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PAG E 2? THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L TH U R SD A Y FEBR U A R Y 17, 1944 Big Bend The Gate City Journal KLA8S V. P O W E L L ................................Editor a ad Pal SUBSCRIPTION RATES ADVERTISING RAIES One Year_____________IMO Six Months.........—.......... |1 R Single Coplea ............ AS i Strictly In Advance) Open rate, per Inch.------ Me National, per Inch.— .T.'..J5c Classifieds. per word..—__ Sc Minimum____ Me Publiehed every Thursday Entered at the postoffice through the United States the act at Nyaaa. Malheur County, Oregon at Nysaa, Oregon for transmission Mails, as secood class matter, under of March 3, 1379 NATIONAL 6 D IT O R IA L - mSc a s s o c ia t io n INDUSTRIALIZATION NEEDED Prospects for industrial development of Mal heur county, especially the Nyssa section, to augment the territory’s agricultural position are bright. This county is developing rapidly as an agri cultural section and in order to grow to the gr eatest possible extent, it must have industries to help absorb the farm products. Industrialization of the area would make ma ny crop into what are known as “cash crops”, because it would provide a ready market for the products of the territory. One thing that hints a strictly agricultural area is the inability of fanners to market their products at a profit when there is a surplus. Manufacturing plants tend to reduce that sur plus by processing products for future use. The Nyssa chamber of commerce is to be con gratulated upon its plans to work for develop ment of farming and industries in this area. We have been wondering what’s the matter with some of our government officials in Wash ington. News has been released showing that some of the government men have been reject ed by the army as psycho-neurotics. for candidates to file In Oregon Is 145 days before election day, May 15. In the 45 days the ballot must ' be certified, sent to county clerk., of the various counties, printed 8 and mailed to soldiers. Those In M u rra y Writ)*1 the armed forces farthest from ho me can be reached by regular mall service in 16 days, round trip in 32 days. The time left for certification, PAGE HENRY KAISER printing etc would be thirteen days No state government problem plus the time saved if air mail were since the Kentucky-Oregon liquor I used for the more remote addresses. deal has created so much news in | Congress will be doing its least by terest, editorial comment, reader providing free air mall service for eye strain and taxpayer regustion j the soldiers to vote. as the soldier ballot puzzle with COST OF SPECIAL SESSION 1U special session threat. j The chances of the governor call Given the Henry Kaiser touch ing a special session are remote but the soldier ballot bottleneck could j the costs are interesting Just In be clarified without a special sess 1 case. The average cost per day of ion of the legislature. The tangents the 1943 session was »2797. The lar are all time elements The deadline gest Hem at that session was >80.- CapiMl 0 Pa rade , Dogs have been killing sheep in 000 for clerics and stenographers snows her to be a joint owner of ations through usual channels, two important steps are being taken by ! this community recently, destroying The cost of a proposed one day property. if salon would be around »4.000, the The proposed district includes the county FSA committee, ann The Jolly Janes held an all day several Monday evening at the largest item mileage costs of 93630. roughly live school tLstricts with : ounces Frank Morgan, chairman, meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Walter Bishop ranch. Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright and ■o tiring the members to the capital about 800 acres lying north of Ar | Nyssa. R Hatch last Thursday and spent and return them home cadia. or 123.44b acres. The assessed “All new applications are care -1 the time preparing articles for the Mrs. Della Bunnell were business visitors in Caldwell Monday. CAN'T USE FUNDS valuation of all property in the Attorney General George Neuner boundaries is $1.723 465 The valua fully reviewed by the county comm-! Red Cross. A covered dish lunch The Bend Boy Scouts under the lias ruled that livestock shows, st tion of Nyaaa property is $364.255 lttee to determine if all possibilities eon was served at noon. Six vis leadership of their master. Charles Witty, are collecting waste paper, ate or county fairs or other orgin If Nyssa rejects the proposal the of adequate financing through local itors were present. Mrs. Jesse Johnston of Boise and and are asking all to save and izations receiving racing funds are remami!« outside valuation will be banks or other credit agencies ha Sgt. Ross Johnston of Amarillo, leave at either school house. When limned as to the use of these funds $1300 000 or »300 000 over the re- ve been exhausted," said Morgan. “If the application Is approved, Texas, called on friends in Beend !a load is collected Joe King will The 1943 law provides that racmg ; qUimj minimum donate use of his truck to deliver retlepts for fairs and expositions ! The district board may levy ass- the smallest loan consistent with and Adrian Thursday. v h.ch have suspended during the : essments. designate roads for repair maximum war food production is Mrs. Harvey Bennett is reported it to the junk house. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Cartwright war may be impounded ;n the st and construct.on, repair and recon recommended to conserve remain sick this week Henry Hatch, who spent the past transacted business at Vale Tues ate treasury for use by the fairs struct boards, hire an engineer if ing funds.“ year working In Minnesota on a alter the war For "the duration" the county court does not furnish day. As a second step in placing FSA funds may be used only for upkeep one and transact other necessary funds where they are most needed, government project, returned home or repairs. The Pacific Livestock business The district has no right the financial status and progress last Tuesday evening. Exposition. Portland, who asked for to acquire rlghts-of-way. but may of all present borrowers in the Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and the ruling, cannot use its share of make a request of the county to program three years or more arc daughters and Mrs. Clyde Riggs of Lacing funds to pay insurance P r e - acquire such property The county being reviewed to determine if they Parma were business visitors in .-mums on its buildings can rent equipment to the district have become eligable for bank cr Caldwell Friday. Mrs. H R. Hatch and Miss Helen ALARMING INCREASE IN ACC- an(j the district can rent other eq- edit, It was explained. A borrower who has progressed to the “comm Hatch were business visitors in I DENTS uipment. Industrial accidents are at an _______________ tr Bronchial Irritations Out»» Colds ercial credit” stage will be referred Nampa Thursday evening. Mrs. N. S. Phelan was a week Buckley's Famous " C A N A D IO L ’ all-time high in Oregon. 60,442 re to local financing agencies if supp end guest of Mrs. Harriet Brum- ported last year. The increase is lemental credit Is required. Mixture Acts Like a Flash nation-wide Accidents killed neatly "FSA loan fund for the fiscal bach in Ontario. Spend a few c e n ts to d ay a t an y g o j Mrs. Lois Snap entertained a 100.000 persons in the United Spat d ru g s to re fo r a b o ttle of Buckley - year ending July 1, 1944. will be M ix tu re (trip le acting» es during 1943 Injuries resulting^ RATION BOOK NO. 3-(Brown st- exhausted in the county within a , number of guests at a birthday din CANADIOL. T a k e a couple o f alps a t bedtim e. Fee from accidents affected one out of amps for purchase of meats-fats, month or two by present demands ner party Sunday in observance Its In s ta n t pow erfu l e ffectiv e actioi* sp read th ru th ro a t, h e ad a n d bronchia every 14 persons in the country. et«-> unless more applicants can be fin of her son, Sydney’s birthday. I t s t a r t s a t once to loosen u* February 26-Expiratlon date of anced through other local credit j Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brumbach, tubes. thick, ch o k in g phlegm , so o th e rav. Oregon is doing something about It. b ra n e s a n a m a k e b re a th in g easier In an attempt to arrest the ris brown stamps V, W and X. W agencies,” Morgan said. We hope Mrs. N. S. Phelan and Mr. and m e S m ufferers from th o se p e rs iste n t, nasi ing tide of accidents the state acc series valid on January 30. X on in this way to take care of every Mrs. Joe Brumbach were dinner irr ita tin g co u g h s o r b ro n c h ia l i r r ita tio n s d u e to colds find B u ck ley 's b rin ? i February 6. guests at a birthday dinner in ident prevention division is con faimly-type fanner who cannot quick an d e ffectiv e relief. D on’t w a it- - March 20-Expiration date of br- qualify for regular credit and would celebration of Johnnie Bishop's g e t B uckley’s C an ad lo l to d ay . You gc ! ducting classes in industrial safety for employees. The response and own sum ps Y and Z Y series valid be prevented from making full use third birthday at the home of his relief in sta n tly . interest shown has been so encour- on February 13. Z on February 20, of his experience, labor and pro mother, Mrs. John Bishop, in Nys- NYSSA PHARMACY ! aging that other avenues of instr- : Each weekly series good for 16 po- duction resources." : action and correction will be open- lnts- Small water facilities and joint- ed. The classes are now being held RATION BOOK NO 4-(Processed ownership machinery services as in The Dalles, Bridal Veil, St He fruits and vegetables, jams and je well as operating goods can be fin lens. Vernonia, Salem. Albany, Mo llies.) anced through FSA for family-type February 20-Expiration date of farmers unable to get adequate nmouth. Sweet Home and Lebanon. green stamps. O, H and J. ! Industrial accident executives from credit elsewhere. Information can March 20-Expiration date of gr i be secured through the county FSA other states have sought details ot the system recently employed here een stamps K, L and M. J office, Nyssa. or county committee and full cooperation has been given RATION TOKENS men Dave Mitchell, Route 2. Nyssa; February 27-Starting date for use Fred Burgess. Vale, Oregon; Iven them. of red and blue ration tokens. OLD LAND GRANTS UP Findley, route 2 Ontario; and Fr- Sale starts at 1 o’clock, sharp. Earl Day. sUte tax commissioner SUGAR March 31-Expiration date j ank Morgan, Nyssa. of stamp 30. Book 4. good for 5 and Guy Cordon, attorney for the 30 head of guernsey dairy cows. counties of Oregon, are in Wash pounds. ington, D. C. to appear before the SH O ES DR. CLARA VIAL BIRLEW 18 head of work horses. Stamp No. 18, Book 1, and “Air public lands committee in the Oregon and California land grants plane" stamp No. 1. Book 3. valid will be at Nysa Realty March Cows include 5 heifers, all heavy springers, controversy as to whether the gr for one pair each for indefinite 4, Saturday. Send glasses for repairs or duplication to the ants should mid be administered by the period. Loose stamps not accepted. residence office at Wieiser. 20 springer cows and 5 cows milking now. departmi eht of the interior, as a t , STOVES Purchase certificates available at present, or by the department of On the Ed Paynter ranch 5 miles north of agriculture. If the proposed change , local boards. Is made jurisdiction will go to the WOOD, SAWDUST. COAL-Fuel Payette, Idaho on U. S. 30 highway--Idaho side. forestry division of the department dealers deliver by priorities based Painter and Decorator of agriculture. on needs Lunch served on grounds Oregon and California land grant FTTEL OIL- cases have menaced government February 8-Expiration date of Only inside work fr and politics in the two states for period 2 fuel oil coupons March 14- the past eighty years. In 1866 the \ Expiration date of period 3 coupons, om now until spring. federal government granted th e , GASOLINE Free Estimate newly organized Oregon and Cal- March 21. Expiration date of No. lfomia Railroad Company every j 10 coupons in A book, 3 gallons 775 First St. other section of land on both sides each, of their proposed railroad from TIRE INSPECTION Marysville. California to Portland,! Cars with A ration books must Col. Bert Anderson, auctioneer Oregon. The company did not com have tires inspected every 6 mon plete Its provision to the grant. ths; B books every 4 months; C The government took back the land books every 3 months Commercial and congress later passed a law motor vehicles every 6 months or giving the counties affected com 5,000 miles, whichever comes first. pensation in lieu of taxes when PRICE CONTROL Refer price inquiries and comp ever a sale Is made of any of the laints to price clerk of your local involved lands. war price and rationing board. BRONCHIAL COUGHS! Ration Calendar Livestock Auction Saturday, Feb. 19 Ed Paynter, J Owner Andy McGinnis Chamber Votes New Financing For Road Dist. Plan Outlined (Continued From Page 1) Stretching limited farm security | ject will be dead, because the city administration funds to meet needs valuation is not sufficient to comply of all Malheur county farmers un ! with the law. able to finance 1944 farming oper- directors will hold off Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public I ice The for three one, two and three years, It 11H III 11 III 1111 11111111111111111111111 j with their terms selected by lot. Auction on the place located across the road from Later each year on April 2 a dir ector will be elected for three years, except that no election will be held of Sorrowing Ones Big Bend Park, 8 miles West of Wilder or 4 miles next year. The board, which will Though death strikes elect a secretary, may levy taxes for the betterment of roads In the a thousand miles away. East of Adrian, Ore., on territory Included in the district. These are days of ch The money must be spent In the district. The board can levy one- ange and of travel. Am half of one per cent of the assessed erica is on the move. valuation of the district in sny one Few are there who do year, except that at the annual not have a relative or meeting the electors may vote in Sale Starts at One o’clock, Slow Time favor of an additional levy of 1 friend away from ho per cent, making a grand total of me. Indies Will Serve Lunch. only m per cent or 15 mills, even Since death takes ¿10 If the voters choose to levy the 19 HEAD OF CATTLE additional tax. The additional levy holiday, some of us must be approved at an annual may have a loved one Durham Cow. milking now. Guernsey Heifer, springer. Guernsey Cow. fresh in March. Ouernsey Cow. freshen In March. meeting. As a result, the district striken while he is aw could raise only 16500 between now Jersey Cow. milking now. Guernsey cow, freshen In May. and 1947, if both the city and cou ay from home. Call us Guernsey Cow. milking now. Ouernsey row. milking now. ntry approve the proposal, and only and you can be sure of Guernsey Cow, milking now. Ouernsey Cow. milking now. $6500 if tlie city remains outside. Holstein Cow. fresh in 2 weeks. Jersey Heifer. fitting last rites wheth Taxes are collected in the same Guernsey Cow fresnen In April. Holstein Bull very good individual. manner as other taxes. Money rai er the interment is to Guernsey cow freshen in March. Holstein Heifer Calf. sed in the district can be spent *t take place at the distant Jersey Heifer, springer Jersey Heifer. Holstein Heifer, springer. This is an exceptionally fine herd. I any place In the district where It Is lace or back here at most needed. ome. Only those persons may vote w h-, Extra Good Young Buck 14 Ewes andLarnbs, extra good. use names appear on the last tax 18 Feeder Hogs. 1 Weather assessment roll and who have re 180 New Hampshire Red Pullets. Set of Heavy Harness and coll sided in the district for 30 days The word "taxpayer" means a per These are producing two casea of ars. these are extra good. Kitchen cabinet and many more son who pays taxes on real prop eggs per week erty. A wife may vote It a deed MHUMMMMMNMHHMHtlMHMMMMHHM useful articles from the house. 10 Tons Alfalfa Hay, 3rd cutting. Team of Horses, weight 4200 lbs. 2 Tons of Barley and some Oats. This team of fine workers are 6 Farm Master Milking machine new. and 7 years old and as good as LET I’S PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOI'R FAT HOGS TERMS OA8H All property to any In the valley. Sell where there is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un be settled for before being removed New machinery and miscellaneous necessary expense incurred through a great number of men from place Items required to handle vour hogs and where you can see and check the weight of your hogs yourself. We buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards in Nysaa. Ore. and Homedale. Idaho. nw Friday's price phone 111 R. Nyssa. between the hours of COL E L. ROE, AUCTIONEER CLAR MCCONAUOHEY, CLERK 3 P M and 9 P M on Thursdays or S9JLJ. Homedale on Friday 71 J-7th Ave. No.. Nampa. Route 2 Phone 568-R11, Caldwell FRANK KULLANDER Public Sale Easing the Trials Typewriter and Adding Machine Repairing Let Us Send Your Machine To Experts Reasonable Prices On All Makes Monday, Feb. 21 t Nyssa Funeral Home Geo. Elfers, Owner Typewriter Ribbons Adding Machine Ribbons and Rolls Carried In Stock Gate City Journal
