Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR
About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
ìH E While returning from Parma car collided « i h a at dnv 1>»<te Freel a .1 ne tu» ten lus piace ot bMMtievs .11 Ac did not not.ce the on ^ »»K U HEIGHTS Feo. 7 Mr ■-on car and Mr 8 ;inp<*n hud ;• A ilé Mr- R » f Firr.pfon «ite* Mr-. Ohanee to 'a m hi c u Mr wa.' <1 ..te ba a.m p>or s nu'Tier M: S u ar L ve Slmpt Love wa cut ab" it the ! n • íf| i*n » i* «»..H) te a c .aient m Mi Adrian Monday evett.iig o f l«it week. and ne k goth women ■ re¡> : ted • N * Injured In A utom obile Mèdiap Free! Free! See and Hear JACK RANDALL THE ON E M A N B A N D P L A Y IN G V lb r a h a r p o o A l s o h e a r h ia im it a t io n » o ! f a m i l i a r s o u n d s o o P ia n o a n d M o u lt) O r g a n T o g e th e r lo AND HEAR 0 A G ospel Story That Will Thrill You! 0 B rou gh t B y o > o o o o HAROLD JACKS o o f th e RADIO GOSPEL HOUR K W ÍI EVERY o o I.O .Ô .F. H a l l So. la t St. ° o o o 3:30 Teh. 8 910- $ p.m. o o SU NDAY o ’ N f« | A Oregon MOTION PICTURES EVERY NIGHT o o 00 o o n O o o © o o M M onde* t\A bw. larr w turn* lit •• «iin .J • rtiiiaa •• t o . fuW* i rop tr.unjf T*na»>n hold the g tc.fi ir. a U»ei ceeti'on *° that the harrow ( t M t i i i r i o at a uniforp* dette. ov«* «ta f^l1) width With this Ct'Wtnk1*>n t f« harrow u Mi « ble fir ( ««] Work on uneven ground, am) «ne aut« ut the other doe. not dig in on turna. o o KaM of Snghag I« «noli et out* atso liiig faeiur* A tooih on MM ■ (V w tiydrfiulw control, called Cm. Main Power, vakea «iijustmei i of iiia< en|ie "O (lit go e «un pi* a. ater If your old berso* leers r*pl«c- log .h oc >>> t>> sea os w't ihn«k MM tiarrows offer y u the on « 1 in g md perfonaant*. e ta o m v and depend. ■Oilit V N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y V ae qui.e wen n 4 .. a 11 . iia’Ii S ¿/..«ru.a Huillín Kafi U< Both JO U RN AL. N Y SSA . OREGON. TH U R SD A Y. FEBRU ARY were t t . . i l i t e i i i I » « iiM r u i Bren a Walt -, K its K arine A.,krr, Kay Bt e were *t the Make A use at H « Th* prim. w whjch w e r } 4 l ( (>f M,:tual H i g h M a r k age is invited, will œ sem. form..l and »11 feature a iloor si. iw andi r e t e a ut enti Mi Fiat.k faiteen i Sped" a five-year old H< Ltem -take M I.A. Maid leader. w iwn.td by U n» Wet* teil), route 1 Ontgrso, «ai been w nting ver- Visit In Adrian— nme d it :i* the p«>t year U pro M fs D o B bee and daughter duce an equivalen; to three t m e C^lia. and M i Bait Noilhaiuu and me amourd of m ik ani butterfat tt*u daughter Constance and Jude iaiat ‘til* uveia-te da . »7 cc w pi »cuves spent Saturday m Adrian visiting .r Ore <n Ti»i» informât ini» ts r t - friend? veated m ttie report, mane b 1 O A. N j nub M■*.livui uouuty L)H I A - r , . K__ unereisur. « TT ,, „ Got d fellow Mr V L T,lt I neai .y « a - p».» Am .0 « otc - ot w e x e r a a m Í m • fla t during fier ^.st duration Al- Kesler and Mr «nd M r C R Ke? h ugh fap»»t mdk«>a O r Tiea. iv 400 1er teft Sunday for R» j V, Uiah, to d/i \ her recnrd for tn& day w.u attend a faintly gauieruig. . )9<i iJUUhd; o f but'.erfa w.'.h 17 - Week end Guest— 47 l ‘ p( uni. o f milk A week-end guest at the home of Spi t 1' started another nn.k.ng j)ex»<*d in tne Wett-tein herd on Ue- Mr and Mrs Ward Wienke wa Mr er.ioer 15 1051. and for the monih France Watkins o f Weiser Mr and f J.r.uury produced ( ver 2500 Mr;. Art Smhh and lamiiv of Vale poin d t o f m .’ k far tne mor«ih test- were dinner guests Sunday in the ini' 5 per cent buterfah making a Wieneke home t >tai f I2d,7 pounds < f butterfai for the tnotch. iiurvng the month Returns From Ogden— Mr- C. A Mally returned last fai»f a .n umed 28 d. llar w< rth f g.a.r. and rcugtiage and produced Wednesaay from OgUen after .pend- $:60 w<>x:xi of milk that returning t" he: owner $132 over « ust of feed f <r >ne month If Spot" continues W T IIH M ? t.c produce at this rate throughout t e r milking pe’o d . .he atandn a good chance of beating the record sXie e tabhshed la.ft year Always Call W«-t>Tein ha. a herd of purebred and grade H o i,terns producing mhk f >r the ciiade A marge’ whndi ha., Y ur Doctor been near the top of all herd.-, in the Maineur county D H I A for the last iw . or three years. Wet ts tern was Right awarded a plaque at tne l«51 dairy four f r a record production of 4.56 <i: Away! poiu.ds o f buttectat pet cow for his herd of 24 cow during the 1450-51 year Other c. w in the Wetf'-tein herd In case of accident—whether producing at a much lower Tate o f ' it iv a finger caught m a car milk and butterfa*. con. umed nearly door or a twisted ankle your a much feed as did .Spot" Herd doctor should be seen without e ting and record keeping for dairy delay Perhaps all it need* is a men j the only method by whudv simple dressing Perhaps on they <an detect the .e h.gh producing the other hand, your doctor row. arid to know which one, are will decide on more thorough hot pav.r.g for their feed, ar.U which treatment to guard against in .tie they >h< uld raise replacement fection Only he can make this ode from for future milk cows, I decision wisely Call him! N.i Iv 1. .aid Twenty-five Malheur ountv dairy PHONE 256 herd, are testing undei the standard plan and over 3u herd are testing • ai the owner-»ampler plan Two I jpervikors are handling t,he work in tne county at the present time They j are D A Nuhols of Ontario a n d ; F loyd N H.ggui.s of Pa; rna Inquiries I regarding the testing program may j be referred to either of these tw o ! upervivors to the officers of the Malheur County Dairy Herd Iro-| provement association, or to the ur.ty agent's office In Ontario, who upervise the work on a county level aw Car . 01.Oe a: .a.t -e party 4 in at a u.r . ¿j: ¿I., ai -1 nt n, • >n»<iin» 'van.y Hill T! gr .fs s .n e e ä in Ui stank;. Hid mine af r »he .how I . . .un and rt :r*- .invent 1 , ij . Cit......i(n lef: Sunday m..m Bu.u Ic.it. vu.ii id. m n- . Mi fella Ol >'• m W. wa. di rci 1 1 Tic M. • P ?tr ..In# me* it n .ne- v i i H y He u T teiday ■1 u ser w wi neu a, ,n pM ie ts up ¡.re el a gtt il a ltd Ci a thru Noi. wno hai been Ui t«»’. a is n f pe; il af utr>e M • ar.r.a n . «der tverJ mal- II ur e t an ine if »y P <fl»y ho>- ¿i al m tAttar T at iU> She u> ept rfPd a, 3 mg i.tie Mr arai ML» aide* HlU were * a a a a. .a p g ftf fai irdai* 1 .g 1 . m l»if«i h- n e Ihe behar re gì « »p » f * ie r ime exten so » .eev» * and pe a * ae t <m> hided M ard M* C ■< * Di.y M; and M D» x. F ix a d Mr a«ct Mr 11 . a Stilai*» « k «.i i o n K i> uy. M a l Mi H » v i)ay *>X Adrian aid Mr a W M ’ » I ’ ».r* \V- rde» ai d Mi *ud M K .» l»»at« 0 / Ne*eii IX*«sii* I*«i g» j P pr*ieuted Mis P x w.t:* a g.P ,r. <v.ng it aypre- a'r • f n ti *ff • ih iead.ng .he i. r je a» >ire Xu.nK. g i ' B II «i I 1 . e: e Pratt. Mr üue«i a id Join AiKe: w e *n Bene ia. ; ne*K «t tli* a ». im uttee lor the it. a* bee* *i iv f rn. vieitl* ity They «vere ♦:y.r. 1 t" 1 e>ouar.e a ■rdi «• t in .’*g*i i i-e-toring tx.e bee an? u »» k i .6 d.f c u i t «rvonge- meni »toeriiiii 1 me bee* pulp 1 age T»ie\ re ir.nie clod »hat .gar ./.rower »*r. n ir. rait until i.nU-er it'd .ne a. iie i Xiind ee was not abie * me * any term, at tin ' time w d r n beer re ic.ve l b y Eugene pr » t r«a: hi. 1a i'.er Mr A id re» fill er c f r ns Utah, ha. given buff» ' be . burn January !4 In* u.far Mr Piatt hr-t grand ididd liete Pi a m te »r.p t Unity la. i wc-eK i n bo He repcr .ed tue mi w a. be x feet nep n tue vi. unity in w ■» H he f i.merly lived A .ard .party wa. t ie ’cl in the Hugh OieT.ri n me vVec a day e.cr.ii.y Those *tt*r.dd.B w M and Mr c B H.d Mi a M. Sari W 01 .e M and M p K K . i.gn M: and Mr Reuben Diaham and M. and Mr Da e (i. nn Mr and M; Ua. Olenti a/e re do, .rating their h . .e on the Hugh ne fa ir rei r 1) 1 Wheel bv Eugene Pint: Ties pian ‘ 0 move before the pr. ¿r vi- rk tart F i iciHl fr m Uie Newell Heigh' dad Wade "intnuui'ie .uaied with To C.ive Rose Prom — tui cans, p;ui at«d a Ikttlgun. mvad The Nv a take roue prom, spon- ed Uie t'Ce ax "ii luimc TueaUy .crccl by Uie M I A Maids and Ex CvOnug to sfianvari M: un»l Mr plore: , wdl be heid Saturday even- R. riTi»e c axt ui wh were married fie Wc-eK bef ie Tire evening wa. pent piavi:.g s a id ' und vi itii.g. Terr» B .ig e a n i Eugene Harn taue ihe c(>k*r t«> Uea 1 thè prone e ri of ciani ts nit the United pre b/tenafi t hur.h faunu.tv Fi ar.K P. »'.t Ai d W.iUrti’P B i '!"1 fmk pa t in tu term e and rue 'led. a?:>*n •>: a flag ftfUi'Ju Xiad been pre ent.ed the tr.aip nv Mi Eduu fa' "Ville Mr one Ml M, i Kurt*. Mr R It M Kirilev and Mr lake B c g e , uuer.del a meeting of the faundav ABOLT V O I R EYES school tea her Ia.it Sunday even ing Parma Hotel B« y ard «nri. of t ie leventh grade are u> meet with Mrs \tc- PARMA, IDAHO Kudev .n the chuioh be ement aftei (ihimi Friday Tliey plan t work >11 .stunts and pecialty no 111 lie: f r entartfUnmenl foi he FHin N gh 3 00 a. m. to S:M p m. tlte 4 -ntnimmity United Preubytenau Evenings bv appointment ch u n h 1 planning The Mary utvl Mart,ha h « p ! v vaiti EYES EX ftMINKD, GLASSES meer in the h.'ine ' M Uvr* Rut) FITTED ADJUSTED AND c in Mie Wade t H 1 i M» REPAIRED J*. a Jene a 1 ting Frhnsary 1» rise pi k am will be fi The open Boise Of flee 212 N, 9th St. B.b.r Ir. lo ttn Aincrlc-a 1 tatui ted by \f: .T me. AuktV Across the street from the Oi*v- hoond Bos Depot is Health Spot Were peoiu Mountain Home— Shoe store M ami M: Dannie N rlgnd and visit mg at the home m g three ------- -- week, --------------- - ------ ---------- of her daughter and scn-in-Iaw. Mr and Mr John Kelly. M: and are parenU o f a new son. Mr Kf Owyhee Drug Co. John Robert On THur.day morn« --------------- ing. after returning from her trip. Mr? Mally slipped and broke her arm She is feelu.u better n w. FREE EAGLES. THEIR LADIES and Out-of Town Guwals LEAP Y E A R DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. 9 LADIES CHOOSE YOUR PARTNERS Eighteenth Annual Lewiston Hereford Association Sale 1952 6 FEMALES 100 BULLS Show February 19— 10 A. M. Sale February 20— 12 Noon The Lewiston Hereford association cordially invites you to visit our show and sale on February 19 and 20. 1952 We believe you will like our consignors’ offerings of rugged, heavy boned bulls with plentv of conformation and type; Hist the kind you will want to add to your breeding or commercial herd. Ninety bulls of this offering are ready for service. Herb Chandler. Judge Baker. Oregon Herman Schwartz. Auctioneer Ferdinand. Idaho The Stockmen's dinner and dance will be held at the Lewis-Clark Hotel. Tuesday evening, February 19. at 6:30 p. m. YOU'RE INVITED Will T Platt. President Pomeroy, Washington J W Thometz, Manager P. O Box 305 Lewiston, Idaho REDUCE MCK MD M/ESWCX . COSSES -SAVESMODINE COSTS SEE Dr. A. T. Bradbury o Tues., Feb. 26 o OkiiiiT (oaisoi ia U N *ttiotas st» si»*arsili rti»oi«u«*i ia rga ima s it u s r o t c o m m i t facts » 4 M EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. Nyssa, Oregon M. Owen W ith Safe, Economical Infrared Lamps M ore and more farm operators are turning to electric heat lamps for brood ing chicks, ptgs, and lambs. Infrared lamps provide comfortable heat regard less of room temperatures They may be used singly — or in multiple installa tions. Fixtures for one to ten lamps are readily available A single 250 watt infrared lamp is adequate for the needs of 75 to 100 chicks in cold weather. It encourages feeding and keeps pens dry and easy to clean. Infrared lamps in the brooder pen keep lambs from chilling and help prevent the ewe from neglecting her young. In the farrowing pen, they provide warmth for the pigs away from their mother s body, reducing the danger of their being rolled on and suffocated. Electric beat lamps have proved them selves efficient and economical for boih large and small operations. They offer tha u t n v it in flextb’e beat control w th a m inim um of beat loss. For further in formation, see your nearest farm store or electrical supply dealer. IDAHO V p O WER tC * TK u% àj Dota So IrtjQ fCoitt u U T T i r <§
