The Scio tribune., April 05, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

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Tires and Tubes !
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have them
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Cords and rabnc
to fit your
pocketbook
A full line of Accessories
Springs for Most Any Car
Oils and Greases for your
Automobile, 1 ractor or
Sewing Machine =
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The Scio Tribune
A Bit of History
of the Community
How oldie the country called the
Willamette Valley? No one knows.
There is a legend, however . that
th«* Indians tell, which nays the en-
tir«- valley used to fin with water
once or twice a year as high as the
butte at the city limits of Scio
\ some 300 feet.
But that wan centuries ago.
How long han human beings
habited this famous valley?
nate the
b«>arders" from the pro­ 1 see mure than they can or care to
No one knows.
ducers
It is being more and more see
But the climate. the soil, the
For the Indian is a human, and he u»e«l by the dairymen
environments are here fur those who
was here, no <>t^c knows how long
The lumber industry in the Forks, can grasp a good thing.
Ge Our Price« on Your Repair Work
before the white man came to run although tieing in a more or lean
him out.
steady operation for the past 70
But wb.d ai - want to get nt It a years, is just now taking on new
story that will lie rea«l with interest, strid«-« and promiars to develop with
that will be true and will have a rapidity as lhe months roll around.
General Blacksmithing and Auto Repairing.
The propertiefl listed below is all
lasting i ff«
upon the future of this Tn our east at»out five mile* and ex­
A<-< tylenc Welding
Tires and Accessories
i the deacription calls for, and
great Valley and those who are to tending back some ten more, it is
really modest.
They are liar­
come after we are gone.
estimated about 25.<M*O.00U.0(M) feet
( )K i :<i<
gain«, and the cheajieM in the
In th« particular section wherein of standing timber is readv to lie
Willamette valley.
Write us
is iocatt-d th«» little city of Scio, the cut and milled. There are a num-
about cither of them.
white man has lieen since early in of small mills now in operation, and
T he S cio T ribune .
in the league around the city of the 40's. that is when he t-egan to more in prosp«-ct. but there is need
Want Ball Players
Manila, which playa in all the prin­ take d<>nati< n land claims and till of ■ big mill, a railroad and more
31 »<r»-». more or less, •■!<>*• to good
The Uniteli States Army need» a cipal cities of the Philippines and the - nl with the intention of making hardsurfaced highways to properly I town; 21 acr«-» in high »tatc of cultiva­
tion. and all river bottom land; good
place this great footage upon the I house and other building»; 2 acre» in
limited numixrr <>t men for service usually make« a trip to China and this his home.
lie has been here ever since. He market. And this must l>e done loganberries, 4 acre in red raupbeme».
in China. Hawaii and the Philippine Japan each yeai. It is de»ired that
has
liked it. lie has had many hard- ■ooa or millions of feet will lie too Price *4200; JJoOP cash, balance at ti
Arn.rican
pr«-»(!g<-
in
baseball
be
(«landa
All m> n for China are for
per cent; would consider trade for »mall
acreage. Addrexs IZ, care Scio Tri-
Infantrv and will be specially select­ maintained in the Orient. All en­ i «hi!•«. many joy« and more sorrows ripe for the market.
bune.
joys when a l«ounte«>us crop greet­
Fruit raising is also in the infant
ed as t<> their appearance on account listing for the above service will
1584 acre ranch. 100 acres in cultiva­
of their duties l»eing most I v legation sail from San Francisco on the ed him. and sorrows when he failed stage here, but is making rapid tion, with fair buildings, a good barn
to
receive
ready
money
for
that
'strides
toward
walking
alone.
"Thomas
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on
May
S,
and other buildings; water piped thru
guardi. M i for Ila vii and Philip­ transport
crop and when sickness overtook him Many are setting out large tracts of out. « ompiete set of machinery goes
pines are for the various branche» ¡»za.
with this place. Price fftl.OO t>er acre;
or any member of his home.
berries and orchards, with the ulti­ 15,000 cash, balance time. This is one
of the service. The Infantry in the'
He was a | -neer. He blax«d the mate belief that here will be located of the best buys in the Forks of the
Philippine* wants a few good base­ Score Cards —Get your "500" score
Hanliam, and should be grabbed up im­
wav
for future generations to live a cannery for the canning of this mediately. Address JC, care the Scio
2c
cards at the T ribuni office
ball players two infielders and a
«nd t -nty, with a soil that product. In fact steps are being Tribune.
per card, or 2ft cents percard by in |
Al catcher p irticularly. They have
would produce anything grown, and taken to induce large canneries to , One block on South Main street, in
mail, postpaid
the only All An > rican Service Team
Scio, with gtxid S-ruom modern house,
a climate «ec«'tv'l to none under the put in receiving stations at Crabtree barn and outbuildings; walnut and fruit
sun
Yes, he was a pioneer —he and Scio to take care of the crop trees. l*rice *20<»» for a quick sale.
This is an exceptionally good buy. Ad­
made It safe for others.
until such further steps as the ur­ dress V, care Scio Tribune.
Hr «as a l>en« factor. He was gencies may require. These crops
For Sale- Five head of Durham cat­
Christian
He helped to established bear prolifically, as do all other tle, one cow. three heifers and bull, all
schools, churches, academies—he fruits. There is room for more en­ ■ registered but one. and it will be; price
, |75 per head. Address B-l, care Scio
I
helped to bring mills and other in­ tries into this field of endeavor, an d Tribune
dustries into a new country so that more is promised. Considering the
For Sale In city limits of Scio. 3
people might have lumber to build productivity of the soil in the Wil­ acres with good modern house, barn
and chicken house; 1 acre in raspberries
I tn -«. burn
and other necessary lamette Valley, and here around j and lots of other fruit, price is *3750, a
buildings upon their donation land i Scio, land is selling cheap compared Sood buy. Address E-l. care Scio Tri­
une
claims.
with other parts of the United Sta- :
For Sale ft) acres good black loam
He buihied roads, bridge« -he tee. ranging in price ftom *»>0 to I land, all in cultivation, one mile from
town and high school, railroad and nnlk
tran»plant«d fruit trees brought |200 per acre
condensery. extra good bearing orchard.
I.
I from the «-ast with him. he planted
Grains, such as wheat and oats, Sood buildings; farm well fenced; ideal
airy farm
Price *110 per acre for
The unprecedented demand for Ford
the «-««Is of other fruit that has do well here, although the soil is
quick sale Address AA, care Scio
Cara throughout the winter months has
t brought untold wealth to the Valley. more adapted to fruits and vegeta­ Tribune.
l> the entire output of the Ford plants
He builded railroads—not with his bles
It is not uncommon for wheat
Ninety-seven acres, all tillable ex­
working at capacity, indicating that the
own
m
ru
v.
but
because
of
the
and
oats
to average 25 to 40 bush, cept 15; is well drained; 30 acres now in
demand this spring will be far in excess
grratnesx of the business he had els per acre, however. Corn is now crop, 20 left to suumer fallow in spring;
of the number of Ford Cars that can
family orchard. Good ft-room house
possibly be buit.
hcl|»«-d build up that proved to the l»eing acclimated to thia climate and with basement, gooti barn and out­
railroad owner that it was money in can be raised in large quantities. buildings, all farming implements, tools,
II.
etc , 5 head of cows, 3 head of horses,
his pocket to build them. This Sweet corn does especially well. t head of hogs. between 50 and ft» hens,
January was the tenth consecutive month
made towns, villages, and eitie«— he But vegetables, like fruit, is the telephone and everything to start farm­
in which retail deliveries exceeded 100,-
ing. W ill give possession right away.
, builded them.
crop that really is productive
l«ast Price *9. '■'Ml Address TG, Scio Tribune
000 Ford Cars and Trucks. Requirements
All the above m but to get the in- —
for February, the month when prepara­
September,
r............. when a community
, fair
314 acres. Ml in cultivation, balance
tions are already under way for spring
tcr«-»i <>f th«’ reader in the Aillam- was put on for one day. and oitTt ‘ pasture and timber. 4 miles from rail-
1 way station, 8 miles from good town.
b -mess, called for 148.407 Cars and
••tte Vellti. and in the Forks of the three day notice, th«*local displa* 14 uwie» from school. 2 miles from
Trucks more than 24,000 in excess of
i Santiam. the lw»t part of the whole equaled the best they had at the chuwh, on rural mail mute; well wat­
the number we can possibly produce.
ered. small running stream, and nu­
Valley. Here is now located com­ state fair and the county fair. The merous springs, good 7-room house;
III.
fortably and happy, about6.000 peo­ soil is here, the climate is here, th« 4bxft) foot bam. other outbuildings.best
of hill land. Would divide into two or
Ford dealers in many parts of the coun­
ple, and is ca|«able of comfortably need is for more people, more pay­ more places. Price *!5.0uu. Address
try are already finding it necessary to
anil happi v rating for four times rolls to enahl«- the people to eat the T2. Scio Tribune.
specify future delivery dates on Ford
this number.
surplus stocks rained.
3K2 acres. 300 in cultivation, balance
Products because there ara no reserve
The
indust
ries
now
here
are:
Pure-bred livestock. such as Jer­ pasture and timber; near good town
stocks to draw from.
and school, 2 miles to railway station;
I.utntier mills, flour mills, milk con- sey cattle, Holstein cattle, and other small orchard on place; good 7-room
IV.
ilensrry, creamery and prune dryer. well-known breeds, hog« of all kinds, house; 3 good barns, best quality land;
near good market for dairy products.
Your order placed now will protect you
All doing well an«l large enough to and chickens, sheep and goats, have Would divide into several small farms.
hi mnst delay or disappointment later on
io a bu nt -« for the great number a well-earned reputation for purity Price *60,0110. Address Tl, Scio Tri­
bune.
It is the only way you can t>e assure«!
the F rks can accommodate. We and quality that cannot l»e beat any- ■
of reasonably prompt delivery.
7* acres, well improved, two sets of
need more industries. The annual where in the United Staten, as blue buildings, on main county road, 1 mile
payroll in «hi» section, not including ribbons will abundantly attest. We to good school.; | mil«- to railroad sta­
tion; 3 hours from Portland markets;
farming anti dairying, approximates have the world beat. The producer fine river bottom soil, running stream;
about *7.’•o.tHMi
lhe milk conden- I of pure-bred stock ami chickens in •• acres of berries, full b, uring, family
orchard. Price 416, (XX). 4 cash, balance
<erv alone assuming about One-third not starving in the Forks of the San- long time. Would consider as a part
of the above amount.
I tiam they are the real money-mak­ payment, residence property or subur
ban acreage, in good town or city in
Th«- dairy industry i« practically er« and are doing their part in bring- the Willamette valley. Yakima valley
n«-w, and is making strides that will the livestock endeavor up to a high or California. Address Gl, Scio Tri­
bune.
place it in the front rrnk in Oregon. standard. No one can go wrong by
28 acres, river bottom, finest of gar­
The da«rvman is fast drifting away coming here and going into the live­ den or berry land; running stream.easy
to irrigate, alx acres of loganberries,
from gra I«* -ws to cows of known stock industry.
raspberries, straw hemes and black l«er-
bn*«-«!» that produce milk in larger
We might go on from now until ries, full bearing; j mile to railroad sta­
and better money -making numbers. dooms day telling of the wonderful tion. good markets. Price *5jXX>. part
cash, balance time. Address G2. Scio
re«t» are being made quarterly, conditions that exist here, but the Tribune.
with full and accurate figure«, on only way to know a fact is to come
50 acres, river bottom, practically all
i the gross pioduction, the cost per and see the country. Seeing will in cultivation, well improved; two sets
cow, and the net errnings of each convince. We know we are a little buildings; on mam county road. | mile
to railroad station. 1 mile to school, 4
tested herd. These figure« are prov­ , prejudiced about this community, miles to good town; an ideal dairy or
Detroit, Michigan
Price *12,(MM). one-half
ing of great value to the dairymen and we cannot help it, and for that fruit farm.
cash, balance long time Addrvwe GA,
of th«- r» r.i, »nd is heipmg to
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Four Reasons Why You Should Buy
Your Ford Car This Month:
We consider it important to give you
these facts, so that if you are planning
to purchase a Ford Car,Truck or Ford-
son i ractor for use this spring or sum­
mer you can list your order at once
and take advantage of our dealer’s first
opportunity to make delivery.
Ford Motor Co