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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAI
fraternity at the Brigham Young
has been moved up and he Is ex- tk>n program again offers assist-at the Perry Ward home.
university at Provo, Utah, accord
pec ting soon to face the saw- a nee to range livestock operators I
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ing to word received here.
bones at the Boise Facility, and in performing practices and mak- Return From V isit-
how that sly old fox Keener Is1 lng improvements that will con-
Mrs. S. W Abersold and child-
looking like the cat who had swal- j tribute to proper use of range ren have returned from a three- Picnic Postponed—
The Owyhee Riding club picnic
lowed the canary as he contem- j forage, points out Frank Phillips, weeks' visit with friends and rela-
KLASS V. POWELL • ■ -
BY J. F MORFITT
plates the arrival of his friend ¡range supervisor of the Malheur tlves in Ogden, Utah and Rupert, scheduled for last Sunday will be
In this column we will endeavor Wallace Barry and have him at a county AAA committee.
set for a later date because of the
’ Idaho.
ADVERTISING RAIES
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
to clearlly some of the many pro meeting of the V J.W . soon. Watch , As in 1944, range features of the j
death of President Roosevelt.
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One Year
$2 30
Open rate, per Inch ... 25c
blems of the veterans In Malheur this column for all answers and u p : program are based on a grazing Boise Visitors—
National,
per
inch
.........
35c
Six Months..................... SlJS
Attend Utah Funeral—
county and your correspondent at to the minute happenings of the
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis and
land management plan which every
Classifieds, per word......... 2r
Single Copies.............
-05
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Poulson
tilts time sincerely requests that Veterans of Malheur county.
operator
who
intends
to
take
part
Mr.
and
Mis.
William
Beus
were
and family left Monday for Ogden,
Minimum.........30c
any one with a veteran problem
(Strictly In Advance)
in
the
program
must
file
with
the
Boise visitors Friday.
that they do not understand please
where they will attend the fun
county committee before May 1.
send it in and it will be answered POWELL IS CHOSEN
eral of their infant grandchild.
Go
To
Weiser—
Instead of the payment for
Published every Thursday at Nyssa Malheur County, Oregon
In this column. A postcard ad AS KOG CHAIRMAN
Lloyd Lewis and Luther Fife
maintenance of forage residue ot
Entered at the postoHlce at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
dressed to your newspaper in the
were business visitors in Welser Here From Utah—
Governor
Earl
Snell
this
week
iered
under
1944
Program,
this
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
or to P.O. Box 637, On
Dr. and Mrs. Hooper, en route
Sunday.
*razln* land P"*tice offers
Uie act of March 3. 1879.
tario, Oregon will receive the im announced the re-appointment of ^
from Portland, stopped in Nyssa
Klass
V.
Powell
of
Nyssa
to
serve
ian
a»owince
of
five
cents
an
acre
mediate attention of your service
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Hooper's
Visits Here—
officer. Now if we all will do our during 1945 as Malheur county I tor ran«e Improvements needed for
Mrs. C. W. Reberger of Portland sister. Mrs. Amasu Hamon.
part and submit questions rela chairman of Keep Oregon G reen, conservation of forage and better was transacting business in Nyssa
TRUMAN’S SITUATION TRYING
tive to these veteran problems. It and has asked the chairman to attribution <*f livestock. Payment the last of the week and was a
«... not only help the one who Is
„ select at once a strong committee rat*s are base-* 011 tlle cost 01 Ule guest at the H. R. Sherwood home.
will
Vice President Harry S. Truman became
sending in the question but it may of citizens to work with him in improvement. Improvements that
call the attention of others who 1 the all-important work of prevent- can be made under this practice Joins F ratern ity -
president of the United States last week-end,
may need the Information and as ing farm and forest fires this include: New fencing, fence re
Miss Darthel Bybee is joining the
pair, supplemental water storage,
RED CEDAR
succeeding the late President Franklin D. Roos
then can be readily seen this will 1 year.
Lambeta Delta Sigma, religious
corrals,
cattle
guards,
branding
and
help
all.
All
questions
will
receive
“As
the
war
draws
to
a
close,"
evelt, under perhaps the most trying conditions
a personal reply for your service Governor Snell stated, "we can ex loading chuts.
In approving an operator’s plan,
ever experienced by a president.
officer, and when published in tills pect desperate last minute efforts
Mr. Phillips said, consideration is
column
the
name
of
the
sender
by
the
Japanese
to
wreak
their
EXPERT
Mr. Truman said he felt like the moon and
will not be disclosed.
j spite on us. Such fiendishness given to proper stocking rates, with
N o w A v a ila b le
stars had fallen on him, so great is the burden
Q.--Does the man in the ser- ! might take the form of incendiary Jul1 Production of meat and wool
vice have free right to name any attacks on our forests. We must ‘or war needs and conservation of
for any repair job or for
that has been cast on his shoulders. He himself
person as beneficiary to his
war be ever alert to make certain that grazing resources the objectives,
any permitted construc
such attacks fall."
*f° f°r 1945 management plans
realizes the seriousness of his situation be risk insurance?
tion job. No priorities re
Ans.—Yes in certain limitations.
Governor Snell pointed out th at bave been fllec* by 51 county range
quired!
cause he knows he is a man of moderate talent
There are restricted beneficiaries during the 1945 summer season and 1 livestock operators
The program also includes prac
BUDGET TERMS
such as wife, husband, children, even now. it is the duty of every
and experience in the most comprehensive job
Phone 727W
Nothing down and pay
included in this an adopted child, citizen to take an active part in tices to provide adequate water
in the world.
a step child, or an Illegitimate the publicly-sponsored Keep Ore to obtain proper distribution of
ments as little as $5.00
Caldwell, Idaho
child, (If so designated as bene gon Green program, and see that range livestock. Payments, not to
per month.
Mr. Roosevelt’s political opponents as well
exceed
80
percent
of
the
cost
of
man-caused
fires
just
do
not
get
ficiary by the insured), parents in
the
project,
are
made
for
con
as his friends, were shocked by his death and
cluding a father or mother through started."
of dams and reservoirs',
sorry too that he was taken from our leader adoption or persons who have stood Edmund Hayes, chairman of the struction
in loco parentis to a member In state executive committee of KOG, for wells and for development of
ship at this particular time, when his exper
the military forces at any time for was asked by the governor to per seeps or springs. Prior approval is |
BILL LANE
a
one year period of such status fect the strongest possible fire- required for all of these practices,
L U M B E R ( 5 ) COMPANY
ience and friendship with other national lead during
a period of not less than prevention organization for the and the amount that the county
Auctioneer
committee can approve this year
ers could have been of such great value in arr
one year prior to his enlistment. critical 1945 season.
"There’s a Yard Near You”
"Of great importance this year,” will be limited somewhat by the
Q.— Can a disabled veteran
Phone 116J
Nyssa
anging world affairs to help in the preservation
county's
allocation
of
practice
the
governor
stressed,
"is
the
for
drawing compensation after leav
of peace.
ing the service elect to have his mation of strong county committ funds.
Other range conservation prac
However, the situation will probably bind
insurance premiums payments de ees of citizens who will work the
season through in keeping fire loss tices offered in the 1945 program
ducted from his compensation?
the American people still closer together in
include control of destructive
SEE THE
Ans.—Yes this can be done upon to the lowest possible point.”
their effort to deliver the knockout punch to
Charles Ogle, newly named ex plants, seeding, rodent control, and
making such a request to the In
Germany and Japan.
surance division of the Veterans ecutive secretary, stated at Salem establishment of fireguards.
Administration.
headquarters of KOG this week
Whatever rancor may have been left from
Q.—Does a person in the armed that he would very shortly start
the republican defeat last fall disappeared in
forces and who is captured by on a tour of the state to work out
the death of President Roosevelt and now the
the enemy and held in that coun local fire prevention programs
For Your
try of the enemy have to make with each county committee.
new president has the undivided support of
any special arrangements to have
the entire nation. His pleasing personality and
Families Make Moves—
his insurance payments
taken SOME CROP GOALS
Clifford Fox has moved to the
friendliness with the common folk should make
care of?
Frank Graham place and Mr. and
Ans—No if the man Is cap WILL BE REACHED
him many staunch friends and thus increase
Mrs. Edwin Wertz have moved in
tured by the enemy and so de
his usefulness in the difficult period after the
State summary of farmers' in to the Clifford Fox home. They
tained the insurance division will
war.
pay such payments as are due and tentions listed on 1945 farm plans made the change Friday.
will deduct them from his with for half of Oregon's cropland in
held pay until such time as he dicates th at 1945 production goals Furnish Music—
Mrs. Herb Fisher furnished
is returned to the controlled Jur will be attained for barley, wheat,
isdiction of the department. Note: potatoes, sugar beets, cover crop special violin music at the grave
seeds,
alfalfa
seed
and
lidtno
seed.
side services for Wayne Bybee In
This does not so apply entirely
to those reported missing in ac These early intuitions also lndi | Ontario Friday. Reed Ray played
cated that acreage would fall som e-' the postlude on the accordian.
tion, however.
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Q.—Does the beneficiary under what short of goals for oats, flax
war risk Insurance have to prove seed, com, tame hay, red clover Over Night Guests—
seed, and alslke clover seed, al
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moss of Salt
his age and why?
We Have a Car of Side Dressing 5-10 and 5
Ans.—The amount of monthly though the summary indicated sub Lake City were overnight guests
installments of each $1000 of in stantial increases for the last two at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
O. Bybee Monday. They will meet
surance is determined by the age crops.
Also a car of SIMPLOT FERTILIZER
Although oats and com appear their son Dale Moss, who is a
of the beneficiary as the ^last
to
be
short
of
the
goal,
the
total
military police, now serving at
birthday at the date of death of
j the insured, said age being deter feed grain acreage goal probably Washington, in Nyssa Wednesday
mined at the last birthday prior will be met because of the In and return to Salt Lake with him.
to date of death of the insured, crease in barley. Because potato Clarence Bybee, of Ogden, was an
and is made in accordance with production is Indicated as below overnight guest Friday. He is a
| the Mortality with interest at the goals in general farming areas, defense worker, and is looking
rate of three percent per annum. growers in commercial producing for a farm here.
Phone 42
Therefore beneficiaries age must be areas are urged by War Pood Ad-
I mlnstrator Marvin Jones to plant Merchant Marine Here—
so established.
HAVE YOU NOTICED, OR DID j additional acreage to offset this Boatswain Mate Roy Martin, mer
I decrease. Jones also called atten- chant marine, and his wife, were
YOU KNOW:
|
That Mr. Arment does now have tion to the urgent need for the visiting a t the home of Mr. Mar
applicants for the position which I full goal acreage of sugar beets. tin's cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
has been vacant in the employ-1 J According to the farm plan sum Drown, Sunday. Martin attended
ment office since the departure mary, Oregon is one of the few the grade school at Kingman Kol-
of Comrade Scroggins and we hope states where growers have ex ony some time ago, and has been
soon that they have an employ- I pressed
‘T ' “ ™ intention to plant their
“ ,cu visiting his sister, Mrs. L. T. Ash
»tu, Job, and ■
share ot the national goal of these craft, there.
ment assistant on the
two
Important
crops.
have you noticed how closely Com
The summary also Indicated a Visits In Nampa—
rade Leavlt is watching the calls
sharp
drop in spring pigs, indi
Mr. and Mrs. Bumall Brown j
of the mailman to get that wel
come notice that his disability al cating the need for keeping more were Nampa visitors last Thurs-
lowance has been completed, or sows to farrow this fall. The farm day.
that furrowed brow of Bill Fisk plans Indicate that Oregon farm
when you ask him when the dedi- ers are responding to the call for Returns From Twin Falls—
Mrs. Olea BUlings has returned!
! cation of the Vale Legion home is a high level of milk production,
to be, as he states that the labor and will milk at least as many from a visit in Twin Falls. She j
cows as in 1944.
visited Mrs. Grant Lewis, a form
problem has him behind the eight-
er resident of Nyssa.
ball, and that sly smile when Com
rade Walker contemplates this la RANGE LIVESTOCK
Guests From Boise—
bor
situation when the army mov MEN ARE ASSISTED
Now is the time to plant
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Taylor and
es in with those German prisoners,
and that Comrade Kuhn’s claim The 1945 agricultural eonserva- sons of Boise were week-end guests
The G ate C ity J o u rn a l
«
expío
the
the
They
cities
mom
troul
dergi
whei
place
Jd
Brit:
his
and
day
and
K<
and
day
me,
lurt
for
the
Li
THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1945
Veterans
Information
Plenty O f
S h in g le s
LAND
L E V E L IN G
V
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f
I
t
y
i
t
t
Dessert Seed Co
LOCAL NEWS
Grass, Clover and
Alfalfa seed
Fertilizer
Nyssa Elevator
GARDEN SEEDS
Be Assured of a Successful Victory
Garden By Using
META-NOX
for control of snails and slugs, and also sow-
bugs, cutworms and certain ground beetles. *
Buy PURINA hybrid seed corn, bred to pro
duce deep rows of big kernels on small cob. |
Field tested.
PROTECT YOUR PLANTS WITH HOTKAPS
SOMEBODY SHOULD TELL MRS. BROWN ^
COMING
To the Nazarene Church the
Northwest Nazarene
College A Capella Choir
Sunday April 22.
AT 10 a. m.
Al Thompsor & Son
There are about 40 in this choir. You don’t
Motor Boats
Insure them against
loss caused by:
Fire
Theft
Collision with
another boat
Loss of outboard mot
or overboard
Collision or upset while
on trailer
Reasonable Rates
Bernard Eastman
Ilsur met
want to miss hearing them.
Real Estate
We make it fresh every minute and we keep plenty
on tap all the time. There haven’t been any shortage*
and there won’t be.
And as for price, that’s been coming down steadily
through the years. What’s more, it has stayed low, while
other living costs went up with war.
Better fold up that big box, Mrs. Brown, and save
it for scrap salvage. You can depend on our folks to
deliver all the friendly low-priced electric service you’ll
ever need for your wonderful post-war appliances.
•
Jf„ B W T , CBS.
Hear NELSON EDDY in "T H E ELECTRIC H O U R" with
Robtrt A r m i n g , Orchestra.
Sunday!, 4 .SO t .
I D A H O V POWER
A CITIZEN WHEREVER IT S E R V E S
Phone 6«
NYSSA
Look, Mrs. Brown, you don t have to Hoard electricity
— no matter how much you value its convenience.
OREGON
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