THE N YSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N YSSA , OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 27 1953
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By in Nyssa C o m m u n ity
From the Journal Files
5 Years A ro Aug. 19, IMIS
e ut its stock f shoes be-
Henry H Hartley, -iipcrir.ter.d-
lining i; 25 cen.- per pair. -- A
tnt oi Ny a ■
1-. ant: ju n:ed that
’• ci-’ . i r t v l u c h 1 dged b .-
it w uld be . ece ary again ;hi
• trig plank- on the bridge &-
year ta u e both the Arcadia and
r.ver. ea t : Ny.- a had
Oregon trail -ch:.,ls. School Till - ' en the b ard> nicely cn fire
open Sep:. 7 — Earl and A1 W il­
Ml
W mp
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Nj i
iam- hate pcried -n electric ¿hep
i dry. happened along. — C. S.
a: Ny- a Lumber Co. -- Mi
Madre c • ‘--i cf Ny-.-a ha- opened a
Reyn Ids and Calvin Wihon, both ■ : > h -taad just ve.-t of Powell Ser-
o i Ny -a. vere married in Idaho
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n . n Main Facet -- The
Tails Aiij 9. -- The Idaho Canning
1 rado M ill'ng Co’s $50,000 el-
Co plant a- Nyssa is running full " - r i, completed and open for
b!a-t, following the inital run las- ~
" D A. R ;t r- f Nampa in
Friday. -- Mr- Frank Parr of Ny.-.-a
— Aug. 23 has L h . d sat for
Tas elected chairman of the M al­ the date of the fir.-t annual flower
heur County Women’s Committee. ;hnv cf th? Civic Improvement
C.ub -- Building permits granted
10 Years Ago Aug. 1913
R. G. Lar on. Her.-h?l Thompson oy the city council for the month of
July up to the lC.h of August a-
an d Grant Rmehart Tere appointed
m anted to $35.950, according to R
by President George Mitchell at a
^ -Millar, recorder. -- Idaho Power
meeting of the Chamber of Com­
merce Wed. to inve-tigate the feasi­ Co. announces a reduction in rates
t from nine cent- to 8 cents per
bility of erecting a monument or
ith vatt hour for each, re-idence
other suitable structure to honor
md commercial lighting.
Nyssa men .-erving in the armed
30
Years Ago \ug. 17. 1923
forces. — Mr. and Mrs j H Kvgar
o f Nyssa, Route 1 received word that
A carload of trout fry will be lib­
their son. Me-1 is a pri-oner in the era *-d in the waters of Malheur
Philipine Islands. -- Frank D Hall. County by the state fhh and game
Nyssa ha- been appointed justice of commission as soon as the weather
the peace of the Nyssa district by cool- off. -- One of the richest
Gov. Earl Snell -- J. C. Ol.-en, local quartz ledges ever uncovered in
biack-mith has leased hi- shop to Oregon has been located at Malheur
J .hn Murphy and George Pul-ipher bv James T Worsham and T. S
When Robert <Pud» Long, a pre­ Glenn and owned by George H
datory animal hunter employed by B:dfish. Assays run from $190 a
the fish and wildlife service, trapped ton to $15.000 a ton. --- E. M Blod-
317 predator
< 30-4 coyets and 13 c t, L. B Hamaker, Ves Go-hert,
bobcats» la-t September in Malheur J. J. Fleming and C liff Tillm an com­
County, he not only broke his own pet'd a delegati ii of Nys.-an’s who
1937 record, but established a new ’■'cnt to Ontario Wednesday to hear
Senator McNarry discourse on the
record among service hunters.
probability o f the Owyhee p roject-
15 Y'ears Ago Aug. 18, 1938
Mrs. Crail, county School Superint­
The Ny.-sa Associated Credit Bur­ endent, states that the Ny- a .school,
eau is new located in its of lice in the
under the supervision of Miss Louise
Wilson building according to W. E.
V. Kennedy did better work last year
Baker, manager. -- The New In ­ than either Ontario or Vale. Boost
dustries committee of the Nyssa for your home school with a lady
Chamber of Commerce has asked
superintendent.
to investigate possibilités of bring­
10
Years Ago Aug. 21. 1913
ing to Nyssa either a creamery or
conden.-ary. On the committee are The advance guard of a construct­
Messers. Morgan, Mitchell, Snrazin ion crew that will enlarge and
and Fletcher. Mr. Frost, president of double the O. S. L bridges o f this
the C. of C. appointed A. P. Goodell vicinity are in Ny- a arranging
and I B. Allen, local- farmers to camp and making ready for active
serve with the committee. — The work. At least 150 men will be em­
portion of the Wilson building oc­ ployed on the work which will
cupied by Bob’s Tavern was re­ probably take a year to complete.—
roofed by the new tinsmithing firm, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D Hall returned
J. E. Pade and Co. located in the from two weeks spent at Yellow ­
oid Journal office. -- The P. W. A. stone. — Last week C. M Gillette
grant application of the Adrian high sold a carload of hogs at the yards
school for $25.880 has been approved in Burley for $3.25 per hundred, the
according to Congressman Walter highest price ever reached in that
section. -- Members of :he M eth­
Pierce.
odist choir had a big picnic in G ib ­
20 Years Ago Aug. 17. 1933
son’s Grove last Friday evening. Dr
The price of sugar reached a new Sarazin’s automobile furnished a
low record in Nyssa Saturday when comfortable means to and from the
it touched bottom at $2.15 per hun­ picnic. - - E. H McDonald bought a
dred at the close of a “ sugar war” big gray automobile last week and
between Wilson Bros. Grocery and this week traded it to Henry Me Nu
Halversons Pure Food Store. Streets for 40 acres of land.
were crowded with onlookers taking
in the battle which ranged from
S4.95 downward. ----- W ith the ap­
proval of Supt. Leo Hollenberg the
-choolboard has accepted the ap­
plication o f Grant Rinehart o f En-
terpri-e to teach in Nyssa grade
Oregon’s 36 ccuntv assessors and
chcol.-----Barney and Ernest W il­ ether county and city officials con­
son have a crew of men engaged in cerned with tax valuation and ap­
putting in a three acre patch of praisals will attend an in-service
strawberries near the Barney W il- training school September 8 and 9
on residence. -— - Nordale Furni­ at Oregon State college.
ture advertises spring filled m aî­
The school sponsored by the Ore­
tre--es at 519 each and good mat­
gon State tax commission in coop­
tresses from $5.90 up.-----Dr. J. J.
eration with OSC. is designed to
Sarazin’s .residence has been painted
bring equality in appraisal values
an attractive tan with green trim.
and a greater degree of uniformity
With many new shrubs and a rock­
in appraisal method- throughout the ’
ery it’s one of the prettiest homes
state. It replace- the individual
in Nyssa. ----- The Dwight Smith,
schools conducted each year, at var­
Arties Robertson and A V. Cook
ious towns throughout the state by
families returned frqm the moun­
the tax commission. Annual train­
tains in the Keating district with 10
ing for county tax workers is re­
gallon- of huckleberries.-----Wilson
quired by a 1947 state law.
Bros, are selling wool and part wool
Gov. Paul L. Patterson will discuss
blankets from $1.39 to $3.98 — Joe
‘•Oregon’s Reappraisal Program” at
Dyer, cashier of the Ontario Bank,
the opening session. Special classes
stated that a money exchange may
are planned on appraisal of farm
be conducted in Nyssa on Saturdays
lands and buildings, land values ag­
to cash the large pay checks which
ricultural prices, fruit production,
are difficult to handle here. — Nyssa
range land classifications and tim ­
firms have added employees as a
ber valuations. Representatives from
result of the N. R. A. shortened the OSC agriculture and forestry
week. Dwight Johnson is at Eders,
staffs and the tax commission will
Herschel Thompson at Larsen G a ­
be instructors.
rage, Harold Hoxie at Powell Service
Station, Harold Hoyt at Shelton
M ENTION THE
Dairy and Bob Closson at Wilsons.
GATE
C IT Y JOCRNAL
25 Years Ago Aug. 17, 1928
WHEN B U Y IN G
Nyssa’s Furniture store has decid-
School For Tax
Workers At OSC
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Cooler Weather and School Re-opening mean sturdier breakfasts,
and heartier dinners are required. Shop Wilson's for those school
lunch necessities. Your family will look forward to meals prepared
with our foods.
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Sunshine
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CUSTARD CUP COOKIES
P a c k a g e ................ 3 4 c
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MARSHMALLOW PEANUTS
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LUNCH MEATS . . . Lb. 4 9 *
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RIB S T E A K ........ L ,b. 6 9 c
Choice, Good
CELERY HEARTS . , Ea, 19 c
WHITE GRAPES . . , Lb. 19^;
BEEF ROAST . . . . L,b. 3 5 c
SHORT RIBS . . . . L,b. 1 8 c
You can reduce “ down tim e"
and save on operating coats by lubricating your
diesel and heavy-duty gaaolina engines with R P M
D E L O H eavy Duty Lubricating Oil. Specially com­
pounded, it resi sts corrosion, prevents the formation
o i harmful angina deposits, kesps contaminants
dispersed and stops foaming o f oil in the crankcase.
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W ilson’s
W ith R P M D E L O Heavy Duty Lubricating O l
keeping engines clean and cutting wear, they will
run smoothly, develop more power and do aeore
work. T h ey will stay on the job and need lees over­
hauling. Get R P M D E L O H eavy Duty today.
hr mare infar mot io» about Standard Oil Company of Caldaria prodotti,
call yoor local Standard moo
WILLIAM E. SCHTREMAN
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FRANKS, large . . . 3 lbs. $1
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