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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1922)
* V • Local Brevities Bert Stevens of the Woodworth Drug Co., of Albany, WS» a bus- iowss visitor Thursday. “The Dairy Cow Produces the greatest, most life-giving of all foods. XIII. Amiorfrr. sre In.tnnnrnts designed to in.-.. ,r> tl><- >• W of »!• trl< Itjr through tin- wire, and are often »ery sssetitlsi parts of • radio outfit They consist. as far a» exterior appearances go. itf a dial marked atth figures and a hand or needle Although they are n<>t high priced and It Is not advisable to fry to make them still there la nothing tnyaterloua or complirated alwMit them and the amateur, who like« Io experiment with hoiuetuaile Instru meuts, can readily construct an am meter which will work end Is fairly reliable This Instrument Is known as a "hot-wire ammeter" (Hg a»). J > A * Mias Macel Hassler was vim ting her grandmother. Mrs. Haasler. and r.a>Mats of a fine platinum wire A O’ Urrd between two lite.I sup(e>rtS latter part of last week. AMMETERS • B. It. a thread C. fastened to the center uf the wire and passed around a spool or spindle O. a spring at tached to the end of the thread K. and a pointer or hand fastened Im mo,abl) to the tup ««f the spindle F The electrical connections are made at 11. It. and as as a current passes through the platinum wire. A. the wire iMM-omes heated and expands. thus allowing the thread to slacken The slack Is Instantly taken up by the spring K. thus revolving the aplndle and swinging the twedls to uos «Ids The greater lb» current the more the pointer swing« aud so. by ar ranging a dial »1th marks under the needle and testing the device with currents of known force a fairly arm rots Instrument ran be made Need Ise* to asy, the porta must I* small and neatly and accurate ly made and the spring must ba adjusted Is n>< ivly b<dd tbe thread tlgluly witbout pulling or tiendlug ths wire Alan, the appreciably length of the wire I« a great factor fur tbs lunger tbe wire the greater will be ths amount It expands, and Co«>»rv|Uetilly. I be great er the movement of the needle; but. on the other hand. It will be more difficult to adjust a long wire to remain tight than a shorter one and the only way to determine the proportion of the various parts is to ex periment Announcing HED SQUARE VACUUM CUP CLINCHER CORD TIRES 7 Jack Hi runs was calling on friends in Seto Friday. He is preparing to leave for O. A. C. Sunday'. This Humble Servant pays off the mortgage, builds ths home, enriches the soil, pays the grocery bill, clothes the body and re news the bank account J Mrs. Dr. Jones, of Portland, is visiting her mother, Mrs J Morris, and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Abbot and Mi. and Mrs. R. Shelton attended a Babtist picnic at Alban) Saturday For all these benefits She auks only loviag care and good food." Oregon Milk Company D. M John of the Oregon Life Condenaery, Scio, Oregon Inaurvnce Co., wa» a Community Fair visitor Saturday.having a dis »seeeseeseoeeee»e»eeoeoseseose»e»e»ssee»»»eeooeoeese play at the fair. The special community fair win dow of the Krlly Drug Co. received many compliments. Why not have more windows of this kind on days of this importance. Patrons of the Meadow ■'hade Dairy, will be pleam-d to know that the price of butter will remain the samel 50c a pound I for this week, re- guard lexb of the rise in price of butter fat. Again we call your attention to empty milk bottles If you have bottles tielonging to us we'll be glad to call f< r same if you will phone or 'et us know. Thanks Meadow Shade Dairy. Mias Annie Compton, formerly of this city now of Stay too. was mar ried at last Thursday to Joe Craw ford of Mill City. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford expect to go to California, ae that is the home of the groom’s parents. Get away this year— u> Oregon State Fair Salem—September 25-30 RAILROAD TICKETS ONLY COST One Fare Round Trip Sale dates September 23 to 30 Return limit <kb»ber 2nd Special Attractions Day and Night $75,000 in Premiums and Purses Agricultural Displays—Exhibit« ot Every Kind Ray Hassler, who is employed at the Oregon City pa;ier mill, spent Greatest Horseshow in Northwest the week end visaing his (isrents in Horse Racing—Amusements—Stock and Poultry Show this city. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hassler Ray has been suffering For further particulars ask agents or write from a bad blood poisining case in JOHN M. SCOTT. his right arm and is still under the « 2 General Passenger Agent. care of the company doctor, as he is not yet out of danger. B. Weedon Mosher Repairing Heating Plant. Notice To Exhibitors. W. E Lough and C. H. Parks, representing the Nelson Bros. Plum death on Sept. 14. 1V22. being ■•I bing Co., of Salem, arrived in Scio resident here for but two and one- Monday and commenced the work half months. of repairing the heating plant at L- H. Mosher, a son and his wife, the Scio school building. Il will take of Tacoma, and Mrs With Willey, al>out 10 days or two weeks to com a daughter, of Portland, are the ‘ plete the work, so the men announ only surviving members of hie ced. When finished, the heating immediate family the wife having system will be better and serve the died some lb years ago, and is purpose of the school for some time buried at Castle Rock, Wash., where t>> come, and the total expenditure bis remains were shipped on Satur will ire about $400. While here the day morning. men are stopping at the Scio hotel. (Continued from ;>age 1.) The premiums have now been awarded and same can be had by applying to R M Cain for the orders oo the secretary .»t the Com munity Club All winners will find their names in the general writeup of the community fair, and prompt respone to thia call will t«e appreci ated I V. McAdoo, Sec. If you are needing printing of any kind you can do no better than by coming to The Tribune. Card Of Thanks. ( Interchangrabte tri th Fabric Tires of same site) These tires poaaCM the proved quality and mileage delivering goodness of all Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Co d Tires, at epoch-making prices. Substantial production »nd economical sales policy account for the . t tiJingly low users' prices quoted. Pennsyl vania quality strictly maintained. -1 T h A / Prices cd all 30 x i’/a 32x4 33x4 32 X 4*/£ 35 X 5 other sizes just as attractive. For example« Vacuum Cup Fabric................. $11.95 Vacuum Cup Cord...................... 29.25 \ acuum Cup Cord.......................30.15 Vacuum Cup Cord \ acuum Cup Cor J — lor a limit« «! time — A "TON TESTED" TUBE with each regular Vacuum Cap Tire purchased Scio Garage The Scio Tribune $1.75 the year The many kindnesses shown us, strangers, in the death of our be- loved father. Weed'« Mosher, is ap preciated beyond words and we wish to express our thanks for them. We shall always hold a warm place in our hearts for the people of Scio. L. Mosher and wife Mrs. Edith Willey. Meadow Shade Enlarges. Construction of additional room on the building now occupied by the Meadow Shade Dairy was started Monday Ever since the o|>ening of thia popular business there has been a need of more space The new addition of !Hx20 feet will give ample room for the moving of all butter making and milk test ing machinery to the rear of the building, and then theiddition of a very complete egg testing room leaving the front room ail for the trade. Such improvements as this is what unity 1 COMING Oct. 3,4,5,6 “FAIR Bigger and Better Than Ever Albany, Ore * • a • W Vie ‘•-Zwy.
