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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1915)
taajiww« s -»•’ RÍ«*» lite Tarict a-Week Edition Will Buy Cream •>♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦< ♦♦♦♦♦ •Í Tie New York World < > Th«* Scio PrMladb • lUilj »I lk* Fvw, al a W m AH errarti f«*r N» OtU» NmeagOT w lU • ««to C«*w F'.—l tbr St «in- lavhan«*ti will buy crearnnry. paying the highmt market pnet* fur Sa Nark Nee« at So Lev a Praar «Mue itoli vere«! thvir at forvi atme in Scio The Vv**r IB 14 haa tmrn the extraordinary modern time« moot Aa the lumber imluntry e*rn» m the hialory <>f It ha» witnt*»m«i the ■tar Hug up again anal which will outbreak of the great Kuropaan war. create a demand for raindwtutcd milk, a atrugglc mi titanic that it nvakt*« it I* expected our raatMieneery will anon atari up. all other« lvx»k afhall. You live in momrntriua timaa Hn«l <>t you «houM not mim any the tre* mendoua event« that are occurring No other new»pi»|>rr will inform you with the pmmptnme and chrapne«« Wheat par buahel of the Thnce-a Week Edition of the Oats New York World. Moreover, k Bran per ton year’« «ubacriptton* will take you far 30 OO Dal chop Barley ("hopi ’* ,** The Thric«*-a-Week World's regu Isr «ubaeriptmn price in only Si per Flour per aack year and thia pay» for Fdftf« per doxen pajier» 1.30 34 We offer thia unv-tiualh-d nrwnpaprr Hutter tier roll i'hicken«. hen« per lb If you want any of paiwra. Tbe Tribune will get for you at Bargain Day ratea. 40 »prinf 12 Off Turkey« .14 («tear .Off ON Ducka " Beef " pro I viding you pay for The Tribune one year in advance 04 Off Veal them .10 riMwter« " the daily 32 00 27.50 30.00 and Tlie Scio Tribune together for fl.90. The regular price ia S2.25 If you want the Oregonian, the Journal or the Telegram, we will furnish it to you at lean than "bargain day" ratea, providing you art1 a nubacnlx-r to The Tribune. llogn. live |«-r hun«trvd *1» WISDOM A beat batter p«wk*g» wtii at tra*-t a ewatotuer al «»me l ber» In ao Wted.HU 10 krephig P* mt rvwa or brwdlng down Tbe maa wto> doro II te a bnrfc nututwr klvery up lo «late «lalryman wlU ratea hi. twlfrr «-altea Theae ■ alvra abould tir alrwl hy a pura brvd batter ttaill Tbe «nram »hoold he »trained luto tbe churu lo muove every idi of «uni or powlble »pell of illrt. Vou know it'a mighty away la ■ • < > frm-ar or at toaat chill ■ lot of prodi out of a dairy t»w Pro < « t«--l bea If you waut tbe prm r»>ia 7b .30 Wheat chop per ton into our next prvaidential campaign I Ml S DAIRY ff.00 li<»g«. dreaaed 7.00 Mutton ff.00 RAISING HERDS OF HIGH GLASS GRADES It ba« beevima very rvHetvI. aaya Hoard'» I tn try man that too’.itile at ten Itoli a mt ambition *»o the part of dairy r»im»o ha» hrwti pani io ibr t'UiMliUf up of tlrw < ln«» grade tomia. The rm phaato faaa been m-m pure tirevl hrrvta. where»« really but few mm are ll<te«1 to «-titer au< > rnafully Into tbr many ito tallo that m.iat t*e worked **ut tn breed lug pure larrd rattle, lint any farm«* «-an «tevetaifi a Bur bervi of grinte» If ba Will Itali I« otnnltout to the few i>ri<i < Ipta-» that > ontrvvt Three are Flrat. Tlir beat pogafbte kln*l ■>f B «trr. aa good If not better than I» nr no «ary with inirr t>re>ta Aa we have *>b Summon» H. B. CHESS Ofw William G. Arnos DENTIST Tn» Ayrahir» in officiai and > itlr« ?•«.» haa prov««| Iwr •*lf tn br a ffHMff «ronumlr«! l'to durar o< mllli atsd bult»r. > leMlng Usa largtoat (Mwatbir armmnt to« Ih» Crntat mnautned and a< Iha laa« tMMKatble co4»t The Avrahlr» la erntftaMstlv Iha mlikttaa a row. j»rt» durami ihr moas «teaWabU» miik fot hta hfft'SUta’ oi thr tane» quantlty nf hl«h quality, <♦<>» in lo tal st-Uh, plsth * it abow iha ra- quirad ataiMiard nt tha different aiata lawa for marUat milk Tha row show« la an AyrahSra Main St. near (irant I Cdf >p<fMÌ ITTI It f>4 ita-tianon ... ( )rv|p >n Nertgag* Leaas fUgDliatvd N. M. Newport Attorney at law (CITY ATTORNKYl LIVE STOCK HUSBANDRY Poorly f«xl »beep will mil pro du«-» very »«»»I wool nor g*«*«i mutma l‘r»|*ar» a goad abvllor with a ■try Mat and krep i I m * plga In th» l*aat<ir» aa long an pvwnltd«. A »ting, («—tor <au never I*» * <>m» a am-*-»»*«ful raterr of horaea Skimp your »beep <>u g«»»l fv*v«l and cur» and they Mill «klmp you on mutluu Work* tn>tl> way« A at tl tit rd lot of fall pig» are pot worth wlnteriug. »ven lu the««* 11 tn<-> Cvar, on» arbo l<m-«la and rataea g*»«l evilta will have a long pnrtod of prv»p«*rit,i WEAK BONED PIGS. C»ua» la Du« la Lack Minerei Ma' tw In tb» Rat*»««. Mi boga, bui prtm-ipally beami »»•». arv likely io bave wrak I mhmw or bo aulijr<-t t» («rtlal paralyato. wrttaa a cvrr»»pou<lriit of tb» Sartamal Ntwrk min Thte te a ••mdtilon tbat te hard io curai, bui coator lo |<»r»al. aud la uflrn tiw MMMv» of barn It ta do» lo a la. k of th» txm» ttaithUng matartal peti*- ijnlly pbiMphatn of limo, ta tba mthm ll*>g» te«l to a largo alieni oa pota meta »firn ali*«» thte comlition B« m M ■•roti» au*l. to a -mailer alleni, tbo rom m*m graltia ara alavi deBitont In pboo pbatr of Huiv Hran, wbta-b to <*onakl rred a very g*»xt t«ono building fonti. >outaIna a largo amount of thte «ab alarne Hhori« and tbo legnato baya alao contata pimapborua li to aafo ami. I h -» p to allow tbo boga fra» arcana 10 I miih * bvilhtlng material al ali ilm«w Bmie neh. prtn> tfwlly ptomphato of 11 .... 1« thr tirai VVond a a haa aro of ■atne vaine far thte tmrpnoe and ara at valile ateo lo keep hoga In gno>l oiiilutam II haa I mmhi provad tbat boga . ai» malie <«»«1 neo of gnwtnd ph«wi tinte r«M k or ffoat». tf tbe tnato- rial la kept l*»f>>rr ibem «-onataatly tber m Ut n<»t r*»t tuo mtta-h. twlng governarti by tbe «pi«-'Ite In tbe aam» way tbat thè apivettto ma’rial« tiro amount of aalt • «teli lo ih«* amouni tbo t»oriy n«*rda No«a carrytag or auckitng a Urtar of . hii . and rapldly growtng plg» bave thè «reatrai m-ed for bone bulldlnfl ma tortai STOCKMAN. I , ; I i * ! ! i i s awn' r/t*. ' > ' **y*' vau-v.i.' • ■ 5» -- ' A*,? 7 '<?■ KEEP THE SOW THAT RAISES 8IG UTTERS i wall remenster when hoc* have bren low nerrtotorr aud corn high farmer» volt nearly all thelr boga, in eluding tb«*Ir bn-wt mova, in a ito-ire to «eli thelr coru. write» n • «irreai-mdi-nt of tbe Farm aud Firmidr And thr-e «ame fartnrr» when eomlltlon» < Inuignl were acourtng tin* «ountrv ami attend tng every farm aale in an rmtoavor to »ec i irr brvwxl «ma at fataihmo prtoen. The« <taalr»«i to rweuibark in ti r awlue IndtMtry aitai ava um tbe high pri* «— and SELECTING THE EWES. ATTORNEY AT LAW Oita« «a Statata» St THS I The right Camera ßrljhe rightSubjectf Wv That’s all there ts tn photograph know from experience that Scnvca (. meet eveiy photographic, condition succc»a fully. Manufactured by the Largest Iitdcpen dent Camera Makers in tlic World, they are so constructed that they allow ti e widest ¡.«tt lude in every branch of artistic photograph;’ From th» Scnvca Sc mt, the unaNad and UttafirM > <«n»ra of tl chiM, to th. navjJete 'tow I hiko prior rd a.«.,. piM>li«i«phi< inirvrti.ent. ft »wry Lne*«e p.ipo.», in ail mw Hiiel.ty tan.! to-day for th»m»«*v « " «•» K’•« '*»'«• » » B>>**k <>i Ph«*vi tphy. f»«« to you. Jt «u* toll v >u ju«t wtuv iota mrntm huv TV retaHwr m«»rt* ol »«JI •>*'»v him pxk and pita» Cwnrr u ■re dtaraned MV» yvm k,v"" L « ,h" ,o* »*"» purpo-r Bert «4 aM, thn b*«ok to h«e Write to-day Seneca Camera i Mfg. Company nerved before. Ihr aire that la maini «Uh pure lord frill«Wa to lm< kml upon tlidt átale wirb lita» «Bu ruling tendeo fit»» of tbe tonal that eitel tn him. bul the bull al lb* head of a herd of grad«-» niual have prepotency and »trmgih of lomllng aalfli lent to over*»tue tbe ad reran tendril* taw of am-h fetualea. For that era»<>ti we »ay that he n* «*d» U» lie a Iiettar ami more prvpoteM hull than aa If tie were at the bead of a |*urv* bred herd Farmer» wta> are looking for a i beep, looxeiy l>ml bull for uae ou gratto female» make a great mlatakn. Jw* <md lilgld «ein timi and > ulllug of the tieni and tba keeping of »«mir ■ort of a nr ord In orttor to know bow tu «elect ami cull tiouir gradee bare ■bown wonderful power a« pmlmmi A grade tiurrnaey <ow waa bought by William Hutterwortb of llltuota for »>(> Nbe waa a rnaaa letwren a pur» bred tiuemaey atre, who waa evidently a an*«! ooe. amt a Nburtborti grade cow Tbta tiuertiaey grade cow wa. taatrd for one year by the llllnoi« uni veralt y autbortttoa. with the following yntr*» racord. IS.7<U * panuda of milk averaging 8 M per cent fat. or a fine Itam over .T.M pounda of Imttrrfal •»? contained In her milk. It to within tbr reach of the ordinary farmer to build up grand h»-rd« of gratto mwa if be will have tbe courage In tba Arai pia« a to pur* lut «a a really flrat claaa atre and kret> doing ao. Tbr priera at which Bur grade «lalry cow» ■ell ebow that there la a «-lean bit of money In breeding am-b cattle aaide from tba prollt of tbetr high milk pro *1m-t1on • - . . ,a _ Bull For County Uaa. A Holateln bull valued al Sf»<a>> ba« re«-eully tern put al the hmd of tbe heard of tbe klartuette county boapltal farm In Wtemnaln Tbla ball ha» hoen i«a«ed to tbto «oanty for two year« by ibe Wta-onain College of Agriculture, and by tbe term» of the Iraae the c«»l lege to to bave the Brat ebance I«» pur rbaae at market prk e any bel fera aired by thte ball that may iw for «ale fraau thr roanty timi Thte hmt of cow« haa made the ln»tItuttani arlf eupport Ing. and It te at a lei I tbat the farmer« of ilio nHUity bava Inulti on It frrely for ■tuck to Improve tbelr milking borda The placing of em-b a valiwble lieti aa thr <m<* Jn»t |r»«d from the .-nil*»*- <*n tbto farm will make tbe herd an even greater aaaet to tbe dairy farming tn terw-ta of tbr county Carly Maturing Lamba Mana tKa Baa' Th« t« a old «0*1 Flock Impravara prwpeterM brflwd of h«*g» that 11|< man «1». rrpln«-«-» the rtilto from in i:n«l*tkd When Inn»- hl- tl*» k or a*l«la to Ita ataa with »we plantflHl (n A mor ivi* n *«»»1 th« ffctrk- •Mr« Quietili? ta-amo poH'MlAr und iamb» of in» »»u ratelng haa an <>ppoe h«« had iso difficulty In tooidttm hl* luulty to ink» advautaga of eavarai far own with th« Amur Man tirn««i« Ad tor- I In- e » I mui I m rwlnlnr.1 for tw«wd mlrnre of th* Her to »hlr« rhitn that Ing puri '-ca should Iw lb» flrat born he will eofTi« mor« n««rh 111**10« •>*od in any pert of the nurUI then ruth«« tli-ii tbe l*v-i lu otbar word*. any other br««d Th« pi^tur« Iiavo th* m a» nearly tha aama eg» aa •how* * hr»d Herhnlur« I ««»I tile It te anltl by old »hepherda that late born lamlw have a tmdro*, to bteevl 1st*, and many timra tl>«w fall liroflta they had to*»t and wlih ti their Io «towtop Into gaud, thrifty t r ae d lng more fortunata neighbor» acre rn>iy* ew«w Ewe lamin that are ahoOl the tog That there will lie a iruiptntlou the •atne age «III uaually all bread about |.re»ent era «on to fatten the I* rood «owe the aauie time, ami beme on» can »t after weaulng the pl«» ami <u m| them in- t more uniformity In iba lamb < mp A«uin the early maturing »we lamb to alaugliter to already rvhlriit Many farmer» object to linldlii« over «houhl lx- retain«-«! Hy ao <l**lng «me i uu exiwcl lu liuital up In th* connw of their bmod aowg becauae tbr **»» get Hut tlite con time a Ito« k «if abewp that »III pr-dmw tat* fat him I fall to breed «•arty nm'iirlng lamha. Thte la a big dltion can lie prevented ru»ily by keep fn*1iM^ri tlir IvUaitiaoa rrv>m a market ing tbe »owa a|utrt from tin- hog» tlint With a g*««l gram v|. w|«*lnt, toe J he e.irly eiatnrtng lamb are bain« fatten***! pa at ure an«! rery little gm In after th* t» nlnav« by far th» moat proBtabla ■ itiiuu« tlmi help a lamb to pig» are weaned the tin-al «iw Milt mature early 1« a m*'<b«*r that la a gorxl gala tn vigor ami tie In rtcellent modi* -m-klar Herr again 1» an«Mhet ft* tor «Ion for br>>e«llng next lm*rmm*r. fur tlie breeder to < ouatater Th* lamb» thiaigb aomee bat thin in tie-h Under no rlrrvRMlanree »hould a flint nrv t*> r> main In tbr d«»-k «hould ar from heavy au* kling ewm Thera to brood aow tie f«*d all tlir ■ oru »he * an ■lothiru that add» Bnteb to the lamb eat and It to a great mta’ake to bring h to the rime of brwtllng loe*l«*«l with fat When a btvwtal »ow rnl»ra from «1» l<> ten vtgnroua and healthy (rtga. proving her-elf a good milker ami a careful mother »be abotita! by nil mean» 1« kept on the farm In giving lilrtb to Iyer young. If It iaranM garaaaary »he can be handled by Iter owner mu* h eaalrr than a young «<>w If parcbance there abouid 1» In Ibr herd brood aowa that are cmee nmf III Mtured that are poor milker» and have reared but two or Ibrev pig» and palatabllliy to the meat ao much aa they may well be fattened an*I *»>1*1 a g«»*d »ov»rlng of milk fat on tba rar Rut to aurrtflee a «*>w that ba- rvatv«1 a good litter of pig- with rmwllfloti* Tbe ewee uatmlly bare tbe fatua car that will make tbr demand for hog urr». nmdatalea «rubble Ba ld and track prudorta for year* to >«ime tbe treat«-*t patta h«~» I lea tirai lip Iwfi-re thia time of ever known, to altnply to ilmiw »wav tbr year. aud tbe owner <au wall afford ooe of tbe great«*»! opt mrt uni Hr- ever to give t Ur tu plenty of fird for lb* afforded tbe farm«-r« of the corn grow pruper robdiiioning of th* brawling Ing atatre to make h*tg ral-tug the Stoaat «en»t>u Hie a »••rage farm »ary lit remunerative of all farm work tie <>r uotblna need be e'ln-mted for Too much lmi-irtan*e raiiimt I m * at feed let erro the weaning and bread I Ing iwrloal Thia la tbr oenaon of the tarbod to tbe aub)r* f of • le inlllo—«• In tbe rearing Of bog«, and If every farm year -ta-ep are o tatuatilo »»art to tbe er wbo rear» bog» «Ixiuld fer«i rtrau. fami, tor they utlllie tbr wreda and wh«il»aom» fond no moldy ««Mir ale other prodocta that would be < »naid eyed fond to hr given ami nn a 1 «an efed «»«I* If It ware not for them By dance «»f pure i-lenu water al ali lime», the time Ibr nre.-dlmi -»awn arr1»oa • n mt lodgment th» ravage <>f «wine (he ewee are In good ■-••ndltton and plague and bog cholera wont«! hr ma thrifti fro» tbe tender forage they terially leaaene«! aud In time entirely hear graaetl fr«im waate piaron Of •radl* atarf I»iur«r in < aae Ihr acsaanger feed 10 not a-nougb in make them pat ew Drying Up a Cow. enough Be-h m took plump a little bar A raw ahoiikl tie dried off for al' re»l feed from tba- bam will add mat» week» before miring It mai take rtallv In helping io rm nd tbe ewe« into two week* to dry ber off that depend form c Harper 11 llaoia Arrlcaitnral ng upon tbe pemtatrncy of milk flow college To dry off a <ow t>0 rich fee>l ha to ha removed and the row allowed Chrania «eterna of Maroa. to paatnrr «bori groan «<r rat hay Ua«b <ha affe« ted porta arltb warm Nome milk to left In tbe iinartcn» at «rn-llto aw pa i id« «tally to which baa **e«-h milking at Ural thru a milking to '•ran k M o »* a d*-*-rrt«f"W»tlfnl of «’ne of omitted, then tbe milking to ilo. oct -r the »fendant >1ljw fiar each pint of wa •tabe» day. and afterward only a little 1er uaral After the I«rr> hare drted milk to taken aa «ero tn hr necceaary. apply an ointment of «imwltetl lard «g There to no epecHk mie for <urh work, ra«t line three parte, flower* of It reqalree Hie heat 'mlgroewt and wn and o«Me ef tbe attendasi .<, - «*} uJL k. i V'X.-
