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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1924)
Country Correspondence The Scio Tribune "I Got R m I Mad whan I Loot My Sailing Han,** writes Mr*. Hanna, Kelly*« Drugstore, Scio, Oregon We have a full line of Ball Band Rubber Goods for the whole family Priced Right lil»ii:;^iuiiiiiiiHiiiraiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimMMl Hibler & Gill Co. Scio, Oregon Globe - Albany High Clast Photoplay« Only SUNDAY*MONDAY TUESDAY JAN. 20-21-22 Men shuddered at his name for his sword was the moat deadly in Europe Richard BarthelmeM in "The Fightng Blade" SOON: • A Pool There Waa” Dr F T. T wm 4 Dr l^ebanon, Oregon Office at Robertson Drug Co. Phone 50 Phone 52 CAREFULLY CONDUCTED VISION PURVEYS shows that 62< of all chid- ren betwren the sges of six and sixteen have defective eyes. Mml of these children are being force«! to do school work under the handicap of a constant nervous strain caused by nejrlrct of eyes that need help. And the pitiful part is that the parent's ignorrnce of the conditions does not save the child from the penalty he ia constantly paying. HAROLD ALBRO. Manufacturing Optician ; Why gaffer with Headaches? ; Have Your Eyes Eiaaiaed S T. FRENCH &»•«•«<• OeieMeiri«« With : F. M. French & Sons : Jewelers and Opticians ! ALBANY. • couple»!living together)whose net Farmer* Union met at the John Tips For Taxpayer* income for 1923 was $5,000 or less, • SANTIAM FARM NEWS ; Shepherd home Thu reday niirht. and $2.000 for married couples The following attended the Coun No. 2. whose net income was in excess of ty Convention of the Farmer*« Uni Jan. 15 Every single person whose net in \ . »ilitional credit <>f on at Ijummb Saturday: l^eo Zeller. come for the year 1923 was $1.000 $40*1 is allowed for each person Our anow is all gone. We are J a m«-» Johnston. Mri Minnie Smith. or more or whose gr-ws income was (other than husband or wife)dcpend- all glad tn aee the earth again In ita •S. B Holt. J. H Kelly and wife. J. G. Holt and wife and John Shep $5,000 or more, and every married ent upon the taxpayer for chief natural beauty. couple (living together) whose net support if such person is under 18 Our teleph-me company. No I* herd. 'income was $2.000 or more or years of age or incapable of self- Mr«. Katherine Kester and E. F «net Thursday night and re-el< t-1 whose gross income was $5,000 or, support tiecause physically or ment Gilkey were dinner guests at the all the old officer« to aerve another more, must file an income tax return. ally defective. year, and all agreed to turn out Orville Gilkey home Sunday. Broadly speaking, gross income i« The normal tax ia 4 per cent on Pearl Mitchell and Helen Serfiin Saturday and put our line in first all in-ome received by the taxpayer the first $4,000 of net income in were calling at J G. Holts Sunday. cluaa shape by re-«etting p and Fred Simmer and I-eonard Gilkey during the year from »alary or excess of the exemptions and credits stake« and tightening all wire«, «n wages, buaineu». tr adr. profession and 8 per cent on the remaining we now have good service. No on»* killed four hogs Friday. or vocation, dealing in pro|M*rty. net income. E F. Krcb«. wife and «on were ia cussing line No. 18 interest, rent, or dividends, or from , The Tribune came in on time till dinner guests at Paul Bartnik'a the transaction of anv business ed full of new« on all sides and run , home Sunday. Why Mr. N. Windsor (R. t.) Put Up carded on for profit. Net income, e ning over at the top with Rat« for Years i» gross income, less certain specified ■ The Portland Journal luirgain day **Y««n MR I pH «MW HU snAma. ■Skit Mert? deductions for bu«ine-i «•xperiin-«, I MM «•' »*• uaM •«<• WS r~i <■» • ' is on and we are all trying to scratH’ News From Lyons. «Mil a t»te«4 m H kbMl I ms « II nualr bad debts, taxes, etc. tin» <«u, ik-««k im « mim « i «*ia “ a»«» up the $5.00 to pay the bill. do M«. ikok.liu. The exemption» are $1.000 for The Old Man and George Griffin SUd tad «wwaeual kr Jan. 15. single persons. $2,500 foi married I called in Saturday at the Rlqerside silly's Drug Store. Scio, Oregon Mr. and Mrs H. F. Bodeker and . Inn and finished up the last job of family were Mill City visitors Sun | work, leaving Mr». Morris a« happy day. as a H year-old girl at a dance. Harold Verdun of Fern Ridge John Crabtree, wife and Mr«. «pent Sunday with the Johnston Phoebe Turner of Crabtree came up ! family. Sunday. Mr«. Turner called in for Linn lambert of the Mt. Pleas a short visit with her sinter, Mr» S ant community, made a business W. Gains, then on for a short visit trip to Ly ns Thursday. with her daughter, Mr«. Mulligan. Several folks from here went to John Griffith and wife also called. Stay ton Sunday to attend the fune Harry Johnson of Scio was >ut ral of Mrs Sarah Cox. an old resid last week with his drag »aw, cutting ent of Mehama, she was well known some log» for Uncle George Bilyeu*» here. winter's wood. Alex Bodeker and wife and the Curtis Griffin of Los Angele» ar George Berry family spent Sunday rived at the home of his mother, with relatives in Mill City. Mrs. S W. Gaine», for the first vis Dr. Korinek of Stay ton was a it in two years. He is fat and hetry Ly»n« caller Friday. and an old timer of th» parts. Loraine and Elvin Shilba and Wilber Milligan and his wife and Mildred Berry visited the Johnston two sister», Zelia andEdna, called in children Saturday afternoon. Monday night for a social time with Wallace Cone« has been doing the old folk«. some cabinet work for hia sister, George and Clifford Griffin called Mrs. Berry, the past week building in Monday for a chat with their a butfet cupboard in her dining brother, Curtis. room, which is a neat and very use Ed and Joseph Kalina had bad ful addition. luck in that they had# a lot of their Arthur Vaughn and family were potatoes frozen and had to »>rt callers at J. H. Johnstons Sunday. them all over. Mrs. Ed. Trask went to Stayton PIE EATER Saturday. H. 0. H«U«r VETERINARIANS OREGON S»# O«H«HH S MM» S»»»»S Page 5 Ml. Pleasant High School Notes Interesting itnwche« were made Monday morning by Kenneth Wes- Mr. and Mr«. R>l>ert Darby and tenhouse, Lillian Vsetecka and John* family molore I to Albany Thursday me Wesely, in which they told of afternoon. their experiences at the High school Mary Hora went to Mill City Editors and Student body offiers con Wednesday. where ah« wi'l lie em ference at Eugene on the 11 th and ployed during the winte 12th. They reported a very in Harley Darby motor» . to Oregon structive and enjoyable time. City Saturday after' • n. Rudolph Wesely, chairman of the Ed Ambrosek i-nt Sunday at school board, add reseed the high the Hen Darby h on.». school students last Friday on the Harlv l>arby • lotored to Mill City need of caring for cold« and other laat week whe «• he visited the Floyd diseases, which are often lightly re Shepard hon. for a few days. garded. Dave Aexerter and J<»e Hora The boys, and girls' basketball made a bu teas trip to Scio Thurs t«-ama went to Mill Citv last Friday day. night. The girla succeeded in ty- Lawrence Montgomery ap»mt ing their game with a score of 12 to Sunday with hia brother Darrel. 12. The boys were detested lb to Sens Bros started their sawmill 1!. The boys played one of their after two we ka of idleness on best games of the season. They account of bad weather. succeeded in getting a good offense Dave Aegerter, Jr. wa« on the with McKmght and Smail at for sick iiat last week with a bad cold. ward and Knauf at center. Time Mrs. Henry Senx who was operat after time this combination broke ed on last week at Salem is getting through Mill City's defense. Mill along nicely. City failed to solve the defense of the Scio tram until the laat quarter when they scored nine of their points. The first semester will end next week, and on« can tell by the way ■ome of th« students are studying, that they are not expecting easy ex aminations. Floyd Crenshaw, eldest son of The boys will mix with the Albany Mr. and Mrs. S, P. Crenshaw, ia high school hoopers on the Albany ill with pneumonia He is improv floor next Friday evening. ing. Dr. Prill ia attending him. The basketball girls will play the There are five cases of measles at Silverton girls in the Scio gym on the W. M. Martzall home. Friday evening. The Scio girle won Mr. Harry Johnson and family three and lied one. and we think visited at the R. H. McCarter home they deserve the town's support. Sunday. The Tribune and Oregon Journal Herman Zeller wa« home from 1 for M>0 • y«ar. laet week Jan. 15
