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< THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY AUGUST 31, 1944 PAGE TWU winter cover crop seeds Oregon far mes Mott was sponsor of the U S S . | country. Kula Gulf. 42nd escort carrier lau- I "Winter cover crop seed require - mers can be expected to fill in 1945. nched by the Todd Pacific Tacoma Dents continue to be relatively la- Llke the recently announced wheat The Tula ! rge'” Mr' Taylor P°in ^ 1 goal for the state, the cover crop shipyards last Tuesday, m e f u a , ^ emphasu* must be placed this announced Gulf was named for the body o f , year on the production of crimson seed toals water where a naval engagement ¡clover and hairy vetch seeds be- in order that farmers may KLASS V. P O W E L L ................................. Ldl,or and Publisher was fought last year in the Georgia ¡cause of the wide adaptability of able to plan their contributions t o these cover crops. Moderate in ward meeting them well in advance island group. creases also are needed in the pro of planting time. SUBSCRIPTION KATES ADVERTISING KATES The chrlstning was the 158th to duction of Austrian winter peas be held at this shipyard. One Year ____________ $2 00 Open rate, per Inch 35c and common ryegrass In order that Auxiliary To Meet— The American Legion auxiliary Six Months........... ............$1 25 National, per Inch 35c adequate reserves of these seeds Single Copies................. . .05 Classifieds, per word ..... .. 2e may be available in addition to ade will meet September 7 at 8 p.m. at quate supplies for continued expan thq home of Mrs Joe Maughan. (Strictly in Advancel Minimum ...... 30c 9 " ■ "■ Mr and Mrs Otis Bullard and sion of their use as winter cover Return Urom Visit— family went to Boise Friday, retur crops.” Mrs Jake Groot and Alice Atke- Price and market assurance for Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County, Oregon ning Saturday evening. They spent son have returned from Dillon, Mo Entered at the postofifce al Nyssa, Gregqg for transmission the night with Mrs Bullard's sister. farmers will be provided through purchase and loan programs for th ntana. where they visited relatives through the United States Mails, as sagond class matter, under Mrs Dale Lakey and family. ese seeds similar to those in oper and friends for a week. the act of March 3. ¡879 ' Mr and Mrs John Zittercob spent ation this year. Seeds to be purc the week-end at McCall. Here From Payette— ---------------- * ----------------------------------- ^ ---------- Mr and Mrs Ellis Warner and fa hased and the maximum basic pr Tommy Sallee of Payette visited mily and Mrs Dement returned fr ices per pound for each are: Hairy FAIR COMMITTEES, EXHIBITORS vetch, 12 cents; certified Willamette last Thursday with Johnny Bishop. om a visit to the cost this week. ENTITLED TO GRATITUDE Glen Dowers and family returned vetch, 6 cents; crimson clover, 11.5 cents; and common ryegrass 7.5 A M ) HE KNOWS where to get them. C. C. Maxsie, president of this week from the coast. The Malheur county fair and rodeo this year cents. Loans will be made on Aust Nurtlirup King At Co., pioneer seed growers and merchants. In Erma Lee Orris went to Bums spects a field of onions near lloise, Idaho. Nix northwestern was splendid, but we all hope that by the time with her sister, Louise Gregg to rian winter peas at 3.5 cents per states produce almost half the vegetable seeds of the nation. This pound. The state AAA committee Ls another August arrives, the war will be over so attend school. one kind, the III-liht-Ko or Long Whit« Bunching onion, may re meeting with members of the USDA pay China for her gift of the soybean to the United States. Hazel Hickey of Elgin, Oregon that we can hav^o exhibits of farm products in Carlot shippers since 1928. war board and other state farm spent the week-end here with her BOX 54 open classes. * leaders to determine what part of parents, Mr and Mrs John Hickey. miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. r — the national requirements for these — 1 PARMA, IDAHO The boys and girls of the county have done a oydney Snap on the lawn at the __*__ COLUMBIA AVENUE fine job in helping to keep alive the county fair home of Mrs. Arthur Holly Thurs L C a p it a l— through display of their livestock, canning, and E.W. PRUYN Mrs Mary E. Tensen, Mr and Mrs day afternoon. Mrs. Snap is the garden and field produce. Now that the boys I j Q - p P a r a d e Lem Webster and Mrs Berry Mon- former Mavis Gale. son and daughter Linda Kay, ol and girls and the committees have conducted a Walter Bishop consulted a doc t Auto Repairing 0 P P M Ì ir r d Y \ V 'd d e Ogden are visiting Mr and Mr: junior fair since the Japanese attack on Pearl tor in Ontario Thursday. Address Your Letters E. C. Larson and Mr and Mrs Ed Reboring, Valve Grind harbor, a full-fledged Malheur county fair can Mr. and Mrs. John Mogus re ward P. Larson and family. and Samples to Us. Miss Louise Tensen of Nyssa ant ceived a letter from Major General ing, Lathe work. Parts be held the first fall after the conclusion of the NATIONAL SERVICE — BUYERS— Mrs Marjorie Fields of Boise weri Innis P. Swift announcing their ■war. Inasmuch as an organization has been How do you stand or* compulsorv week-end visitors at the Dick Groot Garden Seeds, Grasses, and accessories son, T-4 Leroy Mogus was granted military training? Candidates lor maintained and a fair has been held each year, home. Clovers Alfalfas, a silver star for galantry in action the legislature and for congress are Several relatives and friends gat the county is entitled to state aid on premiums. Hay and Grain Phone -66w against the enemy. Mogus 1s receiving questions like the forego hered at the home of Mrs G errit! When farmers and others are relieved of th Stam FYiday to help her celebrate 1 stationed .somewhere in the South ing in their mail reguarly these eft1 war-time burdens, interest in displaying fa her birthday. Pacific. | days. There is a definate showing Mr and Mrs C. M. Tensen and ; rm products in open classes will increase and A-c Billy Harftllton has been, that citizens are taking more in- Nlel are home from Summit Prairie, j farmer groups will offer incentives to prospec tiansferred from Santa Ana t o 1 terest in government affairs this They attended the rodeo in Ontario j The World’s News Seen Through < tive exhibitors. Rankin Field, Tulare, California. ! year than has been S e r v e d by Sunday. . , this writer during the past 50 years. Miss Norma Jensen of BoLse spent Mrs. Joe Brumbach was a busi- . . . . . . . We owe a vote o f gratitude to the fair comm .This should Indicate a heavy vote ness visitor in Ontario from Wed- lrl November. Election years in war- the week-end with her parents, Mr ittees and the youthful exhibitors for their in is Truthful — Constructive— Unbiased — Free from Sensational and Mrs Melvin Jensen. nesday until Saturday. times invariably register spastic ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructi e and Its Daily terest in holding a fair under difficult condit Mr and Mrs Dick Groot enter Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make Aviation Machinist Mate 2-c | interest, which Is better than the tained Sunday afternoon for Mr ions. • the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the 1 lome. Lewis King and Mrs. King were j Passive interest of normal years, and Mrs Dick Stam of Oregon Tr ... , ,, . . . , „ when 50 per cent of the citizens re ail, Mr and Mrs J. Davidson of The Christian Science Publishing S 'ciety guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe K in g ' Power company at Caldwell -as glster and 50 per cent of the re Parma, Mr and Mrs Gerrit Groot of One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts the past week. They left Saturday gistered vote. cashier and bookkeper. Apple Valley and Mr and Mrs Pete Price #12.00 Yearly, or #1.00 a Month. A candidate for the legislature fr Tensen. Mr. Beck of Caldwell called on for Corpus Christie, Texas, where Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, #2.60 a Year. Miss Dorothy Hamilton has ac om Multnomah county showed me a he is stationed. Introductory Offer, 6 Saturday Issues 25 Cents. Mrs Leiws Miles, mother of Mrs cepted a position with the Idaho Bend residents Thursday correct A number of Bend residents at dozen letters from a stack of pro Edward C. Larson, who visited here Name______________________________ __________________________ ing and collecting on income tax bably a hundred he had received several days, returned to her home tended the Malheur county fair in returns. from voters. Most of the writers Address_________________________________________ ____________ Mrs. Charles Van Cleef and Mrs. Ontario. Among the prize win were interested in legislation for in Ogden Wednesday. SAMPLE COPY O N REQUEST f Cyrus Bishop shopped at Ontario ners were members of Carol Wit compulsory military training. Four ty's sheep club. Joe Witty second, Wednesday. wanted to know his stand on com A very enjoyable afternoon was Johnny Witty fourth, and Jim pulsory training, three wanted more spent by those who attended the Jones fifth. Others exhibiting sheep discount on Income taxes, three wo were George and Rex Gale and uld Influence or advise him about Gene Jones. Carol Witty rated the "little Townsend" bill, two wo fourth in showmanship. Mr. Christy uld build up a stockpile with strict Oregon farmers can expect an took the sheep to Ontario for the economy now for the proverbial anouncement in the near future of | club. rainy day to come. the state’s production goals for win | Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller and The U. S. congress will try and ter cover crop seeds—all vetches, Virginia returned Friday from sev- squash any action or even discuss Austrian winter peas, crimson cl I eral days spent fishing at Berg- ion of compulsory military training over and common rye grass—for dorff. by laws until after election this fall. harvest in 1945, R. B. Taylor, chair through | Joe King, Lewis King and Wal The subject is sure to be interisly man of the state committee of the with that ter Stradley enjoyed a fishing trip controversal. If the politicians can agricultural adjustment agency re during Lewis' furlough, which he break sidetrack it until the shooting stops ports. spent with his parents, Mr. and We pay cash or allow credit on subscription. it up it will soon become just another By productlng these seeds, far Mrs. Joe King. cold potato. The rocket that is mers contribute greatly to the food j Mr. and Mrs. Miles Teeter and worrying state legislators—candid producing capacity of the nation. ' children returned home from the atus and elected—is will congress The winter cover crop which are lookout station and left the child toss the hot potato out to the in made possible through the product ren at the William Teeter home dividual states and jeer, “States ion of these seeds are of great im so they could enter school Mon KEEP rights, Sah!" portance In building up and main day. GREEN LIGHT FOR VETERANS taining soil fertility In addition to OREGON Mrs. John C. Bishop and child Discharged service men and wo the immediate advantages which ren of Nyssa were Sunday guests GREEN men will now be able to reach home are derived from pasturing them. in the Brumbach home. A S S O C IA T IO N Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bishop with more of their pay o ff money. Winter cover crops occupy a prom S A L E M , ORE. Star, 'ard of California The army and navy requested the inent place In the conservation spent Saturday in Ontario. School opened In district 47 railroads to request the inter state program of the agricultural adjust Monday with Mrs. Baker of Cald commerce commission and the state ment agency in many parts of the well and Miss Mary Weir ast each- public service utility commissioners to allow discharged members of the ers. LET US PROVIDE A HOME MARKET FOR YOUR FAT IIOGS Mrs. M. E. Rogers has returned armed forces to travel at what am We are now accepting applications for the Sell where there is no commission to pay, no shrink, no un from Portland where she spent ounts to about half fare on all rail necessary expense incurred through a great number of men the past month visiting her daugh roads. The request became an order coming beet campaign. all along the gamut to take effect required to handle your hogs and where you can see and check ter Mrs. Metcalf and family. Every service that ls needed in September t, with the trip to be Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright tiie weight of your hogs yourself. I have rented the Harvey Bennett completed within the usual 30 days. We buy hogs every Friday at the stockyards in Nyssa, Ore. If you desire work, please come to the office your hour of grief house formerly occupied by the late STEFH j HEAD PARK If the government will deed or and Homedale, Idaho. Mrs. P. B. Anderson. and leavQ your application at once. For Friday's price phone 111 R. Nyssa. between the hours ol Mrs. Della Bunnell accompan sell the land to the state a public Plus a dignified sympathy ied her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Tutler park will be set up to afford an 5 PM . and 9 P.M. on Thursdays or 53JLJ, Homedale, on Friday. to Boise for a visit, after her sale approach to America's finest steel- That beautifies the memory head fishing stream, the Rogue FRANK KULLANDER last Tuesday. river, near Medford. Brig. Gen Ralph Cowgill, comm Of both family and friends. ander of the Oregon state guard, suggests the land bordering on Ro gue river, now owned by the gover We Have Several nment and used as a part of Camp FARM WORKERS The number of people working White, be set aside as a public park on farms on August 1 was the low The suggestion clicks at the capital. est for that date In 20 years of Governor Earl Snell Is an enthus monthly records—the total of 10,- iastic steelhead fisherman and Is j 008,000 persons working on farms well Informed on the recreational mmiMMimii i m m m mm * nmhi * « n m unmmiiiiinirm in m hi hi win an $ n n hi hi urn in in in in in m hi hi in in hi hi hi w a i m m i wn ii[ was 4 percent less than on August value of fishing to the individual 1. 1943, and 6 percent below the and to the state. All state officials 1935-39 August average. who were told o f the proposal were ENOUGH. BUT enthusiastic. One was in favor of The petroleum administration for making Medford the summer cap war says that third-quarter gaso ital of Oregon. line quotas to agricultural users will PARDON THE EGO be net. although local and tempor The Oregon state tax commission ary shortages may develop as a re announced Saturday that a ''For on the floor with an average price of sult of the shortage of tires for giveness" of 30 per cent would be •ruck tankers. The agency states allowed on state Income taxes for hat the petroleum situation will 1944 payable In 1946. This the exact improve almost Immediately with figure as estimated in this column reductions In military demands. ¡one month ago. MORE DEHYDRATED MEAL i No property taxes will be levied Anyone o f these will be sold at WFA has announced that It will for state purposes. Revenues during In every glass you’ll get de recommend priorities for the In- the year ending June 30. 1945 are -itallation of new alfalfa-meal d e h y -, estimated to be $31.000.000. nearly licious country flavor. Pure dn tors to producers of sun-cured all of which will be from Income alfalfa meal who will convert at taxes An estimated $9.874.778 will if purchased during the month o f September. least part of their production w ith -, be distributed to counties for sell whole milk with added vita out using additional grinding equip- ools The 30 per cent "forgiveness" lAiok them over thoroughly before you buy. ment Release of materials has been means that each taxpayer will pay Cash if you have it; credit if you want it. min D for your health’s sake. authorised for the expansion and only 70 per cent of what his tax I WFA desires to Increase the pro-1 figures show. | ductkin of dehydrated alfalfa meal MISS MOTT CHRISTENS KULA tvailtry and livestock feed. De- | GULF hydrated meal contains more ear- | Mias Dorothy Mott of Salem, dau- | otene or Vitamin A than sun-cured i ghter of representative and Mrs Ja- umidi * The Gate City Journal He Knows His Onions early Arcadia ----------- . y Watts Sesd Co. Buyers & Sellers T he C hristian S cience M onitor An International Daily News [taper Big Bend Cover Crop Goal To Be Revealed When you are match or cigarette, !.. .That is another thoughtful way to pre vent forest fires. W e Want Clean EARLY NEWS LO W ELL THOM AS 7:15 p . m . Cotton Rags Gate City Journal DON LEE-MUTUAL Workers Notice W e Render The Amalgamated Farm Briefs Pre-War Spring-Filled Living Room Suites $ 162.50 Nyssa Funeral H om e Sugar Company Have 2 Glasses a Day For Health For Vitality Milk 12 Per Cent Reduction Nordale Furn. Store Gate City Dairy
