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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1924)
The Scio'Tribune Genera! News The properties listed below are all under-priced and are quoted at what the owner would want to pay were he the buyer. 1 hey must be seen to appreciate the value. Write the Scio Tribune if interested in any listing and owner and loca tion will be forwarded immediately 'V* ‘VS>- 3 <*r*r*.. S'- • -V.i'' •• 31 acres, more or Ires, dose to go«si town. 21 acre« in high state of cultiva tion. and all river bottom land, gtaai house and other buildings, 2 acres in loganberries, | acre in red raspberriea. Price l42Ut>. Ilunv cash, balance at tl per cent, would c«msldcr trade for small acreage. AiMrvsa JZ. car* 8eio Tri bune. C-pyri«hl New York Times- Print«* by p»rwil«a‘oe Dr C. 8. Leede, physician of Beaitla. who visited Germany In !'• I. makes th«- following statement "I went to the public bath» tiis- I t r observe th* real physical condition ot the boys In German' A ■' • « of I - « was brought into the swimming pool room for my ob«. rvat n I f. l th- mark of rickets Indelibly Impressed upon these lads’ ch. is To. in -.ictor asked me to guess the ages of these youngsters ’If they ’ ■! b. A • |. it boys,* I replied. ’Dorn their sise I should judge them to b* • or 7 year« old •That Is the pity,’ replied ths instructor, ‘these buys are 12, 11 and 14 y> vr» ot aae.* “ Z—1 L>j acre ranch, lull acres in cultiva tion, with fair buildings, a good barn ami other buildings; water piped thru out. > dmpleto set uf machinery goes with this place. Price * m », uo per acre, li.iasi cash, balance time. This is one of the beet buys in the Forks of the Santiam, and shoukl bs grabbed up im mediately. Address JU, care the Scio Tribune. , One block on South Main street, in Scio, with gotal ti room modern bouse, barn and outbuildings, walnut and fruit trees. Price for a quick sale. This ts an exceptionally good buy. Ad dress V, care Scio Tribune. For Sale In city limits of S. acres with good modern house, barn ami chicken house; I acre in raspberries ami lota of other fruit, price is a Sood buy. Addrvsa E-l, rare Scio Tri une Effort to Save Starving German Children lias Strong Indorsement Thera has never been a campaign In Oregon m -r«- »■ ' <lly md mors heartily Indorsed than that which Is now under way to r lluo.OVU tor starving German childrsn who are left w near adequats food bwause of conditions over which they and th- >• ar and dear to them have ao control. In cooperation wltfc tbs American mends (Quaker«', th-- M -r n Committee for Relief ot German Children, with hs uiqu «rtcr • in 7!'• Corbett building. Portland, and with many committ«-■» in v»rl«'U« »»-> tlons of ths stats, is striving speedily to alleviate the suf ring « innocents. President Coolidge and Herbert Hoover ar* backing the ca < .ii to the fullest extent. Major-General Henry T. Alien, win. d American troops on German soil, la dlr*ctor general G '<■'••■ > J la a c< nimittee member. Robert H. Strong of Strong A i > u. ■ Portland, and who directed ths Hoover food relief «-amp.« i li> t>rv« - tn 1921 for European suffersra, la state chairman All Hi - « of busit •» are represented on ths stats committee Indorsem-nta have c< mc I ioui labor unions, churches, various business units and nuui«-r u« Individ' In all walks of Ilfs, tor they rsalise that little children ah X4i«t no' I istl to starve for any reaa«va. and are measuring up to U»u lugu el* oUrd Anu-rtcan* have always set when relief is needed. F<>r Sal-- >10 acres <>«jd black loam 'and. ail in cultivation, one mile from town and high school, railroad ami milk condvneery, extra good Ix-artng orchard; good building». farm well fenced, ideal dairy farm. Price |I1O per acre fur ?uick cal*. Address A A. care Xcio ribune. Ninety-seven acres, all tillable ex cept 15, is well drained, acres now in cron; 2u left to suumer fallow in spring, family orchard. <io«»i H nsmi house with basement. Mud barn ami out buildings; all farming implements.tools, et«' ; 5 head of cows, 3 bead of horses, 4 head of hogs, between 50and fid hens, telephone ami everything to start farm ing. Mill give posMsaiori right away. Trice J!»,'»»». Address TG. Scio Tribune Thro» dollars will teed a child tn Germany one tn-aI daily for IV> days thia winter. How many will you aase from starvation* Please clip attached coupon and aend remitlame at on .as ev. ry day counts large in thia great emergency; SUBSCRIPTION BLANK 314 acres. MO in cultivation, balance pasture ami timber; i miles from rail way station. * miles from good town, 14 rnilea from school. 2 mikra from chur-h, on rural mail rout«; well wat ered, amall running stream, and nu merous i springs; g<««l 7 room house; >t barn, other oull«ulkiinga,beal 4Xx«O foot __ of hili land, Woukl divide into two or more places. enee 115,ISSI Addrcaa T2. Scio Tribun e 3*2 acres, 2U0 in cultivation, balance pasture ami t»ml«er; near go<«l town and school. 2 miles to railway station; small on-hard « mi place, good 7-r<»xn h«- «- : 3 g<»»l burns; best quality land; near guts! market for dairy products. v • i al small farms. Price litJ.iMt Address Tl, Scio Tri bun*. 7S acres. well improved. two sets of buildings, ou mam county road, 1 mil* tv g«»«! school, ; I mi>« to railroad sta tion, 3 hours from IV<rtland markets; fine rivvr bottom soil, running stream; »1 a. res of berries, full bearing; family orchard. Pre - flfi.tXMi « cash, baiane* hoig linn Would «-on« hie r as a payment, r«-»id«-ncc i>r<«i«rty or su Pan i ' . in goo ' town or citi the Willamette valley Vakima valle) or California. Atkir-m (il, Scio Tri bune. 2N acres, river bottom. fin«-at of gar- deii or berry Is I; ru-ning stream,easy to irrigate, tlx nerv* ot < * loganberriM, les and black ber- raaplK-rries, strawtu-rrie n< ». full i »-a i . . * 'nil* to railroad sta tion. gtMxi market» Price |5.(iUb, part cash, balance tun- , iddrega G2. sc Tribune. Mi ». re», river hottom, practically all . in ridlivati 'i weli in i roveri, two seta building». <>n ruun >-»»uniy rumi. j mile lo railrv.vii stati' ., I «mie to school, 4 milss t •" 'deal dairy or l'rlcs» 11..'.i»»'. one naif cinti, baioni finir. Addr>-ss <»3. Scio Tribune. Nirn-inoli r.i i»c. with bath, on two large lots, plenty of fruit ■ml berries. All modern cm ■ vente new*, Price 11700, ami worth iwnv thia sum. Address K K, care Scio I ribune. Dairy ranch of 75 acres. •>5 acres in cultivat on. balai e in pasture ami some timber: I - •.»««, 2 bam«. 2 -hickeii houses and garage; al! fenced and cross fenced with woven wire; creek runs through place; live ipting * mile to town ami 2* mil< s '•> railroad station.price Address JZ. care Bcm Tribune. I''| acr< «. 11 miles from Shelburn; 7 room bungalow, practically new. all buildings g«w>d »ml Insured fmr flHikt; 7 acre* in clover, vetch and oats, orchard etc; Al ground; on Scio mail route; good conveniences. M>w price for im- Im diate »ale, tl'**1, or would trade for Albany, I orvallts or Snb-m property. Aildr- m TM. care Scio Tribune. I7J acr«a of Santlam river bottom land. H miles . >.»t <>f Albany; fair houa* and other bull lings; III acres in cultiva tion; acre eivch in Munger raspber ry «. strawberries ami loganl>erriea. A splendid buv and a log bargain at (27bD. For particulars writ«- It It, care of Scio Tribune. Robert li Strong. Stata Chairman. Ai.i<-rl< an Committee for Relief of German Children, 715 Corbett Building. Portland. Oregon. l hand you herewith my Chech tor | German children for feeding rhsrks saysbls Io S I. tCl-l> Ml’ I Vis* Frsoldsnl Lad* A Tilton lu> POOOOOUÛJOO0oooooooooooooo HOW TO SAVE MONEY WHEN SHOPPING By MRS HARLAND H. ALLEN OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO «fc. IMS. Ilanas* M * Allea» PAYING BY CHECK “Paying by • heck Is such s great Comenirtii v that 1 wonder that mors shopper* <1« not do It,“ said a big <le- partiuent store mauager. “I was great- Ij surprised to find that not one-fourth of our women cusimuers settle tbeir aceuunis that way.“ There are many team.na why women customer* should make a practice te pay bills by chev k*. In the first place. It does away with the risk of carrying large sums <•< cash on your person. It saves time, and the check is a record of the money you »|>rUd. A canceled check Is th.- very i>e«t kind of recsSp< The check ala* furnishes a safe means ot paying a bWl when th* collector la unknown. Every woman should know bow to make a «heck property and to keep her When your nctount with the bank, first <h-|Hedt la made the bank will give you a check book containing blank lltevks attached to at uba* Always fill out the «tub first. an that In yowr v»n record of tte check tern owt Each time deposit is in ■ >- nt ths bank It st« »id be added to the ba I ■nr* slviwn on the stub, and each Um* a check is drawn It should tw sub- trwetani Tills enables you to know at any time Just what you have in the batik if the bank mvoiint h«-< ■••utes low, great care must be u-*«l not to write a check for more than vou have on det»>alt. It not only in-onvend-mv-a a number of |<en«m including your self, but Is also a criminal <«ff--ri«e I d some states to deliberately overdraw one’s account. A few other caution« ahmild b* nwD- tloned Never h-ave blank «• u«v— after the amount ao that It would be euay for any one to aR>-r ><• ir «-I • k The amount should be written both In words and figures fT a «h-’k hm h • n luat. notify the bunk to “stop p vyu.-nt.* When you wish to draw n ney fn m the bank yourself, sou simply mak* a check payable Io tile order of “< Dal»“ and sign it. It 1» n«e wise to make such a check, or indorse .<thers, before reaching the hank lent they be lowt on th* way and the tinder rush It ■ At the end '«f each ro- nth the bank will render a ststemmt of your ac count. and the balance should agree with your «dteck stuha The depositor must remember that In case »he baa more In the hank than her slubs sliow, she still must not draw out the full bank balance, as It mean* only that some of tte* checks have not been e County Clerk Florey has leaned a farther notice to dog owners of Jaek •on county that dog licensee of 1*24 are overdue and that failure to get » licence mvasia that all dogs without them wilt be summarily dealt with. A dairy products exchange has been organised by dealers of Portland and • III begin active operations nest week. It will be known as the Port land Wholesale Dairy Produce Ex change and starts out with 15 charter members. A movement to provld« far the maintenance ot the foresta along th« state highways throughout different parts of Oregon has been launched by the state chamber of commerce, which la seeking the aid of the United States forest servie*. Income tag return blanks have been adopted by the state tat commission er. and are now being prepared by the etale printer. Names of persons affected by the Uscome tai are being assembled, and It Is likely that the work of sending out the blanks will start within the nest week or ten days. Operatives of the state prohibition department caused the arrest ot 52* persons on charges of violating the prohibition laws daring the nine months ending December JI. 1922. ac- ord Ing to a report prepared by Georg* L Cleaver, skate prohibition director. Fla** during tte* gated 11* MJ 04 The Scio Tribune }itó/AlLR)DR<>/7«sc Magaîines and-"' OUR NEWSPAPER 60 •r ••• r—r •• nilnl Invent ¡Kate thia special otTer before it pax sen by This is the first time this paper has ever been able to secure such an offer for its hundreds of readers Act NOW k-v.
