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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1922)
h «JL W ■Ri F b” * - A • r .**• J tK. vir« y F A » ■ ♦*- : I GILKEY STATION I ♦♦♦ Mrs Jim fteily has been hasping j a neighbor. Mrs Minerta. who has born vary ill. for three weeks May R AMOUNTS OF FEED FOR COWS Profit by Upon Capacity ef Animat Depends Quantity ef Oady Portion of Grain and Reughage Ethel Moore, who owns the old Bill Moors farm jointly with her brother. AI man, is visiting friends The quantity of sites* to f«-*d a aad relatives here. She exnects to cow ik|»udi apon I hr cs|>s<ity .«r th* annual, Uh* shonld have as much return to her home in Loe Angeles as she will clrsti up without wssl* in August whet» >>»nsuu>«'! with the <rsln and The DeVaney school house was ftlle l to capacity Thursday evening < when Mi«s Juanita Msapelt gave her closing school exerciasa. The program showed much efTort on the hay. la the advice giteti famwrs by Rachel Cooke entertained a few part of the pupil* and teacher. It ■ the I'nlted «tales 1 mpertneuit «g was as feUowa; Short talk, Mike of the young people with a musical Agriculture. A g>-o«l cow siuMild ba Kelly; mid re as of welcome. Helen at the Oak View school house Sun hr-i Just short ut th* limit of her •P- |»-tlt* The smeller row« usunlly rat Weddle, song by Marie Kelly. Dale day evening, from 'jo to *> pounds of silns* a day. Frank Prokop is hauling lumber and th* larger animals to |xMin<ls ar and Hasel Wilaun. Anna Kelly, or preparatory to putting up more more. ganist. recitation, Gladys Goat and Th* hay n**«1<-<l ordinarily rani*« buildings on his farm. Frances Goin, story, 19 IJttle Spid betwearo 3 and 12 pounds p*r row a D. C. Weaver, of Hood River, is ers. Maude Rothrock. Jig. Freda day. or OH pound per l<*> pounda of Daugherty; recitation, Ch ar lam visiting at Fred Mee pelts and trying live weight when fed In eonntwtlon with silage Milage should he fad In Pocket; recitation, Vera Watkins., to adjust his sawmill affairs near the proportion of shout 2 .1 to 9 pounds here. reading, Margaret Densmore; Han per l'S> pound* <>f live weight. <’«■»• Franklin Gilkey and Claud Hyde mil rates should he fed nnt»nlliig to sel and Gretal. 1st, 2nd and 3rd site of animals and rlrht>«-*» <>f milk grades; recitation. Opal Mespelt, came over from (Airvalhs for Cum- One pound la required for each 3H men cement. song by six girls; dialogue; recitat to 4 potnnta of tnllk produced. ion, Margaret Goin. Talks by F. I Will Holt received word Sunday Although coni atlas- 1» i>nr of the heat feeds, particularly fur dairy from his son. Ava Holt, that his N. Williamson, county club leader. there ar* son»- milk pre*h«r*ra whe Misses Huntingdon, Connors and wife died in Ashland Saturday. use It too freely It I» BM a compiete He and T M Holt left at once for feeal; neither Is If a food that will Htigher. of the O. A. C. lee eream give best results «Uh only Irguuilnoua that place. and candy were sold for the benefit hays ss alfalfa or eiHvpeoa. Dinner guests at J. G. Holt's of the school amounting to over Mince cows cannot consume enough Sunday were: Jack Jones, wife of these rough feeds tn pnslu«-* the 120. son Harry, of Slayton, John tn-st results under ordinary conditions. Mrs. Waller Morris is still eonfln- and 1 It la Seeeweary to fee.) ei>u-at«s Kelly, wife and son Jack, of Scio. ed to her bed. In addition, partleularh when the P. A. Crenshaw, of Texas, came ¡«rice la not high, as Is file caae thia ia Sunday and surprised his sot», year. Farmer»1 Bulletin 57*. "The Mak Coming to Salem and Steve Crenshaw, and will spend the ing and reeling of Milage,' contains much helpful Infomiatlon on feeding Albany summer here He is 72 years old. when silage Is the beats of th«- ra- and has 16 children, eight of whom tint». ar* with him If you are needing printing of SPECIALIST The community sing was held at in Internal Medicine foe the any kind you can do no better than T. M. Holla Sunday evening and past eleven years. by coming to The Tribune. was well attended. Doo Net Operate Several young friends of Allen Gilkev me* at the Leonard Gilkey Will b« at home Monday evening for a surprise Salem, Friday, June 9th. (Continued from page I.) at Marion Hotel, and at party in honor of Allens 14th birth Albany, Monday and Tuesday. June day. Music, games and contests Supt. of Instruction 12 and 13. Albany Hotel were in order, and refreshments Churchill..... ........ 50 Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. were served. Labor Commissioner Two Days Only Louis Calavan and wife, of I Leb Daisiel 28 ......... .. . No Charge fee Csweettottee 30 anon. visited at J. G. Holt’s on last Gram Public Service Commissioner Dr. MeU«nthin is s regular graduate Monday. 39 Campbell in medicine and surgery and is licensed Darrel Funk is here from McMinn by the state of Oregon. Hs visits pro- |j»yman 7 fesnionally th« more important towns ville, and says his brother. Ivan, Thiehuff 10 and cities and offers to all who esll on is still unimproved in health. Circuit Judges this trip free consultation, except th« A mistake was mad«- last week expense of treatment when desired 62 Bingham .... .. .. According to his method of treatment regarding the number of years Will 50 Kelly hs does not operate for chrome appen dicitis. gal) atones, ulcers of stomach, Hay has been in the rural mail Senator, 2d District service. It should have read IM years tor.sils er adenoid«. jo L. M. Curi Hr has to his credit wonderful results in dixeaaes of th* •U>mach,liver.bowsla. instead of eiyht. Joint Senator. 4th District Hood, skin, nerves, heart, kidnoy.blad- Mrs. Bertha Price has been very 54 der, Nd wetting, catarrh, weak lunge, ill for 5 months at the home of her E. D. Cusick rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and Fur Representative daughter. Mrs W. J Wilson. She rectal ailments. 3M Acheeon... If vou have beer, ailing for any length IM ___ of time and do not get any better, do was taken to the Deaconess hospital Beatty not fail to call, as improper meaMrea in Salem laat Saturday, where it is Child«______ 33 rather than disease are very often tbs thought she can I m - hflixd Mrs. County Commissioner, short term cause of your long standing trouble. I;. rbmmnc above date, that cooaulta Minnie Smith accomuanhsi her to Ebathum T b»n on this trip will be froe and that io Sprenger Salem. his treatment is different. 4M , Thoms ... Married women must be ac c ompa ni ed by their husbands. County Commissiuner. long term F ob S aus -Old papers, Hie per Address: XM Boston Block, Minne Gefeke.................... 13 bundle at the Tribune office. apolis, Minn. I Dr. Mellenthin Vote Is Light 11 Prices We Smash ssoe One Republic Truck 3^ tons, $ 1000; terms I Nash Roadster This one nearly New I 1918 Ford Touring tire«; T— Car, wire wlieela, good good terma One Dodge Touring One 1920 6-cylinder light weight car One Delivery Car East Through California Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets On Sale May 2ft to August 31st- Return lumlt OcV'bvrt 31st. Liberal Stopover Privileges. run» Htxl look« like new f-Wi.UO; juat the thing fur the farm ; «orne term« $800, former price $2000 rhe lilonuM Siakiyous - Majvstic Mt Shasta— Ths Rugged Sierras - '‘Pleasure Place«” You Must See — San Francisco World famous city that '"tla hard to leave" lais Angeles- Wonder city and noted tourist center. San Diego Romantic city "Where California began T urk » N ational P arks Yosemite Sequoia General* Grant. Scores of Seashore and Mountain Resorts I For far««, sleeping car reservations or beautiful folders ask any agent, or write Í SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. KOTT, General Passenger Agent. 4») 2 Going to Build? Plans for houses, barns, chicken houses, etc., furnished free. Come look them over. Let us give you an estimate on the one you want. Scio Logging & Lbr. Co SCIO OREGON . Hodges ................................... . Irving......................................... . Ohling ...................................... Pierce.......... ........................... .. Justice of the Peace R. Shelton ............................... I. V. McAdoo . ................ . ............ For Const ahle J N Weddle F B. Studnicka ............................ For precinct committeeman C. Thoma 6, John B. Coury I, I. McAdoo I. F. G. Arnold 7. 4 Holmes................... Pierce..,,................. 19 IU Purdy ....... . ........... 10 State Treasurer Milton A Miller .. Ryan ...................... 2 For Senator. 2d lust 23 S. M Garland ...... For Representative, A R McMahan .. S. II. Goin............. . Co. Com’r, short term Thoms..................."... V. Co. Com'r, lung term J. D. Isom .............. On the dem.>eratie ticket, for which there were but few candi- dates, the vote also was light, The following received the totals after their names. S. Scio N. Scio Nat'l Committee 9 Morrow . ......... King ............... 10 Eor Governor 1 5 Starkweather The recall vote shows that ueople here believe In recalling der elict officials. the vote standing 102 for and 57 against. Die vote also shows that they believe in renomi- nating the recalled official, surely a queer procedure and hardlv consist ent Let the Tribune do your printing. STRAW HAT TIME Run iU»OO mile«. Don’t pit«* up this one. Good terms One Maxwell, 1919 Model |200; a peach; UWi» Also many other good buys and trades. One Ford Truck frearly new; ftiOO; terms to suit Day Motor Co. Oregon^ Come end Get a ation 25c to $2.00 You rnusf nee them to appreciate the value INQUIRE Will Take Trades -*1- High Points" on the Way $350' ten,,B lLat are liberal 111 ”1 * ’ tu suit One Ford 17 <5—good car Great Reductions Hibler & Gill Co.. S * 'A4* */ Jf ¿’M* ••lÜF&k. J
