21 Aug 1925
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
1
Dr Clarke of Clarke Siram Optical Co. offers free eye examinations at the lone Hotel parlor in Portland Oregon from 6:00 PM Tuesday August 26 to 4:00 PM Wednesday August 26.
A transcript fragment quotes a writer noting that some men should earn a price for predicting others actions. The text reflects a coarse regional style and includes dismissive language about foretelling plans.
Fragmentary note traces the word chapel to cape meaning closet with early ties to a religious site. The text mentions Piet town heating and the transfer of something by the retien and Bit, though details are unclear.
Coal was found during a sewer dig in Coastridge Rogland and is now being mined at a rate of ten tons over six days.
The household goods of Supt J Cillon Tucker were shipped to Coquille this week by Mr Troge. Tucker has been elected Bypt of Schools at Coquille, the county seat of Coos County with about 1700 residents. We wish him and his family the best.
Dr Clyde Bo Walker returned from vacation. George Ritchie and family went to Maupin Wednesday of this week. Mr Ritchie returned later traveling along the Oregon California highway with a stop at Wasco. Mrs Ritchie and the children will stay about ten days visiting relatives.
W E Ballard and family traveled to Hood River this week with Mr Ballard continuing to Portland. The school opens September 8 and a large schoolbook is reported to be lost from Dad’s pocket on that date.
An estray sale is ordered in Morrow County Oregon on a specified date at the Le thadell farm 12 miles south of Tone to sell the described stray horse or cattle for cash after notice to the owner. The sale aims to settle damages costs and keeper fees with proof of ownership required for any claim.
A May week incident near the Kubsnka farm saw Mr. C. C. Sargent's combine overturned as mules frightened by passing rain turned in the road. Damage described as not very great. A teacher arrived to reside at the Kincade house. Reverend Clark Smith from The Dalles, a field worker for the American Sunday School Union, reported a pleasant vacation and spoke of the Smith tribe flourishing. An edict bans mailing letters by train, a bold compare to Medes and Persians, with a nod to Poe.
Origin of the term A No. 1 traces to the Lloyds classification by the English insurance body. The designation indicated the ship and its equipment were in first class condition.
A quirky note describes using lather and white soap for hand care and candle rolling technique. It mentions Ouida the pen name of Louise de la Ramee author of Under Two Flags, noting a childlike mispronunciation of her given name.
The Rhodes scholarships were established by the will of Cecil Rhodes. They aim to support a fixed number of British American and German students at the University of Traford.
Estimated New York elevators carry over 10000 daily riders, surpassing street railways subways and electric cars combined. This figure highlights the citys heavy reliance on vertical transport in the urban transit mix.
London inventor F. Philips and Imes perfected a device to install a radio loud speaker in every room of a hotel allowing control of volume like an electric light.
Beautiful high grade piano must be sold at once. Terms ten dollars monthly to a responsible party. For details write to the Cline Music Co. 66 Front Street Portland Oregon.
Notice that on August 1st at 2:00 PM at the Low Padlerg place 7 miles west of Ione Oregon an estray bay mare branded quarter circle will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy damages costs advertising and sale expenses. Owner must prove ownership before bidding. Fred Rayn Tone Oregon.
The undersigned filed to settle as administrator of the estate of Lewis Henry Carpette. Morrow County Court Oregon has appointed Tuesday September 8 1925 at 10 am for hearing final account in Heppner Oregon. Objections must be filed by that date.
Sept 1925 chapter 323 of the laws of 1925 takes effect requiring motor vehicles to have approved lighting. Lighting stations must display a Secretary of State authorization certificate and mechanics must be examined and licensed. By now 44 stations approved and 116 adjusters licensed. Old magneto headlights must be replaced with acetylene or electric systems. service charges capped at 76 cents plus equipment costs.
A high grade piano near Ione will be sold to a reliable party at a big saving. $10 monthly will handle. Write at once to Tallman Piano Store Salem Ore.
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