THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE TWO
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947
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I The officers are Col. L. D. Patch,
Return from Utah—
president; Col. W. H. Moss, vice
Mr. and Mrs. David Christensen
president, and P. M. Mo-s, secre
returned this week after attending
tary-treasurer and manager.
the centennial In Utah, and visiting
friends and relatives there.
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BUENA CLUB WOMEN
TO HOLD PICNIC
Published «very Thursday at Nyssa. Malheur County. Oregon
Entered at the postolfices at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission
through the United States Malls, aa second class matter, under
the act oi March 3, 1878.
The
Happy
Farmer
By Clarence Niccum
Boy I like to froze up last nite.
Hasn’t this summer gone by In a
hurry? 04 course It Isn't gone yet
we still have lots of skeeters but
If you get out before dayltte you
sure can feel the breath of fall.
Harvest certainly Is In full swing
Mast of the grain Is In. Took a
load of wheat In for Doc R afflng-
ton Saturday and drove right up
to the scales. Two or three weeks
ago when would go to the elevator
vlrlth grain would be No. 10 or 12
In line for to get my turn to the
scales.
B ig trucks are rumbling down the
Cow Hollow Toad most all the time
hauling crops to market. They
hauled In Dude Parker’s swcetcorn
and Doc Raffingtons spuds.
The Cow Hollow creek bridge at
YOUR
P O LIC Y ...
A LASTING PROVISION FOR THE FUTURE
No man has ever been able to state positively
what the future holds for him . . .
But many have found a great sense of
safety in insurance.
Frank T. Morgan
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R. C. A. Victor
Console
B U ILD IN G PE RM ITS
BUI Schoen, addition, N.
street, lot 8, block 1, original
site, $1500, 12 by 24, frame.
Orln Sumner, addition, N.
street, lot 7. block 1. original
site, $600, frame, 12 by 20.
BULNA V ISTA (£jx lali— Mr and
Mrs. Glen Hoffman and Glenda
Marie left for Neoraska Saturday
lo visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ertriek and
Vaughn of Meridian spent Thurs
day at the Alva Guodell home. Mrs.
Goodetl returned to Meridian with
cheat and v-xi-ed until Monday.
Glen Hoffman, Howard Day, Da
vid Highland and Loyd C.eaver
attenoed the’ N.vs-ia-Payette base-
rail game at Payette Friday ev-
ening.
aaia. George Cleaver v as hOiteas
to the Out-Our Way ciub at her
nome Thursday at tern am with IP ,
ladles attending. Plans were
for a picnic held Cunday at the |
Nys a park In connection with the '
*■ i w inly Neighbor» nuo .... . tail.
A pink and Llue aiiov.er was
CANNERY STARTED HERE
Nyssa’s newest industrial plant is now in
actual operation, processing sweet corn from
approximately iooo acres of land.
Ihe operator, the Idaho Canning company,
will undoubtedly sustain a loss on its 1947
operations at Nyssa, but it is laying the founda
tion o f a successful and profitable business in
a community that has been proven as an out
standing agr.cultural area.
The processing of sweet corn will fit nicely
into the agricultural picture in this county. I ‘
is a type of row crop, which the farmers of thi.
area are accustomed to growing, but the con
crop will, of course, require special experience
The ensilage is fine for livestock, which, in
turn is desirable for fertilization of the land
which raise the various kinds of row crops in
this section.
The Idaho Canning company has establishes
a reputation for stability and integrity over a
period of years. It has been operating success
fully in Idaho since 1903.
The residents o f Nyssa and vicinity extend to
the Idaho Canning company a hearty welcome
and assurance o f co-operation in the new ven
ture.
given for Mrs. Delbert Cleaver. The
honored guests received many love
ly gifts. Refreshments of salad, wa
fer's, cookies and Red tea were serv
ed. The next meeting will be held
at the Leslie f o p lilf home Septem
ber 11.
Jim Ritchie has been ill.
Nyssa section and other territories
were surveyed with the idea oi est
ablishing a new’ plant.
The corporation is a stock com
pany with a limited number of
1*,^¿holders. A;1 u the stock is
First
town-
First
town-
Dr.J.H. Berger
V E TE R IN AR IAN .
Box D
Phone 135J
Nyssa. Oregon
- For Your Fall
Land Leveling Work
In the five cookers shown above at the Idaho
Canning company plant at Nyssa, the canned corn
as given its Itnal processing before being packed into
case A general view of the Inside of part of the
factory is shown In the lower picture,
l
(Photos by Evans»
.-rank Parkers came so near going try.
j
Oh by the way! Almost forgot
>ut during la-st spring’s high water
las never been fixed. It sure gives our Richland Community church |
has postponed our Sunday school i
i truck driver the chills when he picnic. We planned to have it in \
hives a loaded truck up to It and the Corfield park, but Mrs. Cor- 1
wonders If he can make it across. field has been in the hospital and I The Idaho Canning company was
Our county commissioners promis- just returned and is reported not organized In 1903 to save tlie fruit
d us last spring a new bridge on Sitting along too well so the picnic crop in Payette valley.
a different location. There prom was postponed.
Fruit canning did not prove to
ises are hard even to get but if
be satisfactory so the company
they were as easily filled as made
started canning vegetables. The
we would get lots of them.
concern first canned peas and re
Russle Howell Is now wearing
>ur road out hauling o ff water
mained on that operation until
mellons and our Preachor A1 Brim UPPER SUNSET (Special)— A 1924, when the Wilder plant was
has developed a new back-ache, group of young people accompanied constructed and the canning of
fe Is picking tomatoes faster than by Henry Kollen picnicked near corn was undertaken.
ne Is getting them sold so If any Unity Sunday.
After years of seed breeding, the
one wants to pick em themselves—
Mr. and Mrs. Charlse Durfee and company found a type of corn that
well the all road runs withih a Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berrett at was superior to the eastern corn
hundred yards of the preachors tended an L.D.S. party given at and was profitable to the farmers.
tomato patch and after bouncing Emmett Thursday evening by the During tlie first year of operation
along three miles up our fine Cow Seventy's group. Mr. and Mrs. Ray- the company contracted 1600 acres.
Hollow road Russle’s mellons are Porter and famiy and Henry Dur- Work connected with the process
realy fine.
| fee attended the show.
ing was amost all hand labor, even
Charley Durphy Is about to catch 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cloninger received to the soldering of the cans, Man- \
up with his combine jobs. He word recently of the birth of a ager Fred Moss said.
bought a new eight foot Oliver daughter to their daughter and
The company operated the W ild
combine this year He was a little husband, Mr. and Mrs. Murray er plant on corn except for two
ticklish about takeing on that big Ruskin.
years, but abandoned the plant be
on order, they don't give away I Mrs. Cloninger and Mrs. Nothels cause of ttte smallness of the ter
Chose eight foot combines, but we attended the funeral of Mrs. Don ritory and the unavailability of
Kept him swamped with Jobs a Graham in Nyssa last Wednesday. help and supplies. As a result the
long time so guess he feels better I Mrs. Jean Whitman and family
now. He is go lr oi f - c it up for who spent several weeks visiting
beans now Lots cl oeui-- around her sister, Mrs. Don Parker, ana
here Wayne llerrett will be his family and her parents, Mr. and
.list Job. fta v n .'s beans are about Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen, returned
reac’.v to cut now. He y. p ie ty , u> her home at Bremerton, Wash
proud ol the : and righty too. ington Saturday.
THI S U S 0 N 1 D T R A V a ER
About a week ago an old bean
Mr. and Mrs. Deb Garner have
raiser at Tw in Falls. Idaho stayed been enjoying a visit from their
G O ES B Y T R A I N
all nlte at Elza Nlccum’s. He went son. Wayne, home on furlough
over to see Wayne’s beans and from the navy. Mrs. Garner ac
said they were as good a a he ev er companied by her sons and daugh
saw. Maby we all will raise beans ter, visited relatives in Utah sev
next year. You must get up pretty eral days last week.
early to find better soli and crop
Mr. Durfee marketed cattle at
conditions than our Owyhee coun the Ontario sale Tuesday.
Idaho Canning
Co. Old Concern
P & B Hydraulic
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(This ur.it is a dirt mover as well as a leveler)
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