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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVFMRER 6. 1S52
Days Gone
By in Nyssa Community
I'rom the Journal Viles
5 Years Ago Nov. 6. 1947
ceeding E C Crandall, retired.-----
B B Lienkaemper is constructing Mr and Mrs. R E. Talbot. Jr., of
N> a- first funeral chapel in
Wilder, have purchased the Keep-
m ortuary on Emison Ave.-----Frank Y-Neat
Cleaners plant from Buck
T Morgan, general chairm an of the
K
roeger-----
The P T A announced
Memorial hospital financial cam ­
paign. announced this week that a net profit of *457 82 for their H al­
Bernard Frost has been appointed loween carnival held Friday even­
chairm an of the general organiza­ ing.
tion.----- Thom as Jones of Council, 10 Years Ago Nov. 5, 1941
Ida. has been assigned as Union Unofficial tabulations show th at
Pacific ra.lroad agent at Nyssa, suc- G rant R inehart was elected city re­
corder by a slim margin over M F
Soloman in the only hotly contested
U se
race in the city election held Tues­
Gate City Journal
day Bernard Frost. George Henne-
man, G. M Sallee and R H W hita­
C lassified Ads.
ker were elected councilmen.----- Miss
Erma Hamlin of LaG rande has pur­
chased R uth's Beauty Nook from
Mrs. R uth Bodmer. ----- Bernard
Frost, Artie Robertson, Pud Long,
Dr. E D Norcott, Charles Newbill
and Frank Newbill each killed an
elk in the Anthony Lakes area The
party
tVso killed five deer.----- M ax­
YOU'RE S IJ ..
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ine Shaw and Dale Bingman were
married in Payette. Monday.-----Mrs.
YOU'RE 5AFE. . . k
Wesley Browne was chief supreme
YOU’RE SURE!
for the annual pheasant feed spon­
sored by the Nyssa post of the
American Legion and auxiliary,
Thursday night.
15 Years Ago Nov. 4. 1937
Also ZEREX
Miss M argaret McNulty, secy, of
the Nyssa branch of the First Na­
Perma-Guard
tional Bank of Portland, was ap ­
pointed city treasurer by Mayor
BERRETT'S
G raham and confirmed by the coun­
to replace Lewis W iltshere who
Service and Cafe cil
ersigned last week.----- Contractor
Luther Fife started excavation on
FRISTQNE
W£ HAVE IT!
PUBLIC FARM SALE
Go 4*:i miles West of Nyssa on Alberta Avenue and Vz miles
South down canal bank, located at old Corbett place
Monday, November 10
Sale Starts 1 P. M.
TERMS—CASH
Lunch Served on Grounds—Proceeds for Polio Fund
LIVESTOCK
ALL COWS BANGS TESTED
1—Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, milking now.
1—Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, milking now.
1—Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, milking now.
1—Biindie cow, 4 yrs. old, milking now.
1—Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, milking now.
1—Guernsey 1st calf heifer, milking now.
1—Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, dry now.
These cows are all bred, freshening dates and pro­
duction will be given the day of the sale.
1—Purebred yearling Jersey bull.
1—Black yearling heifer, mixed Jersey and
Holstein.
1— Holstein heifer from Holstein cow
Vera Nc;. . O
K it Othe-
food rem nants a: >ther hearings,
the clinical building f r i Voter
LOCAL
NEWS
relatives
visiting
Thursday
evening
Sarazin and Van der Vlught.-----Dt AAA Denounces
found along our r
and in public
and Mrs. I * Newgen left were of Forest G r ve and Mr- Anna
1. A II
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places." Ray C : . m anager of M Mr
onday for M.ulr , Ore to t e Langley, Luray. Kans
geon, formerly of Gresham , opened Road Litterbugs
the Oregon AAA
n 'ia rc d ’ In their
son, Bob
J. F. Brower, Dave Hooper and
offices in the Wilson building the Litterbugs ’ravelc who clu tttr addition, the sent c and deface-
first part of the week ----- Eldon the prnwip.il high*.i ami favored ments being see nrea-ingly on Visitor» for two weeks at the home Clifford Fox left Thur day for En­
Jensen is now employed at the
public build- of W. D Holcomb were his parent , terprise for elk hunting.
national shrines
Eder Company's store
A p ern rt recreation areas with rubbish and ings are also the
of such v ica- Mr and Mrs L E H lc tub. and Visiting at the Tom Kurningham
brother and family, Mr and Mr . re-idence were Mr and Mrs Earl
to start their basement building * «- tra-h were denoun, ci recently by tioning America::
Elmer Holcomb a: I n Gerald all T rum p of B ut if il, Utah Mr-
granted to the Rebekahs this week, officials of the Oreg : State Motor "Their real evi
' in the fact from
Troy. Kan> . and \ln and Mi T rum p is Mr Burnir.gham’s sister
at their site on Good Ave and Find association in a new ampaign for they are giving a!
velers the tin- ’
street.
good m anners along :! ,e highways, ei.viable reput.r:
being Ameri-
;• Years Ago Nov 10 19;>2
"Today, a thoughts s minority of ca’s ’litterbugs’, Ci vay added
Franklin D Roosevelt and the travelers are resptm. ,ble for the Litterm ent
efacement o f 1
Democrats swept Malheur county mounting heap c.f p. >.ipers, bottles, public facilitie we protested by
with an overwhelming majority
the American \ . lobile associa-
In the city election, attorney E M arrived in town thi- week, an ob- tion at its recent ;olden jubilee
Blodgett was elected mav r of Ny -
of great curiosi: ty to the in- meeting, he said.
sa and will serve with Howard J ject
habitants. ----- Ralph Swoffcrd of "As an AAA a:::!:. :c. the Oregon
Larsen. Dr E D. Norcott and Ted Sherm an, T e x a s art. .. ed in Nyssa State M otor j-.-.v.a ion offers its
Newell, councilmen-eleet A H Boy- Friday evening to ao ept a position strongest supp>rt
all programs
doll was elected treasurer — Go'Kl as
to promote highway leanliness and
ilheur
County
bookkeeper
a
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M
hay is selling at the low figure of
Win Brew: editor of the will advocate all me, sures designed
$3 per ton as compared • last year > bank.
Journal
the
past five years is leav- to discourage the :. m ulshing and
price of *7.50.----- By betting on ing for a extended
on the defacement of our nu ional shrines,”
Roosevelt, Rock Shelton won a coast and will be sue \ »cation
eeded
by
Fred Conway announced
wheelbarrow ride down Main street L Sheets, a journ; list of ability
with W arren McHargue loser
ne who dislikes
and who has a honi tead on the A misogynist
25 Years Ago Nov. I, 1927
women.
Owyhee project.
The annual dinner at the C C
H unt packing house was held Thur>-
,ai£E atcE ic
noon m arking the closing week of
a seven weeks’ ru n ----- The bids for
the Nyssa s t r e e t light::.g -y tom
were opened a t the council room
W ednesday evening and the Eder
Hardw are bids were accepted, being
the lowest. The total cost of th e 1
While You Wait
system will be about $2.300.----- A
feature of the P. T. A program at
‘Have The Keenest Edge In Town'
Owyhee, attracting much attention
was the exhibition of nine pair ot
twins belonging to the community
----- St. Paul’s guild held their regu­
2 Mi. E. At Locker Ave.
lar meeting with Mrs. Artie Robert ­
son with Mrs. H arlan Diven eo-
hostess.— Mr and Mrs Will Schne-
m an and Phyllis left on vacation in
Yakima.
30 Y’ears Ago Nov. 3, 1922
Nyssa M eat M arket moved from
the old stand near the post office
Chances are one of your neighbors has—
to the Reberger building on M ain
street.----- Blaine Gibson is home
DRAINAGE — BASEMENT
Contacted us for a demonstration!
from Seattle where he is coach for
the football team of the University
of W ashington.----- H arry Cosho was
down from Boise this week visiting
TANK HOLES
home folks. He made the entire trip
by canoe which was shipped back
by express.----- The community sup­
CRANE SYSTEMS
per and bazaar was a grand and I
glorious success with the total re-
ceipts of the evening being $181.10
T his sum will be used to purchase
gymnasium equipment.----- Dr. E A
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
Nixon has returned to Nyssa to live
and wi'll re-open his dental parlors.
----- C harley Toombs and Miss Dot-
Surveys—Free Estimates
tie Jam es were married Oct. 27.
35 Years Ago Nov. 9. 1917
New and modern farm homes are
)N0MY &• DEPENDABILITY )
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being built near Nyssa by Hub Ward.
Fred Woods, Seymour Ross, John
M olenaar, H arry T. Francis, John
612 Arcadia
Nyssa
Phone 444
Forbes, Thoma.srClaggett, M. Smith,
Phones 216-R or 293-W
Nyssa, Ore.
Mr. M cGinnis and a big barn by
Wm. McCune.----- A carload of coal
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Have You Tried
Th is Tractor??
KNIFE
SHARPENING
HARTMAN'S
EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS
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Clerk: L. H. FfUfa
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AMERICA'S FIRST FAMILY OF FINE CARS
A stunning new mood in
H ig h w a y F a sh io n !
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Th» brillant new Chryiler New Yorker D e lu ie Newport
Here is without question the finest array of motor ears ever pre­
sented to the American motoring public . . . the most beautiful
Chryslers of all time . . . creating a glamorous new Highway
Fashion for 1953 . . . engineered with all of the perfection for
which Chrysler is famous!
Here indeed is America’s first family of fine cars, offering all the
most-wanted new car features in safety, comfort, and performance.
There’s the beautiful Windsor line . .. lowest priced of all Chryslers
and a true “family favorite.” There’s the brilliant New Yorker . . .
considered by many the most sparkling performer on the road
today. And there’s the Imperial . . . custom-built for those who
must have the aliaolute best. All in a wide variety of Ixxly models,
colors, and interior trim combinations!
Yes, there’s something here for everybody . . . and we feel surd
there's something wonderful here for you. Why not visit us soon
and look these beautiful new cars over . . . you’ll get more than a
hint of how wonderful it feels to lie a Chrysler owner!
The beautiful 1953
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Th» fflai»ttic n»w Chryiler Cuitom Imperial 4-door Sedon
CHRYSLER
the safest car you can drive
Waggoner M otor Company
Nyssa, Oregon
318 Good Avenue
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B & M Equipment
Chrysler Windsor Club Coupe
This 40-acr* farm offsrsd ior privst» wla by ownar.
Thraa room houaa with porch, in good condition. Excallani
concrete cellar with utility room iboTa. Fiva-atanchlon barn,
oarage and chicken houaa. Nice family orchard.
Price and terms of farm: *8,500. J5.Q0Q down, balance $S00 a
year. 6 • interest,
Jem Church. ClayS Tachirgl
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NOW ON
DISPLAY!...
Last iwo belong to Charlie Caldwell.
Auctioneers'. Cols. B ert Andefeon.
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LANKFORD BROS.
2— Guernsey heifer calves.
1—Jersey heifer calf.
1—Jersey bull calf
1—Blackface ewe lamb.
1—Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, just dry.
1—Jersey cow l 6 yrs. old. milking now.
CHARLEY THOMAS, Owner
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Sired by "Carnation Limmere Renown" of the Mal­
heur Dairy Breeders Ass’n.
MACHINERY
1—Farmall F 20 tractor with hang-on plow
with power take off lilt. In excellent con­
dition.
I—McCormick Deering 8 ft. tandem disc. _
1—John Deere 4 ft. horse-drawn disc.
1—John Deere 4-row beet cultivator, horse-
drawn, with attachments.
1—5 ft. McCormick-Deering mower.
1—McCormick-Deering dump rake.
1—Sing1? row McCormick-Deering 6 shovel
horse-drawn cultivator.
1—Two-section drag.
1—International fence charger.
1—'34 Ford chassis with 5 good tires & wheels.
1—Lister for making water ditches.
GRAIN and HAY
3G0 bushels of oats.
500 bales of alfalfa hay, 2nd and 3rd cutting.
120 bales of straw.
MISCELLANEOUS
l_ Io v /a electric cream separator, large ca­
pacity, like new.
4 —10-gal. milk cans.
1—Coleman oil heater.
1—Baby Bathinette.
1—Hand garden plow and other articles too
numerous to mention._______________
FAR n T f OR SALE
WE URGE YO U -TR Y
BEFORE YOU BUY.
Phone 180