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About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1948)
T H E N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L , N Y S S A , OREGON B R A N D BOOKS ARE A V A IL A B L E IN CO. —- • - - --------- THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1948 PAGE FIVE International two-ton truck with beet bed and two-speed axle, $1075. Too Late To Classify M IS C E LLA N E O U S-: W e buy bang_ Owyhee Truck and Implement com- , m pany, phone 83-J. More than 14,000 Oregon livestock er cows or kill, cool and handle f o r ___________-___ ____________________ brands are contained in the new hide and offal. W hy take a chance 1X311 SALE— One 1937 Chevrolet standard, good condition. brand book issued by the Oregon on losing indemnity. Call 31-M or ^ f ' , .. T, i Chet Counsil, New' Plymouth, phone state department of agriculture for 0U-J1, Nyssa. lJtfc. 3031. i j lx c. the benefit o f livestock owners and FOR SA LE — Barber shop, Adrian, t o r SA LE — 1947 jeep station wa- individuals and concerns dealing Orajon, with three-room apartment, gon. Dr. K. E. Kerby, phone 161 In and with animals. T h e book lJlxc. lJ2xp. aftCT 5 P-m- contains all brands issued since 1940, with a special section showing FO R SALE— 14 ton, 1938 Chevro- FCR SALE— Butane refrigerator let flat-bed truck, 10-ply rubber M a g i c Chef r®n,*e ' Wlth transfers in that period. , . , J 'M ight and automatic oven control, IJlxp In order to assist livestockmen in motor in A - l condition. See it at phone 24 lJtfc. _____________________________ — procuring the books, the depart B and M Equipment. _ . - LO ST— Three fingered Ball Hawk ment has placed a supply in the FOR R E N T — Tw o single rooms, glove. Bob printed on side. R e tu rn , hands o f Roy Nelson, its livestock i wh tes only. Also three-room house. w Gate City cleaners. lJullxp I theft prevention officer in this ' Hot and cold water. Basement. No | __________ 1______ ___________________ ! children. Inquire Star hotel. lJ2xp. LO ST—Strayed or stolen, calf with district, according to word from * _______— —— —— ;----------------- reversed B-bar-R on left hip. Re- I M. E. Knickerbocker, chief o f the F O R SA LE One F-12 tractor with w’ard. Frank Ray. Nyssa Rt. 1. lJ4p division of animal industry. Nelson plow, cultivator, beet puller and mower, good condition, guaran- M TSC FILAN EO U S— Dependable works out o f Vale and may be con teed, all for $1175. One 52-R, five cold storage lockers and locker tacted either at his home in Vale foot McCormick-Deering combine supplies. Lockers by the month, 6 or through the county agent's o f with pick-up attachment, grain months, or year. Always open, com fice. tank, bagger, pea and bean attach plete service. Fish, eggs, poultry . | The book contains brands and ment and alfalfa atachment. Used Hartman's lockers, % mile soutn 1 transfers filed with the department only two seasons, $990. 1940 DS-35 o f Nyssa-Parma Junction. IJlxp./ up to late 1946 and a supplement supplied with all orders for the TS151E!SlSllslSlSlSS15151S151ElBlElSlSlSlSlSlS10151SlSlSlSl51SlSlaSMS15M5151SM151S15'LSlSI01BlS |j5 ig |(ijig \!ijl^S lS lS tël5 l^l!^iü lM i.5 ia5 1 5 1 S ia!ir.^l£ iæ .S iaW Æ lE 1 3 1 !^1 0 M cy .5 ^ book contains registrations between that period and the first o f this year. T h e 14,000 recordings include brands and marks of cattel, horses, sheep, goats, mules, poultry, fox and hogs. In addition to the 70-page master index, which Is arranged alphabet ically by names of brand owners, the books contains 357 pages of brand and mark recordings. A drawing o f each brand, wattle or dulap, location o f the brand and name and adress of the owner are contained in the information rela tive to each recording. T h e cost o f the new brand book is $5, which inculdes the supple ment and any additional supple ments which may be issued. Pur chase may be made either direct from Roy Nelson a t Vale or through the division o f animal industry, state department of agriculture, Sa lem. PREPARE TO ATTEND THE NYSSA RODEO Friday and Saturday Nights, July 23 and 24 Sponsored hy The O W Y H E E R ID IN G C L U B A N D N Y S S A C H A M B E R OF C O M M E R C E Peterson’s Bring You the ... Greatest Buy Of The Year In The Snake River Valley HOM ESTEADS OPEN T O E N T R Y SO O N Five hundred and twenty-two homesteads comprising 51,000 acres in Wyoming, Idaho and Washing ton and on the Oregon-California border are expected to be opened to public entry this summer and fall, with war veterans given first priority, the federal bureau of reclamation informed the Oregon department of veterans’ affairs this week. Dates of opening are tentative, the Sacramento regional director said, but Chose interested were ad vised to write the three regional offices of the bureau of reclamation and ask to be placed on the mail- ig lists for public notices. These offices, and the projects they cover, Include: A t Boise, Idaho for the following three: Boise project, Payette divi sion, spring, 70 units, 7000 acres; Minidoka project, Gooding division, sprint; 45 units, 4500 acres; Yakima project, Roza division, fall, 15 un its, 700 acres. 5 Pc. Bedroom Set R egu lar $259.50 to $299.50 NOW ONLY. $199 C R E D IT E X E C U T IV E A P P O IN T E D B Y B A N K J. C. "Rusty” Rule, one of the northwest's pioneer Installment cre dit loan executives, with nearly 20 years experience in the automobile and appliance field, has been elect ed assistant vice president o f First National bank of Portland, an nounces Frank N. Belgrano, presi dent. Rule, who has served one com pany throughout his previous busi ness career, in Spokane. Seattle. Butte and Portland, will join the Installment credit loan department o f First National bank July 1. He will have administrative duties in the department's business develop ment and advisory service. Belgrano said that growth o f this type of business since the close of the war makes Rule's addition to the staff extremely valuable to the bank. NEW S OF RECORD M A R R IA G E LICENSES Daniel Webster Pennie and Gwen L. Smith, both of Nyssa. Glen Webb Pennie of Nyssa and Harriet O. Holman of Baker. Bill Wilson and Dorothy Lucille Coffman, both of Nyssa. W arner Maag of Jamieson and M arv Katherine Joyce of Juntura. COMPLAINTS, CIRCUIT COURT Kaoru Nishida vs. Patricca Nish- lda. Divorce. Illustration Similar to Set . . . which has larger mirror BED, CHEST, VANITY, VANITY BENCH AND NIGHT STAND 60 per cent to 100 per cent o ff in price KEYED These five-piece bedroom suites are in waterfall and double waterfall design. Blonde walnut, golden mahogany, and lime GREATEST BUY IN oak veneers. Vanity has large 48-inch, guaranteed plate glass — .....- U mirror, in round style set low on the vanity, which also has a drop center. Sets have big five-drawer chests. E ITH ER T W IN To got you OUT O F DEBT OR R E G U L A R SUITES. Make Your Own Do os Terms Within mony other successful formers do-U se the Land lank System to put your fh nooctal aftatrs m smooth. keyed order TERM S Reason 30 years • * - successful loons prove the I of PETERSON-NEWSOM FURNITURE CO. U N D BANK LOANS HERBERT J. DAVIS Secy-Treaa. Parrtti, Idaho PE T E R S O N F U R N IT U R E C O M P A N Y Ontario — Vale — Payette if^tflGjloïlsnGii^cpKicfl
