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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1928
Page
1
Sawings and Loan men from ten western states and British Columbia gather in Aberdeen August 8 to 11 for mutual business discussions. Senator William J. Borah is invited as principal speaker at the banquet. 500 delegates expected representing associations with assets of 750000.
Morgan residents report routine visits to doctors and neighbors, with happenings like wheel repairs and a windmill fix. Harvest work continues as Alvin accompanies a patient for arm treatment and Ely completes recent combines. A Walnut player piano and related items are offered for sale by Mrs. Glenn Burroughs of Lone, Oregon.
Frank Engelman improves with mild weather as fire hazard prevention continues. Turkey growers may obtain blank contracts at the grain office of W. M. Eubanks. George Ritchie travels to Port land and St Martin's Springs for rheumatic treatment. A first mass will be held at St Patrick's church, Heppner, August 19 for infant blessings. Fred Mankin recovering from flu. Mrs. Bert Mason and family take a coastal motor trip. Two motor loads of forest fire fighters pass through lone on the way to fires south of Heppner. Many men drafted for fire service deplete harvest crews. Robert Zinter seeks replacements in lone. Mr. Christensen visits lone. now in Lewiston, Idaho. He was called to Lexington by his brother's death near Long Creek Chan. Allenger leaves for Portland then Missouri and Indiana. Wendell Balsiger and Alfred Balsiger drive to Eugene, then return via Tone. Wheat harvest advances as farmers near completion with favorable reports. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seely welcome a daughter born July 30 at the Ritchie maternity home.
The Farmers Elevator Company of Tone Oregon will sell at 2:00 PM on a Saturday in September 1928 at its Tone office the delinquent shares of capital stock. Each share with due and delinquent assessments or default will be offered to the highest bidder to pay the assessments, interest, advertising costs, and sale expenses. The records list the stock numbers, names, and delinquent amounts.
The July weather report notes daily readings and regional conditions. It lists expected temperatures, rainfall potential, and notable climate trends for the area during the month.
A new edition of the Oregon road and information map folder has arrived at the district forester's office in Portland. Copies are available from the district office library or from any of the fourteen forest supervisors, with a small charge. The Forest Service urges map users to keep camps clean and extinguish fires.
Swanson notes insurance link while a USDA experiment shows potatoes grown under paper mulch flowered 5 days to 2 weeks earlier than controls. Mulched plants averaged 386 grammes vs 81 grammes for unmulched. This growth boost under paper mulch appears with other crops, offering early-market potential amid climate and labor considerations.
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