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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1923)
. • ••. ?-»♦ »*• • ■ ** 'n * c » ■» f X ’ i • . y 5. « I 1 Jr. «V- *--4 ' T_ •,* «»A . • t «•? 7 • • -, t > vt ’’Se e in.,», III *»1 I.OllOH.1*! a. .I.d ■ Editorials Faire 2 JjJ ’ rilE SCIO TRIBUNE tw«en ths ItlfU Mill H9BS IllttlH IkU A great surprise for tbs home knitter* of Ovg«*>, but »Uli a fart Furthcr- mur», thi* yarn 1» absolutely virgin wool yarn; the wool was grown tn Linn County, sold by Mr. .Sender* totiwOr»- gun Worated Company (mill» located at Sell wool), made into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. RUhop. proprietor of th« Woolen Mill Store of balem. Oregon knitter» try thi» run out. All color». 45c per ball of 2 ox* Sample» »ent on application. Addre** C. P. Bishop, Box 75. Salem. Oreg- n. ■ ■ ■ 1 »I rwHMad g«»r> fX.i d i l b* YU* tuiui ur »1 Ul muiuo ■ouextr* consumer. Farm c«w>peraf -r* have a great oi»- X » ' port Unity lu L<« < ' ' ' ' 1 X Invade thia middle profit field opportunitv to co-operate with With the twi third* mid- ; die expense* betwe« n th- tn cut the ’ product* barest necessary rxpenae. ami The l>ay of the Knight I« III It I ' Shelton Bros. i I DR. A. G. PRILL PHYSiciaD ani Sorteoo Calla Attended Pay or Night Scio Meat Market Fresh and Cured .Meat Bacon — Lard ~ Sausage Hulecliek B ioh , Generally speaking, there is now a job in thi* country for every man who wants one. This holds true in almost every com munity shall profit accordingly tcrprismg city of 50,00(1 people is determined that the indus trioua members of the com munit yshall profit accordingly without having to support any idlers. He is having a list made of all the able-bodied loafers in town and holding it for future reference. The loafers are duly wanted that if they apply for help next winter, as many of them have done in previous winters, there will be “nothing doing.” This is a commendable poli cy, if earned out with proper discrimination. It is a historic American principle, handed down from colonial day*, that "he who will not work shall not eat." There is less need of that drastic rule now than there whs in the days of pion eer hardship or during the re cent war, yet it is as just as it ever was, and ns wholesome for those to whom it is applied. Let professional loafers be discouraged, by every mrans possible, in time of plenty as in times of stress. Thon, when genuine need doe* come, it will be less severe. C. K. 8p«nce, Props. eeaaeaaaa—wwaeaaa ♦♦♦«♦♦ I I I STRIKE It is indeed an extraordinary The Scio State Bank Doe» * (Tenera! Bunking Buaineaa. Interest imiti on time deposita. ail living expenses should steadily Real Eitate Broker and Notary Puhi* Obtained, fyamtneJ > Get Our Price Before Selling Elsewhere Coming to Albany and Salem Dr. Mellen thin OREGON . in Internal M< -dicmo for the past twelve years. Will be at ALBANY, Friday, September 21. A litan y Hotel Saturday. Sept.. 22. DAIRYMEN Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. TWO OATS ONLY Secure your date early Laaaaon. Oaanoa Bubecnb* for Tribune -11.75 a year Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mlynarof Jordan Mr. Mlvnar’a They come to spend a year or two. express themselves a* being have They well pleased with the Oregon country. Mra. Florence Everett, who has been assisting In the domestic art department at the U.S. Indian ha» resigned home in Scio Who »ell their whole milk get paid for every ounce of butterfat produced by the cow. No Iona from poor or worn out .separators. Whv be burdened with the drudgery of turning ami washing a separator when you can save money besides time and work. Na Charge for Consultation According to hi* m< lh<«i of treatment he does not operate for chronle appen wages in most Industrie« are high. dicitia. gall »toneh, ulcer* of stomach, Farming alone teem* to have tonail» or adenoid«. Hr ha» to hi» credit wonderful re«ulta collapsed. Wheat at one dollar a in disease* of th« <totn»i h,li\■ • bowels, bushel, with other farm products at blood, »kin. nerve*, heart, kidney,blad pn-M-nt prices, would lie all right for <l»r. bed wetting, catarrh, weak lung*, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcer* and producers if other products were in rectal ailment». proportion As the unjust situation If you have been ailing fur anv length now is. the grower gets less than It of time and do not get any twit, r, do not fail to call, as improper measure, costa him to produce wheat, beef, rather than disease are very often the apples, small frnits and many other cause of your long standing trouble. Auctioneer School at Cbemawa, Scio Mill & Elevator Company Do»* Not Operai» and $35 is now $54. a wagon that retail ■nd returned to her Marquu and Burbank Seed Wheat For Sale. I>r. MeUentHn is • regular graduate the in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Or gon He visits pr . faaalonally the more important towns •nd citlea and offer» to all who rail on All industries except agriculture thia trip free consultation, »icepl the I are get erally prosperous; there I* expense of treatment when demreti I T .Michaels, a sulkev plow that was Kanaaa. > while H. C. ROLOFF have aa their guest* If you are not ready to sell, we will »tore your wheat, and give you a receipt that is negotiable. SPECIALIST PR J. W. GOIN. Veterinarian. Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate products, while he has to pav near- Remotnber above date, that Consulta I Inspector. tion on thi» trip will be free and that Iv double for implements and other hi» treatment 1» different Phon«*:— Palace Fe«d Shed. 1H4 J working and living necessities. Residence, R Married women must be accompanied ALBANY. OREGON by their husbands. A binder that coat the farmer Address: 24 Bradbury Bldg., 1.« Notary SI75 in 1914 now coats $260. ac Angeles. Calif. Phom . ‘ Rm " ‘ K ’ 2 iT»one* ( Il7 Publi.- cording to the statistics of Charles parent a from GRAIN GROWERS 11 11 than the cost of production to growers. nation-wide demand for labor, Riley Shelton lock Box 51B J. F. WESELY, Grocer IT^TUASUD Marion Hotel W. A. Ewing, I J Munkera, the products of the farm, on which I’reaident Vice Pre« the millions depend for food, are so E. D. Myers. Cashier low that moat of them bring less . Your» to Live and Let Live. S alem . Market Agent. advance, month after month, . To know how good a cigarette econi mic condition that wages and Scio, Ore. IO f the far- ' ’ and at State Market report We buy your Veal and Dreaaed Hogs ’ the retailer, t' • t THOSE WHO WON T WORK 8ARTU MOTOR CO , Scio. Or. 8< TO, OREGON ; and high retail once« again»! which the ' ’ home* are now protesting. i Sep. 6. 1923 WILLYS KNIGHT SHELTON BROS.. ; met to the extent <>t a fair return ; ; for his labor, would not add to thi ; ; T hi kmoa Y. Will Pay Top Price» c<m*un • r» price-control ->n the j-art voce *■»» <*a »■ « Poultry We believe in our town, community and its people: ir. our store its goods and fair prices. We believe that honesty is n<»t only the best policy but also the only means to success and happiness. We believe in courtesy. kindness, generosity, good cheer, friendship and honest competition. We believe life too short and holds too much to be made solely a matter of dollars and cents. We believe sure should be the aim of every man and the measure of his ability. We believe a store shculd be judged by the quality of its service. We believe in advertising. That it is not wisdom to Keep ones light under a buahel. We believe in practicing in what we preach, and that if you get acquainted with us and the business principals for which we Htand you will »tanti up at all times for our store, our V wn und our community to your full measure. w th being their own middle men <« tw- • n the grower Because a car coat» les», don't pas» it up without lnve*tlg»lion Wants all your the ' ; grower* and come half way for the ! > the Knight alimi' l * t Our Platform ana , , reorganise the wasteful anti expen- i > i > *ive system. Uonaumer* have equal perhatM producer* and The hay The Scio Trihnn* Notice of Final Settlement ed for $80 before the war now costs Notice i* herein given that the under $135 and lobor that coat the farmer signed. a* adminMtrator of the estate $1 50 per day now comes at double of Solomon Ottawa, decease' in the County Court of Linn County. that scale, Oregon, hi» Anal account as such sd Wheat at 90 cents per buahel to ministrator amt thc»nidi ourt ha Monday, the loth <l»> of ■ ■ ] t> ->>i. the farmer, when freight 1» deducted, 1923. at the hour of two o'clock in the is 1J cents per pound, while the afternoon of that dav. ■» the time for the hearing of objection» to said Anal wholesale price on middling ($3h at account and the «etthrment thereof. thi* writing. $3f> at the mill I is near Any and all person« having nbjm-tmna ly two cent* per pound—a higher to asili final acrount are hereby notlArd to be preaent at »aid time in the County price than tne grower gets for his Court room in the Linn County Court whole wheat. While the grower Hou»», in the city of Albany. Linn County, Oregon, and then and th« re gets but I j cents for wheat the make such objection» FRANK 8. GRIMES, price of Hour io nearly four centa Administrator of said Estate. per pound and the price of bread HILL a MARKS. from seven to nine centa. Attorneys for Administrator. There ts far too great a Oregon Milk Company Condensery, Scio, Oregon •♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦»»» - Special Sale From September 1 to 15 \ r-- .-h .<!!■ ! . ’ inch . I . tf ¡nd, Ul, to 12 inches wide Can be had for $12.00 per M at the Hrudka Mill & Lumber Co On the Wain place 2j imi« » southwest of Scio, Oregon I have taken charge of Albers Bros. > warehouse at West Scio and will be in the market for all kinds of grain and hay, and will pay the top market prices at all times. C. L. Donohue Phone Scio 16 Scio, Oregon
