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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1923)
in a high state of c,. » «’. -n working overtime, evening» and S in* ! SANTIAM l'EDI’LE’S COLUMN days, he has ■ i • i«d in k««« . n. what few pat« he« of Canadian th.-lb’« Feb. t> D*lit««r*s Note—We an> glad to he has in bounds Neighbor Gilkey s spacv to the people of our com- Our Ph'«n«<‘ misni n<-«. IS. 24 on the west al*» baa an Nil. Natur- mii' tty <»n topic* of the day. but ■ i I'. m.' 1 .• ■ . set »4 «hem not to becum« persmal or alls a shiftless cue« he d< n't worry ting new poles from A I. Bowel’s *bu-ive. Fjich contributor must much about that bugaboo the < lansda t » J <• Wew-lv’s corner, is n<»w fins mv i name, not for publication, but thistle; if they want to grow hr ju*t I xc.ptmg the» lint, a mistake at [ for >ur protection, j naturally can't help it He plants Joe's connecting line IX to 24, Still grain, and harvests grab, and thl»-| it works fairly g«"»d after tighten Mr Editor: ing all the lines. ties. Threshermsn Morri •-n m-»v< « Mrs. Ret«co's Morris, of Scio, 1 tieg to take issue with the col in and threshe« bis crop, not profit« came out Tuesday to the Santiam umns of your valued paper, on your able crop to thra»h because the thi—1 farm for a three-day« visit, return art le on the Weed Control Rill in ties have cut the yield, vet he does ing h<>me Fridav morning as her the Ian. 25 issue of the Tribune. it because be ha* no reasonable • x- home bumne** was urging From what 1 have been able to glean cuae not to. Then ha pull* aer—» Theodore Gaines paid ls*brnon a from your article you have not ar- the fence to McAdoo's well kept *hort visit over Wednesday night. riv<-1 at a full understanding of the farm and scatters enough thistle Not bring able to locate his old friends, he returned home Friday. nature and purpose of the bill. seed to keep Mac digging aveninu* G. A. Griffin made a flying run to First vou sav, "The purpose of the i anil Sundays for the next 50 years Lebanon Friday on important bus!- bill is defeated if any one or more Wouldn’t it make you mad'* It it I n as. d * nets wants to have the district didn't, then we’ll say that neighbor Mr» 8. W. Gain«*» received a let exempt from weed control". If I Jones on the north ha» m >rc thistles ter from Clarence Loeejoy, of I »al understand the measure aright no than he can conveniently handle so ias. Friday saying that his wife is district shall be declared a weed he allows a few acres of iMUturr improving nicely from a severe at tack of pneumonia. c. . tpd district unless infected with land to go to seed. ami when th Ed Kalina has a fine mare with noxious weeds that are a menace to coed autumn breez«*s begin to blow blind staggers, caused from eating tot* agricultural interests of that that thistle seed starts *• uth and a- too much dry feci. district. When that condition exists farmer McArf««« « soil is in fine tilt Geo. 'Griffin lost his fine Barney it sliull lie the duty of the county to receive them they locate Would* sheep dog because he went out for aging among Cecil Chrome’s sheep court to declare said district a weed n’t that jar ► >u ' I I ■ t my lat control district. The purpose of the summer's panama against a dour and got a load of shot, so he is not ;»s hungry as he was last Sunday. bill is to make it possible to prevent collar. Mr. Editor.that you w« . i t«< George is almost sick. the further spread of the Canadian right up at the front of the pr Ed Kalina sold 2’> hundred lbs. of thistle which has become a real •ion demanding a legislative relief potatoes Thursday to our new neigh- me ace in some sections of Linn measure. «►or on the Birchet farm al 75* per hundred lbs. E*l also went to Crab county. Now seriously, our Forks of th. tree for 140 rods of wire fence. It is true that the Linn County Sant la, n ti»-> • « ’ ■ ' Mrs.Lulu Millican and two daugh ■ n- "•* Farm Bureau had this measure from the ravage* of U. ters. also Mrs. May l^rttenmaier dratted, riot with the idea of putting some sections, vet .-verv thought and babe called in Friday evening farmer can re «>1 t h hi iw<> «. something objectionable oyer sn the wall, if control m. ire* arc to consol the old people who are con- the farmers of Linn Co. as yo«s ar- not brought to liear But. I can lined at home, the pie rater having tic • might intimate, but becaiMM* of take you to — cti«« n- of Linn ■> uot» a time with his heart and the Mrs. the <«ver increasing demand, »f far* during thistle season and h w »ou i suffering with a painful back. I »avid Horaburgh sold his fine in«" « of the county that soane steps entire farms, consisting of some of the most f< rt’r lat; ' in th- . ; . ShOO bull Friday to .Mr Shope, of I h > token to control this past. that are practic all) covered with l^rbanon. He hauled him up in hie I rmit Die to say. as a member Canadian thistles. I*« n’t you think truck. of tiie executive board' of the Linn we owe it to the rtions not yet David Horsburgh and Ed Kalina to pi «.vide relief are building a partnership fence on County Farm Bureau, that during badly infected th«' line Iwtwrrn llordiurgh and the tiast year no single question has measures'’ And n w in .i' • ' ■ • S. W Gaines 1« i n * > continually agitated and kept line»«. Mr. Editor. I > ime ' u t r Clifford Griffin has turned to lw constantly before the Executive broadcasting among your reader* an Irish paddy as hr is following Boar,I. by representative fanners the idea that a n.-fs« •«■«* > a ir. the ditching l usme-- as a pleasure of the county, as the question of sponsored by the Fam» Enn .iii job. all same Irishman. 1' OS' Canadian thistle control, demanding now before the leg: .t.l Newton Crabtree called in Sun perhaps caused ii g<. d i iao ■ “> that some relief measures be under readers to write th«- l. n •’» day afternoon to form the acquaint ance of hi* sister. Mr». S W. Gaines, taken for the control of this pest. Legislators tin n r > .4 i' wh<>m he has not met th«* past The result was the drafting of the m< a»ur« Y«• I n . t■v month. above mentioned bill by a com ml t- ful farmer has given it i* r« nal Geo Griffin, on hn way to church, «• -r ' t»«e consisting of district attorney. consideration and •« •■ ■ called to visit his mother ami get a to his own convictions Lewelling, County Agent Heyman Your» for ju«t; i d equity 1« square meal so hr could pull through and S. G. Talia.a prominent farmer all the services, as it is fashionable to 1 paw an empty hat around. of near Albany. It is quite fashionable on our new You perhaps know that Oregon graveled road when meeting a car I JORDAN ITEM already has on its statute books a or truck, the one who gets out of law on noxious weed control, a law the ruta to stand till some one comes Feb. 6 that is so flexible and defective that along to pull him out. it cannot be enforced, as our county Sehwitxit Next Saturday is set for a special Mr. Schnhler and J court nitghl testify. I believe it to Were Jordan visitor* l ui—i. school meeting for the purpose of ». electing a clerk and one director as have t««*en the purpose of the com- ««I Mrs. Mrs. Wortman called two have moved away mittee who drafted the bill Bow be Rruitt, Tucmiai at'« i ...... The neighbors ha t quite a gather fore the legislature, to embrace in Grandma Shelton hi« I I he t anlsfor- ing at Mr. ami Mrs. Ix-ttcnmaier’s it all the good feature* of the old tune to slip and fall. Saiurda f. which Friday night for a social game of ordinance and strength«* ita weak has caused her to keep her I wd ever cards which was highly enjoyed. Lunch, consisting of pie. cake lem point*, thus making it a practical since. onade and punch was served at mid working law. Owing to l«ad roads our c wnimial night. All paswd their compli Gailcn I assure you that it has not been i milk and freight hauler, ment» and promised to return some the ami of the Farm Bureau to Phillips, was late Tuesday gelling other night. __ PIE EATER have this treasure railroaded through I round. Mias Pruitt has two pupi a «on the the l»«gi»'ature. On different oe- The 19th annual convention of probably | piano al pro. tent and will easions it has lieen brought up for the Retail Merchants association before representative I increase her class soon, d scuasion «ill lx held in Eugene. I»«ginning been farmers in th« county.! Mr. Joseph Fink who I bodies of <>n Feb. 19 and ending on the 21st. cite .uuu who have unanimously voicad their quite poorly w again this to It is expected one of the largest at Ono have The Geerhei irt children - approval of it. tendances ever ha.l will be present. luiuruv* And p iw. Mr. Editor, ia further beer, very ill si th grip are A splendid program is in the process ha» been die. Ender» discussing the merit* or deaaenta of mg alowlv. of making. the bill, in taking up what you taaa*, nursing them are about t 3 uelicve When wv The first issue of the Benton ' The really obnoxious part at spring ha* *ound ami |County Couier aa a daily, came off just co t aie, it turni __ i ____ L____ Lili, making it a misdeaMaae* feral ■tawat 0 let us ktK w *g<>n we know ' ' ,t Cm M.st. I I Tue*Uy morning, and ft threshing c>ew to go upon a fltna j nothing abut I a dandy. It is now known *u th« and thresh where there ia ™“ “31 LAST CHANCE to get proper lumber service. us we are about to operate our mill, and cannot attend to local trade only at our convenience. Scio Logging & Lumber Co Oh, Boy, Listen ! 67>e Star Car The creation of the Star car ii tha m<mt import ant and brilliant accompliahnirnt of anv individual idantifted with the automobile industry *ince its in ception. StnarlneM in looks, thoroughn< *a and modern design in a low priced car were unheard of until the Star wa* created by W. Durant, th«« pi meet build er of automobile* and identified with the introduc tion and sutceMs of the Cadillac, Buick, Oakland, Oldsmobile, Chevrolet and Durant cur*. The Star car murk* the m<>*i a<lvam-««d *tep since the intioduction of the automobile,for it provide* for the Hrat time a quality automobile, *tan<iar<lizm| in construction ami o|»eration for a modest *um of money. But we could g<> «n ami tell vou more and more about this splendid cur, Imt »eeing is believing, so come in ami let us explain it* virtue*. Ob, ve*. the price is 75 • SCIO GARAGE MERLE CYRUS. Prop. Scio. Oregon Clover and Grass Seeds We handle all the different varieties of Clover and Graaa Seed* suitable fur this valley, and also Seed Grain and a complete line of Garden Seed, fl Send us your name for our new price list fl Also Spray Material, Fertilizers. Bee Suppliea, Poultry Supplies, ate. D. A. White & Sons 261 State Street Sitlein. <>r«gon I Pure-bred Bulls Valuable Asset Dairy Herds from Pure-bred S res s' ow a avrrage in crease of 48 per cent in financial retur s over dairy heids produced from send*, according to U. S Depart- ment of Agriculture. Start th« New Year with a pu re-bred bull at tlic head of your dairy herd. Oregon Milk Company Condenaery, Scio, Oregon I..I1XW Scio Meat Market Riley Shelton Real F.tlate Rrolfer Morning Courier”. Success to obnoxious weeds(Canada Tbet'ount f Baske liuti i p »urnanient and Notary Public within the grain.” will begin in Albany to n» srrow. arid you. Bro. Frost. jlbtlratU Obtained. Examined Freak and Cured Meat — i In fancy I can see The local basketball team went ** • and the tins 1» will tu* pia red Satur- Bacon -La rd-Sausage iCIO - - - OREGON shudder that went Scio will be Ikrit with up against th* real article on Jan. day night, you rea<l how th« 31. when it plaved the Deaf School bells ringm c. c. bi VANT r, .■ . «•• Iieing lei boys on the local floor. The visitors Lucy C« miptm sayn s he wa» a I h i . ttong, but if 1 Attorney at Lew Sunday. becai or tbe big are veteran* and of course outclaaaed happy girl < rr. t y. it wa* a thrsaher Holechek Br f , Proj»s. Cusick Bank lUdg. Che Federateli e hurch alno our team. dinner at v ,i, *ted that that elat Scio. Jgs i Crabtree is now in the throea of cel«brate<i . ber lfith blrth.l av ALBANY OREGOS I inserted, ami now allow me U»gi*a | LE. F .nitichanof, an e (per teneed « a revival meeting which is being a practical illustralioa of tea stork t business conducted by Rev. V. K. Allison, ing* of this clause. Fanner MeAdoo «toetricis a. is in Scio on Th« local mail ear ri«r» ar« going : «d down with mail. Busin«« In th« watai and light yommittee of Lebanon and considerabl« intor j postal «i vic« hers Is good. has an no acre Santiam valley farm the oat oa <Mr ragtos tlms days iMd- eat is Iwiog manifaat which be pride« i^f th« c > council We Bay Your Hop ! » % : r«♦»V* r* 'v.’L.
