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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
2
A fragment from The Ione Independent notes a Tennyson line about gender roles, published in Friday issue dated April 24, 1925. The page reflects literary quotation inclusion and cultural commentary of the era.
The Good UD Times reflects on recurring malfeasance in office versus the long tradition of public trust. It cites Cleveland and a century of headlines to argue that corruption is not new and that many officials remain honorable, while warning that bootleggers remain a dangerous force.
The Condon Globe-Times urges towns to implement or extend spring clean up periods to remove waste and improve health. Authors argue daily cleanliness improves homes premises streets and alleys, noting winter accumulations and the value of ongoing effort for tidy communities.
A fragment from Leigh Hunt recounts a dream where an angel writes in a golden book the names of those who love the Lord. Abou ben Adhem asks to be listed if he loves his fellow men, and the angel writes his name among the blessed.
The column lists Morgan residents visiting neighbors, illness from flu, school visits by Superintendent Helen Walker, and teachers calling on families. Mentions Bert Palmateer and Earl Mor mond assisting with farming, plus local moves and a brief national note on law procedure and a Kansas City Star item on U S insurance leadership.
Charles A Hanson of Lane Oregon filed notice of intention to make final proof on land described as E4 SW1 Section 7 Township 2S Range 23E Willamette Meridian. Final proof before U S Commissioner Gay M Anderson Heppner Oregon on June 20 1922 with witnesses T W Stringer Frank Young Stufus Farrens and Cecil Sargent all of Ione Oregon. J W Donnelly Register.
The Oregon State Board of Health warns that four fifths of deafness can be prevented with early treatment and guards against ear ailments. It cites over a million deaf people in the U S and one in ten school children with defective hearing, urging immediate action to conserve hearing. The Independent's phone number is 62.
Local fraternal organizations meet regularly with officers listed. Folders include FONE LODGE No 120 AFL AM under W M Walker and Sec Dick. LOCUST CHAPTER No 110 meets second and fourth Tuesday. IONE LOWE No 135 IOOF meets Saturdays led by Frank Young V G Dergen Le. KE J Aristow. BUNCHGIEASS REBEKAN No 1 LO0 FP meets monthly on first and third Thursdays with Arvilla Swanson and Verda Kiteh among others. Watch repair mention at Swanson's Feed and Supply Store for Haylor the Jeweler in Heppner.
Ownership details list ER. 8. Acker man and E. & Ackerman as owners. W. W. Mead named managing editor and J. W. Head as publisher. Location is Lowe Oregon with sworn affidavit by Notary Pupil FW Retiaction. Bondholders and mortgages noted with security percentages. commission expiration 22-25.
The Baptist church hosts a May day sale at the Harris Building on Saturday May 2. The Christian church holds Thursday evening prayer and C E meetings led by Mrs Bryson and Miss Mary Franks respectively. Dorcas Society plans an old time gathering with ice cream cake offered for Ibe per plate. the State Association of Congregational churches meets in Oregon City May 6 and 6 with lodging and breakfast provided for pastors and delegates.
Congregational Church led by Rev W W Head offers 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. services while First Christian Church hosts Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Thursday prayer meetings at 8:00 p.m. Junior Endeavor meets at 3:15 p.m. Radio London presents "Big Ben" and a feature on Flying Over Himalayas promising cost savings though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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