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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1923)
* S * e? 4 - •-» f. • ♦ • . I ”» « • one day. Nice to park beneath the bridge» Swell for making rain and Ink; Water is a wondrous blessing, But it makes a dam poor drink No one bums midnight oil any more, lias is the thing*-the kind one gets at the filling station. "A bridegroom is mieairg." Sug Wives of rich men all remind us gestion to bridegrooms who com Wet *ouM make our wives» sublime plain that no one ever lakes any If «e only had the money and could notice of them. Drees them up to ’’time**. The report that nickle cigars have dropped to sis cents cannot be veri fied. A man in New York who rang twice for an elevator was killed by the operator. More and more the day is passing when labor can be MANAGED ny We have a call for a large list ing of real property, at the low est price you can quote, either large or small tracts. Brin; your listing if you want to se; HIRIMt" Th«* Oro.-le studio was clow-d for remodeling »r d repairs for a few weeks It t» n*»w open under the new name « >f Oriole A Crowe. P. F. Oriole and T. E. Crowe are the )hio I’hoto News. owners fi trodden on with imuunity. What in th« world would have I th«- Near East Victima if become UKMCAL Bible School Teacher—“What Columbia had m»t discovered Amer ica. asks Joe Oupor. was the Tow. r of Bal*-!’ Howdy neighbors. When a wom Bright Willie -’ Wasn’t that the fhi» n ay lw an awful country an tells her husband she will be place where Solomon kept his five but foreigner« are paying one hun ready in a n mute, «he picks out a hundred wives? dred d<H >rs ’ »ch to get smuggled minute about half an hour away. A club, as Herb Shelton define» la. minimi m ’ h I he worn» It, is often a place supported by Want ad i<- Boston (¡lobe says: two thousand men and frequented HIS It' <AL I LOWERS 1921 Ford S lan. Good condition, by two down, complete -I with lots of Doctor: "1 t:n afraid I will have extras to give mmum comfort." to operate for appendicitis." "Tired of waiting, dearie?" she Beauty: ’*< Oh, doctor, will the Baked em< i, ► from her dressing scar show?" room after n haunting her feminine Doctor: “Not unless you go in arts in the itt. ir.pt to aptM-ar lieau- to the films! tiful. Oh. no. hr replied, wearily, "it’s Sham battles between fiancee and fiance are only rehearsals (or all In a wife-time. Do rlgh* and fear no man. Don’t real thing that occurs after write and fear no woman, says wedding ceremony. '« ' : . t - -• ’ Vtsii F or SALF The properties iistod below is all the deacription calls for, and really modest. They are bar gains. and the cheapest in the Willamette valley. Write us about either of them. T he S cio T ribune . ir*! acre ranch. 100 acre» in cultiva tion, with fair building», a g»««l barn and other building»; water piped thru out. < omplete »et of machinery goes with thia place. Price IMI.UO |ier acre. *6,000 ca»b. balance lime. Thl» i» one of the beat buy» in the Forks of the nantlam. and should be grabbed up Im mediately. Addrcw JC, care the Scio Tnbune. On«- ■■ ■■ t . h . Scio, with g"<«j »room modern house, barn and outbuilding», walnut and fruit trees. Price *3««» for a quick «ale This i» an exceptionally good buy. Ad dress V, care Scio Tritane. Only a few more months now. notes Claude K end I e. until time I a Jf<; or’ AND thou worry about how funny your new Waler is a *■ droits bleesing. straw hat will look Good (<>r wndiing necks and ears; Just the th.t for irrigation. Herb Ballin mvi the man wh<> And the Ktirrounding ships and said variety is the spice of life never had t>> change tit««- three tmi«« i Theodore Shir inek. For Sale—Five head of Durham cat tle, one row. three heifers and bull, all regi»tero«l but one, and it will be; price *75 per head. Addrc»» Bl. care Scio Tribune. For Sale in city limit» of Scio. 3 acres with good modern house, barn and chicken house; 1 acre in rasptarrisa and lota of olh«-r fruit; price is *3750, a good buy. Address E- 1, care Scio Tri bune i. ay ••»«.. For Sale 00 acres good black loam land, all in cultivation, one mile from town and high school, railroad and milk condsnsery. extra good bearing orchard; good buildings, farm well fenced, ideal dairy farm. Price *110 per acre for uuica sale. Address AA. care Scio Tnbune I ll Timos i ..pyrlgst .«.' mih Karl ot I'M mar* on Ninety-seven acres, all tillable ex cept 15; is well drained, 30 acres now in crop, 31 left to suumer fallow in spring, family orchard. Good H-room hou»<- with basement. good barn and out buildings, all farming implements,tools, etc.; 5 head of cow», 3 head of horses, 4 head of tags, between 50 and tin hens, telephone and everything to »tart farm ing. A ill give |«>a»e»alon right away. Price *9,Mn. Address TG, Scio Tritane In lh«> i.«»ni> .if Tut Ankh Amen, king of r. ■ t -re than throe th." -nnd y- nr • •were found these funeral fl.cv.-r», which are wonderful ly i>r> served, »till «honing a trace of gro.-n W. M Smith, assistant to the State superintendent of Public In struction. was here last rhursday. Th« purj> -e of his viait was to in- «l»-ct all a|>p ilUK and the library. By careful ii i><*ctionand estimation h«- found that there are still a few more thing- that we need to keep <>ur school standard. During the last thr«t year« nearly all the neces sary equi| m> it has t»ern purchased The district r«.dixea the advantage of a standard school. Each stand ard sch.H>l receives« certain amount of help from the county, that it would n<>t get if it was not standard. In the afternoon he gave a short talk, in which he expressed his ad miral n of <<ur gymnasium. He al- . so admired tin* way the money was „■cured and the patience we have had in digging out the debt. He ene«>urap>d the high school to read more g. d books which are beneficial. e? Appointment <>f Robert N. Torbet as postmii'ter at Albany. Ora., to succeed Postmaster C. II. Stewart, who rr -ignrd last fall on account of ill health, and others nominated Fri day by pr> -ident Harding, for in stallation. is merely a matter of for mality with Postmaster General Wirk» C 1 I nv al is, editor of the Corvali’« Ga -it« limes, was also named postmaster at Corvallis. Casmond Decator Miller was in town W«Mn<-<.iay on his way to Al bany. where he went to prove a thrre-year old <iaim on his home 3)4 acres. Ml in cultivation, balance paature and timber; 4 mile» from rail way station, 8 mile» from good town, U miles from »cbool. 2 miles from church, on rural mail route; well wat ered, small running stream, and nu merous springs, good 7-room house; 4»viio foot barn, other outbuilding»,best of hill land. Would divide into two or more places. Price *15.wx) Addre»» T2. Scio Tnbune. 'I 3KI acres. 3X) in cultivation, balance pasture and timber; near gv*d town and school;* mile» to railway station; ■mall orchard <m place; good 7-room house; 3 good barn»; best quality land; near goisi market for dairy products. Would divide into several small farms. Price *5d,<M)0. Address Tl, Scio Tri tane. 78 acres, well improved, two sets of buildings, on main county road, 1 mile to go<«l school,; 1 mile to railroad sta tion. 3 hours from Portland markets; fine river bottom soil, running stream; 6 acres of berries, full bearing, family orchard. Price *H,(«J0. ) i cash, balance long 1 _ time. Would conoid ler as a part payment, residence property or subur ban acreage, in good town or city In ths Willamette valley, Yakima valley or California. Address Gl, Scio Tri bune. 3» acres, river bottom, flnest of gar den or berry land; running stream.easy to irngatr, six acre» of loganberne». raspb«-m»». »trawherne» and blackber ries, full bearing, * mile to railroad sta tion. good markets. Price (6.00b, cash, balance time. Address G2. Tribune. 50 acres, river bottom, practically ail in cultivation; well improved, two sets buildings, on mam county road, 1 mile to railroad station, 1 mile to school, 4 mile» to good tows; an ideal dairy or fruit farm. Price *12.000. one-half cash. balance long time. Addreee G3. Sew Tribune.
