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Th« Scio Tribun«
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Stall Markit AfMt Bi|«tant
C. t Hesses, Market Agent
When th* consumer can buy farm
products somewhere near th* price
the farmer gets f«>r them, then will
on« of th« big hold hacks to agri-
culture be removed
This can Iw
brought about whan producers anu
consumers organise and bring it
about
Age of Breeding Heif
Is Problem for Fanner
It • ...il tt.»i d you leave a MUer
t»»> ■.«>* iH-P r* t>rse»iitUL tbal aba wtil
i,.-». iw aa <<>ud a producsf «f
as aba would have Uaau
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The present condition of ms«» bate forii>a»l th* bablt, U I* «fall
profits to ail products before tn»*y ■ >f - » • r surpius faed aad «■
. pt. i n non uf tiedy fat
reach the home, Is resulting in a big to» .» .«
li » ■
- > t u jeera te ov*e»«M
so-called over-pruduc »<»n
High re­
ih* h»iot aad th* m-reanary haB II
tail prices are narrow ng the mar­ ci«n«iu»rabla.
tin ii . ->ti.»w hand If the heifer. *
ket on many products to the w»-aiihy
<n» oilier animal, is brad toe yeung
Aa asp»wit to« la a mllactlun of
class, and there are n >t enough in
U
o of various sorts is liable te
shows, store ur leas related by nature
this class to anywhere near take ih« f> . »
The growth of toe an«B«l
The Pacific lateeaaUoaal Uve Si k
output. This is especiallv true <>n may l~- »1» |.p»-d. |O< luatsraly, leavlag EtpMMlua. bald al Perllar.d Or.
fruits of all kinds, melon» apple«, m uu < r-. ■• <1 tndlvhlaaJ. <w th* sctual Nuv B-le has drawn and» r Its ample
hn-»'»Un, < a parity ur feeun.Uty may
wings a «<>**■ «1 them. an« tb*r* I«
•tc. The homes will not buy at the tie afr*» ted.
lat ■ rest for everybody in s»-ui* ot
retail prices asked.
it. la»«*vsr. br**»ltag 1« ao< cow*
lb»m
r>
• early a* te bo nnssfa, ft M
It baa
Recently a large auto truck with
It.- h >rr prontdlil* method
it wH
else
extension side rack, use driven •» .. •■ th* tool O< malnienancw ew-
Its dairy can la show la se< <>n»l '•>
down Fourth street, in l*>»rtlan i, in»' io th. »1 -.rier l*ngtb af tliiM the Suns aaywbara la a wui bar a aud qua!
Ry
fully loaded with fruit and food that ah .1 n.-d i.» .-pt no produitlvely
In all <ln-»»-s of Stuck the same preft
Tbs aheap and goal show is regard
the public would not pay the high l*m exlvta
nd by aspects aa ua a par with ar •
retail prios for. and rath»*r than
■h« show la > as erica
11 ora is S real qu«otl<»a IB tb«
The bog shew has always b-*n si
sell the products at prices consum­ mln » of hrvedera as to »bather It 1«
*' •• pmfltabi* to br»ed sows to tnr-
sail eat. and this year will b* bigger
ers could pav. the big l»»ad was de- r.»v |.. ..r»- they era twelve nwftlha I baa ever
■troyad. There were watermelons,
<1 to ti-■■*<! mar** to foal at three I
Tbs draft horse show is rapraesmia
)«ars of ago. to breed eweo to tanoh I live, with five breeds of heavy hors»-»
cantaloupes, crates of oranges, hun
at »•■ young an age aS thirteen to fevtr
aad jae«a
dreda of loaves of bread, bushel'» f
le. n i .mu» <>f as«. The breeder has
The Wasters Winter poultry and
peaches and pears
Iht-se went to ot -crv««»l that »■■metlmas animals bred rabMt show attracts thousands of in
the dump, while hundreds of Port­ «t i ,<- *• young a» those oaiued will lerwnt«d spectator»
•uff*v »> tieir deveiopiaeat or the off
Ifta W«ssarn dairy pvadu»ts show
land families went without fruit
•Io ■■■»
not tw uonaal
Oa the
IB the least epacts, ular aud on* of
slice of melon in a restaurant ..liter '.«nd. If hr<-*»iias operatiufts ran lbs moat tmpuetaai
u. nt three ages the bra«dtag
cost mure than the raiser te-
The buys and girls clubs msk* a
ceived for the whole melon
An Uh- of the animals «111 be pr<»l<mg«d. Show that is the outcome r< work de«
ih.- h .'o-r of offspring from aarft
lined to make Ibis country a betior
ear ui corn will cost about what the fi-m n* «ill b* ln< rcased. ar.d other plmw to live la lust miss seeing I tie
gar»lnet received for a d»>ten cars. ti, . » tielng *»|iial. the prufltablervswo work they bars done
The Land Products show, with It»
Apples r»>t on the ground a hall of hr» i n* of»eratlone «111 be grant«*
W <>t evils ar* likely to follow aurb
•rails aad vagalables
grslns and
doxen miles outoi»le of Fortlaml be
• ari 1 ■ ' i; pradiraf It Is sppar
grasses, coaaty and other exhibits is
Cause uf low pile«, while the r»»tall • n
»
■.« »!»> follow they are to
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■ » ,1 li »-fly In .»no of the fM
prico in th« city i* »u lu^.h th«
»■'» th of the y«u«g
worker’s family will not buy them. dam may be ratal u»d and her ultimate
Thousands of tons of berries rotted sited! nil ihi-d 2 1*he vigor and thrift
on th« vines in the Willamette val­ <>f the offspring may bo below that of
ley this season tiecaus»* there wan no the off-prlng of more matura anímala
.1 k |« -. :,le ilecraaae la the sla« at
market for them, while thousands th* ran or br*o<1 4 Los« of fecundity
of families refused to can them fur ami i|i<inter to the dam at time off giv­
winter use Ivecause of the high re­ ing birth
All »1 uieatlc animals ara, ef couroa,
tail price, and the exhorbitant price
bred before they have attained fail
of sugar.
maturity
They ara Mill growing.
T1.»-y nr* rarely br*»l at the beglaala«
It will not be a serious undertak
of puberty since under average farm
ing to get farm products from the
conditions the brooder has diecovarnff
raiser to the retailer with practical­ that such early ms tings ara nsttaer
ly on« handling, when farmers, re­ •afr n»r profltivble Thor* la raa««ft
tailers and eensutnera get together to believe that there la a right «aff
wrung age at which te flrat breed, but
ami go at it right, and it would no d<'flnlte nilee seem to bo svaftaMa
seem that thi« action will be neces­
sary before there can be a natural
consumption, fair market dernan»!
and pric«« satisfactory to both rais­
er and eat«r. There nee»l not a
pound of farm oroduets be denied a
market if they could be gotten to
the consumer at a price h« could af­
ford to pay.
In middle west state« the same
conditions prevail and the people
are changing them. Farmers have
organised co-operative selling agen­
cies in localities, where all products
of like kinds are sold from the one
plac«
Retailers are co-operating
with the selling agencies and having
th« products delivered direct to
their stores and stands bv auto truck
service, entirely eliminating all mid­
dle service. As these movements
ar« worked out successfully, the
plana will spread.
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The new potato grading and in­
spection law la working out very
satisfactorily, both growers and
shippers generally being in hearty
accord with th« act and complying
with its provision«. Th« matter of
obtaining sack stencils for small
growers who sell a f*w sacks to re­
tailers. has been th« occasion of
many inquiries to the market office.
Stencils cut from heavy paratine pa­
per may be had at cost by applying
to G. L Hyslop, marketing depart­
ment of th« O. A. C.. Corvallis,
Oregon,
Th« Scio Tribun« is offering you a
club rate on th« Portland Telegram
daily and Th« Scio Tribun« till Oct
«1 for th« small
of M 26
Selecting Herd Bull to
Improve Weakest Pointe
In th« **(•»■» ion of a herd bull. (be
cl lef factors to be considerad ata ths
kinds of fa mH les tn the b«rd, aad
ths sue, character, natural flaaUng.
quality, and e» enne»» of confonaaUa«
of the bull. according le Dr C. W.
M. t'ampl-ll. head of the saltasi bftft
bandn
depart Sn«ftt. Kansas Stabs
Agricultural i-oUege
“The »ludj of tbs females of <•
her<1 should receive the Boat rarefai
eon« »toratl»»«.“
rue-tor
MKhapbaft
add*»!
“Ry a careful study af the
females In the herd, s bull esa b« a«
Iscte-I that will Improve the eeabngt
points In ths herd, as well as add tb
Its general lmpr»»v emeat.
“«Ince there la a constant tendsary
for an'mala to revert te thetr swalkv
ancestry, one of the Boat acaaosnlcai
avana .»t maintaining a profit ahis atas
ia our market cattle Is by the ass «f j
Mg. nigged bulla
“<>oe of the meet Important CWB
sldeentlona Is »-haraeter, aa ft Is «ft
evidence of an ability te rspeeffwe
the good qualities which th« ban Map
seif p»ieo»«a»s
ft la Indicated by «et­
ileni » of masculinity especially B tb«
head and neck of a bull and by fka
vigor and style which be Baatfsaka.
“Av meat la the ultimate parpase
of cattle pr-xluct.on th« amoagt «t
meat aa animal -arris«, <w th« MMMl
grshlng of the bull, should MC«d*S
very close consideration.
Quality Is of value becau«e of th«
fact that animals p< »sessing ft wM
rwiulre less feed to produce • givah
amount "f gain sad sail for high yr
prices when marketed than
that d<> not poonass quality,
di «tvd by a soft coat of hair, a
pliable hide and general ame
of conformation
“The mow profitable type of
f.ir the feed lot Is oae with «
seas of conformation, straight
bru«d hack, deep ml .Idle square
snd • I.Mieti«-«» to the ground. I
produ»-e this pmfltable kind af
It I» quite
tlal that a
Tb* . '-I vi today is the eitiaen of
th. future
Esprit advice and atten-
i ui are u laity worth all they root,
a > in no r dance is thia mure true
than in th- car* and attention given
the eyee of a child. He is entitled to
a fair start in life, and thia cannot be
had with defective vision
one of the splendid fe*»urv«
Ks position
The latest show to
CM*«
rifle Internati»mal la
west Grain aad Hay show,
HAI«»1.1» A LB RO.
held in Pendle»<>u
Thia is
tar s 1»Z1 testura.
Manufacturing Optictan
The Industrial Exhibits d*tw»m*nt
affords a »bow that for kmauly sail
value «ould h* bard to surpass. This
great department is filled with fairy
Ilka booths. showin* rosily furs and
other raiment. baautirul furniture,
every convenience a housewife needs,
machinery of «very sort to save labor
and ui< r«-ase profits
Everything has
Its demoUslratios for the public. The
•«nse of alsht and the sense of amt-ll
are both appealed to. for the Hour
.»nd other 1» h »I protlucta cumpa nies
are doing their best to •how the
merits of their good a
The Niithi Horse »how is one of the
four great horse shows In the United
States
it 1» brilliant, esclt Ins and
delightful
Horses hre cotulng from
»he Eastern states this jv»t tu show
their pates in the arena aud struggle
for the tn« prises offered.
U • have a good line of wet weath-
One kind of a show Isn't at the Pa
rifle Internal Iona) and never will bn <>• »1. - in -
» 6. 12 and 16; tops
-the «ambling comesslons and other
. <r •*•»-, I»<>th calked and
<4«»stlonabie auiuseineius that rob
t
II wc have not your size,
children and sometimes grown people witi
and leave nothing but a tud ta-ie will order.
The ExpoalUoa dues not need that
kind of shows
O/V0/7/ e trist.
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Having sold my farm here, and will soon move to eastern
Oregon, I will offer the following property for sale at public
auction, on
Sale Begins at 10 oclock
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MONDAY, OCT, 15,1923
1« Gows, 1 Heifer
1 set work harness
1 set hack harness
2 Brown horaea 9 yearn old l$<>0 pounds
280 Breeding Ewe«, honest to God Sal«*. All
picked young Ewee in Iota and terms to suit
Gray oats 100 bu.
Fanning Mill
I jikmm * hay 15 tons
1 6 foot McCormick binder
15"
1
1
1
t
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16 inch wood 8 cords
Chickens 10Q
mowers
11 foot bay rake
14 inch eteel plow
5 foot diac
harrow«
D> Ijtvel cream separator
Milk cans Other articles loo numerous to
mention
Household k « mm I s
I 3 inch wagon
I hay raak-Wood rack and Gravel b»»l
-ftb«
Lunch served nt nixin by the Ladies Aid oí Scio.
TERMS—All sums of $20 or under, cash, over
note hearing 8 per cent interest.
that amount six rn ulLa time on bankable
Col. BEN SUDTEL.L. Auctioneer
J. S STICHA, Clerk.
ANTONE HOLUB, Owner
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