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TH E NYSSA G ATE C IT Y J O U R N A L
I he (jdte City Journal
TH U R SD AY. M A Y 2, 1946
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck, has
been quite sick the past week with
and Charlene Harris, Betty Ann dy. The next meeting will be held
Defier, June Amman and Lor- at Donna Peterson's home.
Duffer, June A us man, and Lor
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christo
raine VanDeWater. A f t e r
the pher of West Plains, Missouri, ar
meeting games were played and a rived In Adrian Sunday evening
story read. Refreshments of Jello,
to visit Mrs. Ellen Sparks for a
cake and cookies were served by
few days They visited relatives and
th leader.
Due to an error In last week's friends in Parma Monday after
paper Mrs. Joe Brumbach was re noon.
Mrs. Ellen Sparks was a dinner
ported to have submitted to an
operation in St. Alphonsus hospi guest Saturday at the John Tho
tal in Boise. Instead it was Mrs. mas home In Parma.
Joe Branek, who submitted to the
Enlists In Marines—
operation.
The marine corps recruiting sta
Mrs. Gayle Martin spent a few
cays in Nampa the past week visit tion in Boise has announced the
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. enlistment of Alvin Robert G riffin
In the regular marine corps for
Don Boren.
Several girls of the Adrian In "duty with aviation units only ".
termediate G irl Scouts met at the G riffin, 17, is a son of James S.
home of Jean Dllle in Adrian with G riffin of Nyssa. A brother, Cal
their leader, Mrs. Charles New- vin, a private In the army, is
blll, Saturday afternoon, April 27. stationed at Camp Robertson, Ark
They played a few games and held ansas. The young marine is now
a scavenger hunt.
Some
badge en route to the marine corps base,
work was checked.
The hostess San Diego, for recruit training be
served
lemonade, cookies, cake, fore being assigned to an aviation
Jello with whipped cream and can unit.
tne measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of
Greenleaf, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs.
Editor and Publisher
KLASS V. POW ELL - - -
Warren A. Johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. Prank A. Johnson enjoyed a
picnic Sunday in Payette park.
AD VERTISIN G R AT^S
SU BSCRIPTIO N KATES
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fry and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ell R at
Open rate, per Inch........ 35c
One Y e a r ..............
*2.00
c liff and family of New Plymouth
National, per Inch .........35c
Six Months.......................... *1.25
drove to Freeze-Out mountain and
Classifieds, per word
— 3c
Single Copies ...........
Do
Black Canyon dam for a picnic
Minimum
30c
(Strictly In Advance)
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Longfellow and
son of Longmont, Colorado ate
Published every Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon
dinner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Entered at the postolflces at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
F. A. Johnson.
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
Marlon Seuell and sons, Wood-
the act of March 3. 1879
row and Ernest, and Kenneth
Baker spent Sunday fishing at
I
Owyhee dam.
NU-ACRES
dinner
guests of
the
Dwight
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stam of Nysa
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Butcher and Durrlngton family Sunday o f last were Sunday diner guests at the
:
,
George Smlt home,
family of Wilder and Mr. and Mrs. I week
Marion Johnson
recently dls-
Oscar Samuels and family were
Little Kathleen Keck, daughter ol t haiged from the service, has been
i .pending some time visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. John
son. and other relatives. He left
Wednesday for his home In Long
mont, Colorado.
G O O D BUYS
Small Rad io
Kitchen Cabinet
Library Table
iy 2 H. P. Ga» Engine
Sectional Book Case
Complete Bedroom Suite
Six Leather-Bottom Chairs
Small Hot Plates for Coffee Makers
Small Buffet, a Beauty
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Mrs. Curtis Fry and Mrs. F. A.
1 Johnson went to Nampa on bus
iness Thursday.
I The Do-More 4-H club held Its
j regular meeting with Wayne and
Jimmy Durrlngton Friday night.
The new officers were installed with
a candle-lighting ceremony. Sev
eral new members have enrolled
;or the coming year.
This big fellow Is one of the Kodiak bears that will be shown at the
Harry Wood, who has been quite
sick again the past week, is im- C. R. Montgomery wild animal circus In Nyssa Thursday, May 9.
uoved. Henry Blanchard, Leroy
larney,
Thomson,
Martin
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d for him Paul
Tuesday,
which he
said Mrs. Thelma Elliot and Mrs. Clyde Heights, Mrs. Arthur Cartwright j
Jansen
Frank Preston work- Steelman were shoppers in Cald of Kingman Kolony, Mrs. Harvey
he
much and
appreciated.
well Wednesday atternoon.
Bennett, Mrs. Leroy Bennett, Ru
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hatch drove
In Tuesday evening from Califor by English and the hostess of Big j
nia. They plan to make their Bend. Refreshments of Jello and
whipped cream, cookies, cake and :
Mrs. Helen
Emery
la visiting home in Adrian or nearby.
riends in San Francisco.
Mrs. Thelma Elliot, Mrs. Fran wed tea were served.
The
girls
of
the
Brownie j
Mrs. Bob Webster was a shopper cis Deffer, Mrs. Bill Looney, Mrs.
| in Boise Tuesday
with
friends W. B. Bunch
and
Mrs. Clyde Scouts met with their leader, Mrs.
| from Nyssa.
Steelman of Adrian attended the Clyde Steelman, Saturday after
Mrs. W. B. Bunch and Richard,
April party of the young women's noon, April 27. After doing some
class of the Community Presby art work they held a business
terian church held at the home of meeting and elected officers. The
Mrs Verl Bishop in the Big Bend officers elected are president, Ef- j
vice president,
community
Thursday
evening. fie Rose Smith;
Games were played and visiting Anita Pratt; secretary, Charlene
was enjoyed. Those present from Harris,
and
treasurer,
S h errill,
other communities were Mrs. Jake Reuter. There were nine girls pres-
Boige, Mrs. Charles Harris and ent, Edith Mathews, Sherrill Reu-
Mrs.
Stanley
Hill
of
Newell ter, Anita Pratt, Effie Smith, Gay
Adrian
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Jak e 's Second H and Sto re
COMPARE
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with the
PUD Proposal
V -You Get Good Service by people experienced In the ’3U««in«
and subject to state and federal regulation
— Soma PUDS randar notoriously poor sanrlca— no PUD
la aublact to any kind oi slate or fadaral regulation.
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You Get Low Electric Rates which have been steadily re
duced over a long period of years. If electricity were free,
you'd only save a lew pennies per day
— PUD electric rates In Oregon and Washington 3
generally higher than Idaho Power rates.
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— Do you think political management Is more efficient?
,V You Have a Utility Company that pays high federal taxes
—Do you advocate eliminating ihnss who oaaMbats
toward federal tax requirements?
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CAN D ID ATE FOR N O M IN A T IO N
For District A tto rn e y
REPU BLICAN P R IM A R Y ELECTION
M a y 17, 1 9 ^ 6
Present District Attorney under appointment
of the Governor to fill out the unexpired term
of the former District Attorney. During the time
I have held this appointment all the work of
the office has been promptly performed and
kept up to date. In the event o f my nomination
and election, I will continue to carry out the
duties o f the office in a prompt, efficient, fair
and intelligent manner
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated
Paid Advertisement
By E. Otis Smith
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E. Otis Smith
You Have Highly Developed Farm Electrifloatioa
— The PUD proposed for Malheur county would attempt
to eliminate the company which has made wide-spread
fcam electrification possible In Malheur county.
Remember — A PUD is sot intended to be a competitor of Idaho
Power Company. The purpoee of a PUD Is to put all competitors
out of business In a given area, and the law provides It the
power ol condemnation.
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April 30, 1946
MR. FARM ER
Oregon, U. S. A.
Dear Mr. Farmer:
Jn
W H A T IS D. D. T.?.... The chemical name for D. D. T. is Dichlore Diphenyl
Trichlorethane. Is there any wonder that we call it DDT?
You have heard so much about D. D. T. being a miracle killer. Most that you
have heard has left you confused. The products and their use that you have heard
about so far have been confusing and disappointing.
W e wanted to write you this letter to tell you a little about D. D. T. and about
the Fly Sprays containing D. D. T. that we have this year for your service and to
meet your needs for fly control.
D. D. T. is truly a miracle killer of flies and other insects, if it is correctly pro
cessed into a high quality product and L used correctly. That is why many of the
products you have used or heard about sj far have been disappointing. To under
stand its correct use, you must understand how it* acts to kill
D. D. T. kills flies and other insects in two ways— by paralyzing the nervous
system and also as a stomach poison. To kill flies then, they must come in contact
with D. D. T.
Many questions had to be learned about D. D. T. before a sound program could
be developed for its proper use. Such questions as: Can it be used safely on live
stock? How strong a mixture should be used for best results? How often should
they be treated? Can it be used safely and effectively in the home? These and
many other questions have been answered thru an extensive research program con
ducted by Purina Mills.
As a result o f this research, Purina Mills have developed a sound, practical,
economical program for fly control using D. D. T. This program includes a line of
high quality D. I). T. products with definite recommendations how to use them e f
fectively and economically. It is a program to control horn flies, house flies and
stable flies. W e are the agent for the Pu ina line of D. D. T. Fly Spray products.
It can be said that our fly problem U everywhere. However, we consider our
chief problem to be flies on livestock (either on range or in the barns), flies on
farm buildings (the dairy barn, horse stalls, hog house and poultry house), and
flies in the home.
The R IG H T D. D. T. Fly Spray can control this fly problem for you. That’s
the kind o f products we have. A D. D. T. Spray that is tops in performance and
economical to » e .
There are many questions about D. D. T. W e won t attempt to answer them in
this letter. However, if you will come by the store, we will be glad to discuss any
question you might have on D. D. T. W e have a complete line o f high quality
D. D. T. sprays. Sprays made right, to give you fly control at a very low cost.
Regardless o f whether you have trouble with flies on livestock, in your bams
or poultry houses, or in the home, we have the Purina D. D. T. Spray you want and
need. So the next time you are in town, why not drop by the store and let us tell
you more about our D. D. T. Sprays and answer some o f the questions we know you
must have in mind about D. D. T. W e r
> e accepting bookings now for early deliv
ery o f any D. D. T. Flv Spray you will n^ed this next fly season.
W e will be more than happy to serve you.
Sincerely,
A1 Thompson & Son
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iLr-surro*m u à * t * xpa V ino business
Checkerboard Corner
Nyssa, Oregon
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