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About Intermountain tribune and Linn County agriculturalist. (Sweet Home, Linn County, Or.) 1913-1914 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1914)
Í«IO><O:»«3ÍCI Í......... An Ideal Gift for the Home | Come in and let us show them to you or write and let us send you a catalog $ Kerr &-Rowland Drug Co. g Phone Main 144 Lebanon, Oregon a«ooosîOi«iO(<>HO(«HOf«OHOio«ooiOiœo(«i Small Farm ¡To the voters and my friends of ' J Linn ,Cogn|y: I am a candidate for nomination In this column all candidates for nomination to office who desire, will i^o the office of County Clerk on®the be published regardless of-the poli Republican ticket, at the Primary tical affiliation of the candidate. election to be held May 15, 1914. While the Intermountain Tribune I will greatly appreciate your patro has its own political opinions in a nage and support. W. W. BAILEY, general way, it desires to give thq Brownsville, Ore. •candidates of all parties an equal chance before the people. In recent Mortgage Loans Negotiated Notary Public years a candidate’s political affilia tion makes but little difference with the people. If he is honest, capable and has special fitness for the office ATTORNEY AT LAW he seeks, hé is very apt to win' out.' Linn copntjn now has a very capable set of county officials and it is hoped Office on Sherman St. Lebanon, Ore. those who succeed them next Janu ary will prove equally trustworthy and efficient. FOR ’COUNTY CLERK J Corvallis, Or.,—That beef- cattle on the small farm will make but a small profit^ if any at all, is the belief of Professor E. B. Fitts, extension livestock man at 0. A. C. It is advisable to turn off the beef early, since beef is produced more cheaply during the first two years of the animal’s life than at any time afterwards. “There is no profit in feeding beef cattle for the additional flesh that they put oh., The hay that a ,beef eats in a day is worth more than the beef it makes. The only advantage in feeding is to give a high finish that7 will command top prices. “The beef animal is not so profit able as the dairy cow or as pigs and sheep. When beef is produced, the producers should breed along beef lines. The Durham and Here ford generally stand at the. head of the. beef breeds, but the Galloway and Angus are also good beef animals. Showing How It Happened Is Some times a Dangerous Risk. "Showing just bow an accident hap pened is sometimes serious business." The Intermountrin /Tribune has arranged to make its said the adjuster of an accident insur ance company-. “The settlement of a readers a Special Clubbing Offer with the Albany Herald claim isn’t made any easier by having some reckless person insist on illus The Intermountain Tribune specializes on the news of Sweet Home trating, just how the thing occurred and surrounding'territory, and the Albany Herald is giving a and then losing, a hand. an. arm or per haps his life, before year very eyes. telegraph report of the world’s news and specializing on the “I shall never forget an elevator ac news of the county seat, all of which is a complete news service cident that occurred in the early days of my adjusting. The elevator was in The Herald Publishes the Albany Evening Herald and an old building which had been remod eled for apartments and offices; -—the Albany Twice-a-Week Herald- — “A tenant rang the elevator bell on one of the upper floors. As there was SPECIAL OFFER no response to his signal, he put his head over the metal lattice work that Regular price of Intermountain Tribune;............. ... . . .$1.25 inclosed the shaft to see If the eleva Regular price Albany Evening Herald.......... ............. ..¡...$3.00 tor was up or down. Just then the elevator started, the heavy weights Total..... .,..„....v.............. ....... ...„A......... ‘.;.z..„.:.....L... A£®$4.25 ■ came down and crushed his skull. “When I came to look the ground SPECIAL PRICE FOR BOTH .............. $2.75 over the- janitor insisted on showing me just .how the. man met his death. The Semi-Weekly Herald and the Intermountain Tribune I As an illustration he put his head out . into the elevator shaft. Again the ele can be obtained for $2.00 per year vator started, the, weights came down as before, and instead of one claim to If Intermountain Tribune subscribers have paid in advance, they j settle there were two. although of course the , latter one was set aside on may pay the difference and get the Herald at these rates. | the ground of gross carelessness. For subscribers who are in arrears to tWke advantage of the I “Another case was where a woman special offer, it will be necessary for back subscriptions to be paid i employed In a steam laundry had four s f J Angers sp crushed that amputation was necessary. The next day in an attempt to show me ‘just how the thing happened’ another 'woman lost ------------------------ GALL ON 'OR ADDRESS------------------------ her entire hand, and amputation was necessary above, the wrist. “Nowadays when I go to the scene _________________________________________ I Of an accident I say: ‘Give me full particulars. Show me the place and the position, of the .Injured person, but Photographs for heaven’s sake don’t duplicate the Post Cards accident for . the sake of showing me $2 to $6 $1.00 “just bow!’’ ’ "—New York Sun; 1 Intermountain Tribune, Sweet Home] Per Dozen Intermouutain per year. SWEET HOME, OREGON H. B. CHESS St. Charles Hotel I, the undersigned, am a resident of Albany and am a member of the republican party. Haying filed my Application for the nominatiorf fdr the office of county clerk I desire to present my name .to the republi can voters of Sweet. Home -and vicinity and respectfully solicit your votes for my candidacy at the forth coming primary election. C. B. WINN. Albany, Ore. Tribune Old and Reliable Has been Thoroughly Renovat ed and Refurnished, and is now open for the reception of guests. ..... -WE STRINE TO PLEASE------- Board and Lodging $1.25 Per Day J. M. STALEY, Prop. Albany - Oregon Notice for Publication FOR'COUNTY CLERK. (PUBLISHER) To the voters of Linn County: Owing to the fact that I have had DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR nearly five years experience in the U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore. t March 6, 1914 County Clerk’s office as Deputy Clerk and have familiarized myself Notice is hereby given that Ralph Robert Blanchard, of Foster, Oregon, who, on January JO, with the intricacies of the office and 1914, made Homestead Entry, No. 04043, for E 1-2 believing that I am able to render of .the-W 1-2, Section 16, Township 12' South Range 4 East, Williamette Meridian, has filed satisfactory service to the public,, I' notice of intention to make Fnal Commutation hereby announce myself as a candi proof to establish claim to the land above describ ed, before the. Register and Receiver, U. S. Land date for the nomination as County .Office.at. Portland, Oregon, on the 23rd day of Clerk ôn the Republican ticket at April, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses, John Roberts, the primary election, May 15,1914, Michael Cosgrove, , Joseph McDonald, and Jake I will greatly appreciate your sup ^Berger, all of Foster, Oregon. 4-9 H. F. HIGBY, Register. port.’ R. M. Ruséell Appointment of Executor FOR SHERIFF ■ f" Notice is; hereby, given, that by’order of the I, the undersigned, a resident of County Court of Linn County, Oregon, made'on the 24th day of February, 1914, the undersigned Brownsville, desire to present my was .duly appointed and is now the duly qualified name for the favorable considéra and acting Executor of the estate, of C. O. Gentry, tion of the people of Linn county deceased, late of Linn County, Oregon. .All persons having claims against said estate for the office of sheriff, subject to are hereby required to present the same, properly the will of the voters of the demo verified, unto the undersigned executor at the office of Samuel M. Garland, in Lebanon, Linn' cratic party at the forthcoming County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. primary election. . Dated and published the first time this 5th day If nominated and elected, I of March, 1914. Last publication, April 2, 1914. Sam’L M. Garland, promise a strict \ and . impartial en Executor of Estate of forcement of law so far as lies with ' C. O. Gentry, deceased in my power. : Legal blanks for sale at - the Tri- W. J. M oore ' Brownsville, Ore. ebun office. printing ------------------- / Per Dozen FOR COUNTY CLERK Political Announcements DUPLICATING AN ACCIDENT. A. E. 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