School Notes
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THE AFFECTION-APY
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lurough hia stomach, as the old tilg t) School and grade pupil- were
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saying goes, then surely the called t'> a rueetm g in th e uraein-
rigl t road to a woman’s good 'ly rooms. There they eujoye<l a
graces is through a box of choc­ d u a u b X T n ii r-,n of ( 3 JjJ
olates and bon-bons. Of course
only the daintiest morsels will gun. He ha.i consented to try to
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accomplish that end -and “ best” make arrangem ents to epeak here ö l
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means (dark’s. Send a box U>- during Com m encem ent.
O nly three week» until the final Ä
day to your bestest.
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sem ester exam inalion-.
A gam e is to be played this week f a
(LARK’S CONFECTIONERY.
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I Jeating Stoves and
Stove Boards at re­
duced prices.
A real assortment of
Granite Roasters for
the holiday dinner.
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HighSchool Reporter.
At the regular meeting ,<f the
City Council last Monday n ig h t,
the newly elected officers took
heir seats. Another car of gravel
| was ordered for the stre' i-
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make your self at home, and any th in g I can tell you to kelp you I will
e ru in tim e the custom er gets the benefit. So you are protected. Now when
y< ii want any tiling in my line give me call.
C R l A M j SEPA RA TO RS
■ m in that business now. I have new
I on g anil second hand ones. We take your old ones ill on a new one, and there-
fore we have all kinds to show you. Also new and second hand engines. One
1 It 1’, 1 S- [ I I’, in g j j 1 sh tp s and ru in in g order, at price* ti n t are rig it, J
W ee in get re u lira f n - any kin 1 of ma 'nine y n i w m t if or lered n >w.
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Farmers--Get Together Now!
tion a » K r'hW° rk t0^ ether and j° in A e t h e r in a state and na- ÌÌ
THE LINN COUNTY FARM BUREAU
' md I ? ,lh erp ,19 " nly or‘e way to get into the State and Na-
AND THE
t .ml I .deration of Farm Bureaus, and that way is through the
OREGON STATE FARM BUREAU
Lounij aim Bureau. Every unit must be organized
HAVE AGREED unanimously th at the G reater Farm Bureau in
iz-im A h»!’ h T h,ad
° PP° rtUnity t0 belong to a farm er organ-
iz. ion that had a local county body to work through and a state ■county, state, ami nation is worth $10 00 per year for each family,
body and a national body? If so. was th at bodv strong in mini
or it isn’t worth anything. And, furtherm ore, no one is taken for
s and -strong in finance, so that it was really capable of getting a member for ju -t one Y ear.' If it is worth anything it is worth
results? Be serious with yourself now. Is there today J e h ™ supporting for a period of yeais.
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Here in the Blank You Will Be Asked to Sign.
MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT
Its Winning Farmers Literally By Thousands.
Wili you be one to join or will you stay out and continue to sa y
that farm ers will not organize? While you are knocking, they a, e
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in l0Wa pow; 1 , ^
in Illinois, who pay $10 and $15 per year; 90.000 in M ichigan.
LINN COUNTY IS A BIG COUNTY
AT LEAST 1500 COUNTY FARMERS SHOULD J O \N
DO FARMERS WANT THIS ORGANIRATION*
ABSOLUTELY!
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glish grades. Nora Pehrssou was | gUJly llo it especially in regard to repaj„ .
elected tem porary president u u til
We are sorry that there has not lieen any decrease in prices of im plem ents but
’lie most of the goods we sell are guaranteed that if the price declines w ithin a
the re-election of the officers.
rtid e s in keeping with th e season.
m -tnarenurr
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satudays.)g
lend with Ihe Scio hoys and girls.
Come out ami see the double h e a d ­
er. The first team among the
girls has not been chosen yet.
Mi-s Cook is taking the L a tin
c la»s and they are doing very well.
An assembly meeting was called
Tuesday morning to organize a HERE WE ARE AGAIN
S tarting out for another year and have already a num ber of sam ples shipped
new L iterary Society. Io this so.
c le ty ,
th e debates and literary a"L' " e arcKulI1li " ‘to it for all it is worth to m ake th is year the best one yet,
work wilt be considered on the En-
50 wl,ea yau want any ,h,ng or ,o eaa,n,ne • P,ece of K0^ ' - ^ou wan‘ to c° “ «
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I A ENTY FARMER SOLlCj f ORS
IN LINN COUNTY
Every one of whom is a thorough believer in n
Will come to see you on your own farm the w eek of
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Co-operating with the Oregon Agricultural College, United
States Departm ent of Agriculture, Oregon and
American Farm Bureau Federations
I hereby apply for membership in the Linn County Farm
Bureau and the Oregon and American Farm Bureau Federa­
tions, in consideration of which I promise to pay the sum of
$10, payable in equal semi-annual payments on February 1st
and August 1st, of each yea*- inis amount to cover m em ber­
ship du < in the associations named and $1 per year for sub.
scription to the Linn County Farm Bureau News.
I Hereby authorize
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Bank of . .
Oregon (or such hank as may be handling my account) to
charge orders for the above amount to my account when
such order is signed by the Secretary of the Linn County
Farm Bureau. This pledge shall become void in case of my
d( nth or reu <>val from the county, or a fte r 1921, upon w rit­
ten request t • the Seer vary of the Linn County Farm Bu­
reau ,irior te ilie date payment becomes due.
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Pest < Iffl, V
Solicitor
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Read it carefully. I t is all there. I t ’s right. I t ’s fair end
square. By s .ru in g it you join a great host of American farm pxi-
pie, who ;.re arnestly and honestly seeking to solve the fi.rm
problems in fu* da mentally sound ways.
WATCH I OR )A T rS AND PLACES OF PUBLIC M EETING]
A?H) ATTEND. ACT NOW.
January 24-29, 1321
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LINN COUNTY FARM BUREAU
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The Jnn County Farm Bureau
and
The Oregon State Farm Bureau
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