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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1924)
The £clo TribttM Cool, Clean Milk ♦ : Prevents souring. Avoid this loss by cooling quickly and keeping milk where plenty of fresh air circulates, preferably in the open. Oregon Milk Company Condensery, Sdo, Oregon : Stale Market Apat OiHrtetat C. E. *r«sc«, Market Agent countries in one year I9.0j0.000 more than we exported; that we bought six and a half million dollars' th« Cascade mountains, which has Get the spirit of honst, lay down your whacker. no belter accessible route to reach it. Ten mile« east up Thoma» Scio tn the front, every »ne tack her. »»•♦•♦■•♦♦«••♦•••a•••••♦•♦ <*r«ek from Scio would reach th«. You cau't h« ip your town by being a slacker, ■ocxrr! BOotrr! iMMMiT' l»aae of the C**cadr mountains and | fin« timlier. where a railroad could Full for th*- high schod, make it 8 To the editor and the many rea<j- cracker. be easily constructed Fifteen miles ers of the Scio Tribune: As I hnv« It will never »ucceed while you use southeast of Scio through Richard been reading the different paper« your Mg dapper. sun Gap. natures paMagewsv. and published all over the northwest I up Crabtree creek to what was once Help out the g>m. get in and back notice that anvne localities do a lot her. known as Clark's Mill, and still on of boosting and blasting for their •sst of 1-aeomb another fine body of Get in T get out. quit trying to town and the country surrounding flap her. timber can be rear be*!, also «aoy their little town: railroad construction. The up grade Or i u' sure kill your town, on the Now «a I am a resident of the brush pile you II stack her. for a railroad up either Thomsa or m«M< beatftifol little city of Scio, lo Crabtree creek would not l»e on an i Sincerely y ura, I'oetJc Jim Jackcr, cated on one <>f the most beautiful average of 10 feet per mile and little city of Scio, located on one of down grade all the way in returning CHILDREN S DEATH the most beautiful mountain stream» loaded with lo,rs. It will not be ia Oreg<>8 known as Thomae creek. WARRANT SINNEN long before what U known as th* | which head» in the Cascade moun- "Natron Cut Off" will be ready for Oreg.n Man C<v«a Reaaona far UR- ' tains to the east and of course Isons trade, and yll the Southern Pacific usual Action—Protests E*»cutl«n. ! of the many streams known for fine R* f* rr • a to a threatannd reduct too railroads, fast pasw-ngcr and freight fishing I wish to call the attention in n • and other supplies to Near trade, will be pa-sing through West >' •' ' . tnu> • aa a death varraat. of the people all over this land of Seto. an*I Scio now is on the i>e«t Ban lay Actir»<>n. formerly of Port plenty to the fart that Scio is just location that can be had for the land, writ«-» a* folio«» to J. I. Hand as much entitled to its share of pub aakcr, Stare Director of the Near East largest sawmill plant of any town in ltdi- f. Portland "t hope that you ill lic attention to its many advantages the county, and should have in its tln.ou understand the grave »ignl and Its superior location for a man employ l!»00 or 2000 men. Now I flcaii' • of the reduction In appropria- □factoring city as any cltv In Oregon ► May fl rat It la no believe if all the tteople between more ti'-r I***.» than a death «arrant.** Scio hi one of the most solid banks Tho-nas and Crabtree creeks would ”W* V » that when the Naw York of any city in the northwest and al take off their hats sod start a yell, C •■on tn - v. '-d that cut of M", they so two first class hardware stores * did It .| ly be<aua« the treasury »• Scio to the front. and keep at it, »air and we al»« know that the ihres General Merceand1** store* that inside of 10 years Scio will have treasury la empty becgpae of the tall two first class most markets (n*>ne a population of 10.000 people. Yet Ilona of dollars which we Were com- better In the county), a good hotel. p* !. d to ■ d out here for the relief there is something to do Iwsides ■f n or»* th <n a million peog'e fleeing three churches, a good school second yelling fti tn their i. .Im-» last year Rut no to none In the county, two Isrge Railroad* cannot tie built without matter »hat the non», ft mean» death ■ r » ■ to children in Near East lumber yards and planing mills, a rights of way through farm* on Relief orphanages first eli flour and feed mill and a which to build them, and when sur- The folk, who have been uprooted large elevator and last but not least vevs are made, farmers should not tr»m th* Ir h*>m> » are not to blame for this condltl«in, and certainly the chll- s third eli poet office which in atl a«k for a little strip of iand for a drrt: are nut In the mad scramble to probability will soon be raised to right of way more than their whole r. ape tr m Turkey during the time the rank of second ciao». Scio has farm is worth. They can gu through --I by th* Turk» at least 100.000 peo ple d A. The death rate would bat« h«r share of lovely homes, good my farm for nothing if they will t>* ■ n trebled but for America being on people who believe in their home fence their track and build megales the >b '1 !irr>- was nothing for ua to town end haw a just cause to thinx do but to ext* id »id as far a» poo- and crossings where needed. »IM«, even at the cost of aU our rw- Scio is the beet place and the health- Scio hss some very attractivecon- -*rv« i .n J and more Now It is a test place on earth. To give the diturns now for people desiring fl. ht wii|. us to keep the children In publie some idea of the healthy con homes. The condensery. which the <>ri barege», and If the 2S% cat Is n> i>li May first, it nnatu that ions ditions that we enjoy in Scio I wish »preads over a large part of the of th* children you played with when to say that with two of the most county in pay check« tn its patrons, you were out here two years ago wit! succeMfol doetors on th« Coast living one of the best and latest improved be turned on the streets to die " 1 “if those who read An hi ten's m i hers that one of them has taken up flouring mills in the county, a city si . • will r-«pond to th< (itali of thsir taxidermist and the other ia going owned electric light snd power plant, ability. I am confident «bat Oregon's to raise silver foxes while the drug part of * he children will remain In tb*» reaching out into the farm diatricl», <•» l> nnn's*« until able to make thntr gist who conducts one of the most a saw mill employing 30 or 40labor ■an sir as they must, at th« ag« complete drug stores in the valley f «In. n." tat«« Ksn<t*sk*»r Tb« ers, and little mills seattefed out is selling papers so the people can Nt ar ‘ t tt fb lief ufflc» i* «t Sil SUMM over the hills cutting »m«ll timber, Exchange. Portland. see there isn’t much for thew pro „ x ___ _ ■ three garage«, two btocasmith shop», fession» at Scio. We have four rur two gtnvral merrnanditr store», al mail routes running out of Scio. grocery store, piol »ooin. confec- We have two blackamith shops, three tlonery, etc. garages, all doing a good business. ‘*1 Get Real Mad vlwn I Loot My Setting Hen,” write« Mr«. Hanna, We have one of th« I »-st moving Seto to the front, get in and back N.J. her. picture theatres in the state, a first ‘' V■ 1 I —M ¡Me oar l**r» •*»! found an tart I ..<• «•> aw! Oe, i .M*w • M*i> class confectionery, a two chair bar Smoke your cigarehes, chew y*>ur Sa* it* ' r»ia r.wh*T turn »«>■*». I ua k*>* — u* . aka-. aa ■«<»« N- **ea» tobacker. ber shoo—aa g<M d care aa can be had • • C-U*-* IS*. 63«. Il J4. -Ri **4 camaaa«*« 6» She will come to the front if you ’ ll in the state, a first class pool hall get in and back‘er. Kt-lly'» Pt ng Store. SAb, Orvgon. and cigar ator«. also we have every I PEOPLE’S COLI’-MN worth of eggs abroad; that in 1923 we imported a million and a half dollars* worth of hay; over a million il< liar»' worth of potatoes, 11.700.- Ooo of tomatoes, almost a half mil- I on dollars of turnip«; 1118.000,000 many vegetables, too much every of hi.I*« und »kins, and so on with thing. We hsve “over produ-ti n” It»’* of imports of products that we and a great ’’surplus” must tie mar have a ' surplus” of that would fill a • keted abroad, and the inexorable new»,>aper column. With the «age *c»les and living rule of supply and demand fix»-« the vi. ds *>f nearly all countries far low prices of all agricultural pro below th* >> uf this nation; with the ducts and puts the farmer in hl» mark-t value* of the currencies of present plight. So we should ’’diversify,” the th..... nations dropping each day. and Icarr.ed economists and editor» i tell wi i t • ally all nations Irving to sell us. We should change al»nit ; and t ■ thi- country in order to get mon- raise more of what we do n**t rain«. * ’. .- .tii value In it. h»»w can the reason to believe that a necklie anti less of what we do raise, And A< . •>< i farmer expect to get pro from his products in factory will be put tn here as rumor all the olher farmers should do the duct ■ .n r Why shouldn’t we has it that John Sticha has already Mine. Arid then our statesmen at e m *titf n? sold a large shipment of ties and Washington get busy on legislation haw a surplus” when we import - ■ f ilollurs worth of the same the business proved so profitable that will permit us tn borrow mor« that we understand he is going to money to change our system— and go . L we raiM>? And why shouldn’t put in the required machinery and we haw Euroi«*an prices when the run a little deeper Into debt. pru*. of th -e imported products continue making neckties for the And in the face of this great de ar*- u d to fix the horn« markets? eastern trade. ^You will have more luge of ’’over production” the U. S. 1 ietween tar iff schedule« and com about Scio in the future. Departnent of Agriculture broad bination strength the manufacturers, A Subscriber. casts the facts that we bought utility corporations and others main ■•0(1,000 of dairy products from other tain profit prices, and th« financial 8 *IO TO THK FRONT statements of many large concerns show amazing earnings, while th« Editor Scio Tribune: Being pretty soil producers get but production well acquainted with all parts of. pric. s, and less, and have tn pay the Linn county and the poasible ftfture high price« of the protected. This of the various localities Scio has condition makes two *tandard«. two th« moat promising future develope- lollsrs an absolutely unjust and ment of any part of the county for unfair system. natural advantage« and location. The farmers should be protected It is near the center of what is to the extent of their Industrie« known aa the Forks of the Santiani If the deluge of agricultural Import« country, which is conceded by most had the same duty as many manu Now reduced to every on« to be the best part of factured articlM, and if the farmer* Linn eounty. had the «ame organisation strength Th« land in the moat productive. • of their industries, there would be water the coldest and purest and one standard dollar, and all indus wood the most easy to procure. with ' tries would be on an even footing See ua about thia vast tract« of th« finest timber in' World’» Iz»WfSt If the millions of tons of farm pro Priced Closed Car duct» now imported, and produced *!>• Kan« TMk to Udi Othser* with both front und*-r low wage and low living stan and roar doora. dards. had the tariff protection of | manufactured articles, the deluge' would t»e greatly lessened and th« 4 products now imported would b« Scio, Oregon grown here. lady’« >Hu< Store. Seiou ’’f*!1* This country raises too much. The newspapers and periodical* of the land proclaim thia. We rais*» too much wheal, too much of ail dairy products. too much fruit, t *.» I W omen*» Misses nnd Children’s Clothing and Haberdashery Price» Popular Salem, Oregon — Every Saturday Is Bargain Day . . Lxxik in our window and sec bow ’ cheap and what good meat you can get (or ; your money. Every Day Champion Prices Meat Smoked Choice Light Racon . 23c Heavy Karon ISc 28< Ham ...................... 25« Summer Sausage $825.00 at Sdo Beef trtMMl Boil Roaat. ... Steak* . Every Day Prices Meat Shoulders .......... Welnie^..................... Bologna....................... .................... ¿6« itela* 2Oe .. 18« Pork 8c-I Oc 12e:i3e 14«.ISu . .. .18« ........ I Bo ie«:i8o Scio Meat Market Bartu Motor Co I SHIPLEY’S Holechek Bro«.. Prop«. « Scio, Oregon
