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The Scio Tribune
General Newt
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a few cases where chicken roosts
Smartly Styled Coat
have been robbed there has been
County Paragraph»
j little or no thieving.
The Women'« Club ot Lebanon
At the meeting of the Knights of
held open house last Monday night the Maccabees in Albany Saturday
Professor J. Leo Fairbanks, profes- night officer« were installed for the
sor of Art at O. A C.. was the prin- ensuing year; a number of new mem-
dpai spekgr. His subject was "Civ kiers wers initiated and plans wars
made for the district joint initia
ic Improvement’*.
The Paren t-Tawcher circle of I^eb- tion, which is to be held in Albany
Form the Habit
of buying
Round Trip Tickets
■non plans to have "Dads* Night" on Jan. 26.
at their meeting Friday night.
More than 150 members attended
Mr«. Martha R. Morgan, age 90 ■ the installation ceremonies and ban-
years, fell on the floor at her home >|uet given by Purity Rebekah lodge,
in Albany last Wednesday afternoon No. 130, at Halsey last Wednesday
and broke a thigh bone. She was, night.
alone at the time and lay on the
There is reported to be 36 inches
floor nearly four hour« before any ! of »now at Fish Iteke, in the moun-
one was aware of the accident.
tains beyond Cascadia.
Births In Albany exceeded the
Dr. Ira Landreth, extension «ecre-
death« by 69 during 1923. according tary of the United Society of Christ-
to the report of Dr. Joseph Mvers, .an Endeavor, »poke at a rally of
An especially stylish nuxiei In a
citv health officer
the Linn County Christian Endea-
utility cvet I» shown here Note its
A oublic hearing was held at v«r Association in Albany last Tues- length, the clever »ds pt st Inn of th«
Raglan sleeve, the narw* close Otting
the city hall in Albany on Jan 1Ü. day evening.
cuff« ■«<! <x»»y muffler cullar, all c>n
to bear objections to the e-mstruc
Dal. for the Linn County Teach-
trlbutlng comfort and warmth a« well
tlon of the prop<»«c«l new hi
r»’ It ilute, which is to be held at as fine style The dsslgn la adapted
to ths smsuo ’ s heavy routing. aa
^/ver the Willamette at that ola «
I a -I -in »n. baa been set for Jan. 19.
Th«- matter was left in the hands of
Farmers in the vicinity of Harris- tfexuei a hair, tweed and misture«
the Stale Highway Qimmiwn >n.
burg are reported to have seen the
Irving Vining. president of the|b«dy of a man floating down the
The little daughter of Mrs. John
state chamber of commerce, gave' Willamette river one day last week, Gibbons, who lives near Shelburn,
an address before the Albany cham I I k > »aid they made an effort to se was brought to Scio Tuesday even
ber last Wednesday, in which he pic- cure the body, but failed. It was ing suffering with a piece of steel
tured Oregon as a land of unaur-
;.v dr ompowd and only a «mall in her eye, which flew in the eye
, when she was driving a wedge in a
pmuu-d scenic beauty, natural re amount of clothing was attached.
sources and opportunity.
Everitt Archibald, a native of stick of wood she was trying to split._
The City Marshal of Jefferson Linn county, did at Bend last Sun- Dr. Prill extracted the element.
one day last week shot a dog, which, Jay.
D. C. Thoms, county commission
he lh< ught at the time was one that j
Albany has been selected as the
er attended the convention of the
he had ordered kept off the street, starting point for the Coolidge pies-
judges and commissioners <>f the
but was found to be the property of dential campaign. Senator J. L.
i state, which was held at Salem on
another man. and a fine pedigreed, Pattervm will start next week on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
canine. The owner says he will take i a tour of the stale in the interest at I
last week. Every county in the
action for damages
the Coolidge presidential campaign
state was represented and a very
Harrisburg claims the honor of in Oregon.
piofltable eeesion was hell.
being the only city in the county in
R-p rt from the vicinity of Salem ‘
Secretary Wallace of the depart*
which no one was fine«! during 1923. is that 70 per cent of the loganberry I
The city jail has been used frequent vines were killed during the recent ment of Agriculture say«: "The
ly by hoboes over night. Outside of freeze, and the growers say they are year 1924 comes with the promise
glad of it because they think they of continued improvement in nation
will now tie able to aeil the berries al prosperity for the farmer, and the
! they do grow, at a better price.
farmer continues to be the matorial
and «piritu al backbone of the nation
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The saving made an two trip« by pur
chasing '‘return” inatead of "ons
way” tickets, is approximately the
coat of one round trip ticket
Now’»
the time
to visit
3 Tripa for the Price of 2
In addition to saving you money, the
train can be depended upon to furnish
you with
California
Safe and Comfortable
Low
H'mfer
Excursion»
service, irrespective of rain, snow,
ice and other unfavorable weather
condition«.
Daily
Ride the Train
Ix»cal Agent will gladlv «rive you any
information you may wish regarding
fares and train schedules
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Pacific
Southern
Notice of School Meeting
NOTH L It* HEREBY* GIVEN to th«- legal voters of School District No.
‘.»5 of Linn County. State of Oreg-.n. that a SCHOOL MEETING of »aid dis
trict will be hekl at Scio School House, on the :»th day of February. 1924. at 2
o'clock In the after»--m for the purp«: «■ uf di» nosing the budget hereinafter
set out with thi levying board, ai <1 to vote on th-- proposition of levying a
special district tax.
The total an mt of money needed l>y th« «aid school district during ths
fecal year beginning on June H, 1<»JL »nd « ruling June 30, 1924. is estimated in
th«- following 1 . Igi-t a- I iuclu !<■« the am«« int.« to be received from the county
t -I.
- I,.., | fur.,;, rh-n;. nt ,
I. *| h * cis I district tax. and
all other moneys uf the district:
BUDGET
ESTIMATED glHMPITVIE«
Mias Hazel Hail went to Albany rmwoNAL RKavK'K
D. C. Thom« and wife »pent Sun
2. Principal»
day with A. L. Brown and wife at Friday evening to speed the week
Teacher»
end at her home.
Salem.
,
J ohn M. scorr
’t Par.M-t «er Traffic Manager,
Portland. Oregon.
Ku
....I
....2
1
1
1
....I
....1
Janitors............. ,.
Clerk....
..........
J
Salary per year Total
<1600.00
<1600.00
1125.00
2250 00
I ONO Oil
11*0.00
1000.00
1000 00
990.00
990.00
4ÚO.U0
450.00
. 75.00
75.00
Total.........
<7445.00
MATZ HI Al. ASD Bl’H*UKS:
Supplies ; chalk, erasers, etc.).....................
Library Books
.................
Janitor's Supplies
f
Light . .
Waler
..........................
Postage and stationery
6000
25.00
«ut««
12 ÛÛ
10.00
.
Tutel
I 383.00
MAINTENANCE AND HKI*AIRS:
Repairing roof, building and grounds
General repair, building and grounds
*.s. W
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26.00
25.00
Total........ . ......................
1
50.00
indehtkdnkss :
2.
Warrant and Interest thereon ...
Total
.................. ,-r........
11522.00
<1522.00
t
Miscau-Asgovs:
Supplies for D. H...........
Printing and advertising......................
Freight and hauling.................
1 100.00
20.00
5.00
Total....................................
1 125.00 >
emrsokxcy ;
» 300.00
,1-, S«. ? -
**»*.*«. fr-fc
Total
I 300.00
Total estimated amount of money for all pur-
poar-a during the year ................................
p*»«» on
ESTIVATED a«< KilTW
From county srheol fund during the coming Reboot year........<1500.00
ft>»« amount of county school fund money received last year
as basis in making ihi» estimate.»
From state school fund during the coming school year........... .»WOO
tUss amount of state »chool fund received last year a» a
basis in making this estimate .)
From elementary school fund during the coming school year. 13»» m»
Estimated amount to be received from all other sources dur
ing the coming school year
............
2500 00
(Do not include the money to be received from the proposed
tax.»
Total estimated receipts not inchiding proposed tax.........
»5úou ou
aaCAHTt-LATtOV
Total estimated expenses for ths year................................. ,,, $ypix) .00
Total estimated receipts not including proposed lax ............ 5500.00
Balance, amount to be raised by district tax .
Dated this 17th day of January. 1924.
Attest:
Euleta Arnold,
LMalnct Clerk.
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Rudolph Wrsely.
Beard of I tree tars.
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