The Scio tribune., September 16, 1920, Image 3

URING the past year the Fordson Farm Tr actor h as demonstrated that it is the world s leading farm
tractor. Over I 50,000 users testify to this fact. The FORDSON is revolutionizing farming.
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The Fordson is being used as tractors have never been worked before and for every purpose imaginable:
plowing, discing, harrowing, rolling, drilling, haying, harvesting, threshing, filling silos, sawing wood, drag­
ging and grading roads, and many other jods .
=READ WHAT A FEW OF OUR OWNERS HAVE TO SAY:—
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CARL BAKER. Mar-nge
Fordson Tractor No. 2tH4
Delivered Ort. 1. I9IH
Work Done- Plowed stubble
.. ..
537 arrea
Breaking....,......................
KB aerea
Disced ................................................ I*»
• Dragged .. .................................
40 aerea
Cut If» acre» grain
Repair Bill lean than FW. Kerosene and oil cenaump-
lion very reeaoeable considering the fact that much
»lough land ha» been broken.
Statement—I can plow any place that can be plowed
I have never had to leave a piece of ground aa yet;
in fart I have plowed where many other tractor»
have pulled out. I have plowed »lough land ami
rough Iwggy land and ran go anywhere. My'trae
V»r seems U* run better and ha» more |n>wrr today
than it die! the day I received it.
Ik COl RT. Betvidera
Fonlann Tractor Na 21915.
Work lH«r»e
Delivered Aug. 10, 19IH
1’1 »wed »tubbie .............. IM* acree
Sod ...
..
..... BO acrea
Break Ing
............
1 00 scree
Dieted ............................................... Hf> acree
Draggr«! .................................. ..... Ao acres
Drilled
.. ............. 70 acre»
Fuel expense to date, ttTi* gallon» kcrvwnc, 9 gallons
gasoline. «5 gallon» motor ml.
date. lesa than 14.00.
Repair expense
Statement 1 am wry much pleased with my Fonhum
outfit. It ha» helped to make farm life easier for
•in., ami I believe the Fonisoti way will won r< volution-
iro work for the American farmer.
R. F. JOHNSON, , Hebron.
R. R. HAGUE. Belvidere.
Fordson Tractor No. 21940, delivered! Fordaon Tractor No. I 13M52. delivered
Sept 9. I91A
July 2&, 191K.
Work done Plowed «tubbie
73 acres
40 arret
Sod..........
27 acre« Work done—flowed atubblw
Sod.................... 3T- avert
Disced
............. 200 acres
Breaking........... . 16 arrea
I ’ragged
.......... lots acres i
Disced
........
. •£« acrt«a
Drilled .................. 45 acre» |
Oraglieli
....
HO uar»«
Pulled road drag IB mile»
Cut 6<> acres of gram
Loaded 12 ocrea hav with hay low le r.
Used tractor on roller.
Repair expense *3.00.
Due to Spring rain» I could not have U mm I 2| gal. kervaene per acre plowing
Funbum way only way to (arm right.
gotten my crops in without Fordaon.
joità ì‘r rFR^ÒSr,
„.rre
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Fordson Tractor No. tollO, ikdivcrod
July », 1-1 '
Werk done -i/law.-d stubble
Zsl
Break Ing
,. - . *»•
.! * .1W . Danced —
n j'
< ut «U «era» .wheat m»d <>au
Put up'I*’ s<-r«r hay, u»lr:g > m ! j delivery
ridir. < «rollivi UM l»i«hehi feed.
Rupair bill prsetceily nothing. ,
The Fordson,u> ««ue<-<»» for the flim
It ia doing beiter than we expected.
II. E. RKDPATH, Manrngn.
DAVID I ITCH, Harvard.
Fordson Tractor No. 376M, deliverrd Fordson Tractor No. IJHi'.l. tMivrrtsI
July 25. I9IM.
Mar h 10. 1919.
Plowed atubble
;¡JI acres Work done Plowed »nibble
Sol
.......... ,. Kt acres
"tai..................
l'iaculi .........
Di»cw|
..... 12f« ac r«-»
Dragged............ .. 1*41 gffirs»
Dragged,.......
Groo tv t feed. »aw«l Wood
Repair bill I«*» than 15.00.
Repair expene« I ca » than fit),
statement 1 would racommvnd the
Statement The I or«!»«'«» T.actor ia the
tractor for any purpose. It has plenty
bc«l hired man 1 ever had.
It ha»
of power. Have worked with outfit
in the mud all «prng.
done the work of ten men.
Work done
--------------------------------- FORDSON APPROVED MACHINERY FOR SALE---------------------------------
Thousands of farmers are now ordering their outfits. 1 ^lace your order today and be sure of early delivery
FRED T. BILYEU
SCIO. OREGON
CEEGuN NEWS NOTES
OF CEoERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
«»am A. Ko»«r. aeeratary of «tat».
•vrv«*d a notice on th» »tale highway
department and »tale Industrial arc I
dent cnnimiMlon that they would
have Io vacate their quarter« In the
•tatehouwe soon after Imc«-nit-er 1 Io
order that committee rooms may be
provided for the legislature. which con
venes in January
Approximately 100
employ«« will bo effected by lb« mov
Ing^onter, according 1« Mr Kozer.
The Oregon wheat crop this year is
placed at ¡1.'-34.000 bushel», according
to the 8eptomb« r report I muo I by F
L Rent, agricultural stat 1sttcian of
the bureau of crop ratlmate». t'nltod
ftiale« departin.V- <g agriculture This
1» an Increase of 1 ,£39.000 bushels over
the estimated crop of last year. Other
increase» »hown In the report are I.-
tM.000 buah' i» of uata. 932.000 bushels
of barley and 243.000 bushels of rye.
Residents af Bonanxa have raised
a fund for grading the road bod for a
branch of the Oregon. t'allfomU A
Eastern railway from the present
terminus at Dairy. Io llonanu. Under
agreement with Robert E. gtrahorn.
pre»i<jent of the road, the ilonanta
people are to grade tbe road. (unHall
ties ■!><) provide the rlKhtS of
The railway company will furnlah and
lay the rails. Blds for grading will be
opened October I.
By a decision rendered in the etr-
(Ult court In Portland. Judge John Me
Court dissolved an Injunction brought
by th« county court of Polk county to
restrain the stat« highway com nils
«Ion from pmo-ding with patlniPop
•rations In that county over a con
tasted route. Tbe effect of the deci
•Ion la to uphold the right of the
highway rommisMtnu to select the
routing of highways or to change an­
nounced routes In Ha discretion.
Appropriation of ItOO second feel of
water (rum the Klauulb river tot ths
leVelopment of 1M1 ood horsepower and
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A Free Demonstration on Your Farm
The transplanting of go«t gland* to
the Raeramento valley at an estlmat- the human bod» bae l»r«n »urc«-*»tuQy
< m ! cost of 1ll.(H>0.i»Oo Is «ought in an perform««! in l*nr«Urid Iti Si I tot ano*,
application fll«<l with Percy Cupp«r. tn all of which the pail-nf hna lw-en
Uats sngltiunr. by Victor IhHUAraJjiAitd mad« fully <■ «» years yuuny r In Vi­
Charles K. Watson. Tbe main canal 's illy and ’«• tu rai gned spirits. Thia
will divert water from tho Klamath was announced following a »«'ripa of
eipcrlm. nial operations performed by
rlvor in Oregon and carry It 60 oil lea
Dr M O MeCorklv. th« ««p. rlm»nta
into the Bncramcntu valley.
covering a period of ten months
Ths Ashland city council ba» calk'd
»
•'•’t’,,’»»»''l to Ctyoner
two spscdal el«'C|lun» for this U‘*tut^> r
Hugh«» >t>0 Deputy Cootwr Kprison
for I hr purpose of voting up urupu»«d
of ITnUoff gourily that he Ws» rmtpoa
on proven« ms In the city water »up
•Ibis fur hi* grife'» death by «l^ows-
ply. One pr«»posal Is to bond th« city
irm Saturday In th« Columbia river
for Bloe.ooo to buy Busk lake,
u*ll«s
i»«»ar Tongue point Arcord-ng tq Cor
•st of Asb'and
This will be pass'd
upon September 23
The council then oner Hugh'»». Anderson a«lniitted shuv
Ing hi« wife Bom the boat In which
»rdervd another election September 1*
bl» wife and th«>lr 4 year old aon were
for the purpoe« of voting on bonding
the city for llotl.ooo tor erection of a riding.
lam near Mount -Ashland, which. It
't homj-ind» of fine minook «almon
Is claimed, would eonserve «-nough
go*ciK f<> f»^v«te in IttHtuv ri vèr I h »
water for »11 purposes.
« au»«- of th« insliblly >>f the two <nn-
Young m« n and women of I Ake nerica to K. im II o th« offerlngs
1 Us
ounty. who desire th« advantages of tiah are c< -ttiitut in auch •< I^H»lg thai
higher education In state Institution» lb« boat» »t «y mit but S short, lime
.a Oregon, may gq in rail« cv for many
eh«'ti th<-> PUll up their neta ini) bave
«-cars to come at no «»pen»« to them
more than th«> limit ptarsd ui><m thè
«elves, according to the provisions of
'«»liveries Raserai llmlts wor<- ma>l«-
be will of the Isle Dr. Bernard Daly,
-first, aa tn f|eb, amt. taler, lo pound»
tn oldtime rltlzen of Igihe county
-a» th« fU h or nicy thru*
rhe l»»ard of tm»l'-es of the fund left
r
»nudi ones and dwtivtrrsd the I«
»y Dr Daly found that more than
1*1». »U: *» it
12 C bí H b for •♦♦«y
1700.000 Is left by ibe will tu be n»«'d
Th**
llmii *«• ivum !«' won
poo »4
io educate tbe young no n and women
noundh.
cABBOrie« arv rutmiu#
>f the county, which ia vary »pgnKly*
. *
populated.
Probably not more than •hurt of amp.
Oregon rrptibMeans have rnl»«*d and
l& persons wilt be available to lake
»¿vantage of thia off«-r yearly, it is •ent ca.d ^( »ifpaigt, fund of sp^roxh
n«at«*l) |3<‘
sccord'tig to a »l .t»
boughL
A bomb ws« thrown Into the plan» ment mad«* by Thom «a II. Tongo». Jr ,
chairman of.th« republican slat» Cen­
for the annual mobilization of lite <>re
gon National (Jusrd when a ruling via tral com mil tee.
received by Adjutant Ueoeral Ueorge
A. U'bits Doni It« Ulllllla ^bt» U of the
war dspsriiiient requiring a m ulmuui
of &1 men p«r ctawoany U> order to
Iraw federal pay
Under thia ruling
»«» transfer» «d tn»n front one com
■any to an..lher io i«ier to meet th««
, minimum requirement n<v th» eon
•didation of comjMni«» will be per
mlttwd
Thia m> ans, Adjutant Q.-n
•ral White »tstee that, wllb two or
(brae ezeeptmns. none «f tbe c >m
i»anles nt the Fifth Oregon Infantry
reghneitt will attend the ^amp unless
a span-lai dlapensalion 1» secured mu'll
fylng tbe ruling ao u tn permit the
' m nsolnratiuu ui •umpaiusa aa bar»
<
taissm
Appratiinalely 40 Induatrlal cripples
rv< "l»lng aid under the «tate inditeti mJ
accident department have been •sxign-
««d tn vqpotia trad» schnola. business
«■«llegeg ami filier Institutions of learn-
Ipg In th«’ P Ae.
TACKLEUS
FOIL
FISHING TACKLE
BATHING SUITS
(for the whole family I
CAMP FIJI’H .MENT
HASEBALI. ah'l
TENNIS 81IPIT.IES
FIHEARMS, AMMUNITION
OUT1XNJR ( UTFHkNi;
nnd SHOES.
SWEATERS. SHIRTS
FLASHLICHTN. KNIVES
THERMOS DOTTLES
SAFiTTY RAZORS, Hf.AhbS
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HOLECHEK BROS.
We want to treat tin- |>e<>ple
right nixi will welconw old
ami new cmtloment , Helling
iirat-chtHH meat nt the niont
rviDHinnhle prices.
We buy Veal., Hogs and
Ifitlen. paving good priem.
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DiCTIONARILS are in u»e by hu»i-
ne»» men, engineers, bankers,
jwlgr», architect», phyMasns,
Inrrwn, tear her,, hbrarian», cler
gymcn. Ay «uceessfu/ men •«</
teomerv th« world troor,
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Walter l«hy» u. Prop
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ViAtlI Mi.lìTs ALI, I WAINS
CrgMlUluiif fffeeilng aviation along
L« ave R » it»
th»« i »ryft " roast will be lli>e«|fcal.-d n( 7.ili» ä w» »• »I t I p m f«»r W«-*t Hd'h,
and •hartsl «1
mid photographs will •»« ami 7 46 a. m, Arni I :&> p m f«»r Mui
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th«> navy
M<«m* thus 1p»S <p*ml««rs of lit tini-
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Meat Market
< IIIU1 i|»U A< TH
te»! Arti"sos tr»gn aiffiost awry «sellos
of Oregon. WiMhiggton amt Idaho sr
IMF'
rived tn Kit«« Hetgrdny
night and
Aiwl the X-Rny Were diM-overcd in
IHSfi - the latter prave» ami «h-mort
»trat«*» th« former.
liutulM
hi th«» annual
«.uavenUoa ol l*s wriZsg.
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the meiui« to »u<-»r»s. It «« an all
km.wing l«»lxr, a universal ques­
tion aruwerer.
If you seek efficiency nnd ad-
vunimioit why not make dally
use of this raat fund of inform­
ation?
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