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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1923)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE P-toto-to l'«n tkorWM to TK». rami Si nntJNMIMU iOMPANY M Seto. Use < O‘U Oraeee I V. tosto» K4tto> a Htoato» toi ton Mr. I 11 I . to Atos Hol Clnvtacloe Maaasor Itosss .... I Hui*r<pika, la to.MM 41 I* 440 tto .... If ea»l ■< ito «to W tto rme |> » ■»■all» I» «tosse» ... .... ADVIKTUUNQ BA TICS ' I seel to > ar Ok*»« ratoar. see Itos ' IN. as al.er.toa« ear iato • tAr ... We . • •>« <4 TkM.tr .... Ito Ha.. -..to I ri l.ira • W St Seat* H*a Mi -lussUU <-«1»»»» A«.erilwaenU ato-to raato Ikkl tore art ItoM ,<-■«. r atoti l. Irai» iuHr.Uai la ransto to If«,.Mar. I ad- Mi.aU»« tolto to SSed fM Ui I atoasse »I v.MVMtoe. ______________________ I rito«, tllteitara to ai* Baa ato Ito Sa«a* lu fur ahull II Manda « m Nattes tediti !!*■ ■ ilk IL-«l. «to Jas- Ore fw aS. J TJ' Oregon Mid« H« im IfiiltiM Yiw I III IUUIAV. (let >8. 1923 A great surprise for the home knitter« of Orvgrsi, but «till ■ fact Further- more, thia yarn »» ataoluv virgin wool yarn, the wool was grow- Linn county, sold by Mr. Se- >l«r» to t’. iire- gon Worst«! Comi any un"i- • < <l at Sellwood). mek into wor-t--d yarn by Roy T. Bishop, eon of C I’ Htehop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitter» try thia var» out. AH colors. 46c per ball of 2 or.« Samples aent on application. Address I*, t-iabop. lio» 76 Salem. < >r«*un. I > C Dioma our road cvinm- iMionar. has been doing mutch ruad construction tn thia part of the county thia summer, and he ia nti'led I'» all the praise. He as- ciated amund him go«.d and true men, and no» the roada are in better stiaiM’ than they have been m many year*. Mr. Thoma ha* proven that he Is fur his end of the County, and with proper encour- «gement wil* do much more. The , ittron» along the road to Arnold's G. PRILX • hool have mutch to lie thankful (or. and those along the Scto Jeffer- ani Scrim • m ro»d are also being bb-eerd with Attended uutch construction work. Now or Night nat th."-«- roads arc plac'd in good -. ORE. .-otpltti n. it iM-h'Mivea the residents •J along this road to continually and fi-rey-r to lie urging the highway cotnmi»»i >n to pave this road It can lie a •■■mpliehed If every man Ahl mt.-ir« himself in the matter. Kt-mcm er, in unity there ia un tili u-.i stri ngth. - ' ollH.is I 1 DR. A PIHSICI3B traite Day 8C1O O. F. Korinek Veteiinniimi • STAYTON. Calla answered I'ay or Night Tuberculin Testing Scio Meat Market Fresh »nd Cured Ment Bacon I .arti Sausage We buy your Veal and Dressed Hogs Holechek Bioa, Props. Scio, Or*. Dr K H Hobson and wife are » n to leave Scio for Salem, where the doctor will open an office in the Bank of Commerce building. We are sorry to lose these good people, especially so since there ia no effort Iwmg made to hold all we have and trying to secure others to come among us. Shall we let our popula tion dwindle, or shall we as a people try to hold them and secure others? I his is a serious question and needs much solid thought. Typhoid Shows Increase Shelton Bros. Wants all your Poultry Will I’av Top 1‘rit- •« _____________ V * SHELTON BROS. SCIO, OK ECON T. J. Munkcra, Vice I’rra. W. A. Ewing. Preaident E. D. Myers, Cashier Thi Scio State Bank Does a General Banking Business. Interest paid on time deposits. Riley Shelton Real Estate Rrolfer and Notary Public '/tbslrath Obtained. f.tamintJ JC1O . . . OREGON Phones The Scio Tribune Editorials Pâtre 2 Res HR 12 Business 117 Notary Public H. C. ROLOFF Auctioneer Records of the State Board of Health for the past two or three month* show an increase in the in cidence of typhoid fever at various point» within the state. As is well known this disease is generally trans mitted through personal contact with patients or carriers, through i- llute.l wa'er supplies, or through contaminated milk carelessly handled by carriers at the dairy or on the routes, and also by contaminated foods that have been handled care- lewily and exposed to flies A study of the situation made by the State Board of Health points t<> the protmbilily that most of the present cam-« are due to the use of polluted waters, used for drinking puriMiM-s. especially from polluted streams around industrial camps, and contaminated wells and cisterns n the smaller town and rural dist ricts. Some cases are also being reported that are evidently due to contact with carriers who have emigrated from other states were th.- diM-aae is prevalent. Few case« have l*en reported from towns and cities that have a pure water supply. Warning ia hereby given therefore to avoid drinking water from old wells and cisterns or streams of questionable origin. Clamping The Oregon Boot HEATROLA On top of ail kinds of frsak legis lation. Oregon ia SMe-1 to exper l meat with a state income tax Oregon has high millage taxes' psi» a big federal revenue and income lax. and on this is to come a state income lax The legtalatur and state officials were elected upon a pledge to re I i ce taxation ami give the state c< olid a ted departments Heat your Home with a Heatrola and have fresh warm air circulating all through your home. I * I > I » < > I < ' In violation of all this and fai urs to keep alt pledges, new taxto. more officials, and more txtards and coinmioaions were create,! The state of Washington and Idaho retain their cabinet or depart ment .»ystern. reluci- their state millage taxes, and repudiate aisle income tax California, th* m<Mit proaperou* state in th« West, levies no state millage tales and repudiate« .the idea of a state income tax I. bbasom , Itaaooa We have a good line of New and 2nd hand Heaters. Gain Will the voters on Novrmiier nth damp the Oregon boot tighter, and prevent muchneedod investments of capital and industrial development by enacting a state income tax’ It is up ‘ m ths voters November 6th DAIRYMEN Nitici F m MkitiM BiHrtBMl tf Ik« laHitef U. 8. Itond Offie« at Portland Ore. Octotrer 10. 1V23. No tic« ia hereby given that Tom D Hartley, of Scio, l-lnn County, Oreg»» who, on May 1, 1919. ma-lr liomi--l<-a<l Entry. No. 0M73. for W S S W Section IS. Township 10 south. Rang» I weal, Willamette meridian, ha» fil-1 notice of Intention to make rtnal lhrv< year proof, to eetabliah claim to Un land above deorribed. before the < ierk of the County Court for Linn County. Oregon, at Albany, Oregon, on the ith day of itooember. 19*23. Claimant name» *a witneaaea: li. E. Rodgers, Charioa Rhoda. W tu. eran. Ed. Fleming, ail of ecio. lunn Couuty, Oregon Atxumt Swank Act Register. 10-6* Who sell ll.i-ir whole milk get paid for every ounce of butterfat produced hv the cow. No loss from floor or worn out separators. Whv I m - burdened with the drudgery of turning and washing a - • |»arator w hen you can save money besides time and work. Oregon Milk Company Condensery, Scio, Oregon Office Hours: • JO to It A. M. 1 JO to 6 P. M. 1 >B.< \ Fl( ARRIVING DAILY DENTIST Sit W. 2nd Hlrwl Albany, Oregon We have Everything OPTICAL At \X esely Store, ladies and Childrens wool and cotton hose. Men s W inter \X oolen L nderwear. Shirt*. Socks STRAIN la th« cause >f many HUMAN III» and Knit Coats. BANCROFT Come and Get Our Prices Before you go Else* where: Our 1’iiccs are right, and therefore aa we Optical Company 318 W. 1st St.. Allany desire your patronage anti cooperation, we wish to thank you sincerely in advance. Ù ours Lor Qyality and Service. Save your »hoe» from ruin ous i soaking»—avoid falls oo icy walks—keep . your feet dry —by wearing -Bail-Band” Rubber». BALL@BAND Come in and are our wrong, sturdy "Ball- Band” 1 hilI Sandal w Dull Nipper (below i vail, and outwear oniitutv Ths RM Rdf Trek Mark -Fuotwaa. FOR OVER 4« YEARS DR J W. GOIN. Veterinarian Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate Inspector, PhonesPalace Feed >ha«l. IM J Rssiihnra, M» R djuht , QRBMUK that is not kept in circulation. HEAT YOUR HOME WITH A HEATROLA Secure your date early Ixwk B om 618 Air that is kept circulating is more healthful than air Hibler & Gil) I
