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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1919)
0 < t •* ? c > . < >• *v. 2 ’*• • L ?.* * f rÎ A* >- 9- C. F. Sargent and family returned from their California trip last week They were u far south as Loe An geles. Mr. Sargent praises Califor nia roads highly, but he had to come nark to Oregon to see the lent W D. th- I and »i»t»-r are on their fields of wheat. way t<> S| -kan«- by auto Donald Butterworth of the South Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Smail were ern Pacific company and a guest at in t >wn Tuesday the Scio hotel, went to Bridal Veil. W. A. Ewing and family motored > Or., last Saturday to spend the week to Salem I .. -«lay end with his wife, who is chsperon- < Russell Welsh of Salem is helping mg a crowd of girls camping just Z J. C ir>. with hi* harvesting. »IT ths Columbia highway. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bilyeu were Mrs. Grange Pomeroy went to in town Tuesday. Woodbum Monday to visit her bro- Mr and Mrs. En-vdi Shelton gave Mr- E Cyrus is taking her vaca tion visiting home folk at Scio. * chicken dinner Str lay to the fol- Oscar I'omeroy Fred Bilyeu was in Portland Wed lowing relative« and wife. Lacomb; John Miller, nesday wife and children of Marion; Mrs. E E Parr of Crabtree was look Orange Pomeroy of Kimberly. Idaho. ing after hoppickers in Scio yester Grandma Pomeroy. ..nd Mr«. Clara day. Griffin. In the aftemom Tom Mr. and Sirs. Roe Lindley have Smail’s familv came down with their gone on a camping trip to Belknap ■ailor boy. Lyman, and hi« wife spring*. who have just crime from Virginia Mr and Mrs F. M. Arnold of Al- For sale 200 acre good stock or bany s|»-nt th«- week end at the home grain farm. Al*o g mk | cheat hay in of W. E Arnold. theahock. F. J Kula, Shelburn, Or. Mr and Mrs. Fred Weld and Mia« We make a specialty of Friend Myrtle Myers drove over from Jef ship. Engagerm-nt and Wedding ferson Sunday. Rings. F. M French A- Son. Albany. Miss Josie Kotan was si went from ther-in-law's family Grover Pomerov Oregon The Sanitary Meat Market has the store Monday on account of Get your fishing or bunpog license of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Edenschwink purchased an auto truck and will X. I. Momeoo. Scio; you don't have to sickness. and baby spent last week at the carry their stock instead of driving. go to Albany. Wanted. a Cook Call at or phone The Scio Produce < "e. is in the market Mr and Mr«. L. L. Calavan and home of their cousin. Mrs. Hert Scio General Hospital. for ail kind» of poultry. Veal, dmsaed Hollis. They returned to their home daughter Ferr«a of Auburn. Wash . hogs and rabbits for which the highest The next communication of Scio Mf Mr. market price will be paid. io Portland Sunday, where Mr, were Scio visitors Tuesday. lodge of Ma«ons will lie August 9. Poultry will be received at the Scio Edenschwink is employed in one of j Calavan was formerly in business Produce Co. any day in th<- wcvk except Mrs Z J. Clark went to Salem the flouring mills. {here. Saturday. Saturday rr-iipts cannot be Monday morning for a short visit j shipped until th«- following Monday and I the cost of h<>i<tihg th«- j«»ultry over with relative. Henry Bilyeu, who formerly re- ! sided in this locality, was visiting old friends Saturday. Loran Bond was host at a chicken supper to n number of friends Sun day evening. /■J Basis on Which Condensery f igures Is Fully Expl ai ned Two cars of auto outing tourists To avoid misunderstanding as to stopped at th Scio hotel over Tues the basis of calculating the price of day night. milk which is [»aid imtrons of the Mrs i,. M Jones of Portland is condensery, the following explana a guest of Mrs. I’. H. MacDonald. lion is given: At the end of the first 15 days Dr. Prill is getting uneasy and Vows he’s going to go for some of and the last 15 days of each those big trout in Marion and Prill month the average price of butter lakes, like the lioys have la-en tolling fat at creamery stations for those 15 To this about cat<-hmg. And he's going p days is taken as a basis 15 day average price | ht pound d. q.. too butter fat we add 15 cents Multi Mrs Clara Griffin cam»1 back to plying the sum obtained by 4 will her sister*«. Mr«. E. C. Shelton, give the price per hundred pounds after visiting nt l*-ban<»n her sister. of 4’4 rr.ilk. For each tenth of a Mr* lee Bilyeu per cent over 4L add fie, ami for The Tribune man counted twenty- loach tenth of a per cent under 4’4 two curs Im- I up along the curb in deduct 6c from the price of n huml front of the theatre Sunday evening red pound« of 4^ milk. Example: Average price of but I lean and Roll Morris are back from the -utring«. It '* said they ter fat at cream stations the last IS caught all the trout they could carry days of July is She. To thia we add 15c. and the sum obtained, which is and brought n lot home. 73c. is multiplied by 4. which is $2 92 tier hundred for 4 tier cent milk st factory If the test is 4.1 j wr add 6c tn th«- 4 |>er cent price ; If the tc»t is 4 2 we add 12c to the' 4 pei c«-nt prici-, and so on up ac cordingly as th«- teat is higher. If the test is 3.9 we deduct 6c from th«« price of one hundred pt-und* of 4 i>er cent milk; if tiie tost is 3.8 we de«luel 12 cents, and «o <>n down in a like ratio us the test is lower. Beginning August 1 we will, there- aftor ami until further noli«-. |>ay 17c per pound over creamery station butter fat price, instea«l of 15c as now Wc trust that thia explanation will enable patrons to know the price we ¡»ay for milk, which price is ib- taim-d at all times in the manner as shown above. HENNINGSEN PRODUCE COMPANY The first wagon load of new wheat for the l'.’I'J tu-aaon received at th«- Scio Mills was delivered Friday by A. Sherman. LOOK, FARMERS, LOOK steer* and heifer* all ready (alls Attended Day or Night SCIO ORE. DR. E. H. IIOBSON Plyxiciai aBi Soncoa Office on Main street, at the ' okl stand SCIO - • OH I CON ATTENTION IO I am in the market for cows with voting calvcH at their sides, or cows to soon come HOLECHEK BROS. fresh, limited amount. Also will handle yotii beef or feeti We want to treat the people er stuff and pay the highest right ami will welcome old market price. and new eustomerx, selling flnH-claaa meat at the most FAT HOGS WANTED reasonable prices. “Fair Dealing" is my motto. Meat Market We bu\ \'« ill Hog- and Hides, paying gtaal price*. Give Us a Call Phone met to 7:30 a. tn. and after 6 p. m. THOMAS LARGE Scio t Agent for Hartford Pires, Overland Cars and Panhard Trucks Donora for threshers. Pride of Possession When uh . To own another instrument is merely to own a pho We sell at reasonable prices and d diver meal nograph ; to own a for the threahera. Send your cull in the foremron and we will de liver in the afternoon. Parke-Davi« Mineral Oil. a sure and efficient laxative, at Kelly’s i Drug Store HOLECHEK BROS. Scio Meat Market. * Bathing Store. < Irt-gon > Hi head of nice you want meat don't forget to tir-t come to Mrs Dunning of Crescent, Ore., spent last week at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mr«. V Prokop Mr*. Dunning wiM formerly Mi*« Clara Prokop. DR. A. G. PRILL huician ani Sortent Short ami long distance hauling jobs solicited SCIO CONDENSI RY The Scio Meat Market ha- ov« i Accessaries for all make« of cars. Chevrolet "490 ' «-pecrally. also Re vere tires Bartu Bros. The Tribune's printer has It* •< res on the beadwaters of the equina, four miles from Nashville on tbe C. A E. with .%-ruom house and g««l bam that he will trad» for smaller piare near Scio. Having unlimited outrange this is fine piare for stork. Good «od. All Repair Work Guaranteed Merle Frost of Scio and Mias Gladys Philippi of Waterloo were granted marriage license Thu relay of last week. Aunt Rebecca Morris, who is vis iting her «on al Eugene, writes home that she i* enjoying a pleasant visit. Lyw * be deducP-d from the prices paid. PRICE PAID PATRONS I OR MILK ‘ must Scio Produce Co. Rtf We srs now in shape to fit you out with aulomobtW tiros, tub*« and accuu- i sones W» haw sunw used rar« on band, come in and look thorn over. BAKTII BROM cans at Kelly’s Drug It ¡-ays to advertise. A sulMcriber left a local with The Tribune Satur day afternoon stating that she had 15 cords of wood for sale. She sold the wood before she had gotten two blocks away from the oflice. $50 to $1000 At $1 each pure bred K. I. red cockerels. Ignatz Faltus. [jf it’s arx ■■ invisible bifocal its a KRYPTOK If it’s a KRYPTOK it’s invisible E. C. MEADE iHTOMKTRtJrr ANnjgWKIJCR J. S. 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