The Scio tribune., August 10, 1922, Image 3

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SAFEGUARDING MILK SUPPLY
lock judging eunteet in th»« e««mmu-
nity.
Focm of Ordinance Drawn 1» Guide
The Judging will begin promptly
Common.ties m Framing Frag.
I at 10 o'clock and itt» r«~«| irsied that
tmable Law.
<Fr»eaf^ »» th. l*»ii«t »«la I.H"'««»
•<
I
I” pf'1*rl) «a fi-gus riling the milk
Mipply u4 a oitMuuuity. the enactment
<rf • «ultable and eufnrreable law I»
aaually the first step. according to a
rvprini of dvportnwnt bulletin Mtk “A
Unide far »'«niulatln« » Milk Ordi­
nance.- )u»t huucl by the fatted
Hlstra I *r|<artmwit of Agriculture.
Milk tt> Its compost tino an« I natural
lUalitl«-«, to a imwi useful and accept
■ ble f«i.«i, but may acquire one tom
••r another of Insauitary taint <ai It»
way fr«an the cow tu (he consumer,
and It la not always possible tn re
quire either prixtucers or distributors
to observe all Iba p,venutimi» which
seteno has shown to be ncoaanry
uniras there la a law to back thsm up
The public and officiala of a city
realising this need may sotnetimea, in
their sen! to make the new regulnlioo«
«riet enough, go too far and Insert
provisions that cannot readily be en
forced or ndilduatered
Even health
department officiala may not be fa­
miliar with all pha«w» of this »object,
unie», they have already been engaged
In the enforcement of milk regula
tton«; and In any case, whether the
city I» just starting milk regulation or
Is revising Its ordiiinixe« ti> bring
them up to dute. It I» desirable to take
advantage of the experience of oth«<
conimunltiea.
ail club member« be present at that
hour a» this is the last «lock judging
con teat to be held before lhe state
Fair.
Following is the schedule for the
day: 10 a. m atK R. Prvever’s farm
Holteins, S. I) Holt's. Jerseys; 8.
F ^yaett’a, g<*ato. Also Shropshire
lamb» belonging to W W. Miller
and Coatwold shwp belonging to
R. A. Scott. Al W
Blackburn*»
farm. Shorthorn».
IRREGULAR MILKING IS BAD
Not Only Ltuina Output, but Tends
to Disturb Functional Activity
of Animal.
Early milking morning or evening
one day and later milking morning or
evening another «lay not only lease««
the output of milk, but tend» to dis­
turb functional activity and prevent«
a maximum yield fur the lactation
jierlod.
MIXTURE FOR YOUNG CALVES
Ground Com. Osts, Bran and OHmsat
la Recommended for Thoao Un­
der Sin Month».
Ford and Fordson Power Exposition
Monday, August 14
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One Day Only
JORDAN ITEMS
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August 7
Mike Bilyeu was seen on the Jordan
ft reels with hia new Ford, Saturday.
Mi«m-a Bartmra and Mary Schwindt
were in Slayton last Thursday
I*n Isunpert*« old ”Henry F.>rd"
went on a rampage the other «Jay
when be tried to crank it and it ran
over him and nearly ended up in the
creek. The boy« got it tmek in the
The United States Itepartment of road and it was not damaevd, but
Agriculture has drawn up a form of lien received a few minor bruise«.
ordinance to guide communities in
framing a flnlahrd and practicable
law. Copies of the bulletin may to-
had free upon application to the de
pertinent at Wantilugtou, D. C.
COMING TO SCIO
Mias Theresa Muller called on the
Fink» Tuesday, returning to her
home at Mt. Pleasant Thursday.
8. J. Bender has been out helping
the neighbor» in threshing, leaving
i
the mill in charge of our local mer­
chant Mr. Si Phillipa
Twenty-six units, each traveling under its own power.
Nearly one hundred pieces of power farming, commercial,
industrial anti household equipment.
A Wonderful Program
J
SHELBURN NEWS
Don t Miss It
Come early, stay late, bring your friends, bring your picnic
basket and make a day of it, because this is something
you’ll never see again, so it’s going to be
A Real Celebration
l ull information and details of the complete program from
The father« have taken pmas-Mion
of Bender# mill for a dressing room
Frank (ximlai killed a big rattle­
snake up the creek last week
A forest fire started off south east
of here Sunday, Mr. Henry Nral
is a busy man now as he ia our local
warden and he may not be able to
stamp it out very easy as it ia so dry a numtx*r of
there also.
F olka D ot .
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FREE MOVIES
FREE RADIO
FRED T. BILYEU, Scio, Oregon
Authorized Ford, f ordson and Lincoln Dealer
GILKEY STATION
Cletus Holt cam« home Friday to
stay. He attended th« Holl reunion
Sunday.
Aug. H
Mi«« Helen Muuy left Monday
for Portland.
friend» from Stayton
SANTIAM FARM NEWS
¡
For calve, under «I« mouth« old li>
The bird annual reunion of the
Will Mesiailt and family, Walter
good coudftlou and having a soft. tael-
Holl family, one of the oldest an I Morri»and family, and Mr. and Mr».
Aug1, ti
low hide, a mixture of 30 pound-«
Avgust 7
ground corn,
pound» ground nata,
Our road grading to guing ‘>n nicely most respected of our citizen». was John Shepherd visited Silver Creek
Theron Russel left forGrua Valley
Ml pound» bran and 10 pound» ollineal,
Eighty Falla, near Silverton. Sunday.
under
th« supervision of Mr. Gilkey, held at Jefferson Sunday
fed three to Uve pound» dally, la rec | Friday where he will work in the
partook
J f the
will
mmmi be rvady for the gravel, then three of the clan
Mr». W F. Serflimr, Ira and Mar.
<MUlUrtl<l<-d
Hard to Got Flow Back.
If a cow's milk flow la allowed tn go
down through neglnt |xmr feed or
any odiar cam««. It I» almost llll|Hn>
«Ihle to get the flow back up '.o the
Brat mark.
that'«
Causa of Stringy Milk.
tttrtngy milk doe« not mvtir fr»
quenily Hides« the cow» drink »»ter
from stagnant pools etc.
Fasts.
A paste effective for mending fine
chías ran be made by itainprning rt<-e
flout ilth cold waler and simmering
It gently <>n tbe hack of the stove until
It be« •■Illes quite thick.
Since the
pi.»te I» while, II scarcely show» in
nwading
Stock Judging Contest
On Thursday Aug. 17, county club
leader, F N. Williamson will hold a
' harvest field».
we will have a fine road from Scio to bountiful dinner and spent th« day
grel Serfling drove to Yamhill Sun­
Alfred Powell and family returned Albany.
in visiting. Of the twelve children day to visit Maud Shaw and family.
Mrs. Jennie Lovejo , of Dallas, eume tn the Thoma» Holt family ten are
from the coast Wednesday. They
Orville Gilkey i« irrigating hi»
up Monday to help her mother, Mr« S.
report clam digging very good.
»ttll living »nd «even ot these with potatoes and corn.
W.
Gaines,
put
up
to
irit
*
and
fruit
Clinton George made a business
| The Lucas & Bilyeu Threshing crew their children and grand children
Farmer» Union held an interesting
trip to Stay ton Monday
They
are up on Fern Ridge «nd «arth on were present at lhe reunion
session
Saturday evening.
Isaac Bennet and wife were visiting Beavar Cr»ek threahmg out time gram arc; Mr». T. J. Buller, of Albany:
Mr». Gun Shie-nan han been quite
in Silverton Sunday with M r Bennet*» «ml fern.
W H . T. M . an i J. G. Holt, of
ill with Shingles”, but is now able
Mrs. Ida Graham anil three daugh­
unde».
Scio: Mr«. Nicholaot «nd W. J Holt, I
ters.
of
Monitor,
returned
home
Sun
­
to be up.
R. H F. Struckmeir and family
day morning after a weak’» »»sit with ot Salem: Fred HuP„ of Willamina
Lester Holt and wife, of Carlton,
of Salem viaited at toe A. L Powell
Their children and grand children
relatives in thia section.
Jack
Jones and family of Slayton
home Sunday.
Jury Gaines, of Portland, and llan-.m came from Astoria, Portland, Mil-
V
1st
led
at J. 0. Holt» when they camo
W H Mrlunn» held a family re­ Gaine« and wife, of Iw-uau.m, called in > waukie, Carlton. Salem, Jefferson,
over
for
the reunion.
union at their home Sunday. Harvey to see their old uncle, S. U Gaines, Stayton, Albany. Mill City and Scio
Sunday for a few minute»' chat, Jory
F
F
Gilkey,
of Seio stalled Mon­
McLain exoecta to leave for Iowa in
waa on his way to look after his farm
day
at
hn
«utter's
Mr» C>r.» Smith.
Fred Ixickley told recently in the
a few dava where he will continue which is near the Shindler bridge
He
Juanita
Mewpell
viaited at h-mie
Portland Journal of his visit with
hia studio« in chemistry.
returned to Pur tiara! Sunday evening.
I learned Sunday Ihiuugh Mrs Black, Mr«. Vaughn, of Jefferson. Mrs. Salnrday and Sunday.
Ralph Shilling left for Silverton
Luther .Muzzy and wife, of New­
of
Independence, that my half si»l< r, Thomas Holt i< one of this family of
Sunday where he will visit for a few
Mrs. Annie South, was married last Caldwell« living a half sister of Mr«. berg have been visiting their relative«
day« at the home of his aunt. Mr«.
Thursday to a nice man with a good ' Vaughn
She crossed the plain« here.
Kate Hay«.
home and plenty. I failed to k-aro the
J. G Holt» are hauling »and and
when
a
girl
in IH4U
Thomas Holt
C. D. Oaborne and wife, Charles gentleman's name.
gravel
preparatory to »tart their
wan
a
pioneer
having
eome
to
<
toe-
Mr. Black and wife, of Independence,
McLain and family and Mrs Annie
new bungalow.
gon
in
IH44.
These
reunion«
are
also
a
friend,
railed
in
fur
my
real
Hirons were visiting at the home
calves, which he got without a word.
greatly enjoymi by all. but perhap
of Will Manis Sunday. There were
Billy Dobrkovsky, wife and cousin the mo«t keenly by the older mem­
•nd John Dobrkovsky, of Kirhardson
ber» of the family, prrticularly
Gup. railed in Sunday for a winter*»
“Aunt Ann Vaughn’* a« »he i» fa­
•upply of my berrtea.
Cora) Lucas ami John Griffin pulled miliarly called by all of them
■ out at daybreak Munday morning for
The Thimble dub met Thur* I ay
Beaver Creek, where they have a job
at the horn« of Mr« T M. H<>lt.
of threshing.
Mrs Nina Myers is quite feeble and with IK memlier» present. Mrs.
heartbroken since losing her loving Fred fiehwBrt«. <»f Millet, Canola,
cumpanion, who was buried Sun-iay al
who Ir viaiting her daughter, Mrs
Franklin Butte cemetery. She has the
heartfelt sympathy of al) her neighbors Will Wruk. wan a visitor. A delight •
’ ful time w»» had by all. Prize« wen«
| and friend».
The good wife aid daughter, Mr». won by Mr« Walter Morri«, and Mr«
Jennie Lovejoy, ar«- canning 40 gaiion» Will Wemlierg. The hostess »erved
of himaiaya berries.
j cookie» and d»liciou« ice cream, whirl-.
It ia said to learn of the death uf our
friend. On» Shelton, who was killed «■»the gift of Mr. Holt. Plan»
Sunday evening at Lebanon, when the were laid to entertain the member*
auto in which he was rating crashed huehand« next Saturday evening
into a locomotive.
The ueit meeting will be Aug 17.
W» are rejoiced to learn of the re
al the hon« of Mr» Ernest Kelley
turn to Sc» of our dear friend». Dr.
Brown ami good wife, after their wild
Mrs. Cora Smith. W A Gilkey
gooae chase to Mextro.
and wife and Leonard Gilkey and
We have our phone line in running
family attended the Community
4 unferr- No IM.
PIE KATEiL . Rieeung at She!burn Monday evening
HURRY !
l ime Draws closer to the end of
our special subscription offer of
$1.25 if all arrearages are paid to
date, the offer being for one year
in advance. This also applies to
new subscribers. Hurry! Offer
ends Aug. 31 at 6 p. m.
The Scio Tribune