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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1923)
The Scio Tribune General Newa Smith W Brookart, Republican U. S. Senator from loam, who re cently returned from Europa, where •* a delegate from the Co-operative League ol America, lie attended Lfie international co-operative congreea. say» that he beievee that the eo- Im one RADIO FAN that never/ shivers '! Comfortable as you make ’em even until the small, wee hours when the last program is “signed off.” Pearl Oil will keep the room warm with no more bother than light ing a match —no fire to build —wood, coal, or ashes to lug. A* easy to “keep up” as turning a wick —the most conve nient heat ever made. When you order— get the oil that bums up completely, that leaves the air sweet, fresh and clean. Pearl Oil is refined and re- refined by the Standard Oil Company's special process —every drop is entirely consumed in clear, heat-producing flame. Be sure the ker osene you use is the highest quality only — when you order say “Pearl Oil” by name. STANDARD OIL COMPANY PEARL OIL y (KIIUNRNBÌ >HEAT^UGHI A Oil Beateti . Cbekslow* (/■ Lamps opsDative m vetnenl r ^ '.. »a d led. can eettlr thr unrest of the world Hr any* it is ihr “only constructive idea that has survived eht war.*' and that it is h vi»g won derful growth and results in Europe The Senator stalos that the co- operative* absolutely 1 .m> ate l’.> laud, that the p ans are *■> earefully and thoroughly w qk><d out that the eaptalitts have no place m them, that they have given up the tight to cuotroi product* arid prices, and that they are content to loan their n oii- e> to the co-oprrativ .-* Page 3 bile Compensation Claims With the fifth anniversary of the world war ending at hand, hundred* of war veterans of this district, discharge.! shortly after the arm istice was sighed, h’ve but a few days more to file e»mpen»aii>m claim» with the (’nitrd State* Vet erans* Bureau of disabilities due to war service. I. C. Jesseph. north- west manager of the bureau, urged that every ex-service man who may tie entitled to government benefits make official application for same immed a itely aa the five-year period allowed by the federal law fo making Compensation requests ex t> r-*s in i many instance* shortly after November 11 of this year Every Body Dance in Scio's Big Gym. NOVEMBER 17 tlf Denmark he said the iT<e«l packing industry is controlled by co-operative organixati r.s f tar n- er* and Consumers, and that thr svstem ia far more rftiicicil than the packing trusts of thia country. The director of the bureau may He said the country Is praet -ally ex end the application peri id one a co-perativr republic. year if good cause is shown why the Of the movement in Great Britain veteran faileb to make the request he say* that country "can practical f«r compensation during the time ly supply every' want the modern allotted. civilised mm can leuuire’’, aid th.it The Veterans’ Bureau ia anx- tiermany has evm a greater mem borahip than Great Britain, ani i - that < vrrv ex aerviee man and that up to the time of r>- -•■nt inter o niiaii know the law its this res;» «Ct in rdev that n<> war veteran with nal upheavals, the m >vem»nt cv--n the slightest aervi -e disability ■ making tremendous pr> gu t will fail to make proper apiJieation No nation caa pay the tiddler'» bill O. A. C. Farm Reminder* in Russia he said thirt• per cent for government c >mp. n cation with hy doing the fiddling Itself. of the factories, store* an I the in- i in the time limit,., sai l Hr Joeseph. dustrie* of the nation were in con Cull j>otat -e» afford an opmirtuni 'Filing of a claim protects the vete Advertise is The Scio -ibune and gvl trol of co-o|«rratiye« and that t >• ty to che*t>en the ration for hog», ran in case the war Injury or die- volume of busine«.« i* -ix times Four hun Ired (nunli >f cooked or ibiiitv. now slight and n >n eompen- greater (iii gold! limn < el"f u< *u tiOO pound* of rav p>*atoes wtll re -«able. Iw-cc.me* aggravated at a NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD MEETING The United Stales tuts been very place 100 pound* of the average i later date. The claim will be on Pursuant to a petition signed by a slow in taking up the - |>erative feed gram* record and the case may tie reopened ; ¡<-gal num tor of resident fn-ehoklrru, movement, but thr- r « •- ti l >«» They should lie feed tn i combination taxpayer* anti legal voter* ut Road Dis .it any time. The imtxirtant thing of agriculture ■!.;■ mk • !■ •••• witn grain at th<* rate of 4 pounds trict No is of | inn County, Oregon, . is to file the claim within th* al- I Notice is Hereby (liven that a meeting years is arousing farm- r- > the • ■■- Cooked to one of ground grain, or •f the tegs! voters of Hord District No, lotted time and then make every crsaity of -.•■rnr m- .r • f . - f nt 2 pounds of raw to I pound °f 15 of l.inn County, Oregon, will tw held effort to prove service connection .it the hour of 2 o'clock P M , on the ami the !-■• perativ- m.n-»>r.t ground grain. The grain should 7th day of Novemtwr. IWJ3, at the fof the disabilities alleged “ seem* to be the line nop-- n sight not br cooki-d but added when the ! Oregon Milk Com|>any,a tdndvnstng Milk Plant in said Rea l District, to de Mr Jeaaeoh also urged that all potatoes are s-imewhit c >.>ke I Consumer*, also, are c'l-ting al> ut termine whether or not said Hoad Dis for a mean* to low»r <• ■•' >f living ex service men who have not re Other root or vegetable crop* that trict shall vol» a apectal tax of 11300,00 i stated their war risk insurance do are unsaleable can 1>e profi-ahly ut- i|* n 'ill the taxable property wlihin and are agitating orgn'.i.'iti ■< said Road District for the improvement •o al the earliest possible date Co-operate with farm ■« with th . ilixed a« hog feed Ju Ig nenl mu*t ■ f the roads tl» rein aa follows, to wit. grading, graveling, draining and repair purpose of getting f" > I in d .■•’« The procedure is simple and delay ■ be used a» they are all w iterv ing »aid roada. means increased premium rates a» Feed with grain to «»'■» iin beet more direct and at lower price* re Ill order of the County Court of Linn ■mown by the age table, be stated. , < ounty, < »regon. The Department of Agriculture suit* Dated thi» 17th day of Octotier. 1923 ¡Compensation claim* may be filed ■late* that two million peoid* left Attest R M Ruasell, County Clerk. or government insurance reinstated B. M Payne, County Judge. th* farms last year in-cause thev A rut I on la recommended by ih» 1». C. Thoms, County Commissioner. could nut make a living, amt thou either tiy letter or jiersinial visit to Punted this 17th da) of, October 1'23 office at dairy department of the i‘xperiment By Riley Shelton, Aigsiinled by the sands more would m> doubt have i tiie Veterans’ Bureau station a «sum mg that dairy nwners Court. lt-3t. left if they had been able to hav- Seattle, Portland. Spokane or Boise. have legume hay * ich as clover, al sold or rented their land falfa. or oats, and vetch and corn Nltice if District Road Melting Product ion and Dlatribalion A Country cannot In- generally ailage. All the hay and si age the prosperous unle«- itagreare«t indust Pursuant to a petition signed by a le President Harding called attention cow will dean up ■hoi Id be giv< n gal nunim-r of resident freeholders, tax- ry, finxl production, is pr utter >ua. ' to the part played in the high cast in addition to I pound each dav of payer* and legal Voter* of Road District Thi* is an age of co nbinaim i an I of living by the expense of d.stribu So lit •( 1 inn County, Oregon. Notice the following ration for euch .’<4 is Hereby Given that a meeting of the price fixing and agric-ilt ire mu»t ! . in. Thia la a feature of our modern legal voter* of road Dlatrict No III of pounds of milk produced have a pirt in th - •/.. < i mt n nt ! meri'handising to which the attention Three hundred pound« «-ach of bar I.inn County, Oregon, will tie held at • the people has been called repeat tin- hour of 2 o'clock P. M., on the 24tn continue to be the dcllatiuu goat" edly. It ia generally recognised that ley, oats ami mill run, with lull day of Nuirmler. P- ’.'I, at the -am •* of the nation. Il i* net uiuih more l mal» loo much to gel wnat is pro pound* <>f a high protein eonci-ntra- Ines -ehool H >uae in said Road Dlcirict to determine wheathcr or not said R.*sd of an undertaxing tu orgauute Uie duved into me hands of the consumer. te such as linseed oil meal, Cotton District shall vote a special tax of ust now to remedy thia situation is , 'armer* than to orgamxc ia n wtien 31000 Upon all the taxable property *e.-.| meal or cocoanut meal » ithm «aid Road District for the im the farmers are ready to urgamse. the problem that today confronta the If kale i* available it n. <v lie fed m provement of th-- roads therein aa fol American people. The president did low* to wit, grading, gravelling, drain The depression ui un- pa*t two yeai* nut think th« difficulty maurmount- addition to other fee is wth eXC*-||. ing and repairing «ski roads. should auon have liieiu ready. He had an idea iliat something ent results. Byorder of th* County Court of Linn County, Oregon. By group sirengUi laiuiera can can be done for it* solution by co- Dated this 29 day of October, 1923. control their imlustrv in the »a ue .•peralive agencies through the as Attest Rus ell. County (Terk. Hungarian vetch is well suited to .i».ame of the state ami national It M Payne. Conntjr Judge, way that manufacturers control the soils a little tot. heavy or too D. Thoma. • ounty Commissioner go-, rmmenta. He told u* he had not theirs. Through organisation they J l> Isom, County Commissioner a well worked out plan, but be had an cold or wet for common vetch. • i-sled this 29th day of October. 1923, can regulate production, control dis .d<a that something on the basis of The Hungarian vetch stand* the Ry W. A. Gilkey, Appointed by the tribution. determine pn<- s 1 ti -v the -aiings banks and budding and more srvrre winter conditions in the Court. .-an reform the middle handling loan associations can be devised to lower Willamette valley counties. syalem and control it. Bv co oper gi. e aid to co operative efforts on part of the people who produce and I at ion with retailers and cor «.imeis You notice when the girls took to d. tribute the staple art eles of trade. thev can get their prod ic < t ■ the trousers they didn’t buy long bsggv t ullí someone more fully develops consumers at gr<atiy reij- l ex the pish, the p -tiple will be able to ones. prnae*. thereby gelt ng a profit for form no judgement as to its feasibility i Rabies make iota of noise, and some themselves tiaaed m c ut of | r ■ I ic- In his special message to congress I ef them, remark* W. G. keep right Don, and at the ung time h »Id re wh¡. h meets In December, he mas ex on at it unid they grow up and die. tail price« down tn where there w II pt- •.cd to set forth the plan he would ■ w >rb out to facdlitate and cheapen lie normal consumption When far disti .hution. Doubtless Secretary Notice oí District Road Meeting mere are ready these coaditiob* can Hoover and the department of com- i Pursuant to a petition signed by a t kRE.E LILLY CONDUCTED VISION and will be bi ought vi-<>ut. mere* are giving spec al attention to I K \ E.Y s show* that <2% ef all rhld- this particular line of work The legal numt>er of res dent freeholders, taxpaver* ami legal voter* of Road Dia- rrn twtween the agea of si* antean president felt that, having ••xtende.i tricls No. 33 of Lin» County. reg.>n. have defective eye*, No power on earth can keep a L ry substantial aid to the agrcultur Solle* l* Hereby Given that a rm • ting W<*t of three children are being man down or a fou: ri*» man al interests, some s milar aid can be < f the legal voter* of R<«d f»istHet No | forced to <kn school Work wider the X3 of I.inn County, < 'repon, will be held ex.ended to the con-timing interests at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m . on the handicap of a c<» atant nervous S'rain caused by neglect of eye* that need > ti pr eni administration, • ven in ¿4th doy of Noveml> r, 1928. al the help And the pitiful part I* th*' the ■me mall measure, is able to solve Markers School House In aa> I Itoad parent's ignorrnce of the conditions i program of distribution. It will District, to determine whether or not -oes not save the child from th* penalty •aid K «ad District for the imprv>vem*»t he is C mstantly pa- mg. <• th- American people increasing of the roods therein follow*. to-wit, iy n its <iebt. grading, graveling, draining and repair it g »aid roads By order of the i ounty of Linn County .ayl>- th ••Ider's bonus will be Oregon. j>a I when all the war babies are 21 Dated this 31st day of October. 1923 year» old. Attest: ft M, Rusned. County I lerk, b M Payne, County Judge & D. C (home. County Commiaeioner oerA. One of the best things a father can J. D. Isom, County ( omoMaaianer. Posted this Slot, day of. October 1923 present hie son as a cv a» atraes mi nt HAROLD AL BRO. By Ja*. J. Johnston, appointed by the present is a job. latri. Manufagtprihf OptfSMB Music by Lebanon Orchestra Supper Served by High School ADMISSION lz)pto//i elrist. *LttNr
