The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, October 11, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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PEOPLE'S COLUMN
The Scio Tribune
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Heating Stoves
(Editor's Nou - We are glad to
rive soar* to the people of our com
'«unity oa topics of the day. but
ask them not to become personal or
abusive.
Each contributor must
sign name, not for publication, hut
for our yrolactiini ]
Albany. Oregon. Oct. 3. 1924
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A gr< at surprise for the home knitters
of Orcgrei, but still a fact. FVrtber-
more, this yam is absolutely virgin
wool yam; the wool •«< grow-' i I inn
eounty, sold by Mr. Senders to t'.« Ore­
gon Worsted Company tmill. loca <1 at
Sellwood), made Into worsted yam by
Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitters try this vam
out. All colors. 4fe- per ball of 2 or«
Hamplea sent on appl-cation
Address
C. P. bishop. Box 76. Salem. • irrgoo.
DR. A. G. PRIIJ.
Plvuciu aai Soneot
Calls Attended
Day or Night
ORE
SCIO
O. F. Korinek
Veteriimrinn
STAYTON,
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Dear Editor:
Being a firmer and interested
io the boat developments of the
county 1 am al ■ lues to know the
reason of th« peculer action of <>ur
county court and budget commi tra­
in turning down the appropriations
for Extension work in Linn count»
I Hl KSt’AV. Oct » 1. 1923
We who are making any success
at all of our businooars are engaged
Mr. Rowan Whealdon, a gradu­ in dairying which to mv mind is the
ate uf Heed College, in PurUand.
moot important and profitable mdu
and head of the mathematics dep­
•try ia Unr, e unty
We were ju«t
artment in the Corvallis high school,
about ready to organise a cow lest
ha* le-en appointed director of ths
mg aobiciaUoa n( which I am anx <
11’23 Christmas Seal Sale for the
ioua to see succeed
Now it ap­
Oregon Tuticreuloalo
A>wociation
pear» that all action in thia reapc t
and will visit the entire stats dur-
must ceaar because we will have no
ig the n«-xt two months.
county agent to keep the work lined
up and running smoothly.
The State of Oregon ha* received
It seems to mo that by all means
$16x111 95 from thè Fur«wt Seruies. •urao action should tie taken to keep
I S Department of Agnculturv. thia work going
If the budget
m « ita «liari-
f thè rt-ceipts from committee io loo ignorant to •>•*■ the
National Foresi nwouresa during value of It or the county too poor to
thè fiscal yrar 1923, accuiding lo put up 32300 to which will be
an aniioiinremenl from thè Districi added 32300 mor* from outside the
I . r. «!i-r‘a ‘tficr in Portland
Word county to finance this work I will
to ih - i-ffect haa l*en seni to Gover­ be one of a number uf other taim
nar Walter M Plerss.
era to help finance t>ie work
tiri.’ n con faina 13,137.447 screa
Cannot something be done thru
<>f National Foresi landa. There your paper to stir up intreet in thi*
are fiftern National Foresta locatevi and still put it over?
in vari 4« parta of the state.
Your» very truly
Carl M Miller
( alia answered Hay or Night
Tuberculin Testing
>oeoooee»»+»oo»»e»eooee
: Scio Meat Market
An auto load of people from Port­
land visited the Lot*. Larsen Mine
over Sunday.
Fresh and Cured Meat
Bacon Lard - Sausage
Holecliek Bios,
Props.
Scio, Ore.
Shelton Bros.
the foot of the mountain to the main
tunnel of the Crown Mine will be­
gin within a few days so that a
coinpr. — >r and drill can be moved
in as well as other supplies bv the
Wants all your
Poultry
Will Pay Top Pric-M
aid of horsea.
SHELTON BROS • •
PRICES RIGHI
If you* ant your home keept Comfortable this Winter Buy a
H EATROLA
The Hestmla is a Parlor Furna< e not a stove.
stove heats by Radiation. A Furnace by circulation.
H«n<< it
k
more Healthful to have a Heatrola in
Your Home.
i DAIRYMEN
Whu sell their whole milk get paid for every
ounce of butterfat produced by the cow. No
Io .« from poor or worn ou1 • parator*. Whv
lie burdened with the drudgery of turning
and washitig a -> parator when you can save
money besides time and work.
Scio. Ora«.. October 9. 1923
To The Editor Scio Tribune,
Scio. Oregon
Dear Str; -Ther« will be a meet
la« at the Riverview school house
school district No. 10, next Satur
day Oct 13, under the auspices of
’he Lian eounty Farmers Educe
tional A Co-operative Union of
America.
The
closed
business
session will be held in the forenoon,
but the afternoon meeting will be
open to nay one that wishes to come. ‘
ARRIVING DAILY
At W esely Store, Ladies and Childrens wool and
cotton hose.
Mens Winter Woolen Underwear, Shirts. Socks
and Knit Coats.
Come and Get Our Prices Before you go Else­
where: Our Prices are right, and therefore as we
desire your ¡ratronage and cooperation, we wish to
thank you sincerely in advance.
It is reported that the Silver King
mining Co. have let a contract to
SCIO, OREGON
Chas. Brown for 200 feet of tunnel
Yours For Quality and Service.
work tn the main crons cut. Low
water in Henelin creek has interfer­
W. A. Ewing,
T. J. Munkers,
ed somewhat with running the com-
President
V ice Pre«.
prt»mor hut with the heavy rains of
E. D. Myers, Cashier
the past week plenty of water to now
We have the aseurrenec that Gover­
to be had.
nor
Pierce will be with us in the
Work on the Fawn creek cut-off
afternoon and give hie views of the
i* progressing forward and to now
Does a General Banking
Tag question at the preernt time ['
m. VW
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partly graded.
Business. Interest paid
We would like to nave a full house I —■■■
The Lot*. I ji rsen lode le said to
on time deposita.
to hear him. Wa also expect the
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lx* 50 feet wide in certain plaeeo aa
state market agent. C, E Soence.
exposed in their 1000-foot drift oo
of Portland to be with us and give
the vein. They are sorting the ore
us an address giving some of the
for shipment and preparing for mill­
Real Estate Broker
possibility» of help from hie office
ing operations on the lower grades
and Notary Public
for the farmer»
^bstraftt ObiatneJ. faamtntd
Yours truly
The daily Oregonian and Seto
Mrs S. B Hott
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Tribune will com« to you for one
Sec Linn Co. F. E. A C. U. ofA.
W e have our mixing plant in operation and are
Notary year at the special rats $6 26 Thia
Pfinnaa J » R
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Businoea 117
Public rate close» October 31st
two grades of dairy feed which we guarantee
Oregon filberts ar» getting to be
Thi Scio State Bank
J.
Riley Shelton
. WESELY,
The Dairymen
H.G ROLOFF
an Inportant crop but insuring
pollenation asaential to bearing ia a
problem, though largely solved aa
Io the station display at the
FOR OVER 44 YEARS state fair. Ssvsrrl systems pro-
HU.I I ( «TARRN suinxitaaWn
.i*l au..««■full/ la U m tmiiHai a vide for polionation of the mam
Catarrh.
DR J. W. GOIN,
crop. Du Chill to pollenate it. and
NSI.I.-S (iTlSRS
Veterinarian.
state of an ointment which
Nottingham to poltonste the Du-
Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate Raliavao b» local aMUsattea.
Intsmal Madr ina a Tonte, which »eta Chill and receive pollenatlon from
Inspector.
through th* Blood an the Mucose Bar both the others
the Daviana mav
Pbooes. -rslace Food Shod. 1S4 J
fa«-*, thua rmluctng th* -"--irmitir
bo substituted for the Nottingham
JUaSdvM«, MO-R
a«44 by all druartate.
Auctioneer
ALAAhY. OUCOM
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The
sbovo UMrcU with
the
sproval of the editor of the Tribune,
Conaenaciy, Scio, Oregon
sad the ideas adove expressed show
bow muck the average farmer I
appreciates the work of the county
Agent. It to worthy of notice thnt •»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦••♦»•»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e------------------- TTTTTT ttt roso ess
the countv court srnses the worth
of the agent and that it ia taking
stope to provide for his services
ia all endavors. a loader ia needed,
and so a lender to needed in farm
aetivitiee. By all means keep the
The Dawes Bros are said to have
a very promising property on Boul­
der creek, east of Gold creek, Co«-
siderable work has been done on it
in the past. Near It to the Lewis
& Clark mine which to a load, silver county agent, whether it is Mr.
and void uropoeilioo. Many other Heyman or some other man. How-1
prospects sre tn the immediate vi­ ever. Mr. Heyman haa shown his
worth and should be retained
cinity.
Editor
Construction of a wider trail from
We buy your Veal and
Dressed Hogs
I he Best of the Good Ones
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making
to give
resultn or money back.
I ry our Feeds and SAVE MONEY.
We Have Seed
; V\ hrat Manjur«, Burbank, Bart
Gray Oats Hay Mixtur«
* i brat
Scio Mill & Elevator Company