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The Scio Tribun«
General New*
W. A. Ewing.
T. J Munk. It.
Pro* aient
Vice Pr«
E. Ü. Myer*. Cnohier
The Scio State Bank
INCREASE PROFITS
BY GROWING FEED
The dairy fanner who ran roto* all
| or a big pro(K>rtl<m <>f the feed for bls
Do«« a General Banking
< Jalry cuwa haa a diattact advaatag*
BusineM.. In|«T«-st paid
<n«r (be dairyman who baa to pur-
on time deposit«.
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hl» feed, »cording to Prof J
j H. Flick, load of th* dairy depart-
THOMAS LARGE IwieitL»r,l »ent at the K»Ma* .State A{rlcultural
Malle»«-. Ill* feed Will b* cheaper, glv-
City and Farm Pn«|xrrlv
ng l>lm greater profit» on hl» milk
aruducta, »o.l b* haa the ciianc* of
*ietung market prUv* for tile surplus
f««l
Alfalfa la the brat bay for dairy
eatil*. Pn>fe»M»r Fitch •fated. In »ee-
I tb>na wb«-r* alfalfa cannot Iw grown.
• »w ... l clot er la being owed to growl
i advantage. Hoy beana and eewpena
ficai Estate litoter
I are being u»*d In aotne «aK-tlona, bqth
and Notara Public
v» a bay crop aud protein aubatitui*
Corn <tr Vcarie** «Hag* 1» the beat
^lulratli ObtainrJ^ faamtn !
! «nd chvapeM feed with which to »up-
OREGOS i plrtuettl Irgutne bay. A» to th* ttao
, of corn, “cane." or kafir aa a »¡lag*
rvp. I*rof«w»or ntrh recotnmenda th*
DR. A. G. PRILL
>>ur which will give the large« yield
I'byaiclnn
with the great«-«t degree of certainty.
and
I r lifgl.er pr >d<i< tl»>n it !» m-cce-
Surgeon
nary to ua* grain in addition to th«»
Olatrlct Surgeon S. F. Railway
bulky feed*. Kan»«» produced corn,
o»t». barley. kafir, "«-an«." »nd wheat,
Or.
all of which may I»« u»«3l In » «lalry
rotimi. I!r»n I» anothvr popular cot»-
' the large
■mount of wheat milled. Llnaaed »di­
mmi and eottonwed meal ar* both
uaed ■■ concert tra tod protein for high
producer*.
11.«Idea the natural p»«ture rrrq<
th* um of wheat and rye for peature
la very cxtcnalve. 8we>H rimer »nd
■udnn gr«»»_ both of which »re r-cl-
■lively new. have ulna become very
popular aa puaturo fur dairy cstUa.
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Superior Cast Iron
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Calle anawrrvd Pay or bight
Tuberculin Teeting
COL. W. F. WRIGHT
Auctioneer
1144 Ferry St.
Salem, Or<
t'i. for All Sole»
Sutiefuctioll Guaranteed
HAULING
Any Kind
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Anywhere
SEE
Any Time
Fred Sturo««, Scio,Or« ¿<>n
HONDEO CARRIER
Lowe A, Morrison
Rállatele Undertaker*
All funerala given p*
-’rwinal attention
by Mr. Lu
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N. t‘. Ix>w*
Lebanon
I’hone 91
N. I. Moniui»>w
Phon. -Pay. 3117
Phone—Night, 395
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Feed Doog, Large Size
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Reversible Pipe Collar
for High or Low Flue
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Large Oval Fire Pot
and Dome
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Duplex Grates for
Coal or Wood
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Cool Air Taken
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Roomy Ash Door
Fits Air Tight
Large Base Clearance
Bridge-Beach
Special Draft Slide
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Floor Space
Large Capacity
A ah Pan
•T. LOUIS
Ideal for Use in Houses Having no Basement for a furnace
Price $87.50
For Sale by____________
Veterinarian
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Air Flue Between
Fire Chamber and Caning
G. F. Korinek
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Black and Nickel
Gray or Blue Enamel
Outer Cast Casings
Plain or Enameled
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Heat Discharged
From Top Openings
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SUPERIOR CIRCULATOR
Distributes a Comfortable Warmth Thruout Several Connecting R oods
Sold
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R. M. CAIN
Also Agency for Heatrolas. the Parlor Furnace, u< . Lang ¡uni Universal Ranges
Future of Daily Herds
Depends on Heifer Care
Eteri a ring that the future of the
dairy tx-rd d<-t*n<l» a great deal upon
the rare given the belfrr calvee which
will to- the cow* of totnoero*, H. M.
Joc.>-a dairy eiti-uvlon a|N-clalM at
S<>uth l>ukota State college pointe out
that the u»xfulneM of many a good
cow 1» Impaired by neglect or ml»
treatment a» a calf.
"Feeding la of prime lmport-ancw."
he »ay*. "On well-managed dairy
farm*, regularity In feeding la the
rule, and th* pnlla uaed for feeding
Calwa are aa dean a* thoa* into which
nil'« la drawn for human uao The
beat Insurance for the health of the
calf 1« cleanliarM In tj'Mrtera »ml
hedlng pall»-“
KaUlng the calf on whole rotlh la
n<>t *. • nouilcal, according to Jone*,
but It 1» n*. eeaury that th* wlmle milk
bo fed for at leaat the firot two or
thrr- week* of th* calf» life. After
that, ho raggeata a gradual ablftlng of
•kirn milk plug a grain ration of
ground ««ata and corn. Tl»o cauae for
an “uudendred“ cow. he aaya, can usu­
ally be I meed to t«»o »canty f<«-dlug
during th* early period of her Ilf*.
Various Roots Are Good
Feed for the Dairy Cow
Root a of all kind* ar* good feed fur
dairy cow». fleet» an- r»j«cl»lly val­
uable. Cor they not only aupply nu­
trient» *n a good form. but they do not
In any way affect the quality of milk.
Rutabaga» and turnip» do affect the
quality of milk, and <««t»relally If fed
Ju»t befog* lull king. If they aro fed
after milking. It 1» difficult to dterorn
any d oor In the milk, but butter made
from It will, upon »lauding a few
ur<‘ki or month», develop an objec­
tionable flavor. Thia haa led aome
crvwiuerlr' producing high-quality but­
ter to rvqurat their patrvoa not to
feed tumlpa or rutabaga».
When Business is Good
ATURDAY night is a mighty good time to ask yourself
I this question: “Is our community sending mom money
out of town than is coming in each week? Of coui the only
safe answer is “NO!”
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Dairy Notes
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Cow» do not enjoy moldy »Huge, and
It make» horar» alck.
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Feedtng mineral» to dairy cow* la
relatively urw, and we have not
learned about It yet.
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Clean the twirn lota and dairy
preml».» and haul off litter In order
to dvatroy brecti¡ng placea for file*.
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Th* choir* of a herd hire may
make or break a man tn th* dairy
bu«ln<-«n, »ay dairy <p»r(»ll»t» of th*
I'ennaylvanla State <-oil«-g». The fu­
turo herd la dependent upon luffuencwu
In «.[«erntlou now.
PATENTS
Obtained. Send model or »krtt h
and we will promptly »end you a
report. Our book on Patent» and
Trade-mark, will be »ent to you
on reqncat.
D. SWIFT & CO.
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305 Seventh St. Wavhtnalom. U. C-
II. nove the cwwa from pertnrae In
fented with wild ««nlotra and bitter
weed* three hour* before milking, te
prevent bad odoro and flavor* te milk
»nd cream.
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S.v.1 or «od the patturo» with Iler-
tnnda. Impede«» nr other ileairahl*
Native paature graaaen can
n»>< be »h-|»«-mled on.
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Tha good cow «haws femininity Is
ron.luct, In dlapoailfon and In
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This means that we folks in this neighborhood must patronize
local supply men and merchants if we expect otir town to pros*
per and “stay on the map." ’
Frankly, it means that every citizen will find it most profitable
to read the advertisements in this paper every issue,and to follow
their good advice.
Our advertisers arc all personally inter - t. .1 in this town—and
in YOU. They are helping you build a better home community.
When business is good, their profits are being shared with you
in an endless chain of co-operative betterment.
Read the Ads hi this Paper
and save yourself money by trading at home
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