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Abstract« of Title i-xanuned
ICITY ArTOUNKYI
LKHANUN
UKKUON
K1O
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’That ofllra tuo l» n»»er bere wm-i
n« la wanted ''
"Thnt’a no< attngetbrr hi» fanti“
"What 4» .roti tnmnY
It'a »ereditar»
III» fathar wa» a
potli-rman” Il toltoti l’uet
OREGON
Linn County Fair
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Scio, September 6, 7, 8
Wednesday, September 6, Salem and Stayton Day
I 0 a. m. Aeroplane Right.
II a. m. Address, Governor James Withycombe.
I 1:50 a. m. Stock parade.
1:30 p. rn. Race program
No. I. 2:30 Trot, I mile heats, 2 in 3
No. 2. 2:25 Pace, I mile heats, 2 in 3
No. 3. . Buggy horse race, I -2 mile
No 4. Pony race, I -4 mile
4 p. m. Carnival Company and other attractions.
$125
$125
$ 25
$ 10
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Friday, September 8,
Lebanon and Brownsville Day
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10 a. m. Aeroplane flight.
11 a. m. Prize stock Parade.
1:30. Race Program
No. 8. 2:18 trot, I mile heats, 2 in 3
No. 9. 2:1 5 pace, I mile heats. 2 in 3
No. 10. Free-tor-all, I mile heats, 2 in 3,
I st and 2nd money winners barred
No. II. 1-2 mile saddle horse race, handipap
4 p. m. Carnival Company and other attractions.
$200
$200
$ 100
$ 20
MUSIC BY THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BAND
DANCE EACH NIGHT AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
MERRY-GO-ROUND, FERRIS WHEEL, SHOWS
—FREE CAMPING GROUNDS—
'EASON TICKETS $ / .25 DA Y TICKETS 50 CTS
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I» D m ** R.lW . «U«g
Rwnd«wn Matnoa.
«t Punta and Tr«««.
IH-waw-» uf plant» du much Injury
from • >< k of »ppiti .itloii of reliable
curativi' method«
The tmwi impur
laut et reim. Ila I aud pre« rutlve ux-aa
tire. conihUx'd •» *i<wnlltieM Sprat Ing
alune may be overdone, w hetvaa wtieu
ium »I In i«iiiibllialbxi with otlw-r mea«
urv. the »m.e.« may I» grenier and
the <>»t lew
It i. eatlmated that In It»« l nlle.1
state« U h » » oiiiih I I««« from oat »mut
I» m->r« thiiu *»i.'a»M««» from hwww
»mut <rf wheat M.i«»»i»in »nd from
bunt or »ttnklag «mut of wheat mor«
than >11 «m.««l
tari (laviti, un July 30, an right
pound buy.
T. J. Mahrne and family and Mr«.
L O. Wright and family, viait(<d at
the home -if G«<urgv Waddle Sunday.
John Galbraith and wife parecd
through Holley Sunday in their new
Ford car going to llarriaburg.
Miaa lliu<’l Trover, of Alirnnv,
*M a viMtor thia week at the home
'of l>. W King, returning home
Monday morning.
The young folks gutticri-d at the
home of Miaa Violet Slum Saturday
for a aurpriar jiarty, that Iteing
Violet’» birthday
An enjoyable
I lime waa had until midnight, when
i they departed for home.
Mr. and Mr». Ik-rney Sloan have
’ a bouncing lutby girl.
Joe Thompson han rented the C.
Hand« place and will »non move hi»
; family thereto.
Dr. Howard »»» up the <’ali|»»oia
! with hia <iog« th* other day and
* klllrti two (tear»
Mr ami Mr» W. S Swink viailrd
at th« home of Mr ami Mt» T J.
j Maloti« the other day.
Our republican friend« are too
rare of the el«-ction <»f Mr. Hughe«,
j They count all republican«, prugrr»»-
| otvea, the women and an occaaiotud
i democrat tui Hughe» auppnrter« Aa
a mailer if fart. 6(1 pv< cent of the
priigretwive and women voter» will
¡cast their vote» for Wilson as well
; aa 10 per cent of the republican
' voter». A very few democrat» for
N« Hop» Fee TH«m
"Kome folk» ftuM with the world be j purely arlliait rva*»n«, mav cast their
canoa tt won’t turn to loub at them."
• votaa for Hughea. Mr. Hugli«-*-'
un a «.erri» pUli>»x»tilH-t "but if II
aboiifd «top to hear their complaint« acceptance »|»-ech hmt him not le«i
they'd noun t* fuawtng i>««-au«e II i than 100,000 vote». The ia*ople
dueau'l talk t«ack
There'» un pica» want a man whom they know i»
Ing llietn th|. axle
bM<«n and even
up then- tlie augria wouldn't know honeat ami will aland for the people,
bow |o mak< rm feel at borne " At
for preaident, »nd not a demagogue
lauta Conati tilth»»
|««Mr. Hughe»* public utterance»
indicate him.
Th«
Bill PKk."
Tbe impleUH-uta u»e.l In putting a
corn crup luto tbe ground rary with
tbe l<««llti aud the a 11»>11 nt >»f labor
and Ila rheapnewa
Where the crop or
tbe farm I» very »mail hand planting
md!><■!■ nu» h Hk« the old row by row
Thursday, September 7, Albany and Harrisburg Day
10 a. m. Aeroplane flight. Stock Judging.
1 1:30 a. m. Stock parade.
1:30 p. in. Race Program
$150
No. 5. 2:20 trot, I mile heats, 2 in 3
$150
No. 6. 2:18 pace, I mile heats, 2 in 3
No. 7. Saddle h orse race, 3-8 mile
$ 15
4 p. m. Carnival Company and other attractions.
Hol.LEY ITEMS
i'lratiim- np ib« farro b-a» tires < «•
mcrvialla.-d p<n on ■ d»Har and r««U
ha-la «aya tbe Farm and nroakl« In
»••nbrrn Indiana ll»r» l» a tina of real
raíale dentera I bal buya U|> rumlwwn
farros puta a fue*« uf meo un tbem tu
|>«llit Ihe buUdlnga nhltewaab Ibo
•labtra. repalr lh>< felice« and grnerally
rmuvate ibe- >>M placan untli ipry nro
resdi fur uew buree« TI hhm bu ver»
are u«iMliy brougbl In fruta a dtotame
atxl In m.iuy twataaco« pay an ad vanee
•f frota Tt»> t» «a blgb aa >ki tu ib»
•err
In Kankakee i-uunly. III. l. a fa rm
er real calate ma« wb<> make« a
haiHto-me profit tn putting a rlran fare
on farm» lila methods are more Ihor
OUS b and hi» reati Ha Itmt» lasting than
(boar of I be r al ratate limi rtM-ntione.1
aboir
Ile dora not atop with Iter
building» however. but gora mu>-h
deeper In hta cleaning opvratlntMi lie
taira tbe farina |rtir baaed under hi«
own i«r.->u»l »u|wr«l»hui u»ra lime If
nr-i-a r>. draina the farm» th-'ruugb
ly. »tart» a three year rutatbm of or»,
wheat and clover, applying cotnmer
<lal rertlltaer In liberal amounta on
both -•rn fhd wheat and tn abort
puta tbe farm» no a paying i>a»t» Ka h
year tie make» a profit »ufti-ient mor«
Iban tu pa; the Intt-reol ou hi» Inrrai
turnt aa «eli «» an en-elleiil profit
wbrlM-ver hr make» a aale
All of
which g'-c to allow Unit If otta- plana
tn wll a farm It paya tvandwimely to
clean up liefore bringing • pnwi>ee<l««
buyer on tbe irmilaea
M«OroCa W«rh
"Patbar. you alway» »eeui to be la a
boater butru-r •beat you
b->tna at
alght (ban «ben yoo go away in Iba
«unitin ' *al«i tbe daughter
“Of ratinar replied ibe parant, "you
•ne I bara »>nte nx'uey In my i»<rbet
when I roma boma" Yoakac» «taina
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MerariItaey.
N. M. Newport
FroOta»!»
The pupil With a alautn.aul tut-au
lug In bl» eye h».krd up lulu lo» tua»
ter'» race ami quietly «ahi
“Tour aurk air
I^mdon Tu Hita
Notary Public and
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CLEANING UP TÑE FARM.
• •terrina a |>U|-P «'th • ■ rirmH»nm
ramark a aa to ht» want .H ». i I b the
U«a of tfca peix-ll • ntlrti It» «a< ui
"If you »er« I» .Ira* uh - (, h nam
pie roll me «bat l'ait ion w.»<,».| draw
J trot Y
R. SHELTON
N. I. MORRISON 1 N. C. LOWE
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Owghl ta Warb.
"le afraki tba-a builod aggn alt. *
r«ev frroh ”
’ Wrlte thè «ama tlanerlara’ ara «ne
af thaiu “ auggralrd (be head welter
"Mr Wopaey la romani!*. aad tbat
wtn ittatracl bla attenuo« If tba agg»
are noi no «.«rt ' IMula«Ilio l awrler
.lonraal
133 Lyon St. Albany. Or.
I mm N«(«o«t»d
Naadal Ga Hfjne
Ur« Win» H,»
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drqiplng »ud Uoe luveriug aro adnptod
“Hill pi- k»“ >»r band corti piantar« aro
mie <»f tbe Impl meni ty|i«« uaed wbar»
l»l«ir 1« ve») • lieap aud 111» cf»p I» boi
•Xt-ti.lvr
Che.« Itupleiuent» aro raro
ly mh * ii la ihc coni brìi. th<>ugb thè»
• re »er, baudy for roplautlng - Earm
Pro»re««
If th« women ftillt are left to fetch
water «nd i>rltig In wood and coal tn
g>»»l < <Mi..-1en< e the well and the wiaid
•hi.l ought to I* )u»t aa near th« hack
door »» It 1» (xwillilr to hatr them
If the man of tbe horn»« take« It upon
hlm»df to attend to then chorea It 1«
pretty «vfr >n aaaiime that be won't
wawr out an* more »h<w> leather than
1« ne.M'war* doing them,
Wheat lier bushel •
fl_«
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Oata
Bran per u»n
W heat chop |>er ton
< »at chop
Barley Chop
Flour per auck
F«ga |a*r dozen
Hutter tier pound
Chicken«, hen» pey lb
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spring
r< mater»
Turkeys
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Duck»
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Beef
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Veal
Hog», live per hundred lb
Hogs, dreaoed
Mutton
$
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30.00
82.00
31.511
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1 30
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Uulmj le<irni:i'i <m.l I ding
THE 02ECOI
AOTICU l TUHAL GJLLECE
In tit Hiv Ht konla «nd I* »r1v «lght In
At Chari«» «"'tty. Winn boalnewa men.
partmenta t. cnp*g«>l in 't»e g»««i w«»k
farm.-r» and »tookholder» of the local
; ol uulting Leernirig ami Labor.
creamery have delded Io «wtahllah a
Porty-mghth Vrbwol Year Opoua
rommunlty laundry In «■»mne. tlon with
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
the plant The Id«-» I« to put to a morw
eonotnl.wl n»e the waste Meant from
Dvgr«« Courvea ro.pi rlag a trot. v««r
lite creHtiiecy holler
Sin h a co-oper high «rhoel >»r|a«rali<>a. arv u*«r«d 1»
alite creamery laumtry I« alroady In > thr following
operation at Chatfield. Minn . nnd It»
AORICt'LTUBR.
1» Itrpartnwnta;
progroM te being wntched with Inter CV'M-.IERi K « t»«fwrtm»«la. KNIil.N.
RKKIMr;. a Drpavtnx uta, MINKS, 3
' t)rp*H-nr«ta. POHK.rKV, 2 Impart
m >» H our hi •> .'IMK'8, « L»«p«ri
11 welter» on tbe Atlantic and Pa
mat« and CHAR MAC V.
rin« »enUHtnl« are to tie enriad by
Vocational Courtoa roqumag an
tbuae Hving Inland heesnne they aro Eighth 'ir»ia proparatio« fov entrance
alMe to get a lift« rarmty of fre«h aalt arr o*rr«d '■ Agro ulturv Ihtirving.
water tl«h toletera and oyatera and at Com mere* P<>rr»trr Home Maker«, anl
ronero file prie«« Tho«« living inland Mevbanir Arta Pharrnm-y with a lw<>
rn d>> dfully tired nt f«rk and tieef year high arhnol rutraace rrquirrtneat
SCHOOL <>F Mt’SIC^-PUno. ikrtag,
and lieef ami pork and tn vary th»
m<»nt.f ny of their l>lll of faro have tat l!«ii-l ami Voice C'altur«.
< • ii -etae a«d hr«utif»l ill«wr«ted
fall hack <m aalt >odtab a»lwu a»d
booklet fr««
•a nit ties
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