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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
4
Local page displays a subscription note for The Jone Independent with a six month term and price. A post office entry marks the issue as a second class matter in Jone Oregon dated April 29, 1927. A short quoted poem line follows reflecting social harmony themes.
Continued building activity in the Pacific Northwest has increased demand for European construction materials including cement, iron and steel, wire fencing and rope, nails, and related goods, boosting return cargoes for ships carrying northwest products to world markets. The rise is tied to improved shipping service from 63 regular steamship lines serving the port.
A poem by H W Longfellow describes a sudden fatal gunshot game incident. A beautiful youth dies after a whistling ball from a wood ends a life that was the heart of honor and cheer. The speaker recalls the chilling moment and a distant bell tolls for the lost youth.
The polar bear, a large Arctic inhabitant of the Old and New Worlds, reaches about 0 feet in length and often weighs over 1000 pounds. It frequents shores and ice floes, swims well, feeds largely on seals, and is notable for its creamy white color, long neck, and specific dental features.
The fragment recounts a romance between tenbelle and Bagll thwarted by seven cruel brothers who killed Mas leabella and displayed his head in a flower pot tended by Leabella. An Alexander painting is referenced with Leabella beside him.
A new device with a long handle and brass strip tops a fork to press against a charging ostrich neck. When touched, it delivers an electric shock intended to subdue the bird, reducing its tempers and allowing safer handling.
The log book records daily events, voyage miles, weather, and spoken names, serving as the ship's official voyage record maintained by the Master for each day of the voyage.
The text explains that the Upas tree name covers various Java species and that poisonous gum was used for tipping arrows. It notes that reports of deadly effects on people and animals are largely fictitious and exaggerated.
The theory of moate refers to the scientific elite of the art, the principles of sound. It also includes har shopy, counterpoint, composition, ar resy event of moate for vole or in struments, chythm, melody and every thing musical except playing and wing ing. Theory is the sclence of mule.
Dutch navigator Tuaman found a large island near Ausalia in 1648 and named it Van Diemen's Land after the Java governor. The land later adopted the discoverer's name Tasman.
A show highlights Hamlet's long speaking role with 1 500 lines, drawing crowds to hear modern actors like Sir Forbestrut, H. Sothern, and John Barrymore deliver the famed soliloquies and famed passages in a landmark performance.
The Y M C A Spirit Lake summer camp on the Columbia National Forest trains boys in camp fire building and control under a U S Forest Service fire guard. Permits define location and time, and every fire is supervised and extinguished before leaving.
The Remington portable typewriter is featured as a real success in a promotional note from Bullard’s Pharmacy Agency. The device is touted for portability and reliability, highlighting its appeal to on the go workers.
A Windsor Castle field report from April 17 1927 notes a trip from Lone Rock to Hardman with fresh air and snow on the ground. Farmers report wet ground delaying plowing, lambing underway, and a notably unusual spring with dry spells following a cold snap.
An advertisement notes Advance threshing machinery for large capacity, fast and clean work, easy operation, minimal repairs, and long life. Other items include a life themed verse, hand power equipment by the Ducrest Manufacturing Co in Renton Washington, and a short piece on strawberry cultivation and environmental adaptability.
The United States Geological Survey notes that estimating a mountain’s height from its base is impossible even for skilled surveyors without precise instruments. The statement emphasizes the need for modern devices and methods to determine accurate elevations.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a question about learning as youth. It cites a source named The Outhook and mentions timing of instruction and youthfulness. The readable lines resemble a reflective, later-writing editorial fragment.
Seventeen Endeavor Union delegates attended from 15 churches with three from Morrow County Ethel More Ed Keller Jr and Thelma Forbes will report to their societies next Sunday. Lone Congregational pastor Head preached the Baccalaureate at Pine City May 15 for lone High School class. Oregon Congregational churches reported 954 accessions in 1926.
Frank Engelman appointed dealer for the San Francisco Examiner in Lone, Oregon. The paper, billed as the Pacific Coast's Greatest Sunday Newspaper, claims a circulation near half a million. Readers are urged to order the Big Value Sunday News with 15 Comics in Colors and other features by calling Main 63.
All General Fund Warrants of Morrow County Oregon registered on or before June 30 1926 will be paid on presentation at the office of the County Treasurer on or after May 10 1927 at which date interest on said warrants will cease Heppner Oregon April 19 1927 Ohgon W Brigs County Treas t
Congregational Church led by Rev. W. W. Head holds services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 30 First Christian Church conducts Sunday School at 10:00 A M
Record shows ancient China using thumbprint impressions as signatures for basic legal transactions. The method served as a binding mark in agreements and records dating to ancient times.
In Civintown, Mi lo the sage declares power as a philosopher would force him to become a hermit if he produced anything to well. The Washington Star cites this quotation as part of a local discourse on trade and influence.
Readable fragments note a celebration for the town's oldest man, referred to as the oldest man, with colorful phrases about aging and birthdays. The text mentions Uncle Even and Uncle Ebem in a nostalgic tone from the Washington Star style.
A fragmentary note references a Mayflower era collection and mentions seventy four men and twenty eight woven in a line. The garbled text hints at genealogical interest in early colonists and their companions.
A compact bass viol cart designed for the Berlin orchestra’s needs enables easier handling of double basses in full orchestral size. The mounted cart supports a triple axle setup to accommodate heavy instruments during delivery and staging.
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