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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
The Ione Independent edition dated Friday April 10 1925 lists publisher W Head Suitor Publisher and subscription prices. A line notes post office entry under the act of March 3 1879 and includes a quotation I would rather be right than president by Henry Clay.
The passage voices disdain for traitors who abandon homeland duties and wealth while seeking foreign gains. It laments those who disregard national ties and honor, warning they will lose reputation and endure a doubly dying fate.
The judge ruled the indictment defective and that a government officer was in the room when drawn. No proof the officer influenced the grand jury, so the indictment is quashed and must return to a grand jury, delaying prosecution and eroding public confidence in courts and big wealth.
Julius Dusevoir in a Star touring car ascended Mt Nebo on the Umpqua river near Roseburg last week. The 1100 foot ascent with a 77 percent grade is famed for mountain stunts and risks, drawing Roseburg residents as spectators.
The Oregon State Board of Health urges strict sanitary conditions for tourist camps as rapid car travel spreads disease. Epidemics follow movement along highways from New York to Portland and beyond, prompting new legislation to guard public health.
Public service companies set an all time high in new financing for 1924 with 1,325,600,827 in new capital through December 31 plus 204,039,000 for refunding. The total exceeds 3.6 million dollars daily, versus 2.4 million daily in 1923. It would take 460 xperm can dies to equal the illumination of the average electrically lighted home.
A fragmented notice chronicles a wandering tourist who scattered bread crusts and litter from the Caves in Southern Oregon to Mount Baker in Washington. It mentions damaged trees, unattended fires, and various fruits collected from Oregon and Washington orchards, ending with a jab at a local jewelry store in Heppner.
President Coolidge declares natural resources are a public trust to be managed for current and future generations. He warns against monopolies and waste while stressing welfare for all. Association reports year ending Dec 31 1924 shows receipts 45129.66 and expenditures 40511.24 with 4618.42 on hand. Christmas seals sales total 387?698.12, with 48.94 credited to Morrow county.
The Ione Independent of Ione Oregon prints its ownership and management details for April 1 1928. Managing Editor W W Hod Editor Publisher J W Hem lists Lone Oregon and notes owner FE 8 ACKERMAN along with no bondholders or other security holders holding 1 percent or more. Notary public Flu Robinson sworn statement dated April 1 1928 with commission expiration February 20 1925.
Announcement invites competitors to form words from the letters of TOILET NECESSITIES and win up to 1500 dollars in cash prizes. Participants should address stamped envelopes to Field Laboratories Department in Antora.
Church notices report a special musical program at the Congregational church on Sunday. The Union B meeting will be held at the Baptist church next Sunday evening led by I L Howard. Dr Bently of the State Board of Baptist churches preached at the Baptist church in June.
Rev. W. W. Head leads worship with morning and evening services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M, inviting parishioners to attend.
First Baptist Church announces Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 P M and 10 00 A M Sunday School at 10 00 A M Junior Endeavors at 3 30 P M Prayer meeting Thursday at 10 00 A M and 8 00 P M with 7 30 P M session listed.
Ione Lodge No 1 AF and AM meets monthly on the first and third Wednesdays. Locust Chapter No 119 meets the second and fourth Tuesdays with officers including W M Walker and Sec Nina Biddle. Ione Lodge No 1 meets Saturdays with N G Frank Young and V G Bergen Le better. Bandagrass Rebekah No 91 OC meets the first and third Thursdays with V G Ruby Bowerman and Arvilla Swanson.
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