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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
2
In Tone Oregon a 1925 issue notes weekly publication by W Head as editor publisher. The entry includes subscription terms and a copy of the Fourth Amendment excerpt referencing protection against unreasonable searches and seizures.
A satirical poem tracing Jim from youth to old age, noting constant claims he has a future front of him. The piece mocks aspirational talk as Jim grows from ten to sixty and beyond, ending with the idea that each person becomes Jim and builds a future front of him.
The article notes that most U S wars began in April, listing Revolutionary War on April 18 1775, Mexican War April 24 1846, Civil War April 15 1861, Spanish-American War April 21 1898, World War I April 6 1917, with the War of 1812 starting June 18 1812 and the Civil War ending April 9.
Booking orders for day old chicks with half cash on order. Prices 12 14 16 cents each. Eggs furnished cap 144 at capacity for 6.00 cash when set. Willow Creek Poultry Farm Morgan Oregon. The Independent phone 62.
The piece argues the governor and legislators failed to cut taxes despite promises and notes taxes were lower forty years ago. It laments today’s public service, schools, and roads, claiming lower levies would entail losing public goods, and suggests a return to past conditions without those benefits.
Mosquito planes, tiny one man flivvers with motorcycle engines weighing under a motorcycle, raced at Dayton Ohio. Some machines carry a stout man on his back and reach up to ninety miles an hour with gas use similar to motorcycles. Experts predict standardized versions will sell for under a fifth of a larger aircraft.
In New Orleans a man named Aman lit a match to check an auto fuel tank and found it full. He patted a strange bull on the head to test affection, failed. He sped toward a train crossing and could not beat the train. He touched a trolley wire to see if it was charged. it was. A man cut out his advertising to save money and failed.
Portland newspapers criticize law enforcement harshly after a policeman’s blunder. Public support is needed to back officers and uphold the law. otherwise bootleggers gain security and the public loses protection, argues the East Oregonian.
The Interstate Bridge Commission reports Portland to Vancouver tolls brought in 444 048 during 1924 an increase of 86185 over 1923 figures. Sherman County Observer notes the year’s gain and total.
A verse piece reflecting the desire to live simply by the roadside where passersby rush by. The speaker questions judgment and cynicism and asserts a quiet, humane stance against sitting in lament or bitterness.
Local lodge listings show LONE LOU GE No 120 APL & ALM meets on the third Wednesday each month with officers Walker Lee L F Dick. LOCUST CHAPTER No 119 C E meets the second and fourth Tuesday with WM Mrs Myrie Walker Soc Mrs Nina Middle. LONE LOU GE No WS meets Saturdays with N G Frank Young V G Berg on Le better See Earle A Brown Treas E J Bristow. BUNDAGRASS REBEKAH No 9 LO O FP meets first and third Thursday each month with N G Huby Engelman V J Arvilla Swinson See Verda Ritchie Treas Bitte Brin tow.
The Congregational church hosts a Wednesday prayer meeting while the Christian and Baptist churches hold Thursday sessions. The high school later hosts May 10 Christian church worship with the Baclaureate sermon. Pastor Hand from Congregational is invited to give the Hardman commencement address. Union C EL Society prayer meeting committee set three months of leader schedules.
The Congregational Church led by Rev. W. W. Head holds worship at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M with the pastor presiding.
Sunday School at 10 00 A M with a prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 00 P M and 10 00 P M services noted for the week at First Christian Church.
Sunday School at 10.00 A.M. Junior Endeavor at 5.30 P.M. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.30 P.M.
The document presents the ownership and management details for the weekly publication in Lone Oregon. It lists the managing editor W W Head and publisher J W Meadlow along with the principal owners and holders of bonds and mortgages. Notary FO Robinson swears to the statements, with commission expiration noted.
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