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on the date «Uoniwnt in in. »p_>
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who jmv promptly in
tdvane, ihr »ulw .-ipti-.n pru-,. u >1.tn
per year. The price la SITA if paid
•luring y«ar.
Ih- pap-r 1« not »«ni
to Miarnbm wb>> arv morv than one
year in arrvara.
Oregon News Notes 1 ‘rcn‘
< • ret„n
reachera Association
I )rgam/rtl
<*r«> hipmrnl \r»a lu I me of
13
Banner Farm Wins
l irst Prize
Fi lay evening, October 6. the
ctiz« ns of Scio and surrounding
-Ä
DR BANCROFT 5»
«g Labor and Lntrrprl»«-.
Oregon captured two first
country met with the teachers
Watch for next Scio lat«
prizes
at the Seattle Ln rd Show
for a pleasant evening of pro-
Friday.
Polk county receiving
Winter Apples for sale at 25c
Longshoremen’s strike to b«- 'gram and social time in the High
first
for
the
I»—st county display
per bushel on the trees. -A E
I settle«! on open »hop basis in School assembly hall.
Randall.
13tf
Seattle.
The address of the evening and Leonard Gilkey, with a dis
was
given by Wm S Hale of the play from Banner Farm, Linn
C E Spense, Master of the
Agricultural Agent
The big Round-Up is on at Al ( ounty
Boys
Training School.
Short county, first for the best individ
State Grange, savs the People’s
Aids Lane County I artne rs
ban*. Everyone who can should
tr.
ks
were
given
bv
Rev.
11 B ual farm display. Pierce county
Land nnd Loan men lure on t ■
arrange to al.tend at lea.-t <m<-
Lane county first employed a biot this election spells confis Iler, D C Thomr, F T Thavor. Washington takes second priz.««
day.
E C l’> • ry and Supt W I,Jack* for county displays and Morrow
county agricultural agent in cation for the farmer.
son. Music was furnished by county, Oregon, third prize.
D C Thoms and J W Parrish February 1914. Tiiat the work
Slate highway planned from
Polk county receives a $ loO
the Scio Orchestra, Miss Forbes
transacted
busin«»» in
Al of such a man has been of great Florence to Klamath Falls.
cash
prize and a trophy banner;
111 i tl'x I ell Q'lnrta't.
bany Wednesday, Koine over with help to the farmer ; o that c.'on-
If
Congress
passes
satisfa
torv
Pierce
county $21«) and Morrow
At th«1 do-«• of th? program
ty is evident by the following
F T Bilveu,
county
$100. Mr Gilkey rec ived
waterpower
legislation
permit
Prof O V White gave a few re
statement of C D Rarer, rt promi
ting
the
development
of
our
a
banner
and $150. The Polk
R A Scott received some fine nent tanker and farmer, and
marks presenting the work of
county
exhibit
was installed by
streams
without
additional
taxa
stock a few days ago, wlm h he prior to se.en year a : >, a lead
the Par« r.l- !'• a -her.i Assignation.
tion,
millions
of
dollars
will
poor
Mrs
Winnie
Braden
of Dallas.
bought at the state fair, consist ing farmer of Okl.tn zms:
It was decided that the associa
ing of a Du roc Jersey hog and
"There has been a change in into the slate for this line of in tion be orgamz ‘d with the fol- She scored 933 points out of u
within the next few lowing officers:
possible 1000. Mr Gilkey scored
an Angora goat.
farming methods of Line county dustry
863.
Oregonian.
years.
Pres.
Mrs
O
V
White.
in the past few years. I believe
We will not attempt to chron
Ione
to
have
a
modern
store
Vice
I
’
re.s.
F T Thayer.
the credit is largely due to the
icle the names of the Scioans
Vetch seed for sale bv Wm
Sec-Treas. Mrs I)on McKmght.
i lTotts of the county a.* 'cultural building.
who will take in the Round-Up
Dobrkovsky.
12t3p
After the meeting adjourned
agent and 1 believe the money
North Bend men start new
at Albany this week. It is sate
light refreshments were served
sjM-nt by the county c >irt in em shingle mill on Larson inlet.
to say that few outside commun
Onions for sale down at Riley
by the Domestic Science depart
ploying a man like N S R »bb,
ities will be better represent« d.
Douglas county Pomona grange ment. The remainder of the Shelton’s home.
lltf
the b- st money this county can
is working for the establishment evening was spent in a social
Henry Bilyeu’s are moving to spend and if thev w ill continue of some cheese factories.
Mrs M C Gill is visiting in Al
way. vis ting and laying plans
Lebanon this week where they this line of work. Lane county
bany
this week with her daugh
Oregon sold 25 t »rs of ilax at for ti. ■ f.r ire for b -Iter sell > »is
have rented a house for tin* win farms and farmers will c tine in 7 cents a pound to California
ter, Mrs F M Arnold.
and a better community.
ter. They would have stayed to their own financially. Many mill«. Same was produced with
in Scio but for the fact that they farmers are on the dead line. convict labor. State is handling
Ed Wesely has about comple
Wanted A few m >re apple
could not find a house to suit They m ed the counsel and advice 750 tons.
ted repairs to his house winch
nickers. Apply al the orchard
of someone to make their farm
them.
was damaged by lire three weeks
Gresham
garage
is
largest
in
at
Gilkey.
It
more profitable and this is where
ugo,
and it will noon be ready
♦
Mrs W G McDonald underwent •he services of our county agri .Multnomah county.
for occupancy.
Tne Parent-Teachers Associa*
a surgical operation at a Salem cultural agent L>. c >in-> valuable.
The third sawmill for Bend
lion will hold a nu-eting Friday
hospital Tuesday morning for I believe it is be ommg clearer has begun operations.
F T Bilyeu has sold Fords to
the removal of a large tumor, ei. ry day that farming is a
Elbert B ‘de. President Wil- evening, ()-toiler 23, at H o'clock the following parties since the
She is reported to have rallied mar ’s job, ar,d that it take» a I imette Valley Press A ociation, in the high n hool auditorium.
first of August: J F Kalina,
nicely and getting along as well bigger man to run a farm to its savs: "The slate fair board this
.1 F Bartu, Chas Bear I, C W
Miss Paulin.* Liaka who ia at- Dart, J W Keller and Join
as could be expected.
fullest jM>ssibilitivs than it does year slighted the country news-
tending
Willamette University Couey.
to run the averag • place of bust- pa|»er» and gave all their adver-
A jolly |s»rty went up to Wil ness in town.”
this
year,
came in Tuesday for a
Using to the city dailies and
son ParK near Jordan last Satur
Working with th«’ granges ami magazines. Tnat should act well short visit with the home folk».
Mr and Mr» Frank Mikulka
day evening where they spent others, the county age.it lias
with the country n« wspapers
left
Tuesday for Tacoma, Wasn,
the night camping.
"Those been able to put cooperative live
G M Wirth is driving the
that have given the state fair so
where
they will visit
before
present” were: Mis J S Stich » stock shipping on a firm founda
cr«'am wagon from Jordan to
much fr«?e apace ar,«l have boosted
starting
for
California
and
the
and Misses Audrey Berryman, tion and 53 carloads, mostly hogs,
Shelburn this week for John
early and late for its success,"
East,
expecting
to
be
gone
sev
Vella Brenner. Aimed« Smith have been shipped by |g»ne coun
Grimes why has been severely
North
Plains
to
eral
months.
get
electric
and Alice Prill.
ill for a few days but is now
ty farmers during the past eigh lights.
improving.
teen months. This cooperative
Mrs D ( Thoms was u passen
Next Sunday evening at the
Sah-m is getting the one«man
marketing has also been extended
Federated church Carl Sox of
street cam.
Grandma Neal and son Bill left ger on the Wednesday morning
to seed, eggs and other products.
Albany will lead the good citizen
Plans under way for another last Thursday for a few weeks train for The Dalles where she
ship meeting of the C E Society
after which .Mark Weatherford
will conduct the regular evening
asrvlce. The public Is cordially
Invited to attend.
W E Brainerd, who has had
Charge of thu Canby Herald un
til recently, paid the News office
a fraternal call last Thursday.
He is arranging to go into the
publishing business at Oregon
City, and was in Scio looking
over the plant of the Tribune
with a view to moving the out
fit there, but as it did not come
up to his requirements, no deal
was made.
While unpacking cardboard a
few day» ago at the News office,
a scrap of paper was found be
tween two sheets bearing the
following legend: ’’Bangor Bill,
alias Frank Griffin, 7 Brown St,
Bellows Falls, Vt”
We are
sending Bill a paper this week
with the hope that it may induce
him to come to the wild free
West where he can buy a farm
and grow up with the country,
then he will know the real joy
of living.
A carload of vetch seed was as
sembled last week and shipped
to Auburn, Cailfornia us a result
of orders taken there by th«
county agent of Placer county.
Tiic acreage of corn has been
giratly Increased, largely as s
result of county wide acre corn
contests carried on in 1910 and
1910. The dairy interests have
been aided by help in forming
Imtuatn.PayroUa. and Product*
large steel shipyard at Portland. visit with their relatives, the will attend the stale convention
Burnt, of the Oregon Congress of Moth
Canby buys local water sys Sturges family, near
ers and Parent-Teachers Associa
eastern Orelon.
tem.
tion.
Riddla will ship between 40
Mr and Mrs 0 D Cyrus and
and BO carloada of prunes.
non Marla and Mrs Jone» motored
Mr and Mrs W 3 Carpenter
Marshfield is working for can up from Portland last Sunday left Tuesday afternoon for a few
nery to handle local products.
and «pent th« day, 0 H staysd weeks visit at Medford with her
Myrtle Creek prune crop will over a few day« for a longer sister, Mrs F A Bliss, whom she
approximate 2,000,000 p«junds.
For two carloada of chromium
cow testing and breeders associa
ores recently shipped from Rid
tions, prescribing of balanced
dle to Illinois Ste -I C »tnoany at
rations for dairy cattle, building
Chicago the Oregon Nickel Min
silos, growing »ilage crop» and
ing Co receivt'd a check for the
personal help in selection of pure
sum of $3,068.95, say» the Ridd'e
bred stock from other parts of
Tribune, in the shipment were
the »tale. Aid has also been
a little less than 100 tons of ore,
given to drainage, the county
and it is easy to compute that
farm, the county fair, starting
the rock was worth above $30
the Eugene public market, the
per ton fob Chicago.
growing of clover, working out
New creamery to be started .at
of b-tier crop rotations and
Stanfield.
many other lines too numerous,
tn mention.
Wm Brenner is busy this week
In one instance the county
with
a few rnen putting in con
agent was asked to examine
crete
walk» from the plumbing
some seed which a farmer was
»hop
to
his barn on the south
alxHit to sow believing it to be
end
of
the
block, but he says he
rape. The county agent found
will
take
in the Round-Up all
it to be 96 j«er cent mustard and i
three
days
if the walk never
saved the farmer from producing
a 20 acre crop of that weed.
I gels finished.
had not Been for over 20 years.
"Dad” says they will return
Miss Betty Moses, a charming home in time to cast two votes
young lady, arrived at the home for Hughe», however.
of Mr and Mrs N B Mon«*» last
Saturday, expecting to make her
home with them for the next
twenty-one year«.
Roy A Kelly, «on of Mr nnd
Mrs J II Kelly, died at Prineville
October 6, nfter a brief illness.
The remains were brought to the
family home near Thomas where
funeral services were conducted
by Rev H B Iler Wednesday
afternoon, after which interment
was made in the Miller cemetery
near Shelburn. Besides his par
ents, dec«?aied leaves three
brothers and a host of friends to
mourn his low. The family has
the sympathy of the entire com
munity in their bereavement.
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