Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-13

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heavy farm wagon to the lightest
buggy. The Scholl family are
strong feature in Hubbard affairs.
There are four sons and three are
taking a part in building up the
town. L. NJ. Scholl is the post
master. Geo. f. Scholl is in part
nership with his father. d. j. Scholl
is in business at Cottage Grove, H.
F. Scholl has built up a fine busl-
ness in the shape of machine shop.
He has the machinery to repair and
rebuild bicycles, auto-cycles, motor
cars, gas engines and steam engines
He has the lathes and tools 10 do oil
these things, and is agent for the
Indian motorcycle.
Doing the Armor Act.
J. NJ Mischler is the meat king Of
this section. He not only keeps
good fresh meat market for the town
Of Hubbard, but sells fresh meat to
large country trade. He packs.
cures and smokes meats and puts
up his town lard. He buys and
ships large quantities of dressed
meats and handles a great deal Of
Hive stock
a Pioneer Printer.
r. B. Conover is one of the pioneer
printers of Oregon and belongs IN
the class with Geo. II. Hines, e. N.
Waite and Mr. Craig, senior of
Salem. He prints the Hubbard
newspaper, the Beaver State Herald
and has a good job printing plant
He has been here boosting for the
town four years, was fifteen years at
Dayton, conducted the Salem Town
Talk, the Salem Record, and was q
journeyman printer on the Salem
Statesman. He learned his trade at
Mortified, MINI, made famous by
the James boys robbing the bank
and holding up the town MI
Conover is well-informed man and
always takes a pleasure in enter
tanning one of the craft
Tea Culture at Hubbard.
The rich, warm garden soils at
Hubbard will grow almost anything
and I was not surprised to find
good quality of Japanese tea grow
ing here, About twenty years ago
the firm of Allen Lewis of Portland
imported tea seed and d distributed it
to thousands of people in the Will
lame.te valley and this is the only
place where tea growing has been
a success 1t has been accomplished
by Peter Lauer. an old Southern
Pacific section foreman who has
passion for gardening He has been
experimenting for the past eight
years and has imported seed that has
been greater success than the AL
len Lewis seed He says his tea
smells better even than the tea inn
ported from Japan that costs four
dollars a pound. He gave us a sam
pie and when Homer Davenjort
comes to town we are going to give
him drink of Hubbard grown tea
WOlfer Mineral Springs.
A corporation named the Woifer
Medical Mineral Springs Co, has
been formed for the purpose of pur
chasing these Springs, also for the
purpose of building, owning and
controlling of hotels bath houses,
sanitariums and amusement places.
The incorporators are all we'll
known men of Hubbard, and it is
expected that as soon as sufficient
stock is subscribed active work will
be commenced. The officers are:
DR.. S. w. Weaver, president; c. NJ.
Crittenden, secretary; Alfred D
Wolfer, treasurer.
Gushing forth 100 gallons per
minute of Natures healing waters
each and every minute of the day,
and every day of the year, is the
record of this Spring of crystal
water, situated but few rods from
the corporate limits of the pretty
city of Hubbard. This Spring. long
known as the Wolfer Mineral Spring,
is located in one of Natures pret-
tiest surroundings and on every
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