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The Scio Tribune
General Xeu'8
P»ge 4
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U.i 4. ■»... JUL 11
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O.A.C. Farm Reminder*
to dispose of their frtut to eanoerM*
mu** spray with time-«ulphur to pre­
vent mildew, but spravmg whu«
the fruit ia developing willl caw*
' "Sulphur CoatiDg” which spoil* the
fruit in the can*. Oneepeav applied
a* the leaf cluster* are beginning
to ex|*u>d and a second a* the first
flower* bloom will usually »top mil­
dew infestation. Thorough work
protect* tl.e bernea from attack.
on*-half as much p*r 100 pounds as
corn is worth a bushel, so 200 pound*
of skim milk has as much feed value
as om bushel of corn.
Concerning Young jChicJtOfta
Montana Life Company
Pay* Jordan Policy
By Franklin E Gilkey
B««tter r< - ills can be had from
George L Forge, general state
Lies and ring worm* ar* liable to agent of the Montana Life Insurance th» young chicks if they are not fed
The first re-
cause trouble ia stock this time of eommny of Helena, Mont., reporta, for at least 4« hour«
tear, especially in the young
Lie* an incident which wmost significant. quire-neat after the chick* are re­
may be handled quite successfully
On Dee. tt. 1923. application was ceived i* hebt.
Ju»' I f >rv the chick ia hatched
by applying raw linseed oil. rubbing made for a joint 20 pay contract on
the
j >lk ia atmorbed into the body.
it well lain th* «kin. King worm* the lives of Mr. and Mr* Roy A
It
contains
enough food for the chick
may be treated satisfactorily by ap­ Jordan. On l>ecember 234. the
for,-
fr>m
4« to 72 hour*. Feed
VO degree*. Fur lw*t result* it
Skim thick cream to test at least 30 plying aaiidlic ointment or plain pulicv was .«surd at the home uficr
giwnlHfore
the yolk ia absorbed
*hould be held al thia temperature tier cent
The thicker the cream the laid and sulphur on the part* affect­ ■ of the Company and was delivered
> digestive disturbances
i January 5th. settlement of the con­ w I cn
for about two hour* prior to churn-j more »kirn milk you will have left ed.
wh h wilt r ./t in either stunting
tract
being
made
by
a
90
day
note.
mg time.
to feed the stock
Skim milk for
Peach leaf curl *pray of bordeaux
On February 5th. just 30 daya| the ch *k’s growth or its death..
G.ioaeberrv grt>w«‘r* who intend feeding h>«s or chickens ia worth 6-6-50 must be applied before the
from
the time the policy was deliv­ S ir m<k >r buttermilk are the best
buds begin to break to be effective
eeeeeee
Exper-
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ered.
Jordan
met hi* death by acci­ <i< nks fur the v,»ung chick
! Oa early vanetie* like the Elberta
G
i
¡>
iltrj
nen
d
>
not
give
water
dental
electroculion,
and
on
Febru
­
» warm whether will bring on rapid
t
ir
at
•
’
21
davs
The
com
mer­
ary 9. a check for 12000, was mailed
expansion of the bud*.
ci
»1
chick
f-
i*
will
not
supply
the
to his widow, iiaymedt being made
Farmer* contemplating the u»-
el
ments
for
proper
growth,
but
within four days of the date of the
I of commercial fertiliter*. should de­
i
i 1 ■ ».implemented with muscle
accident and without hi* having paid
I termine what one* *nd amount* they
i>
I
f h | -uch as milk, egg* or
out one cent.
ar* going to use, and place thetr
v
at
-crap«
Green feed is essential
It will lie noticed that lust HO
orders so the material* will reach
and tint '’hicks should be put on the
day a elapeed fl
them and be on time to be applied
tmn for insurance was made until I ground as often as possible.
Who sell their whole milk get {«id for every
i at the proper time.
rhe ••xperiment station recom-
the check was written.-- Adv
ounce of butterfat produced by the cow. No
t • hng chick food three
Owing to the fact that the cattle
I ims from poor or worn out separators. Whv
times a duv, mash twice a day and
;
buMuem
is
looking
up
at
the
present
be burdened with the drudgery of turning
What One Cent Will Buy
.
’ n. ». the chicks will drina.
j it seems as if the tide were turning
and washing a separator when you can save
After they are seven days old the
j for the cattlemen. Thi* might be
%
money besides time and work.
A pt nnv invested in electric cur­ mii-.il can J>c put in homier*. Grit
' interpreted bv the cattie breeders
rent
at the average domestic rate, ■i. I chare, i are usually put in hop­
of purebred cattle that this is the
«
would:
per »'.-I p >••-•! w here the chicks
| time to raise their bull* a* such jo­
Run
a
vacuum
cleaner
approxi
­
can
get them at any time.
I stead of turning them as »tears.
mately 40 minutes
t im'in. - is important in rais-
Operate a washing machine ap- '• .. h- lithv chicks, if the brooder
Condensery, Scio, Oregon
The great lose of st «me fruit« in
proximately 50 minute«.
h-> • u ha- le en u«-d before it should
Oregon laat year due to brown rot
Heat a H-pound flat iron approxi­ tie .-.-vied and disinfected a few
itiiHttttntTV-*"-^*-*******assesses«seas****** prompted the experiment elation to
mately 25 minute*.
d.i
before th«1 chick« are expected,
publish a circular on the aubject..
Heat « toaster long enough to ■»ini i» i v >d overing Io put on
Thi* circular was written by H. P. toast IB slices of bread.
the tl ■ >r
\ ayer one inch thick is
Barm, station plant [«tholngfst. and
Brew five cup* of coffee in a per­ eh <ugh. Cut -traw <>r clover litter
includes results and information colator.
may be » altered over the roosting
accrued from 5 years of experiment
Heat an egg boiler long enough .rea.
I
material is digestible
■ work.
to cook eggs for five break fasts.
an
I
wi
not
cause trouble if the
Women’s Miase* nnd Children s
The nature of brown-rot nnd re­
Heat a waffle iron long enough to du >
rat it. It is very impor­
Clothing nnd I laberdashery
lated trouble«, natural condition* cook 2<> watll«««.
tin' that t .<• brooder lie working
promoting and retarding grouth. and
Heat a disc stove 20 minute«.
Popular
Price*
p , , r v before the chicks are put
the control measure« and material«
Heat a chafing dt«h approximately under it.
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uaed are the main topic« covered. 25 minutes.
Oregon
It w advisable to form a circle a-
Thi« is the first material out out on
G ok with an electric broiler «t>- r<>u i the hr. ler for the first day
brown-rot in Oregon for nearly 15 proximateiy 10 minute«,
.n t*
One foot wire mesh can be
year«. The circular i* well illus­
it will prevent, |be chicks
Keep warm a heating pad from u-< I
fr tn wa lering away from the
trated. It ia distributed free and three to six hours.
br n>drr and huddling in th* corners
may be obtained by writing to the
Heat a curimg iron <>nce a day for of th-- t.ro der house, .¡he screen
college at Corvallis and requesting three wwk«
can 1». ur d later when the chicks
experiment station circular number
Heat a vibrator, 10-minute treat­ are put outside.
Trouble In churning at this time
of year may b* overcome by rat-mg
the temperature of the cream
i'resun that ia too cold require* a
l»na time to churn. Cream ordi­
narily sruiuki churn in from 3U to
40 nuauta* and no ditfr-ultv will be
encountered in doing this if the
cream ha* s temperature of about
»
DAIRYMEN
Oregon Milk Company
SHIPLEY’S
We have a large quantity of
No. 2 Dimension
‘ :
53.
Suggestive point* on hatching and
firtlmi’ ar explained in Extension
bulletin ;’>7I). Station circular 52
Ready for Diatribution
Advertise ia Ths Srio Tribune nnd get A. -cnl,.» tl»«. O.A C. taw table colony
reas It*.
and hr' der house. They will b*
Three new poultry circulars arc
sent fne on request.
ready tor distribution to residents Mrs. Crandall llowa>T«ll» ILw Sha
Stopped Chicken 1-oaac«
of the state. How to convert the
i> . kilt» » were present at a meet­
«•»a
**LdMt sfgiitg mt» 1 AW ttt
portable colony house into a brooder ! <1 &•</*• »Wail
M i * UI m »' U»l ‘w
ing
of the ladies <>f the Ku Klux
b«rr
tilkM ♦*»#*»• «4
lb« »
house, the new400 hen laving housr. larf* ttagy*w
* kalebr« I II hrt
Klao in \il*aoy one night last week,
and the Oregon Agricultural college MlMddhlwtb^ »V.4kfc.»l M
» 1 Sci» W.U properly reurew aled,
MJ
I f
portable colony house are the names
it is said.
i L
Kelly’s l>rug Store, Scio. Oregon
of the new bulletone.
The portable colony house, which
is 8 by 12 feet in siM is described
in station circular 52. by A. G. Lunn,
prvfeaeor of poultry husbandry at
the college. This house is built on
rqnners to facilitate moving which
is an important consideration where
Surfaced two sides.
I his includes
sizes from 2x4 to 2x 1 2
Price $12.50 per Thousand
hirst come, first served
Scio Logging & Lumber Company
Read Tribune ad on page 2
Now booking or I era on Spray Material for later de­
livery. Special low prices on advance older*. It will
pay you to contract your need* now and get delivery
out of flret car load.
There is going to be a big demand for grass anil clov­
er seeds and prices might advance soon. The low
price of grain and hay is making a large demand for
pasture grasses and clovers. It will pay you to buy
now. Send for price list.
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Service
I
disease is prevalent.
How to convert the portable col­
ony house into a brooder house, is
told by Professor Lunn tn another
circular, tn it he also emphasises
the necessity of dean ground for
th* production of healthy, vigorous
young stock.
The building plans and bill of ma­
terials for the new 400-hen laying
house recummended by the depart­
ment is given in station circular 51.
by Frank L. Knowlton, assistant
poultry husbandman in charge of
With Genuine Ford Parts
What It Really Means
'44HU,"
9
It mean* Genuine Fimi Parts, ;’«0 per cent of which
retail for let* than 10 cents. It means a repair shop
where Expert Forti Mechanic* perform the work.
It means giving Honest, C« wrtcous. Prompt atten­
tion to the honl Owner * etere need.
experiment work her*.
Thia house ia 20 feet deep and 70
feet long, including a feed room at
It
one end. which ia 10 bv 2<> feet
to 6 feet high in the rear. 8 feet
high in the front, and 10 feet. 4 in­
ch*« in the peak
It mca. * to constantly supple v<»u with a Font Ser­
vice that will make you all«'. kc< p%xou an elithusiastic
mcinl>er of the great Ford family,
W c arc Authorized Foni TVàlcr«.
\\ c can supply you with any | • < luci tl c Ford Mo­
tor I o. makes.
i
FRED T. BILYEU
D. A. White &. Sons
261 Slate Street
ment* daily. for 11 days
.
Aulii* arimi
Phone 27
Salem, Oregon
.S««. Oregon
rrvi.c
Scio, OreaoA