The Scio tribune., April 20, 1922, Image 4

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Value Of Pure Bred Dairy Cuttle
iBv A B. Hull»
Oregon is rapidly coming to the
front aa the dairy center of the
1 world and this ta largely due to the
increased number of pure-bred
register
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ALL ('own in the herd either in the IL<gn»ter
of Merit, or now on teat, with reconl* an
high at
poun<ia of fat in one year.
Young Mtock of both aexea for aal«.
Reaaonable.
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Correspondence Sol ¡cited.
Visitor«» Always Welcome.
NEW SERIES
dairy cattle
It b not my intvnti«»« to advance
any particular breed, as that ah«>ui«i
lie left to the individual himwlf.
All tne leading dairy breed» have
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proven themselves n<iaptable to the
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therefore any­
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the breed that strikes hit particular
fancy.
If vuu will pardon a personal ref­
erence. I will give a brief account
of my ten years' experience in the
pure-bred game and what I have
done with the Jerseys may easily l>e
accomplished by anyone else, with
the breed of his choice an«i with
' proper care
Its Fuel Economy
is Most Pronounced in H' inter
In April 1912. I purchase«! nine
A registered Jersey cows and «me bull
S. B. Holt, Proprietor
Phone 34
Scio. Oregon
Why It Baiata
An Arianna entomologist claims to
hi ve discovered usefulness In the chig-
ger
We don t know what It la. Jmt
mir guess la that the chigger exists
ao'el, for the purpose of giving people I
a niefhing to do when they might oth­ I
erwise lie comfortably doing nothing.
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DAIRY
Not Always to
QUALITY OF MARKET BUTTER
"If you're right, what the other fe|.
low thinks doesn't matter.** says an
enhance
Tell that to the motoria«
who has run fnul of the traffic cop,—
Rostov Transcript.
Department of Agriculture Otters
Commission Man Court of
Last Resort.
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<P»»rs<—1 Sr «h» I rrn.4 V'.lss n-»»r«m-»'
• f Affi» «itvr* »
In the |wrf bulteruijKi-rs have often
been In the dark as to the resi quality
In th« Countv Court of the State of of the butter they put upon the nmr
Oregon, for the County of Linn.
i het. and frequently the, «•—I that «be,
have tMd beeu fairly treated by rota
in the Matter of the Estate <
in I sai
men and others In tbe mar
"f
William Farmer, deceased I
beta
Hut the creamery man la not
without friends, for the Foiled Alate-
To Mrs Sarah Auatin, Mrs. George
Ileper« men t <>f ksr1«it1tur.
rf.-rs him
Young, Fred Farmer, and Miao Clara
Belle Farmer, and all others unknown,
if any such there be. greeting:
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby cited and required to
r in the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Linn, at
the Court room thereof, at Albany, in
said County, on Monday, the 20th day
of May. 1922. at 10 o'clock in the fore­
noon of that day, then and there to
•lx>w cauae. it any axiata, why the
above entitled Court should not make
an order for the sale of the real prop­
erty Iwlonging to the said estate, and
!< scribed as follows, to-wit.
The North portion of lots One (I)
and Two (2) in Block No Five (5) in
Lyons, addition to Lyons. In Linn evun-
I) aisi State of < Iregun, aa platted aisi
of record in the Countv Recorder's Of­
fice at Albany, Linn < ounty and State
of Oregon, and containing about nine-
tv Seven and OOS half 4M7* by one hun­
dred (100) fr«t. or all of aforesaid Iola
not heretofore deirded to W. H. Small.
Witneaarth, the Hon. W. R Bilyeu,
Judge of the bounty Court of the State
of Oregon, fur the County of Unn.with
Stirring sou i.
i on.pe* ature of
the »• al of the said Court affixed thia
Cream.
13th da, of April. A. b. 1922
R M. R umki -L,
an Inspection service that emnrts al
County Ciei Tfc.
most as a court uf last re-ort. An,
> irst publication April 3». 1922.
perMwi wh<> waula this service m«j
Last publication May 11. 1922.
have It by applying for It. The go»
eminent taapectore esamtne butter In
MaiRitintrii Ratte«
rars. In storage, or In stores. and the
Notice <s hereby given that the un-
certificates they Issue stand In court
»igt ed has been by the county court of
hut the, seldom get that far, aa the»
I nin i ounty. Oregon, duly appointed
.«re almost unlversully accepted
administratrix of the estate of Bert
At the National I »air, aii.oo, whirl
Hollis, deceaaed. All persona having
was
held tn Mt. Paul, Minn.. October a
claim- against »aid estate are hereby
to 15, butter Inspectors showed how
required to present the same, to the
they do their work, ami eshlbtla thai
!. at her residence in Scio,
nr- gon. with proper vouchers therefor,
have l-em prepared hy tbs depart
within six months from the date hereof
meat showed the great advantage that
hated this 24th day of March. 1922.
<v»mea from marketing flutter of a hlgl
N sll Hou-ia,
grade On tbe fa*-e uf It butter tha'
kdrninislratrix of the batate of Bert
scores AM would not Berm tn he much
llollia, deceased
Inferior to that which aroree P2 hut It
L M. ('cat, Atty, for Admrx
waa shown that the apreed of price be
tween those two grades la very large
far greeter than the difference tn coal
mtict It Fi«K SHtMNM
of manufacture As P<u»r ltl< her«
Notice la hereby given that the un-
might have aabl' **A little better but
demurned executor of the last will snd
ter makes s much bigger bank bat
testament of I juts Bilyeu, d sc aaa rd.
has filed hia final account as such exec­ •ace"
utor with the clerk of the count« court
for I inn < ounty, < ‘reg«>n and that the
'udge of said court has fixed Monday,
Common and Preferred 8t«ick.
the lat day of May. 1922. at the hour
of ten o’clock in the forenoon, aa the
Holders of preferred Sturts nre en
time for bearing objecUona to said final rtr»e.1 tn dl< Mend« In II
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account and the settlement of the said m<w> stork holders mid n • •»» to a claim
estate.
««• the property ahead nf the emnnwm
listed ami the first publication hereof
Ttie m»f*»niary way Is tn pro-
ta March 3bth. 1922.
vMe for a tlml'ed ■' « • <•■( oil pre
O. W. Moaaow.
Executor of the last will and testament <Brered stork, wli‘c|> mn-l be paid he
.•fnre Collin • <> »1.- t< hol ’. rv are m
of I txaie Bilyeu, deceased.
<'. <.'. Harare. Ally, for Executor.
. ¿tried to any profita
Citatiaa
j fur
«2245.00.
$545
while at different
times during the ten years I have
purchased eight heifers and two
bulla for «1540 00. making a total
spent for
pure-bred» «.'IMhS.OO.
; while during the sam«» period I have
diapoMMi of pure-bred cattle to the
amount of «8,077.00 and have on
har.«l at the present time eighteen
head of cows and heifers and thtee
bulla, valued at more than «5,000 00.
during the same ten years I have
*o'<i butterfat to the amount of
«16,076.00. exclusive of the cream
anti butter used at hone
I will just say in passing that
when I bought the cattle, I waa in
debt «2,000.00 on mv 55-acrw faim
so when 1 went further in <lcl>t f««r
the cattle the n« ighl»«>r» must haw
thought I had l»at tnv mind, hut
the cattle have |und fur themaelve*
with interest and also the debt on
my farm. betidM paying for an ad­
ditional 25 acres at «3.600 00
the erection of our dairy barn
equipment.
I am laying no claim on any
cvptionai ability in handling the
tie so my advice to every dairyman
in thia vicinity is: choose th«- breed
you like beat, buy the best you can
can ami breed lietter. Take care
of your stock ami success ta assured.
F. O. B. Factory
What Qualitit •s do You See in a Car?
You are cordially invited to see
the new
newly
ly arrived Overland 4.
I. The
three point cantilever spring suspen
suspen- ­
sion of this car introduces the most
important improvement in riding
qualities since the introduction of
pneumatic tires.
Bartu Motor Co
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ASCERTAIN RECORD OF BULL
When Making Purchase Insist Upon
Knowing Yearly M.lk Production
of Its Oam.
When buying a bull Inala« upon
kuuw lue tb>- ,r«rl, tulik production uf
lil» <laiu and the storage per crut of
A seven da, rii-onl la uf
butterfat
little value la lielmiilnlng lite artual
■lair, worth of a row, fur l>, good
handling It la possible to greatly In
creane ber percentage of butterfat
Cow Mas Ono Purpose.
A dslry <s>w lias ..ne purpose, which
Is to produce, and thia the euwa of tbe
recognised dairy breeds du more
profitably.
Keep Firs In Tank Heater.
Ire water Is fine tn summer, but
keep the »tock f*mn It In wlntrr hv
keeping a Are In the tsnk heater.
Barnyard Manure
Haul out «luti manure and «preso
1« on your held» it will
jruu wall
fur tire time and tnaible
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