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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1924
Page
2
Weather across the Midwest and Dakotas caused wide property loss and crops worth millions. A subsequent hail outbreak damaged agricultural areas from northern Stutsman County into Minnesota, with seven North Dakota counties reporting impact.
Joni W. Davis launched his bid for the U S presidency in Clarksburg amid a heavy rainstorm, denouncing Republicans for corruption and pledging tax reform, farm aid, war-scarce economy, conservation, and strict Prohibition enforcement. He rejected all religious freedom challenges and urged unity. Delegations visited his former Lee Avenue home as Davis met with the Democratic National Committee and the notification committee before a parade.
The Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd. announces a $22,000,000 loan flotation via National City, backed by the Imperial Japanese government. The three year 6 percent debenture notes will be sold at 994 to yield over 6.25 percent, marking the third loan arranged by American bankers.
Jefferson City witnesses describe filling station owners testifying at the first Missouri inquiry into the oil industry. Agents from Standard Oil of Indiana join in to determine daily gasoline selling prices.
New York reports the Dawes program agreement at the reparations conference Monday sent the sterling to a fresh yearly high of 1.56 1/2 dollars. French francs gained 18 points to 671 cent, Belgian francs rose 11 points to 6.21, and Dutch guilders reached a new peak at 10.10 cents.
Court martial hearing in Manila for nine Filipino scouts charged with mutiny adjourned due to lack of funds to hire the official stenographer. Before adjournment the court overruled a defense motion for sequestration.
Six men were killed in a fight among miners at the Hull HM coal mine near Hughes Oklahoma about fifteen miles east of Wilburton. Deputies raced to the scene after reports reached town late Monday night.
Ottawa estimates Canada's wheat crop this year at 282 million bushels, a Monday report from the dominion bureau of statistics notes. The previous year's final crop was about 474 million bushels, signaling a sharp decline.
Washington reports that funding plans for foreign debts to the United States face congressional opposition. The proposed deals with France Italy and Britain require approval or new concessions. The World War Foreign Debt Commission previously had limited powers and faced Democratic additions, delaying deals with Britain Finland and others as discussions continue.
Geologist W. H. W. Kew reports discovery of ancient bones near Powo Croek station in Kern County. The finds, including remains from horn dog and pix families, are estimated to be 2,004,000 years old and may belong to near Phoene species. Specimens were sent to the University of California for study.
At the California Seventh Day Adventist biennial conference in Onitland a resolution denounces the teaching of evolution as diametrically opposed to the fundamentals of Christianity. The measure urges the church to oppose evolutionary doctrine in its schools and worship.
A gas explosion entombed workers at the IrYoma mine in Fukushima province. The death toll reached 72 by Sunday as fifty six bodies were recovered after the Saturday evening blast.
A poem urging boys to be courteous to parents and helpful around the home. It outlines small duties like helping in chores, setting a good example, and making the home happier. The piece highlights that any boy can make his dad and mother proud and spread a positive impression in the community.
The piece extols refined breeding and atmosphere that ease others and evoke admiration for grandeur. It contrasts warmth with glacier glitter to suggest neo heroic themes.
A collection of culinary notes suggests adding sugar to fresh peas and other vegetables to enhance flavor. It mentions using butter or melted fat in syrups and sauces, canned tomato soup for tomato sauce, serving ideas with mushrooms and timbale shells, a baked bananas dessert with lemon juice and currant jelly, and warming plant pots with hot coffee to stimulate growth.
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