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About Intermountain tribune and Linn County agriculturalist. (Sweet Home, Linn County, Or.) 1913-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1914)
Intermountain Tribune ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY T. L. DUGGER, EDITOR aND PR®P HÖW TO BUILD UP A TOWN tor Chamberlain stands high with I the administration. His re-election We assupie that every citizen of is desired by the administration, A Sweet Home desires to build up the vote for his opponents is a vote to town, to get more people and busi send an enemy to the president, S. C. STEWART President T. D. O BRIEN, Aast. Cash. A. M. REEVES, Vice Pres. W. M. BROWN, Cashier ness houses to locate here. This is There ought to be no difficulty in Entered at the postoffice at Sweet true bècause merchants' would hav£ flaking a selection of state senator Home, Ore,, as second class matter. a larger traçîe ,|nd a^general acfêr as between Mr. Porter of Shedds va'nce in property values would re and S. M; Garland. The last named SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE.......$1.25 sult. We, also, assume that the is a successful business lawyer and MAIN AND GRANT STREETS AT END OF YEAR ................. 1.50 people of the Santiam country de can be relied upon to do all in, his sire a railroad, because railroad power to cut out a number of the SIX MONTHS ....... .75 LEBANON, OREGON connections mean an increase in the useless and expensive state commis value of property, a broad extension sions, Mr. Porter was a member of the farming and dairy interests of the legislature of two years, ago ADVERTISING RATES: and a general increase in the pros We are now settled in our new building, and take pleasure in and assisted in foisting a number of Local advertising, per line... ........5c perity of the Sweet Home valley extending an invitation to the public to call and inspect our these commissions. upon the state. Display advertising, per inch..... 10c and vicinity. Besides he is an allumnus of Ore- quarters where we have provided every facility for carrying Now the people of this locality Display advertising, long time, see gpn University and is sûre to vote on .the banking business. can do much towards the accom f$r every appropriation the state manager. Call any time between the hours of nine and three and we plishment of these ends, if they will Extended marriage or death notices colleges ask for. shall be glad to greet you. per line....... ................................. 3c simply pull together. Td^ cannot The argument advanced bv the Special rates on long time display accomplish anything if they continu ally antagonize each other. The Oregonian upon the subject of tariff advertising. strangers who come to town with points to the prohibition of foreign, the expectation of locating, will not made goods. At the present time, be favorably impressed if they find the great European war has result GOOD BYE one part or one section of- the tctsvn ed in shutting off importations from knocking the other. On the other many of the European, countries, Manufacturers of all kinds of With this issue the Intermountain hand, if they find our citizens pull just the condition which would ex-, Tribune closes its publication in ing harmoniously, they will count ist with the. Oregonian’s prohibitory Rough and Dressed Douglas Fir Lumber Sweet Home, to be resumed some that feature an important factor. tariff. Yet. the Oregonian finds, time about October 15 at Scio The only and the one way to de fault- because the tariff revenue has. Well Seasoned Stock Constantly on Hand under the name of “The Scio Tri velop a town or community is, for fallen off and the administration is bune.” Of course, everybody has the people to pull ' together “In compelled to replace this deficiency Personal Attention given to all Orders. a reason for doing things. Our union there is. strength.” . Of from other sources. We Guarantee to give you Satisfaction reason for making this expensive course everyone would like to have The Brownsville Times assumes, move is. we think the field at Scio his own way and cause things to and vicinity will be more renumera- move so that he or they would reap that the saloon is the cause for the tive than that of Sweet Home. In profits from any and all develop moving of the Tribune from .. Sweet fact we expect the balance to be on ment. But, unless each and every --Home. This is not true. There, is the side of profit, at Scio. It has’ one is willing to concede something simply Pot enough’ business, houses been on the loss side since we came to the other fellow, development here to support a newspaper. The Times well knows that an advertis to Sweet Home. There are not will be blocked. Timber Lands Cruised and Estimates made now enough business houses in Sweet Home has1 factions, ' the ing patronage is a vital requisite on Standing Timber. fo ’ r a newspaper . to live. That Sweet Home to give a newspaper same as all other small towns. _t.he support it must have in order Human nature is such that every patronage is not here because of FOSTER to exist. one desires to have his own way lack of business houses. So far as thé saloon is concerned, there have When we moved our printing ! and that every new enterprize will plant to Sweet Home, we had every put dollars into his pocket. From been fewer arrests since its establish reason to . believe that a railroad the nature of things this cannot re ment than before. We now have would soon be in operation between sult. Some people will reap more no ‘ blind pigs” such as Brownsville the Sweet Home country and the profit than others as a matter of Lebanon and Albany have; conse valley, under which condition the course. Yet this should not cause quently no expense to the county'at i * number of our business houses jealousies, bickering and knocking. the goal for board. We, also, have/! would have been greatly increased; Any new business which comes' to about one mile of crushed rock road, also, we expected that the 12-4 town is sure to help everyone in a which saloon money builded. If settlers would be able to prove up more or less degree. We all want Brownsville, Lebanon and other on their claims as well. In both to make money. Let us not find patrons of the saloon would observe cases we have been disappointed and fault because the other fellow makes proper decorum on their return hôrne, there would be no cause for the prospect is that neither proposi it faster than we do. complaint of the saloon. tion will materialize for some To make Sweet Home win out, months and, possibly, years to there should be a union of effort on It is our purpose to maintain a Fir^t Class Duroc Jersey pigs for sale. All come. the part of everyone. All should registered stuff and are the very Drink Emporium and strictly obey We have no reason to complain of pull for the one end—development; best strains on the market. I will the mandates of the law the subscription patronage which If you cannot reap direct profit, ¿Iso sell my herd boar, There is has been given us and if the adver you will do so in the end. none better than he. Farm at You are respectful! invited to call see us * tising and job printing were in pro Goltra Station. M. E. Roth, Albany, portion to the subscription, we PRESIDENT WILSON Ore., R. F. D. No. 5. would be glad to remain in this SHOULD BE SUSTAINED field. We are not going to leave Sweet President Wilson’s popularity will SWEET HOME, OREGON Home without newspaper represen be reflected by the result of '’the tation. We have employed Mr. R. November ■ election. Congress' is W. Van Fleet to edit and have the president’s working machinery. charge of the Sweet Home section. If the voters elect a republican con We expect to make the gweet Home gress, it will be regarded as an act section an importapt feature of the hostile to Mr. Wilson'. His enemies Scio Tribune and We trust our would claim in such case that the Sweet Home, Foster, Holley, Water president’s influence is waning; loo and Crawfordsville subscribers Politicians in the east are watching will continue their patronage. In eagerly for some indication in the I wish to announce to the people of Sweet addition to the Sweet Home news, present campaign that the strength Home and vicinity that I have leased the you will get the Scio news as well. of the president with the people is J. I. C. (J. L. Coulter) Shop in the east Our correspondents' will please for Y declining. part of town and that I am prepared to ward their news letters to Scio by Samuel G. Blythe, nationally- do all classes of Blacksmithing. ’ , j make, . Mondays mail. famous as a political writer, in a Horseshoeing a specialty ana 7 guarantee' L The Tribune regrets being forced recent article in the Saturday Even satisfaction, as I have hacLgm^ny years : That ’ s the kind of pictures you to leave Sweet Home, for we believe ing Post, said: want to make, so get a Seneca \ "w experience. Give me a call and I will con we have formed friendships which Càmera to-day. “If.Mr. Wilson shall be-' rebuked vince you that I understand .the business. The càmera illustrated here is the will last through life and, we trust by a great defeat in .’ 1914, and if : new Roll Film Seneca. It has all ~—My Prices are Reasonable—” that our enemies, if we have any, the House should turn;- .or1 remain the features and adjustments found on cameras three times its bulk. will forgive and forget any griev only scantily democratic, there a It’s a distinct improvement on the ance they may have against us. We would be some doubts of his avail old fashioned roll film camera. It’s the one for you. wish to assure the people of the ability for 1916; for if he does not Sweet Home country that we have carry the coming House, and -carry SENECA CAMERA but the kindest of feeling for one it substantially, it will mean but MFG. COMPANY OREGON I- and all and that we trust that the one thing, and . that : one thing is ROCHESTER, N.Y. SWEET HOME Largest Independent Camera Makers In the World future may bring both happiness that his prestage is gone.” , SENECA CAMERA MFG. CO. and prosperity to all. “He is the only candidate who Rochester, N.Y. Photographs Post Cards We Expect the Scio Tribune to has so concrete and crucial a condi Enclosed find 4c in stamps for which please send me postpaid the Seneca be in operation on or before October tion confronting him.” $2 to $(i Hand Book. 20. Again extending good wishes -, Name................... . .................................. A vote for George E. Chamber- Per Dozen we are respectfully, lain for the senate is a vote of con Address SWEET HOME, OREGON T. L. Dugger and family fidence in “Woodrow Wilson. Sena- The Lebanon National Bank Mealey Bros. Mill Company Timber and Agricultural Lands and Mill Property for Sale Mountain Valley Saloon Good Liquors, Wines and Beer CORNISH & BAILEY AreMADE WITH New Blacksmith in Town SENECA CAMERAS L. BARBEAU, , Prop. A. E. 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