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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
4
The article explains disease carriers as individuals who have recovered from illnesses like diphtheria or typhoid but in whom germs persist. It notes quarantines and laboratory tests for release, and warns carriers can spread germs through milk or raw foods, sometimes for years or life. It also mentions potential gall bladder surgery as a cure for typhoid carrier.
Weekend visitors include Miss Violet Hynd and Miss Arleta Farrens with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd. Leon Logan reports one thousand acres of wheat thriving after heavy showers. six hundred acres of summer fallow near completion. Krebs brothers loaded 1,100 ewes and 1,000 lambs at Cecil depot for ranches above Heppner. Emil Bolin wins best waltzer at lone. Local social and school official visits noted throughout Cecil vicinity.
Mrs. Wigglesworth and niece Gertrude Pettyjohn called on Mrs. N E K Pettyjohn last Wednesday. T M Benedict of Lyle Washington visited Morgan last week. L Haze with C Woods from Troutdale visited Morgan Saturday. Edith Ely with Farrens and Martin Baurenfeind attended a play in Ione. Esta Baurenfeind stayed with Minnie Ely Friday. Jack Wagner and family left for Rendleton Saturday for grandmother's funeral. James Hardesty cared for their affairs. James Hardesty and wife visited friends Sunday. Medlock stays with Mrs. Hardesty this week. Crowell family visited Heppner Friday. Geneva Pettyjohn spent Tuesday night with Edith Boy. Fink visited Morgan school last Monday. Hardesty finished hauling day for Jack Wagner. The Oregon Tuberculosis.
Abe Cohn of Portland attended to business in Lexington. George McMillan and Ralph Jackson are at Heppner court. John McMillan is ill with flu. Lawrence Beach visited his father in Lexington then returned to Walla Walla. Jason Biddle and wife were in town on business. B. H. Grady traveled to Spokane. Lexington High beat Hardman High 4 to 3 on Lexington field. Christian church ladies plan a fancy food and apron sale April 11 at Barnette store. Opal Leach left for Corvallis to study at O A C. Claire Nolan returned to O A C after a visit home. Buckskin mare strayed from Sorensen ranch, branded reversed R L on left shoulder. Reward for information to R L Ekleberry. For sale 40 fold or 128 hybrid club wheat. J E Swanson, Early Ohio, and Irish Cobbler seed potatoes available. Bert Mason
An anonymous poem extols tackling the impossible while a Massachusetts official argues the tax burden stems from local government expenditures. He notes that about 210 million of 260 million dollars in state government costs in the prior year were spent by cities and towns on local needs.
For over 40 years All's Catarene Medicine has been fed successfully in treating catarrh. The ointment provides rapid relief by local application while the internal medicine works through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by druggists and Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
DOES NOT OPERATE will visit The Dalles on Saturday April 18 at the Dalles Hotel and Pendleton on Sunday April 19 at the Dorian Hotel. Office hours are 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
A fragment from a historical notice lists Dr Motlethin offering free consultations and claiming expertise in treated chronic ailments. It mentions locations in Oregon and references several patients and towns such as Crew Hedwick Wilson Gold Beach and Ope VOLPE.
A damaged OCR fragment provides an address 211 Bradbury and mentions a court related matter and a husband wife context likely in California. The legibility is poor and no clear events or dates are present.
In Moscow the central executive committee of the Communist Party relieves Leon Trotsky of his duties as chairman of the revolutionary war council. Representative Biavett sets a record in Congress, pushing 23 bills including three Oregon measures. One deeded land in Lake County for hatchery use. another extended final proof on desert land entries. a third reserved rights for government and entrymen to settlement of savonal forest.
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