Nyssa gate city journal., June 05, 1941, Image 1

The
NYSSA
Published at Nyssa, Oregon,
VOLUME XXXVL, NO. 22
tITY JOURNAL
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND BLACK CANYON IRRIGATION PROJECTS
IN THE HEART OF OREGON’S SUGAR EMPIRE____________ _
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941
SHIPPINGS
County Wheat
REACH 113 FOR MAY
Beet Crop, Sugar Curb On High CARLOAD
loads of sugar leaving Growers Vote
Price Prospects Pressure Water the With Nyssa 88 car Warehouses
and shipped
The City Council, on advice of out over the Union Pacific. E. C. Market Quota
Look Bright
Councilman McClure, have put a Crandall the local agent and his
Fastest Growing City In Oregon
$1.50 PER YEAR
Council Considers School District
Water Bond Issue To Elect Three
The city council Monday night Directors
discussed the possibility of a $12,000
bond issue to be used for the laying Electors in school district No. 26
on the use of high pressure crew were kept busy this month. Those wheat growers in Malheur of
Growers of beets in 1940 were ag­ curb
a new water main in main street (Nyssa) will go to the polls on June
Other
shipments
going
out
Included
county,
who
were
qualified
under
water
for
irrigation
purposes.
reeably surprised when they received Begining Monday, June 9, residents 22 car loads of cattle and 2 of mis­ the recent "15 acre requirement” am­ from
the railroad west to the school 16 to elect three directors, to re­
in their Memorial Day mail a sub­ on the north side of Erhgood ave­ cellaneous commodities.
endment, voted three to one in favor grounds. No definite action was place Rock Shelton whose term ex­
on the matter, but the council pires and to fill the added two di­
sequent payment from the Amalga­ nue will be allowed to use the high Received this past month at the of the wheat marketing quota. Only taken
will confer with Mr. Porter, city en rectorships caused when the district
mated Sugar Company on the beets pressure water for irrigation pur­ past month at the local yards were 46 farmers voted at the election held gtneer
for the City of Caldwell on goes into first class rating.
poses on Tuesdays, Thursdays and 7 carloads of lumber, 30 coal, 1 phos­ last Saturday. Of these 35 voted for
produced in 1940.
while those south of Erh­ phate, 1 starch, 1 carload of auto­ ¡the quota and 11 voted against the the cost of the proposed project, Nominations for this election must
The payment amounted to 30 cents Saturdays,
and adjourned until next Monday be made by petition, which closes
will use tlie water on Mondays, mobiles. This is, the first shipment plan.
per ton on beets harvested in 1940. good
and Saturdays. No re­ of Ford automobiles shipped into The reason for the light vote, as night, when, if it is deemed advis­ June 6. Ten voters in the district
The total payment for the entire Wednesdays
is placed on the use of Nyssa for Malheur Motors. One car­ ¡given by the County Agents office able, preliminaries to the necessary are necessary to qualify a nomina­
Factory District amounted to ap­ striction
Washington. D. C. News Burean of proximately
the
water
Sundays. Sprinklers load of oil was received, 3 of cement, was that the 15 acre requirement special election will be taken. The tion on a petition which must be
$80,000.00.
Of
this
am
the Nyssa Gate City Journal ount growers in Malheur County re must be used on and
violators of this I 15 of steel, 1 of pipe, 1 of plaster. eliminated approximately 90 per cent laying of this water main is thought filed with the clerlf, of the district.
rule,
or
for
the
days
irrigating 1 of flour, 4 of lime rock and 1 of of those who raise wheat in the necessary in view of the concrete The three directors to be elected
ceived slightly over $33,000.00. This will be placed on water of meters.
street that will soon be laid by the will serve terms of three, four and
sugar bags.
[county.
_
_
,
.
payment
was
made
possible
due
tc
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Highway Department.
Washington, D. C„ JuneS-Wlthin j ^ fMl that durlng the ,agt severa] An alarming shortage of water j
five years, each director signifying
[
The
vote
in
the
county,
however,
In addition to the laying of the in his petition the term for which
few months a great aluminum months sugar markets have shown made the apportioning of the use
reflects the nationwide returns, water
it was shown by Coun­ he wishes to be elected.
plant will be built in the Columbia a considerable improvement. Ac­ of water for irrigation necessary.
which gives the program a wide mar­ cilman main,
McClure
dire need of a To date four candidates have pe-
cording
to
R.
G.
Larson.
Manager
A
further
suggestion
is
here
made
gin of approval by the wheat grow­ new city well, the the
valley with money furnished by
developing
of well titions for nominations in the field
for
the
Nyssa
District,
there
is
in the event the fire alarm sounc's. [
ers.
RFC and operated by the govern­ prospect for additional payments if residents
number 2 on north Third and in all of which are expected to be filed
of
Nyssa
would
be
doing
the
This
referendum
was
held
through
ment. The enterprise will be larger sugar continues at its present level fire department a favor, as well as Potatoe growers should be looking [the nation among wheat growers creasing the size of the pump, and by tomorrow night They are Rock
the construction of a shelter over it, Shelton for the four year term, A.
than the Alcoa plant at Vancouver throughout the remainder of the the owner of the building that may their
fields over for Colorado Pota [when it was found that there would which
has been demanded by the P. Goodell also for the four year
or the Reynolds Metals Co. at Li nz- year.
be
on
fire,
if
those
who
are
irrigatii;!;
i
,0
Beetle at this season of the year be 500,000,000 bushels of wheat car­ State Health
term, Fred Burgesser the five year
view. No site has been selected, and Prospects on beet prices for the wth the high pressure water turn ib lieves
R. M. McKenncn, County ried over at the end of the 1941 Two hundred Board.
term and Carlos W. Buchner for
it may be placed anywhere--Grand 1941 crop appear to be materially off until it is certain that the fire j Azent, who
dollars
from
the
Park
has observed the Beetles market year.
three year term.
Coulee. Puget sound, or right at the better than was the case a year ago has been put out.
fund
was
earmarked
for
the
cene-
I in several fields already. In 1940 With this favorable vote among tery committee to use in leveling the
The
clerkship of the district will
site of Bonneville. This will be the j T-his again is due to the improved
numbers of Colorado Potato Beetle wheat growers, they will be eligible the cemetery grounds and for part be by appointment
of the board, ra­
firs: time that the government has sugar markets, the price received
were
greater
than
they
had
been
in
for
a
parity
wheat
loan
of
85
per
than by election as in the past.
ever directly invaded the aluminum for beets being directly connected
payment on a sprinkling system. The ther
any
previous
year
and
it
is
expected
cent
of
the
price
at
the
begining
of
industry, but having made up its j
earmarking of this money was made B. B. Lienkaemper is the present
the price of sugar.
j that they will have increastd con­ the marketing year.
mind its planning to compete in a with
when B. B. Lienkaemper explained clerlc-
siderably mere this season.
The 1941 crop of sugar beets
the need to the council. It is planned. I
polling place will be in the
big way. Nor is it the purpose of cer­ throughout
The
adult
beetle
L:
a
yellow
and
the
entire
district
ap­
among other improvements to level
grade school building and the
tain powerminded officials to close ; pears to be considerably better in
black
striped
lack
beetle
with
a
polls
will
at 2 p. m. and close
drivers in Oregon will hard shell while the larvae which
the plant when the emergency is j
all the graves and seed the entire at 7 p. m., open
than any year since the be Automobile
Monday,
June 16.
required
to
renew
their
license
over: they intend continuing in op­ condition
plot
to
grass.
of the Nyssa Factory. Beets on or before June 30, according to does mest serious damage is or­
eration to put Alcoa out of business. erection
W.
Billings
and
Guy
H.
Booker,
generally
were
planted
early.
Good
ange
colored
with
small
black
spots.
announcement from Secretary of These larvae are such heavy eaters
More than 50 per cent of all alu- i
both W. P. A. officials called on the
were secured and thinning an
State Earl Snell.
minum manufactured in the months stands
council
to discuss possible projects
Children
who
will
start
school
next
was
completed
at
an
early
date.
Ac­
that
they
will
have
increased
con-
to come will go into airplanes, with cording to Larson the job lying Drivers who were licensed for the age to potato plants in a very few fall are being given the advantage in the city.
As no projects were
another large percentage going to ahead of the growers now which will current two-year period. 11939-194 days. Control measures are not dif­ cf a medical examination this spring ready for submission
matter has
the navy as the fighting ships are practically insure t* heavy crop is to and who are under 70 years of age ficult. The best method of control through the combined efforts of lo­ been held over for the
future
action,
equipped to shield them against see to it that the beets receive prop­ will not be required to take an exam­ is dusting with a mixture of one part cal physicians. Dr. Roderic Belnap, with the intimation being that
the Leslie McClure, serving his third
bomb divers, A smaller amount will
it was said, however, these calcium arsenate for four parts of Dr. Lester Emmett, Dr. E. F. John­ Planning Board would perhaps be term
cultivation, irrigation, and are ination.
as city councilman handed his
go to the steel industry forallcying er
who
have
never
been
licensed
to
kept free from weeds. Weeds are drive in this state or those whose hydrated lime or other filler dust. son, Dr. L. L. Kline, and Dr. C. M called in to work up necessary plans written resignation to the Mayor
and deoxidizing purposes. Vhat al­ probably
enemy to high licenses was not renewed during the Small infestations can be dusted Tyler. P. T. A. Associations, Mal­ for the council.
night. The resignation took
uminum goes to commercial chan­ yields due the to greatest
heur County Public Health Associa­ An application for bicycle space Monday
fact that they current
with
hand
dusters
but
if
an
entire
effect
at
the close of the official
nels you can put in your eye; that is utilize both soil the moisture
soil ination. period, must take the exam­ field is affected, it will be necessary tion, and Malheur County Nurse, in front of Dicks Ice Cream. Store meeting held Monday. McClure in
out. and vacuum cleaners, pots, pans, fertility at the expense of and
Mrs.
Margaret
Logan.
the beet Persons 70 years of age or older to obtain a power duster and dust
was approved by the council. The his letter of resignation said that
refrigerator trays will be made of crop.
the entire field. Three hand dust­ Districts already included have Space would occupy the width of inasmuch as he was severing his
something else.
will
be
required
to
take
the
drivers
Jamison, Oregon Trail, Big one car. The approval is good for business connections in Nyssa and
There is every prospect that even license examination when they re­ ers are available at the county been
Thousands of massive bombers | with
Wade, and Kingmrn Kolony. only 90 days to see if it will work, moving to Caldwell it was Imperltlve
the apparent larger yield of new their licenses. Renewals may be agent’s office which can be loaned to Bend,
have been ordered in recent weeks. beets
Invitations have been extend’d to out alright.
any
farmer
who
needs
one.
he resign.
per
acre
the
period
of
cam­
It is difficult to keep track of the paign will be considerably shorter made prior to June 15. when those Stands of potatoes are excellent children of Park, Pioneer, Jefferson, Adjournment of themeeting was that
He
his fellow councilmen
having their new licenses may use and growing conditions have been Annex, Cairo, Valley View, and Lin­ made until Monday night at 8 p. m. on this thanked
airships, so many statements have ,
,n other
due
and preceding councils and
them. Licenses this year will cost ideal. Price indications so far have coln Schools to be included with On­
b^en issued, bu it is possible to check
the citizens generally for their co­
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through the pilots. Army Air Corps lma
less than was $1.50. the additional 50 cents going been good so far and most po­ tario on Friday. June 6 at the high
operation while he had held the of­
has been turning out 12,000 a year planted in 1940. This decrease in into the newly created Motor Vehicle tato
school
building.
LIBRARY
COMMITTEE
will want to do every­
fice of councilman.
fund to pay hospitalization thing growers
and this will be upped to 30 000 be­
possible to protect their crop Under the direction of Mrs. Kath­ MEETS ON WEDNESDAY
The oouncll voted to accept the
is due to the allotment given Accident
expenses
of
indigent
persons
injured
gining next month. There is a bemb- acreage
this season because of the possibility ryn Claypool, educatlcnal chairman
resignation
Mayor Olson took
to the Nyssa District. Growers ap­ in traffic accidents.
er or fighting plane for evmy pilot plied
of the County Public Health Asso­ On Wednesday afternoon the Li­ the occasion and
of
satisfactory
returns
from
the
crop
to
thank
for
for
about
the
same
acreage
as
that gives an idea of the army air in 1940, but applications had to be An examinator of operators and this year.
ciation. women of Vale are visiting brary committee held its regular his excellent work with McClure
the
city
is scheduled to be in
force. By next year you can stand
the homes of families with prospec­ meeting and were more than satis­ water works and for his hard work
to come within the Govern­ chauffeurs
Nyssa on June 11 and 25 between th
outside any time of day and see them reduced
tive puptls. Doctors Clyde E. Walker fied with reports and library con­ in other city matters during his term
ment’s
allotment
of
14,181
acres
to
hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. at th?
droning over the house; they will be the Factory District.
and R. M. Fouch are giving their ditions in gereral.
office. McClure headed the water
city hall and all these wishing re­
as numerous as that, and constantly
services on June 24 at the Vale High Mrs. Dessa Hoffstetter, county 11- of
department
It is through his
newals or permits or licenses to drive
increasing in numbers, regardless
School auditorium so that these brian announced that all the out efforts that and
it
has
shown a steady
cf the bombers flying in England, q q m
a j j
j a f J cars are asked to get in touch with
children can start their school care' moded and out worn juvenile bccMs growth and remunerative
source for
the
examiner
during
the
above
hours,
Back of all these, of course, will be ¿JO l O rYluCllCI 4 “IT
ers in the best possible condition. had been replaced by 320 volumes the city treasury.
on
the
dates
mentioned,
both
of
the aluminum plants of the north- |
Licenses are now required to shoot Tentative plans have been made
modern editions.
which come on Wednesday.
west, for fully half of all aluminum
or hunt non-game animals or pred- for similar examinations to be con­ on On new the and renting
shelves there are
produced will come from Bonneville-
atars, just as license is necessary ducted in Nyssa. A more definite several new volumes
of late fiction
Grand Coulee power Over- dvertised Thirty-eight Malheur 4-H club
to take game animals.
announcement
will
follow
later.
among them the latest publication
TVA, where much was expected, has members will attend the two-weeks SAFETY RULES
This change came about through
of Zane Gray.
almost no power and is depending session of the annual 4-H Summer FOR VACATION
provisions of Senate Bill No. 147,
The Library is an activity of the
on steam plants This is the result School to be held at Oregon State
granting power to the Game Com­ POSTMASTER SENT
Civic Club and is under the Jurts- A. R. Holllngsheod, Little Valley
of water shortage This is so serious College June 9th to 20th.
Declaring that the summer vaca­ mission to fix seasons and bag TO PENTITENTIARY | diction
of county and state libraries farmer died in the Ontario hospital
that the S S Norman;1!- (French Three local leaders and the County tion season, June, July and August limits. Previously, the attorney gen­
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ship seized by the coast guard» may Club
is a dangerous period for children eral had ruled that no license was Pleading guilty to a charge of em­
Agent
will
accompany
the
Friday morning of an accidental
be taken to Mobile and used to pro­ group to Corvallis, and assist in di­ so far as traffic accidents are con­ required for shooting of non-game bezzlement of postal funds from the NEW POLICE OFFICER
gunshot
wound received on Thurs­
vide power—either that or an ob­ recting the Summer School Activi­ cerned, Chief of Police A. V. Cook animals or predators. The recently Vale post office, C. W. Fegtly. former APPOINTED BY COUNCIL
day afternoon from the gun of Floyd
solete battle ship
enacted
legislation
which,
because
of
today
urged
drivers
and
children
to
ties.
Gross, neighbor of Hollingshead as
postmaster there, pleaded guilty in
Feeding the British is one of the According to H. C. Seymore, State cooperate in the intrest of traffic the emergency clause already in ef­ Federal
Mayor Olson Monday night ap­ the two were killing a hog.
court
in
Portland
last
Thurs­
fect,
makes
it
mandatory
for
any
major tasks assumed by the admin­ Club Leader, over 2300 club mem­ accident prevention during the com
and was sentenced to 18 months pointed George Elchner as an of­ Coronor R. A. Tacke, at the in­
person to obtain a license before day
istration under the lend-lease bill. bers are planning to attend this ing vacation season.
in
the
federal penitentiary at Mc­ ficer of the Nyssa Police to fill the quest held Saturday declared that
Observers from Britain say that the session of Summer School, which During these three months of the shooting any wild animals or pred­ Neil Island.
He was also fined the vacancy of Kenneth Langton re­ the gunshot wound was purely ac-
people have become accustomed to will make it the largest ever had. vacation season last year, six child­ ators.
signed. The council voted approval clental and exonerated Gross of
amount
of
the
shortage. $1.590.
being bombed and accept it as a The Malheur delegation will leave ren in the 5 to 14 age group were
of the appointment.
any blame.
matter of course, although many are Ontario Sunday evening, June 8th. killed in traffic accidents and 178 LEGION TROOP ON
Chief of Police Cook assigned Hollingshead will be remembered
Legion To Elect
were
injured,
according
to
figures
killed, but the food question is an­ and arrive in Corvallis about Mon­
as the farmer who roped off the
There will be an election of officers Elchner to night duty.
other matter. It is calculated at the day noon the group will register supplied Chief A. V. Cook by Earl ALL DAY OTTING
state highway some years ago which
at
the
next
regular
meeting
of
Amer-
present rate, unless food supplies ar­ Monday afternoon and be assigned Snell, Secretary of state. Thus this Members of the Legion Troop of tean Legion at the Legion Hall to- MATTRESS MAKING
runs through his farm, and began
rive earlier, January will see the to their quarters, and regular class- three month period resulted in 24 Boy Scouts were taken to the night. The Auxiliary will also nomt- PROGRESSES
charging a toll, claiming that the
of all fatilities and 30 per Owyhee dam Wednesday by Wal- nate and elect officers. Following
British hungry, and a hungry man
state highway department had no
will start Tuesday morning. percent
cent of all injuries in this age group ter
cannot fight. While the administra­ work
to the right-of-way. He had
Thompson,
Nyssa
Legion
mem-
the
business
meeting
a
pot
luck
sup-
number going from the county for the entire year.
According to Mrs. Charles Grider, title
tion- is trying to poke the produc­ this The year
always
been a strong opponent of
ber
for
an
all
day
outing.
The
boys
will
be
enjoyed,
equals the record-break­ “Of special significance is the fact spent the day fishing and hiking,
supervisor of this district for the the Taylor
tion of planes, tanks and munitions ing attendance
Grazing act. He is sur­
last
year.
This
will
U.
S.
A.
Mattress
making
project
that
all
children
killed
during
that
into greater activity another govern­ be the first trip to Summer School
vived by his wife and daughter.
and
according
to
Thompson,
keeping
To
Attend
Graduation
over
seventy
five
mattresses
have
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ment agency is busy purchasing food for twenty-four of the club members, period last year were victims of ped him busy seeing that none of them Mrs. Ernest C. Wilson and her son, been finished and are now in use.
and sending it abroad. Trainloads and fourteen of them have attended estrian or bycycle accidents while got a dunking in the water or Calvin will leave on Friday for Eu-
Attend
Conference
since the second shipment of cotton Mr. and Mrs. Merle Burres left on
48 percent of those injured were in
have been sent to Atlantic ports and
falling off the rocks. |Sene. where they will attend grad- was
received. Applications are in for
in previous years Practically every this classification,’’ the chief said broke a leg by _____
shipped overseas.
j
uation
exercises
at
the
university.
for Twtn Falls where they
another seventy five for which there Tuesday
in the county that car­ “These figures emphasize the need Business Visitor
In this field farmers of the north­ community
will attend conlcrenee of the Meth­
[
Robert
R.
Wilson
and
Lloyd
Wilson
is
enough
material
on
hand
to
com­
ries
any
large
amount
of
4-H
club
for
drivers
to
be
careful
in
areas
west are benefitting to some ex­
Wall of Crestón, Ore- j a011* Mr and Mrs Wilson will plete. Families are now making their odist church from June 4 to June 8.
will be represented.
where children are playing and on gon Mrs. was John
tent. The government put in a call work
a
business
and a j graduate at that time, having corn- second and third mattresses with
their part, children need to be more house guest at the Tom visitor
for berries, black, logan and young, Organizations which have award­ careful
" m arkets T
Lowe
home [ Pteted a major course of business three mattressts the limit allowed
in their play and while rid­ in Owyhee this week.
but learned that there is no surplus; ed scholarships include the County ing bicycles.”
science.
Both
Robert
and
Lloyd
are
CASH PRICE
the canneries require every pound Fair Board, which have given five Chief A. V. Cook; listed these sug­
graduates of Nyssa High with the to any one family.
PRODUCE
to fill their own orders for domestic scholarships: the Ontario Commer­ gestions
class
of
1937
Graduation
will
take
i
Visit
From
Portland
1.1,0YD NELSON TRANSFERED
traffic safety during the I Mrs Mary Henry, and son Bob of place on Sunday.
By Wiley flowers
and overseas supplies. Demand for cial Club with four; The Ontario summer for
Word was received this week from
prunes for the British is also in­ Branch of the U. S. National Bank, Drivers: vacation months:
Portland, Oregon were visitors last Return From Trip
Lloyd
Nelson, for the past year sta­ Premium BUTTERFAT
creasing. Growers of tomatoes have the Eastern Oregon Observer, Nyssa
38c
!
week
at
the
Dean
Smith
home.
On
with the bombing squadron
been asked by the government to Civic Club. Bank of Malheur, Park 1. Reduce
Mr and Mrs. Bud Wilson and at tioned
. . for
. speed
_ _ post
. playgrounds.
..
for accom.
Salt daughters
37c
the San Delgo Naval station, has
children
entering
o .Friday
r a morning
ty Ulah they
^ left wfri
increase their acreage 10 per cent, for Improvement Club, and the Mal­ keep alert
have
returned
from
a
35c
week
spent
on
the
coast
While
there
been
transfered
to
Norfolk
Virginia,
canned tomatoes have vitamins heur Woolgrowers Auxiliary with leaving.
Second
panid by Gilbert Henry, local teach- they attended the Wedding of Mrs where he will enter Aviation Mech-
needed for American troops and one each.
2. Watch for children playing in j e r
POULTRY
Wilson’s sister, the former Anna ante* *chool for advanced Instruc- Hens, heavy colored
(Continued on Back Page)
Granges that are sending dele­ residential districts, particularly at
.... 15c
gates
include
Boulevard
Grange,
Lee
Hughes of Chehalis. Washing- [tlon-
dusk
and
after
dark.
Hens, light and leghorns .... 12c
WEATHER REPORT
Oregon Slope Grange. Boulevard Y. 3. When passing bicycle riders, be
!
ton.
After
spending
some
time
in
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-
5c
Stags
TOWN [ Portland and Seattle, hey came home Take Fishing Trip
A., and Brogan Juvenile Grange. sure to sound your horn to warn . . the ’ROUND
Following are the thermometer O.
4c
Cox
..............................
Orant
Rineharts
hitting
the
Other
Granges
have
helped
raise
through
Rainer
National
Park.
Mrs
On
Sunday
a
group
composed
of
readings as given by the local offices scholarships to send individuals them of your action.
15c
Springs
high
spots
In
a
new
blue
Ford
.
.
.
Wilson's
parents
accompanied
them
Mrs.
Mildred
Morgan.
Nyssa,
Mr
S Reclamation
4. Encourage your own children to
teachers adither to get away on the trip.
and Mrs. Orover Douglas and their Trade in on eggs, 17 cents.
LOW High P w . from their respective communities play in vacant lots or playgrounds, school
Date
over
the
week!
end
..
.
wedding
bells
GRAIN
daughter. Udith and Mr. and Mrs
A number of 4-H clubs over the not in the street.
so 80 .11
Mav 29
to
ring
for
Ward
Wetneke
on
Mon­
By
A1
Thompson
and Sons
Albert
Larsen.
Owyhee
motored
to
Represents
Club
county
have
provided
scholarships
30
71
40
May 30
5. For general safety, watch your day .. . George Nein looking mighty ! Ledora Booth has been selected Bates for fishing. A stop was made
per 1M pounds
.04 to send one or more members of speed
70
40
May 31
on
highways,
be
careful
at
in­
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in cities and slow down Haven’t sen Jesae Thompson about *.hotar,
hlp , nd wm )eave for Oor- thirty two fish caught by the party O ats___ _________________ $1 15
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lately How come?
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members in raising these scholar- at night.
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ships.
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Potato Growers
Warned On Beetle
Drivers License
Renewal Slated
Summer School
Check-up To Be
Made On Children
McClure Resigns
From Council
License Needed
For All Hunting
Accidental Shot
Kills Neighbor