces
of our land. Between 1933 and 1938, however,
Cuba’s purchases o f all kinds from us rose from
$22.074,000 to $75,152,000, an increase o f more
than 230 per cent.
•‘If more sugar is used by American consum­
ers the present program provides for a corres­
ponding increase in the quota o f the beet area.
Unless the market expands, however, the quota
o f any one group of producers cannot be en­
larged without lowering the quotas of other
groups and thus destroying the balance o f the
whole system.”
The above Mr. and Mrs. American Farmer, is
the last two paragraphs of a pamphlet issued by
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and his sugar
section. This pamphlet was withdrawn from
circulation after 600 copies had been sent out.
Not only was this pamphlet withdrawn from
publication, but those who received the first
issue were asked to return them.
Those two paragraphs (printed at government
expense) show the attitude of Wallace and his
sugar section toward building up the income of
the American fanner. It forecasts the opposi­
tion that the American sugar beet and sugar
cane grower can expect at the next session of
Congress when the new draft o f the sugar act
comes up for consideration.
Wallace harps on our exports to Cuba, yet
fails to have any part in bringing our trade bal­
ance with Cuba to somewhere near balance. In
1938 we purchased from Cuba $105.840.000
while the value of Cuba’s purchase from us was
$76.329,000 or a balance in favor of the Cuban’s
of about $30.000,000. We wonder if that sort of
business is to the benefit of the American farm­
er or the American consumer? Cuba, at the be­
ginning o f the World war produced 10 per cent
o f the world's consumption of sugar, which dur­
ing the war jumped up to 25 per cent and. to
quote the magazine Time, "T o move the sugar
crop, American banks opened subsidiaries in
Havana, with the Chase National bank and the
National City bank o f New York taking the
lead." We wonder just how much of those
banks influence is still down in Cuba?
The lament about the loss of sales to Cuba
amounting to 800,000 acres is pure buncomb—
if Cuba lops o ff their purchases by that much,
then the American sugar beet grower can put
this amount into sugar beets, which will take
exactly this amount of acreage out o f the grain
producing market. Even by doing this, the
American sugar beet grower would not be able
to produce enough sugar to meet the demands of
American consumer.
And right at this point we want to make our­
selves clear— we ask that every Oregon Senator
and Congressman, o f whatever political com­
plexion, when he gets back to Washington at the
II Williams; Herbert C. Williams.
Kathryn Jones; J. N. Jones; Alice
Garden Club to Meet—
Laurence L. Williams; Alian T. B.
Jones; Wm. Jefferson Jones;
Morgan Park Garden club held
Williams:
Frank T. Morgan, Ad­
Alice Annette Jones; Marjorie
ministrator of the Estate of
its regular business meeting Aug
Marie Jones; A. Robinson, W. D
; ÍÁ / ¿
L'nanes D. Williams, Deceased.
Sherwood; Melissa Smith, Edith
9 at the Jamison home in Beuna
W. B tloxle; Lulu L Hoxie; H. F.
Allen; Ruth Talbot; J. R. Jolly;
Vista with Mrs. John Ridder as hos- | E.
Brown; Winifred Brown Tnomas.
Florence Jolly; P. J. Gallagher;
tess. A social hour followed the ] Mabel Judge Kester; Mildred
Louis P Thomas; A. O. Hmsch.
Albert Hinsch; Loring Tayloi.
Rester; Randall Kester; Barbara
business session and luncheon was
Guardian
of the person and estate
Kester,
Bank
of
Malheur,
a
bank­
served to 35 guests and members.
of Albert Hinsch, an insane per­
ing corporation; Michael Joyce;
It was decided that hereafter the
son; the unknown heirs, if any,
United States National Bank of
Ministers or others Interested in church publicity are Invited to use regular meeting day would be
of Lennox B Boyle, Deceased;
Portland, a national banking as­
the columns of the Journal to carry important message* and notices Thursday. The next meeting will
and also all other persons or per­
sociation; Fred Haines; Gem Irri­
to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of
son unknown claiming any right,
gation
District,
a
municipal
cor­
be August 24 at the Kurtz home.
each week.
title, estate, lien or interest in or
poration; Owyhee County, a muni­
to the real property described In
cipal corporation; National Sure­
METHODIST COMMUNITY
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
the complaint on file herein, De­
ty
Company,
a
corporation;
High
Legal Advertising
CHURCH
SCIENTIST
fendants.
& Fritchman Company, a corpor­
To
Nyssa Improvement Company,
ation; Crawford Moore, Trustee;
Floyd E. White, Pastor
215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
a
dissolved corporation; C. C. Wil­
and
also
all
other
persons
or
per­
Sunday school 10 o’clock. A place Department of the Interior, Gen­
A branch of the Mother Church,
son unknown, claiming any right, son; W. A. Teutsch; Alida B
eral Land Office at The Dalles,
the First Church of Christ, Sclent- for everyone in the school Lesson
title or interest in anti to the real Teutsch; David Canham; Elizabeth
Oregon, July 26, 1939.
property described in the appli­ Canham; Clara Canham; Charles
topic, "What Beverage Alcohol C 06 ts
test, in Boston, Massachusetts.
NOTICE is hereby given that
cation on file herein, Defendants. Canham; Charles H. Williams; Her­
The Wednesday evening meeting, Our Community.”
Walter Mellville Thompson,
of
To: Owhee County, a municipal bert C. Williams; Laurence L. Wil­
Morning worship 11:15. Sermon Nyssa, Oregon, Rt. No. 2, who, on
at which time testimonials of Christ
corporation; National Surety Com­ liams; Allan T. B. Williams; A. O.
lan healing and remarks on Christ­ Theme “Gods Answer to the World.” July 8, 1936, made Original Home­ pany. a corporation; High & Fritch­ Hinsch; the unknown heirs, if any,
Epworth League 7 p. m. Idelene stead Entry, Act June 17, 1902, No. man Company, a corporation; Bur- of Lennox B. Boyles, Deceased; and
ian Science are given. Is held at
030325, for N W '.N E 'i or Farm Unit bridge & Bales, a co-partnership; also all other persons or person un­
Maw leader.
eight o'clock.
"B” , Section 23, Township 19 S., Ellen Marie Doolittle; D. E. Baird known claiming any right, title,
Junior League at the same hour Range 46 E . Willamette Meridian, and
T ie Reading Room Is located in
Sarah A. Baird, husband and estate, lien or interest in or to the
has tiled notice of intention to make wife; J. T. Bales; F. M. Cole; F. L. real property described in the com­
the Church Building, where the in the basement of the church.
Evening worship 8 p. m. Sermon final Proof, to establish claim to the Lilly; L. A McBride; Harry T. plaint on file herein, of the above
Bible and authorized
Christian
land above described, before Geo. K. Lackey; Ruth DeNise; C. R Emi- named defendants:
Science Literature may be read, bor­ topic “Bowing Down'".
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Aiken, U. S. Commissioner, Ontario, son. Trustee; W
D. Sherwood;
On Friday evening at 8 p. m. Dr. Oregon, on the 8th. day of Septem­ Melissa Smith; Edith F. Allen; Ruth OF OREGON, You and each of you
rowed or purchased, and Is open
hereby
are required to appear and
every day from two to four p. m„ ex­ Hamilton will be here to hold the ber, 1939
Talbot; J. R. Jolly; Florence Jolly;
Claimant names as witnesses'. Mildred Kester; Randall Kester; answer the complaint filed against
fourth quarterly conference. This
cept Sunday and holidays.
Blackburn, Arthur Rouse. Rob­ Gem Irrigation District, a munici­ you in the above entitled court and
The public Is cordially invited to is the business session of the church Earl
ert Vest, Clarence Barrett all, of pal corporation; Crawford Moore, cause within four weeks after the
attend our services and make use o! where reports of the year's work Nyssa, Oregon.
Trustee; and also all other persons first publication of this summons,
W. F JACKSON.
or person unknown claiming any which date of first publication Is
are made and also plans for the
the Reading Room.
Register.
right, title or interest in and to the August 10., 1939, and if you fail so
new year are made.
First published August 3. 1939.
real property described in the appli­ to do. and for want therof, the
Last published August 31, 1939.
cation on file herein; of the above plaintiff will take a judgment and
PARMA LUTHERAN CHURCH
decree against you and each of you:
ASSEMBLY OF GOD GOSPEL
named defendants:
A. A. Schmidt, Pastor
You and each of you hereby are (1) Requiring you and each of you
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TABERNACLE
that the Owyhee Irrigation to set forth the nature of your claim
There will be no morning services
Sunday school will be held here Department of the Interior, Gen­ notified
claims, and determining all ad­
eral Land Office at The Dalles District, is the owner and holder of or
! on August 20. In the absence of the at 9 a m.. the next two Sundays,
Certificates of Delinquency num- verse claims that you may have in
| pastor the services will be held at instead of the regular hour of 10
and
to Lots 3 to -12, both inclusive,
NOTICE is hereby given that ??re<i,? 881 7888 a,55L 7882'
of Block 6, Teutsch’s Addition to
8:30 p. m.. conducted by Rev. Kel­ a. m.
David Eugene Brady, of Nyssa, Ore-
day °J Fe? r?,ary>,198?'
Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon;
lermann of Emmett. A cordial in-
There will be no morning meeting gon, who, on June 30, 1938, made the Tax Collector of the County of (2) Determining and adjudging that
I vitation is extended to all to attend or evening meetings here August Original Homestead Entry, A ct MMheur t o the mtal ai^ u n t of excepting Malheur County claim for
June 17, 1902, No. 031216, for Farm Eighteen Dollars <*1800,1 the same
the services.
20 and 27 as everyone is going to Unit “C” or S '-N W 'i, Section 12. being the amount then due and de- unpaid taxes, you and each of you
have no interest, estate, lien or
the snake River Valley camp meet­ Township 19 S„ Range 46 E . Will- linquent for irrigation district as- claim whatever in or to said des­
amette Meridian, has filed notice of sessments. and interest thereon ac-
ing,
at
the
Gala
Gardens
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
intention to make final Proof, to i erued and1 accruing .u p o n the real cribed property, and decreeing that
Everybody welcome.
Sixth near Main
establish claim to the land above I property ?£***?£}„ tg,„~ u„ri ,ridf!L ^ the plaintiff has a good and valid
The camp meeting will last 10 described, before George K. Aiken. Bales, of the above named defend: fee simple title thereto superior in
Vern W. Martin, Pastor
to each and all of your claims;
U. S. Commissioner, at Ontario, Ore ants, the owner of record, situated right
days. Beginning August 18 to 27
(3 > Excepting Malheur County claim
Ed Wild, Superintendent
gon, on the 7th. day of September, in said County anod State, more for
unpaid
taxes, that you and eacii
particularly
described
as:
Sunday scholo 10:00 a. m.
1939.
of you shall be forever enjoined
An undivided one-half inter­
SUNSET VALLEY REVIVAL
Claimant names as witnesses;
Come and bring the family.
and
debarred
from asserting any
est in the NEHSW 'i, the NW*4-
Meetings each evening at 8 oclock Ellis Warner, Mrs. Ellis Warner.
claim whatever in or to said land
NW'-i, and the SE ^N W ii all of
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
at the Charles Ditty ranch. Every­ Olin Lay, Robert Lay, all of On­
and premises adverse to the plain­
Section 36, Township 18 South
N. Y. P. S. 7:30 p. m.
tario, Oregon. Rt. No. 1.
tiff, and for such other and further
of Range 46 E. W. M.
one welcome.
W. F. JACKSON,
Prayer meeting every Wedneesday
relief
as to the Court shall seem
Said
defendants,
and
each
of
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Register.
them hereby are notified further meet and equitable in the premises,
I at 8 p. m.
First published July 27, 1939.
and
for
the plaintiff's costs and
that
the
Owyhee
Irrigation
District
W. P. M. S. meets every second
Last published August 24, 1939.
KINGMAN COMMUNITY
will apply to the Circuit Court of disbursements in this cause made
I Thursday of the month.
the County and State aforesaid for and incurred; and (4) Cancelling
CHURCH
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
a decree and judgment foreclosing transfer Certificates of Title Nos.
Ernest Tetwiler. Pastor
Department of the Interior,^Gen- j au cia¡ms and interest of the above 221. 253, 266, 285, 299 and 337 as to
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. E. G
eral Land Office at The Dalles named defendants and each and said Lots 3 to 12 inclusive of Block
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Oregon. July 25,
. 1939.
I every thereof and also foreclosing 6 of Teutsch’s Addition to Nyssa,
Osborn, superintendent.
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
NOTICE
is hereby
‘
.
given tha, the Hens against the property above and directing H. S. Sackett, Regis­
Morning worship II a. m.
Church and Sunday School at
Marion L. Kurtz, of Nyssa. Oregon.; described and mentioned in said trar, of the above named defendants
Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m.
who. on July 11, 1936. made Original certificates, and quieting title of to issue transfer certificate of title
9:30 Sunday.
Evening worship 8:30 p. m.
Homestead entry. Act June 17. 1902. the piaintiff in and to the N E 4- in lieu thereof upon filing of cer­
Communion the second Sunaa/ of
No. 030329. for W -vN E V E ‘ : N W , SW ‘ !. the W ' , N W ' „
and the tified copy of decree of the court
the month.
or Farm Unit "A ”. Section 8. Town- sEUNW 1* of Section 36, Twp. 18 S. and original deed from the defend­
L.
D.
S.
CHURCH
Guild meets second Wednesday of
ship 21 S. Range 46 E.. Willamette R 46 E w M . Malheur County, ant Loring Taylor, defendant and
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
Meridian, has filed notice of mten- Oregon, against each and every of Guardian, dated July 6, 1939.
each month at 2:30 p. m.
,malce final Proor. to estab- the above named defendants, and
11:30 a. m. Priesthood meeting.
This summons is served on you
lish claim to the land above des- you hereby are summoned to appear under order of the Honorable
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
cribed.
before
George K. Aiken, U. within 60 days after the first pub-
NYSSA GOSPEL TABERNACLE
2:00 p. m. Tuesday, relief society S. Commissioner, at Ontario. Oregon. iiCation of this summons, exclusive Charles W. Ellis, Ctircult Judge of said
County and State, which order was
Wm. K. Hoag. Pastor
on the 7th. day of September, 1939. 0f the day of the day of first pub- made the 9th day of August, 1939,
meeting.
Claimant names as witnesses: lication, and defend this action or directing that the summons herein
Sunday school 10 a. m.
2:00 p. m. Saturday, primary
Jess Sugg, M. L. Judd. D. L. Ander- pay the amount due as shown be published for four successive
Devotional service 11 a. m.
children's meeting.
son. Tony Zubizaretta, all of Nyssa. above, together with costs and ac- weeks, including five publications,
Evangelistic service 8 p. m.
Oregon. Rt. No. 1.
_________
crued interest, and in case of your in the Nyssa Gate City Journal
Bible reading Tuesday evening.
W. F JACKSON.
failure to do so. or to establish valid published at Nyssa, Oregon.
KINGMAN KOLONY L.D.S.
_
^
claim and title therein and thereto
Midweek prayer and worship
CARL H. COAD.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
First
published
July
27.
1939.
a decree will be rendered foreclos-
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Thursday evening.
Meets In Kingman Kolony school
Last published August 24. 1939.
mg all of your claim and interest in
Residence
and
Address: Nyssa
All are welcome to our services.
house Sunday at 1:00 p. m.
“ ____ _____ ____ " _______________ and to said property, and also fore-
Oregon.
s i MMONS FOR PUBLICATION closing the lien of said taxes and
First publication August 10. 1939
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the costs against the land and prem-
Last publication Sept. 7, 1939
; ous bread down at the Nyssa hos­
THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR ises above named and described,
AR CADIA
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
and quieting title of the plaintiff
pital was called home. A trained
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
A. L. FLETCHER. Plaintiff
in and to said entire land and
FINAL ACCOUNT
John Zittercob is digging his po- j nurs*
looking after Mr. Witt.
vs.
premises, against you and each of
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
! taoes He sold them at 65c.
I Mr and Mrs. B. T. Osborne have ELLA
B ALLEN TINE,
otherwise ^ol!’ and for
plaintiff's costs and
STATE
OF OREGON FOR MAL­
known as Ella Ballantyne and disbursements in this proceeding
J. M Wagner has a sick horse moved into one of the houses on the
HEUR COUNTY.
Witt place and are looking after Mr.
John Doe Ballantyne, her hus-
with brain fever.
This summons is published pur- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
band; Malheur County, a political
Little Bettie Bullard is on the sick and Mrs. Witt.
OF ZINA I. RAMBAUD, Deceased
subdivision of the State of Oregon.
L 0™ ,
Q3he,v,H
j ble
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
Lafe Kenneman of Indiana visited
list tills week.
and all other persons claiming S 1 ¥2^!, 1 qto IS 4
thfu9th Sfi5 that Lewis F. Rambaud, executor of
some
right,
title,
lien
or
Interest
°f,August.
1939.
directing
the
publi-
Mrs. Tuttle of Nyssa called on at the C. D Vertrees home Sunday.
the estate of Zina I. Rambaud. de­
in or to any of the lots or parcels £-at!?n,4?,r.
j N' s‘,a
Mr and Mrs. Keyes and family
Mrs. Chas. Bullard Thursday eve­
has rendered and presented
of real property described in this
C?i™ 'i1
?,urna ’ Publlshed at ceased.
of Caldwell called at the J. L.
ning.
for
settlement and filed in said
complaint, and also all other per- NY**8- Oregon
Court his first and final account of
CARL H. COAD.
Mr and Mrs. Theo Matherly went Sparks home on Monday.
sons or parties unknown claiming
his administration of said estate, to­
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Mr and Mrs J H. Correll. Gor-
any right, title, estate, lien or in­
to the mountains to get a load of
gether with a petition for distribu­
Residence
and
Post-office
terest in the real property herein
poles to fence the school yard Fri­ den and Betty were Boise visitors
tion;
Address: Nyssa. Oregon.
described or any part thereof, De­
Tuesday.
day
And that Saturday, the 9th day
First
published
August
10.
1939.
fendants.
of September. 1939, at the hour of
Last published Sept. 7. 1939.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Bullard and
Mayme Rucker will entertain the
TO: Ella Ballentine. otherwise
_____________________________ 10:30 o'clock A. M. of said day, and
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bohy attended the Apple Valley young folks who at­
the Court Room in the City of Vale
Nebraska picnic in Boise Sunday.
tended the Wallowa Lake institute ! ^ WBalfantyneB herhi2bandd M a i slM M O N S FOR PUBLICATION Malheur County, Oregon, has been
heur
Countv,
a
political
subdivision
COURT
OF
THE
duly appointed by the Judge of said
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Orris were at her home Wednesday evening.
STATE OF OREGON FOR MAL­ Court as the time and place for the
of the State of Oregon, and all oth-
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dick
Mrs. Wm Sample who has been er persons claiming some right,
HEUR COUNTY
settlement of said account and
Smith Sunday
visiting her sons at Pine Valley was title, lien or interest in or to any of L. E Fry. Plaintiff.
hearing of said petition, at which
vs.
time and place any person inter­
taken to the Nampa hospital and is the lots or parcels of real property
Nyssa Improvement Company, a ested in said estate may appear and
described
in
this
complaint,
and
reported seriously ill.
dissolved
corporation;
Malheur
also ail other persons or parties un­
file exception in writing to said ac­
APPLE VALLEY
County, a sub-division of the count and contest the same
Mr and Mrs. James Correll of known claiming any right, title,
State of Oregon; H S. Sackett,
LEWIS F RAMBAUD.
New Meadows were Sunday guests estate, lien or interest in the real
County Clerk and Registrar of
property herein described or any
Melvin Wallace was released from at the J. H. Correll home.
Executor of the Estate of Zina I
Titles of Malheur County, Ore­
part
thereof—Defendants.
Rambaud.
the Caldwell sanitarium and is at
gon: C. C. Wilson; W. A. Teutsch; ..D a te of first publication. August
Jules Keyes of Caldwell has been
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
the home of his sister. Mrs. Martha visiting her cousin. Irene Sparks.
Alida B. Teutsch: David Canham; 10th. 1939
,
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
Elizabeth Canham; Clara Can­
Norland
Date of last publication. Septem­
Bobby Gee spent last week at the quired to appear and answer the
ham;
Charles
Canham;
Charles
ber 7th. 1939.
Arthur Kinneman of Ontario Lester Kendall home and Lois went complaint on file in the above en­
called to see Ralph and Ross Sum- back with Mr and Mrs. Kendall titled suit within four weeks fol­
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
lowing the first publication of this
my Saturday evening
M SSA-ARCADIA DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Sunday to stay with them this summons, to wit: within four weeks
August 5. 1939
of July 27th, 1939. and if you fail
Bill Hild was called to Missouri week.
TRIAL BALANCE
so to appear and answer said com-
the past week by the illness and
Mrs Margaret Lackland is quite Plaint the plaintiff will apply for Bonds outstanding
death of his father who visited here ill with neuritis.
* 27,000 00
the relief demanded in said com- Bills receivable
*
70.00
last year
Yulah Vertrees is spending this
t0„ ' I 1
. .
Bond coupons paid
80.535.00
That all claims of the defendants Bond & Interest Fund
Ralph Summv came down from week at home
883.20
_.
„ .,
...
, adverse to the plaintiff be deter- Land sale contracts
Boise Saturday afternoon and at­
2.811.64
Edwin Hobbs, son of Mr and Mrs mined and the UUe of the plain- Taxes due 1934 to 1939 inclusive
Lee
Hobbs
and
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inclusive
1302305
tended the reunion of his class of
Miss Eva Filey of 1 tiff be declared to be good and valid County, taxes delinquent prior to 1934
n ra T T
■37 at Parma Saturday evening.
Boise were married
ied August 5 and 3 Tnd ^
r w I * ? , 26 ^ ,dh Lots g e l'^ t o n t tax certificate*
1 828 87
Mr Harry was in Caldwell and are living in Boise
se
5 the
L W
& 5
RE!!?*?*
Tax
Record .total taxes levied, :
':
828 87
253.201 08
Teutsch
Addition
to
City
of
Drainage
system
Nampa on Saturday
reco
VfalVtAii«-
_____
r\
~
*’ ..
Mrs. Norland and family visited V
88.163.76
Nyssa.
Malheur County. Oregon.
Drainage
wells
2,894.44
Mr and Mrs Carl Pielstick called in Emmett on Sunday.
and the plaintiff's title thereto be Interest & Discount
5 .533 24
on Dr and Mrs Daniels at Wilder
Mrs. Quindora Leonard of Denver.
149 62
su m m on s
is published by O ^ S f o n ^ ^ i n t e ^ c ? " '
dUf 0,1
Sunday afternoon
Colo , and her two children visited ^
72.360.87
order of the Hon. Charles W. Ellis. Operation A- Maintenance Fimri
Mr and Mrs. Dave Magee were in her parents. Mr and Mrs
83 27
Lee Circuit Judge, made and entered Real Estate ow?ied
Pwd
587 71
Council Monday afternoon, called Hobbs and her brothers Edwin and 1
200» day of July. 1939. prescrib-
there by the serious illness of her Geraldand their wives in Boise the j ^ l i ^ U o n I h ^ T Z ’ ce^e^h wrek
*280,201 08 *280.201 08
father
past week.
tor four successive and consecutive
Mrs Landes Durto of Nampa
Lee Hobbs and George finished t week in the Nyssa Gate City Jour-
RECEIPTS
spent the week end with her moth­ digging 8 acres of potatoes for Mr n,al * weekly newspaper of general August 6. 1938. cash in bank
* 1.608 36
1 circulation published at Nvssa. Mai- Taxes paid
er Mrs. Lenis Wilson.
Stephens Monday
4.063 48
heur County Oregon
Delinquent Tax Certificates
Mr. Witt is very sick. Mrs Witt,
75855
Bills Receivable
A. L FLETCHER.
who was being treated for a nenr-
44.25
USE JOURNAL WANT ADS.
Land Sale contracts
In his own proper person.
375.50
Attorney for the Plaintiff
29 02
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D“ trtct p-1“ °n warrants
First publication July 27. 1939
next session of congress, to work aggressively
RIS
Tax refund ..................
......
Last publication August 24. 1939
19.34
for the ^enactment o f the Senate bill amending
Total receipts
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
the 1937 Sugar Act. There can be no excuse for
* 6 894 25
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE
e x p e n d it u r e s
a defeatist attitude on this matter— it is too
Bonds paid I
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
t 1.500 00
interest paid
much of a vital matter for our American fanner.
O W Y H E E IRRIGATION DIS- Bond
1.880 00
Attorney
fees ^
TRICT.
A
Municipal
Corporation.
4250
And here is a word to sugar beet growers—
Plaintiff
Rîüd .redeemed from County
288 18
Operation and maintenance
certain progressive growers in this district have
2.437 10
taineur county,
Malheur
County, a Municipal Cor
Total expenditures
formed an association, the prime motive of
poratior Burbridge A Bales, a:
*
5.927
7*
co-partnership. Bessie E. Doo­
which is to protect the interest o f the grower.
little: Helen ____
OooUt
little. Ellen Marie Bond * Inter*«
ptSTIUBUTTr», OF CASH
Doolittle. William Doolittle: Paul- OwrstHm A
»,
8*350
\N ith this motive guiding them the association
D E Baird and X S T l í r c ^ í T . * ^ " -
*3 27
will take up the fi^ht for you to lend the weight
Sarah A. Baird husband and August 5. 1939, total cash In bank
1.47
wife: J T Bales. F. M Cole: F
o f numbers to their arguments in favor o f pro­
L_LUly. L. A McBride: Alwena Total expenditures and cash in bank
( «*9 4 2 5
Burbridge Stevie E. Lackey; Fred
tecting the American farmer. Every beet grow­
itfully subi
O Lackey: Sheila Duncan, Herb-
P TENSEN
er in this section o f the country should belong to
Harn T Lackey: Ruth
Dehise Gilbert Hunter: Bessie
GERRIT OROOT
that association— the politicians are organized
Hunter: C R Emison Trustees. CORRECT ATTEST
Auditing Committee
W E. Lees: H. C. Boyer. V B
why not the farmers?
FRANK D HALL.
Staples: Mary Jones: Ben Jones:
Secretary-Treasurer
HUnCH
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