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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1923)
ì • • «** a*» . > . J*<¡e '•■■• ?j; * • *' X - . X - -•*< < M. A«*«; • \-r ■•.r« » * Gc neral Xewt rage 4 4 ><T. r V. e? WJ •/»»/' ’A- •► '*■ •, 3 : VT V • ■i n .... ........... ....... The Rclo Tribune —-4B Count g Paragraphs Edited from -air exchange« by Mr*. I. V. McAdoo 1 day night netted them £bft. which will be used to pay for the material that is used to make three phono graphs. which the high «eoo«»l stu dents will presrnl to the W C. T. (Editor*« Note We are glad to give »v».v to the people of our com A wire!. * outfit Is being Installed U. children’s home at Corvallis. munity <>n topics of the day. but ask th»-in not t<> become personal or In the I Iks temple in Albany which A class of eight seniors wa» grad Futch contributor must it is exp- ’*< I will be ready for list uated from the Crabi ree high school aliusivr sign name, not for publication, but eners next week. last Friday evening. They were; for our protection ) p->m<-rut grange will meet in the Ixre Powell. Ernest Reddy, Melvin Callanx-tte grange hall, on March 31. Ray, Wanda Bilyeu. Franc»-» Nor FMilor of Scio Tribune: I beg t<> reply to your editorial in Member« fr>>m all other granges are man. Gladys K urn. Forrest Gearhart, and Carl Simmons The first named last week’s Tribune in which y<>u expected t-i attend this meeting. four received tbeir diploma» Friday Severely criticize the Linn Countv An eene illy good program has and the last named four will not re fair Ixiard f--r illcgi-d partiality in boon arrang- i for this meeting. ceive theirs until June. distributing money, said to have AI tout 150 wore present last Tues John Arnold, aged about 7<> years, be«a appropriated to help meat the day evnii s. wh- > the members of the eape'-M- i! i.rr- I by members of Albany M< -<-»-nt--rtainrd the M<wee was found dead in his cabin in the girl» and I -ya ciulia in making ex heart In i s Contests. dancing, hills on the Berlin road seven miles hibits at the countv Fair. cards and refreshments furnished from Lebanon, lie had lived in this As a member of that Fair board. country for many years. had no rel the evening ’* entertainment. 1 wish l<> sa> that to my knowledge atives except that he was believed Mr ami Mrs. David Hildreth, Hol- no such appropriation was ever . to have a brother at Sprmfield. ley pioneers, celebrated their 37th made. I lh-ath ia liclieved to have resulted wed-ling ann iversary last Saturday, I might.h- -vever.throw some light from natural cause«, either heart About 60 - f it < ir friends came in to on the matter Two years ago the failure or apoplexy. spend the • vri>lng. Dr. W. J. county c -urt made an appropriation John McFeeiy. aged M. of Leba of IltiO <•<> tu help bear the expense Shelton, of Brownsville, took his ra dio aet al >iv md tuned in with the non. bears the distinction of ta-ing •>f p acing club > xhibit» at the Pact. broiidru- ! nu->n al Corvallis and one of but four veterans of the Mex Ac Internalx ' al. A similiar ap- ican war living in the state of Ore pr-prise n wa-» made again last an excellent program was enjoyed. gon. There arc but 52 of these men year for ti • *nme pur|M«s. and it is Frank R Alexander, aged titl, died yet on the p»*n«i<>n rolls of the gov true that the I -ya »nd girls from at his homa tn Corvallis last Friday ernment and all are past 90 years of this section who exhibited, did not night He was n native of Ijine get an equal share of this money. county, was a printer by trade and age. Evidently then-is a reason. it h>* trade in moot of ha-i worked A- tive Club work in Unn County the principal cities in the Wiliam- Bey Work While You Sleep! I m - xhh two .wars ago with the coun ette Valley. lie km a brother of ty club agent t red Williamson, in George I . Al under, of [¿ebanon. We are proud of our Cla»«ified charge 11 financial support of Th- ix - I., -nt minstrel show put column. because it Is full of hu th»- ciub at »<t wa» given by the on by (I A » >n Ixgion (»st of man interest—it brings people to I .inn ci-unty Farm Bureau and by gethar as nothing elee can du If Alban) l.i-’ W<dnsday night with, popular subscription. you have anything to seil, or want a ca»t <•( lô |>- «tile was well attend-1 On- community at least in Unn to buy something, there is noth ed. highly appreciated and netted , ing quicker nor surer. And the County rea - I the imp rtancr of the proni -i< « tn», neat sum of £200. i cost is cheap Yea. we are also the w<<rk, at i got square behind proud of our job department and Of the t tai nmney received by the the movement That community the work we do. See us for any State Hi. hv .»y <!•-mmission from the was Shed-I, and was evidently the thing in the printing lino. licensing if n "• it vehicle operators community you referred to as get in l.innc<>ur - luring the nx months ting the major share of the money. ending Mure 15, last, the county Shedd c • ix-rate-i fully with the Valley Printer« Meet will receive .1 213.72. club agent, and gave freely uf their money for hi» support. I awl June An appi : latl n of £31,370 for At the Albany hotel last Satur development f the Santi'm forest day night, the printers of the Wil it became evident that the Farm to I m - exp. n I during the fiscal year lamette Valley met for the pur|n>*e Bureau would be unable tu longer is alm- I double the amount appro, of forming the Ben Franklin Club continue the up|H»rt of this work, priated last y< nr t his will mean an of both commercial and newe and the club a»- nt w as advised that increase n the number of men em ltapers. The object of the organi he would have to look for another ployed. Of in sum from £500 to zation is to get acquainted with job. Thi« act n brought forth a storm £b(Hi will be applied on hard surfac each other, to know more about the of prot<-»l fr m the people who were ing the Saniiatn road to Cascadia conditions of each locality, and to inter--ted in th- work, and from and the r« r to building and keep atep with the progress <-f thr the state club -ilficials, who urged rapairing tru: - in the forest. times—to cooperate. Th-- printers that we make one more effort to Henry lb-i- rt- a pioneer of the have long br«n pioneer» in thr co raise the m-m-y necessary to con Harrisbur.' rict, died In Portland operative movement, but have been tinue the club agent. Solicitors He was born in rather slow on the coast in getting last r Monday night were j-l - - I in the field, two of He came to Ore- together. The next meeting will be Indiana m lb > wh<-m w..rk»-d in the Forks of the and lœatad near held in Eugene on thr 21st of April. gon 40 Sa- tiam. I ail! a»k «imr one who Harrisburg. ’ • i he lived until Mr. Kimball, of the Independence feels they have a grievance to tell about thr« y : ■ g<> when he went Enterprise; Mr Hobblitt, nt the through the 1 ribune. the amount to live with h »daughter at Astoria. Silverton Appeal, and Mr McAdoo, the pc--pl« in this community.! who of the Scio Tribune, were named as According t > the report of county had children in the ciub work! sub- a committee to draw up the consti- roadmastar. W J Culver, a county wnlwd to this fund. My pride pre tution and bylaws of the newly paving plant will >n be established vents me fr m doing so.. Sufficient formed associati-n at JetTi i Thia plant will Is to say that n,-»ney was subscribed used tu pr* i “> the material for in the county enough to carry on Rooster Egg paving out of JctTcrson on the the W’»rk and ni -ut ‘.Ml per cent of Green’s bi i . e r«ad and other near that money cam« from around Shedd. Bright and early Wednesday morn by paving, w->rk to begin about Now it < 'i>s to me that a club ing—that is for a preacher to ari«e agent or agri- ultural agent, if thev April 1 — Rev Ford of the Baptwt church of arc human, (and I like to think of A cooking club for children has thia city, entered the chicken yard them a luchl e >uld almost tw for been orgatii -i m Albany with Mrs. at his home, and spied an egg which given. if they did show a little par A. B (’< .»t* . 1« >drr, he declared a rooatrr must have tiality to the community that fully The J.i 11 - nmary of the cow laid, it was so large. The egg meas appreciated their efforts. testing »ati ns of the state ured 6 1-2 inches by R 1-4 inches, But m w let us we if we can get shows that 1H'5 cows which were and the reverend gentlenan carried at the actual <li»tribu.ion of this under t< it averaged 24 21» pounds it around the streets yeeterdav fore county appropriation. I am draw of fat. I n compBrtoM with this 148 J noon showing same to his friends. ing from memory and may err ’ cows ow* --I in 10 herds in Linn -Lebanon Criterion. slightly. Taro years ago, aa a large county pi - I21 15 pounds of fat part <>f the exhibit« were to go from including the dry cows. This is ap- Shedd, a car was ordered from the Lose« Three Fingert proximately three pounds lens than Southern Pacific for loading at the aaaociatioii t- »ted cows. Theodore Adams, who lives with Shedd. Club member« from other Mr ai d Mrs Hub Bryant, of Al his parents on thr Wain Place, about sections, including the Forks, were bany. celebrated their 47th wedding 2} miles southwest of Scio, had the advised that their exhibits could go anniversary last Friday. A banquet misfortune to lose three fingers on on this car free of charge providing was nerved to ¡12 members of the his right hand Monday while work they were wgr» gated at convenient family and th w who married tete| ing as off-bearer on the main saw loading stati-ns enroute. However i the family Mr. and Mrs Bryant at the Hrudka mill. He was dub members from this section. . w«re marned in Linn county and brought to town by Frank Sommer, through the courtesy of some of the have spent ail their married life in and Dr. E. H. Hobson attended the breeders were given the privilege of At of free transportation as Shedd To Cruise to Alaska received. The balance of the £100 Midshipmen of the United State« went to pay for the services of an attendant at the show. Last year Navy will visit Oregon thia summer the disposition of that £100 was del on lh»-tr annual practice cruise if egated to county ag-nt Heyman, the proposal made by the Portland who, new to the work, but I am (Tiamber of Commerce is accepted sure with the beet of intention«, by Admiral Henry B Wll«M. Suiwr- distributed it about as follows. iniendent of the Naval Acedemy. First he hired an attendant to go tu This year’s cruise will be to Alas Portland to look after the exhibits, ka. and the Portland ehamlier has and aa a comt>etent man wa» rec- asked that the ships carrying lhe comended from Shedd, hr was hired : middies visit Portland. I feel quite sure he would as »-»on Approximately 1800 midshipmen have secured some one from Scio. will take the cruise which leave« As socm of our club memlicrs were AnnaiMjIia the early part of June. to go into competition against Shedd clubs they felt it would not lie good business to turn thr care of their animal» over to a Shedd man. and ao made other arrangements which was their privilege to do. Others wmt ami gave personal attendance The properties listed below is all to their exhibits. But the fact re the description calls for, and mains that had they so desired they really modest. They are har- could all have had the benefit of I gains, and the cheapest in the this service free as thei» portion of Willamette valley. Write us the £100. about either of them. However I know that the mem T he S cio T ribune . bers of the Scio Shorthorn club were reimbursed to the amount that they paid out for attendant and for feed 31 sen-«, miirr or less, close to k - um J and bedding purchased while at the j town; 21 acre» in high »tale of cultiva- exposition, because I paid that bill ' tion, ami all river Tiottoiti land; good houw and other buildings; 2 acre» in myself, and then presented the bill loganberries. | sere in rod raspberries. to Mr. Heyman who repaid me from Price £42(X>; ||ii»i cash, balance at 6 p»-r cent; would consider trade for small the £100 appropriation. If others acreage. Address FZ. care Scio Tri did not receive like consideration, it bune. 15>4 acre ranch 100 acres tn cultiva- is barely possible it was iiecause ' tion, with fair buildings, a good barn they did not present their bills. 1 > and other buildings; water pi|>ed thru personally did not just approve of j out. t omplete set of machinery goes ‘ with this place. Price per acre; the system of aportioning this money 45.000 cash, balance time. This is one and frankly told Mr. Heyman as of the best buys in the Forks of the j Rantiam. and should tw grabbed up im much, and he just as frankly agreed mediately. Address JC. care the Scio with me that under the circum Tnbune. One block on South Main street, in stances it should have t»een done Scio, with good S-room modern house, differently. barn and outbuildings; walnut and fruit But now to get down to the real ; trees. Price I20U0 for a uuick sale. Thi» la an exceptionally good buy. Ad- purpoae of this article as touching ' dress V, care Scio Tribune. the attitude of the Linn Co Fair. For Sale- Five head of Durham cat In June of thia year, all members tle, one cow. three helf-r» and bull, ail in club work, who won first prize« registered but one. snd it will lie; price 475 per head. Address B l, care Scio at the county fair last vear. will, | Tribune. through the courtesy of the man For Sale In city limits of Scio, 3 agement, receive as a reward the 1 acres with g«x>d modern house, bam and chicken house; 1 acre in rasplx-mes privilege of attending the two weeks end lota of oth-r fruit; price is £7750, a summer school at O. A. C. with all gotd buy. Address E-l, care Scio Tri bune expenses paid. A number of these For Sale (HI acres g<x>d black loam boys and girls will go from the Forks ' 'and. all in cultivation, one mile from of the Santiam, town and high school, railroad am! milk Now to correct the impression ! condenacrv, extra good to-aring orchard; ; good buildings, farm well fenced; ideal that went forth in last week’s issue -lair» farm Pnre £110 per acre for of the Tribune, that the girls and quick sale Address AA, care Scio I Tribune boys of this community were lieing Ninety-seven acres, all tillable ex- discriminated against by the Linn ; cept 15; is well drained; 30 acres now in County Fair Association.. I wish to i crop; 2u left to suunier fallow in spring; say to thew girls and boys, that I ; family orchard. Good 8 room house with basement, good bam and out am sure the same courtesy will be buildings; all farming implements, tools, ; 5 head of cows, 8 head of horses, extended you in the future by the I etc 4 head of hogs, between 5o and 60 hens, Fair board as has lieen accorded . telephone and avervthing to start farm you in the past, and aa a member ing. W ill give possession right away. I’nce 49.finu. Address TG, Scio Tribune of that board, and I feel sure I 314 acres. 80 in cultivation, balance speak for all, I wish to say that we pasture and timber, 4 miles from rail honor you as exhibitors and desire way station. 6 miles from good town, 14 miles from school. 2 miles from your continued patronage of the church, on rural mail mute; well wat ered. small running stream, and nu Linn county fair. merous springs; good 7 room house; And now just a word to the grown 48x60 foot bam, other outbuildings,best up boys and girls of Scio and the of hill land. Would divide into two or more place« Price flS.Ouo Address Forks of the Santiam. When are T2, Scio Tribune. we going to get big enough to for 388 acres. 2»<i in cultivation, balance get that Scio once had the Lion Co. pasture an»! timber; near good town Fair and that Albany now has it? and school. 2 miles to railway station; •mail orchard on place; good 7-room It seems to me we should rememl>er house, 3 good barns; twst quality land; but one thing in losing lhe fair, near good market for dairy products. Wouki divide into several small farms. and that is that we have no one to Price 450.000. Address TI. Scio Tri blame but ourselves. There ia no bune. 78 acres, well improved, two sets of question in my mind but what if we buildings, on main county road. 1 mile had supported the county fair as a to good school,; | mile to railroad sta united people instead of about 90 tion; 3 hours from Portland markets; fine river bottom soil, running stream; percent knocking what lhe other 10 6 acres of berries, full b< aring, family percent tried to build, the county orchard. Price llti.tmo. i eaah, balance long time. Would consider as a iwirt fair would still be at Scio. payment, residence property or ramir- However lhe countv fair never ban acreage, in good town or city in 'the Willamette valley. Yakima valley was Scio’s fair, is not. and never or California. Aiidreas Gl, Scio Tri will be, Albany’s fair, but rather a bune. K or I j K county institution, and aa such, is 28 acres, river bottom, finest of gar worthy of the support of every den or berry land, running «trcam.casy I to irrigate; six acres of loganberries, loyal citizen in the county. raapberrica. strawberries and blackber While I dislike personal mention. ries, Ml bearing. | mile to radn-ad sta 1 tion, good marketa. Price £5.U0ti, part I will say in conclusion that when cash, balance time. Addn-as G2. Scio the county fair was at Scio. I tried ' Tribune. 50 aerss, river bottom, practically all to "do my bit” to make it a success in cultivation; well improved; two seta and I am still trying to do that "bit** buildings, on main county road, j mile and I challenge the people of Scio to railroad station, I mile to school, 4 this county. injured man. He ia getting along «hipping with them at a minimum I an J the Forks of the Santiam to go mil«« to good town; an ideal dairy or I fruit farm. Price £12.000. one half A carnival put on by the high aa well as could be expscied with ae 'cost, and they chose that way i and do likewise lun* Lum A<Mrvaa ***• i Thereto, e Uiey did nut get Lhe lea»-1 ■ateool stuoeots in Aibaag tert Frt- jflartewn an tegarg.
