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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
4
A writer explains that advertising, not history, shaped the Bull Durham origin myth. He notes advertisers guard origins, that he would be a professor if accuracy paid, and reveals he named the wrong Carolina to provoke readers. He promises another piece soon.
Mr St Devine finishes harvesting as Lexington sees a marriage announcement for Mr Carthy and Miss Herg atom of Eight Mile. Roy Yare ley takes over the Carter shop and an extended honeymoon follows. Neva Shinn of Astoria visits Lexington while the Dunnes go to Portland. Grandma Booker spends the week with Mrs Beymer of Hinto Creek. Mrs J C McMillan visits Mrs Charlie Shinn of Astoria. The School Board buys new equipment for Lexington school. Edward Borehell visits relatives near Spokane. A Saturday incident near Burnett's store ends with a new fence after Georg Meade's car collision. Mrs James Carty seeks further medical treatment in Portland. Oregon changes hands as Roy Lucas buys the operation from Freeman Hill.
Local items report Mr. Conshot buying mules in Condon and Alfred Troedson helping Bill Troedson with harvest. Mildred Morgan recovers from tonsil surgery by Dr. Mel Murdo and is confined to bed. Mrs. Alfred Medlock heads to Missouri to visit long-absent relatives. Sunday visitors include Ely and Harbison families and D Ely, who brought watermelons. Morgan Sunday School suspends until September. Pat Medlock hosts friends at home. Pat Medlock and daughter return from Lexington after harvest. Noah Pettyjohn assists S Bideberry. Tom Catsforth visits from Lexington for harvest. Robert Smith, south of Lone, tends Morgan property.
The administrator of the estate of Franklin 1, oats, will offer at private sale the described land in Morrow County Oregon. The sale is subject to continuation by the County Court and will occur on a Saturday in August. Property includes a described portion of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter and related parcels. The terms require cash with an objectionable notice and the sale date is announced by the administrator with publication.
The article warns farmers against growing naked oats or hull-less oats amid repeated promotional promises of high profits over the past six decades. It notes poor yield, strong susceptibility to smut, and concludes the crop cannot compete with hulled oats, urging reliance on USDA guidance.
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