The Scio tribune., June 25, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

The Scio TriBun*
new man at lite milk (Raul' be oo the
job. be would be unabl« to recvgnlxa
theta* rah*
Farmer« who «hip cream by* truck
or rail should out ihr|>ead too much on
th« c<>«nn»m tag that is usually used.
It may gel wet and th« «mine un U
b« ot-IIleratnl or It ma/ berime loro
off «nd loat.
There are Belerai way« of marking
your can« that ■ro satlafactory
A
bra*»« n «aie plate m«y tw «•■!tiered on
th« catt • r s bra«» tag attached to the
link wb I ch bold* the cover to the can.
In checking milk and ervem al l|-
liearlng the owner*« name and «ddrea*
meats at depul* dalrir* end <r-
Another way 1« tu bat« yuur uama
erte* w« find that quite at
,d
md >d< • -» ini! >.c.| in ili» Ix'dy of
tb« milk and crt-«rn .»« sro t - p< ■
the can.
Phia «an i>« don« when you
erty marked so that tl-y . ->n p.- l<<
buy a new can. The cost of emboa*
ly b« ld< t:
Ing thr name and adtlroMi tei th« body
dairyman can tell his own can bj •
of th« can la about Ml cents for a
peculiar mark or particular <i-ut *»r
•li .;'c can and le»» «Iw-ro more ar«
aeratch on the can but be mu«t
d»ne i at th« same lime.
member these marks mean m*thli g to
If 1 for torn« reason you prefer to
a stranger
, ¡mint your name and addroaa on the
Milk cane that are » ; .-«I i. by
can* be «uro to put It on plainly and
truck aometlmcs have n<> marks «Ml
look 1 It over occasionally to avaurv
them or are partly worn off
i yours* eft It can bo uiuhtrstoo«! by utb
Usually the track driver >>r the it i«n ! er*
at the milk plant ran tell »*.
nun
if a crii uf creata «botrid arrise wtlb
It I* but If a strait ■
'NT
oUt Rtiy lag or IdenUftcsUon SS to who
•m tt>.
«*, ih« ouiy inmg •b”
SB ,-r. < rotn| uny rati <|.> 1* to «eli Hi«
I
ireti ti and ««alt de v ci >p meli te wtitcti
The Highway s*e^,’,
nnie otily after long <h>lay aro) a onor­
Repair Shop P,
ar. e to a» concerned
Reme tubar thè
«Xprv*« company and tb» crwamertea
Telephone 442
• li ’ li db i 'III* bandi* thonaamis of
■ uu» c<ery day and they all look al Ih«
Cylinder Ri bot ing
to Ilo n. if tf.>l jirperty uisrkrol -W.
II. sntt. l'vlry Inepertue, itoloraile
General Auto Rep.mi
Sfate l’alry Comoitoslou.
SATISFACTORY WAY
OF MARKING CANS
EflT TO LIVE
The lietter you eat
The lietter you live
Imperial Cafe
P at M urphy , Proprietor
Allmny, Ore.
Wc carry a Full Line of
Wheels, Rims, Springs
and ai
to
do all
cc
trie
Gas Welding.
SNYDER
404 E. 2d st.
&.
A. R. B urt
SON
M. A K i a
All>ary, Or<> n
Albany, Ore.
Farm Loans
Torrance
Write for I took
let deacribii
toklet
describing our
tvrentvyear u
aniortned rural cre-
dit farm loan. Insuranae rompa-
I V rtf --- are very low.
I No com-
mission or other expense.
Reconditioning SI.op
and
Parts for All Car«....
Beam Land Co
Albany, Ore.
212 E. First
Phone 379
ALBANY. OREGON •
Try Hall’s
$1.00 Collection
•
of Small Plant* for
Porch Boxes, p<»»t-
Itaul to vour adJres*.
<ct us know what
vou want to aid u*
in making a selec­
tion.
You
I I ALL’
If you arc on the farm, we
have the
Floral and Music Shop
Albany, Ore.
Photic 166-J
Lumber
Let Us Make
Your Car
Look Like New
If you arc in
town, we can
supply you with
what you timi.
At a comparatively
small cost.
Call in and let ua
tell you about it.
H' i
C. O. Kendig
Auto Fainter
I
Albany. Ore.
415 Lyon st,
Deiner
J. W. Copeland Yards
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Q uality ; S ehvicf
Second and Calapooia
Phone 275
A lbany . O hi
Bring us vour job Printing
20» y <»«c«nd Si.
C.lrntr b«K«>.
ALBANY, ülitG
•tt«e Material«
Warhmaaehla
•<l«r Sarvlaa
Jenning’s Auto Top Shop
Auto Trimming
Stationary Tope and Winter Inclosures
N. L. jKNNtNCS.
Manager
T klkthonk
4 IM-J
AI.B a NT. OREGON
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Night Calls «CI L
Phone >5
Fisher-Braden Company
Licensed Embalmers—Funeral Directors
Albany. Oregon
Secund and Broadalbin St*.
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General News
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Cov.’ at Calving Time Is
Entitled to Right Care
A Wt*. un*ln dairy «ajiert ro.»un-
*■ tids the following rar« of the milk
cow at calving tlrno:
Has« co t s lu good cohdltlnn to in-
sure r< <-rrv< energy and body tissues
for milk product!»*
Provide b comfortable bo* Mail or
suitable plsc« fur calvind.
lb- prop.ir*d tu treat an artack of
milk fever by having a milk-fever out
Hl to Inflate udder with air.
lil-inki't
row
immediately
after
■ ah ig If wroth«* endangers her be­
coming chilled.
l»o not tnllk oowa compicteiy dry fur
4A hours after calving.
I ro d cow« sparingly the first fe«
day a after cab tag.
Warm wator and a few quarts of
scalded bran or oats and good hay la
sutflrlrut for the Unit day or two
• fter calving
GradMlly work rows
on to full feed, which ordinarily re
quires two to three week a
lie careful not to overfeed.
Remove tb« afterbirth If neci»»««ry
inside of 4« hours after calving, and
do not allow the row to cot It.
Iletiiirve the calf from Ita mortver
after the first two to four day* ■ml
teach It to drink from a pall.
Produce High Producers
to Make Cow Profitable
No use can tell with certainty juat
what the daughters nf a pure bred
dairy sir« will produce until after
they hav« been milked, but it can
to* Btatm! with certainty that the
daughter» of common or scrub cows
slri-d by a gn>M| pure bred dairy air»
<111 he t-etter than their dam* An
nearly ■■ ran be ewtlmated the aver­
age prodnrtlim of the vrewtern dairy
row I* under 2.dt«> pounds of milk |>er
year. If thia milk tested 4 per ceut
the average butterfat field per year
Would t»e KM pound*
With feed at
present price* approximately one
half the dairy row« are tmfww the
production that will yield a «■ tlafac­
tory profit.
Economy and logic tndl
cate that the •no«t «etlsfsrtnry method
of obtaining higher yielding dairy cat­
tle IS to tim-d them. The poorer eowa
can be replaced by better ones and
then purebred air«« from high-produc­
ing cow« can be used to build Up the
production of the proaeat herds of the
stat*
Keeping Up Milk Flow
Cr>w* at th« beginning of their lac­
tation period are more sensitive to
ctrnuge In fee*!, water and weather
than when they are nearer to the
end of lactation
If a cow la an af­
fected that her milk production drupe
down shortly after raising. It la almoat
Imponaible by the moat careful man­
agement to bring her production back.
Tltia mean« that a successful dairy­
man mum plan In advance no that bin
cow« will be amply fed on a balanced
ration.
Designed for Convenience
The ¡HMltion of the hands of a clock
la one which haa Iwwu «elected fur the.
reason that It furnlaltea the great eat
facility to meet the requirement fog
painting the longer name above tie-
hand* and the «burter word below
The minute hand haa been varied In
poaitloo from 17 to 2ft minute« after
n
Sometime« the lunger name re
quire« to be written In a «evnl circle
above the band«. There have been
stories . onnectcd with th« death ef
IJncoln. that the pualtioe of th« band«
la rownmemwratlve ef the boor af the
death M 'A* * Mt true
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SEWING MACHINE
NEEDLES
Frustiti*« Water Clock»
More housvwivaa have trouble with
•ewing aiachltie nrvdhw than with any
>th«r part of the machine. Ttds la
{vnerail, tiecauw they go ahs'Ut buy
mg the hev*»es In the wrong way
When purchasing sewing uiacbtnc
jerdlew you should always remeuile-r
that the different makew of seeing
.nachlnv» .«II for needles of different
•bni»-« and sl»<w. so that a needle
that la «ultol for otto l>|*e of ma­
chine will not do satlafnctury work on
el . ther
W hi n.-vcr ¡» slide. I'
furo, you should Inal»! <m getting
nerolle« of a reliable make, with th*'
name of the machine «tamped right
■ m the »hank of the needle
You will n.it always tie able t» d-
th!», however. b«vwu«e nearly all fuc-
torira put out many machines of the
•ame mmfel under different name»
Tin-»« name» may be put im to suit
the different Ideas of th» merchants
handling ttm machines In various
town«, and »o will vary In different
communi tie« You ran »«•«• thst under
the»« romdltioB* unl<-«» you tlo get a
neeitle marked with the factory «
name, your chance of arinring the
proper nevrite for your machine I« go
Ing to t>e very great.
To meet thia difficulty, a number of
the nro-lle manufacturor» have classi­
fies! all the different makes of tun
chin««
nearly eight thousand vf
them and nro putting out nw Re out
fits containing m-edle» for all type»
of them
The moat Important |«>!nt almut
which you should he c«M*<-erti<»l In hu>
Ing »«» lag machine needle« 1« to get
the correct »Ise. It I» even siww to
nee a needle that la t<»< »mail, than
F*r with a larger
■ ilM* t<»> larje
needle there 1« I «ss wear on the
thread when «coin.-
You see every
time a siiteli Is made the tltroad has to
pa»s backward sal forward through
the eye of the n«* die «e-, enti time»
on power tnarhfn« « tb«’» ■ I way« use
a sfveclnl needle, larger at the eye
than in Ihe blade, to offset thia irte.
tfoa.
Other pafnta to watch for in a per
fees needle nee:
That the eye I» carefully {»dished.
So that liter« are no rough <-')(oil to
cut the thread
That tbc point lie smooth and
•harp.
Timi five needle has a well ftatt‘-n«»l
pkver mi one wide of the shank, so
Hint It Will lit iwrtevlly Into the tua
■ •Idre Imf.
In the M<> lay an peninsula tra re! era
recently found the natirea using a
m<Mt primitive method for measuring
time, which has prulxbly been tn
vogue h-r fi.utsi year». It is called the
water clock and 1« amply a «inali diati
w;il> a an.ail hula in
the bottom nhen thia ta placet! in a
iut> of water It gradually brumes full
and aitili«, which always happen« in
II.- mui »’ period of time i»n the Ma-
lay Junk* It la ■ common thing to ■«•
a coo-dlit «hell floating in a bowl of
waive tu tell off the lime away from
the home port.
The an ient Kgyp
linn» trod the water elock
Hie Band
ala» or water (la*« ba« two uses all
it» own at the pro ent time -tor twill­
ing egg«, and In 11
l'n.ll»h house of
cWMitiKina to tin >• the bei • that ring to
uvlify uh -iutiera that a divisi-m la a!
baud.
Had Origin in Quoit»
The game of boraeataw*» is baaed on
quoit* which la a pastime rewetnbilng
tiir ancient discus throwing of Greece.
Few tra.«« of a game roeemhllng
quoits can tw found <>n th« continent
■if Europe ami Ita origin may be «ought
for on the I- >rderla»ds of Scotland and
Kiiglnnd
There are reference« to It
tn the midland», dating from the be
ginning of the fifteenth century, As-
rii»tu tn his "Tuxophllua” (IMS), re
fvr» to the game us living chiefly by
th« working classe* who often used
horaenboea fur want of qu»lt* ■ CUS
tom siili prevailing In country die
trlcta.
I Cash Prices Paid
FOR
CASCARA BARK
Come and get the
priced Irom us before
you ».‘II. <j 11 iph< st
price* paid for all
kind* of Junk.
Albany Bargain House
('.•r*cr 2d Ä Baker
Phone 411 J
I < Ifflco 3M0
ih.mro.|Mr<
Office Hours; V to 12 a tn ., 2 to f> p in.
An<l by Appointment,
Dr.
Albany. Orc.
. J. Kenagy
oro« ’ m . Chiropractor
A 111 AMY.
OKKGON
—ALBANY ABS1 RACT COMPANY--------
Alrttracters el fit* and c< uni y property in Linn county. Work
quickly comp <* rd
(hit ccrtih* al<-« guarantee safety. Prices
conform 1« t-.< cr.tahlR.l cd rate» throughout the country.
L f . ii . a Mini i !
L. M. Ci hl . Presi<lcnt
Secret..¡*v
Attorney and Manager
DR. A. P. HOWELLS
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
(»ffic. -—Phone «
Send for IHteupnthic Utcrature
Office first ravings Bank I'ullding
210
Al.SANY, < >HK«iON
Rv«i’<l mce;
¿ItGaiHj
Call in and mm - <mr »elect line of
ÿaitib ati3 ^Ca(( Sap ¿I
The only rfftdasK « U“‘nt *’** U'*11 PaPcr •iore
c C. DANN ALS
Third St.
jLin" Coun,-V
aii ^ .or.
Albany Planing Mill
g w. SEARS, Frew.
Saaii, Doors. Mouldin g. Gia»«. Genera! Mill Work. Windshields.
Kitchen Cupl wards. Wma'ow »nd Door Screens,
II stdwood Flotn'ing, etc.
Bring Us Your Estimates
Prompt Service
Albany, Oregon
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Phone 140 R
All kinds of Iron a*d Bra««
Repair
Castings
Fruit and Hop Furnacea
*'«rk »nd Blacksmithing
Alban y iron Works
Engln««. Mill «nd Mining Machinery
l.twe Rolta, Head B»"rk.. I <« Turners. '«Haute.
< abb • Com syors and Rope )««<i "ork.
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Albany, Oregon
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