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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
1
Piang batch near her tor age. Full particulars and viewing at Portland Music Co. 277 Gch St Portland Ore. Also mention of fly spray formula tested on state college herd at Corvallis using a mix of Kreso dip zeroline gasoline Carton Bisuphide horsemint and similar compounds.
Notice warns that alfalfa seed imported from South America is deemed unadapted for New England and other regions and should not be planted. It states seed will be color marked orange red to indicate inadaptability and urges buyers to avoid use. It also mentions unrelated seed and land notice details with dates and locations.
Mr. andre. Glenn Martens and W. Parrens of Hardman were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baurenfeind Sunday. Rupert McCarty, Walte Sixon and Harry Robnvan returned home Thursday after working in the harvest. Clarence Adams and Andy Dorn dined with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ely Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cooy of Seto visited and returned home Wednesday. Franklin Ely spent Sunday in the mountains. Ciel Holteen of Seto works for R. L. Eldleberry. Kenneth Huteberottie back in the county after a spell away. Many farmers around Morgan have wheat hauled with tivets.
The executive committees of Oregon Washington and Idaho Granges met in Auburn Washington in early June to study merging the Oregon Grange Bulletin Washington Agricultural News and Idaho Grange publications into a single regional newspaper. No final decision was reached though potential weekly coverage could reach about 25 000 circulation. The Washington Agricultural News shares semimonthly publication with 13 500 circulation and the Bulletin grows about 300 additions monthly as farmers join Grange.
Paul G Balsiger introduces a combined fanning mill and wheat treater with a copper carbonate treatment method noted as highest grade copper carbonate for wheat treatment. The device aims to improve grain cleanliness and crop protection.
An explosion at 11 am damaged a large wheat separator used by Bill Hadberg, injuring two workers and destroying about thirty sacks of wheat. Efforts to replace the damaged equipment failed, with a shift to Case combines planned for harvest season. A ten pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wagner at Mr Judges residence, and the appendix notes state membership growth and local remarks.
The American Legion hall announces contracted pictures for July 1927 at the Legion Hall Theatre. Bills include Lone Hand Saunders July 9 What Happened to Jones July 16 Braveheart July 28 and Skinner's Dregs July 50. Caution to keep this for future reference and note on price changes only when program costs compel.
Mr John Dima suffered serious injuries when a header frame collapsed during lowering on a Harris combine. He struck his head and chest, required stitches, and will miss work for days. Marshal Hamm broke his left forearm when a horse shied and threw him, with X rays confirming two broken bones near the wrist.
The Cuperas Society met at Fern Engleman’s home last Tuesday afternoon August 2. Officers elected include Ruth Swenson president Mildred Smith vice president and Fern Engeman secretary treasurer. Anyone wishing to join should contact Fern Engelman. The next meeting will be at Mrs Edmund Iristen’s home.
An antiquated notice notes typewriter use to read your own writing with a Bullard's Pharmacy address on Main Street near the Telephone Office and lists Louis Sulriger as an agent.
The Common Council of Ione met Tuesday August 2 with the mayor and four councilmen present. They approved last meeting minutes and bills totaling several dollars, heard Sherman Electric Company discuss a ten year street light contract, and tabled land purchase talks with a tentative $25 offer. lighting rate set at $16 per year per 80 candle power light.
A young bay mare mule about March 1, weight 950 pounds, branded P-d on left shoulder was found two miles west of the lane. Owner may reclaim by paying pasture charges and the advertisement cost. contact Matt Halvorsen.
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