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UNFAIR TACTICS
Albany will hold an n I- trial
exposition and school fair ecto
ber 14. 15 and 16. That is then
business. But w hen they try t<
c dl it th«1 Linn County Fair, that
is our bus nvss A neat prem
iutn list has been issued by th«
Albany people, exploiting th«
fair, the cov« r of which 1» ar
th«' legend, "First (’« ntral Wil
lamrtte Valley Exposition ar.<
Linn Countv Annual ln«i :stm
School Fair." The Linn County
Fair and l.inn County Industrie
S hool Fair are held at Sc
W .} try to steal the iiann ? Why
not call it th«* Albany Scl.oo.
Fair? It would a| p« ar v-ty
much Ilk«' th“ title was meant t<>
I e misleading and creat«' tl e im
pression among outsiders th ’
the Linn County Fair was
held at Albany. The writer hus
found the Albanyites as a t !u ■-
to be mighty fine people, fa r ii.
all things, but we believe tl ••
promoters <»f their «'xp-isiti n
have made a big mistake n
choosing a name for their fun .
so nearly identical with that of
the county fair. It «loe.-n’t Io
right to Scio residents. 1’1.«
News saw no r«ason for j« a'< my
and bickering w hen Albany ai -
n<> inc<-(« that they would hold a
fair, but tins action puts the
ease in another light, file I a rd
of directors of the Linn Coumy
Fair will probably take action in
the matt»>r.
F T Thaver Stated to the
writer a few days ago that if th«
city would build a shed over h -
engine at the light plant, l.<
would leave it there the year
round, with the exception of
h irvest time without any ex-
p-nae to the city, except wh«n
required for use. This would
give the city an emergency plant
when the water is enter t< o
high or too low—somethi. p that
has alw ays been reeded. 1 It is a
good proposition for tie ’ city
c mncil to t; k • up.
if the man w ho was seen just
eist of the News office, k .«sing
a young woman, about b n
o'clock last Thursday evening
will come in and subscribe for
the paper, no mention will be
in ide of the matter.
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FLIES WONT BITE
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It was a fine fair—let’s start
now to get r?ady for next year.
Mrs Floyd B->gue returned to
Editorial in M< rning Cregon-
C »rvallis Saturday after a visit
ia i of September 13— "Sc o is
with Mrs Jennie Warner.
not a Ing city, but it knows I. w
to handle a County Fair to si.c-
Buy your fresh Salmon from a
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fisherman at 5c jxr pound, fob
The trouble with Dun ba, he Toledo, Oregon, delivered same,
was too much inclined the other day they are caught. Address,'
E C Montgomery, Toledo, Ore.
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WOOD LARKTLY REPELLENT
IS USED EASILY APPLIED
All those interested in secur
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Where i ’’Sai«- Ro. »8 ter"?
tie school building should not
fail to attend the me ting at the
See what Stein A: Newman
school house next Saturday after Albany have t-» say to y on else-
noon, otherwise the measure where in this issue.
m ty lie lost.
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An Optimist
G. F. Korinck, B. V. S.
A man who
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