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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
4
Public notice lists a filing entered as second class matter at the Lone Oregon post office under the 1879 act. The date shown is Friday August 22, 1930. No further readable details are present.
The Wind or Kastimle shawls known as Shawl Tiliwalla or Tikal wad Kani Kit are loom woven. They are often produced in small segments sewn with near seamless precision, and originate mainly in the Punjab.
The quote explores how those who wield power and those who seek it reveal real versus imagined pleasures. It contrasts visible holders of influence with those pursuing it, noting that the paths of power are real and pleasures may be illusory.
A fragmented account notes women in colonial America dedicating effort to crafting attire and beauty standards. It highlights social expectations and the appeal of attractive clothing amid cultural ideas of fashion and propriety.
The American Bankers Protective Association reports a peak six month period ending last February with 11 forgery cases, 107 holdups, 16 burglaries, 2 sneaks and $ in mortgage schemes among members. Non members faced 84 holdups and burglaries. overall arrests reached 143 of 226 criminals. The alliance urged radio equipped police cars to aid rapid pursuit in cities like Cleveland and Detroit.
The Impayment Club pages record a July meeting with tea and cookies. The next gathering is scheduled for August 22 at Mrs. Fred Mankin’s home to study the life and works of Jack London. Attendees include Mrs. Pred Mankin, Mrs. Henry Gorger, Miss Blanche Turner, Mia, George Gross, Mrs. Omar Rietmann, Mrs. Ray Brown, and Mrs. Edwd Rietmann. A hunter license is referenced with Bert Mason. Clark Linn Carpenter Work, Painting and Paper Hanging noted.
Lexington reports Rev Wallace Jones leaving to lead Hermiston Church of Christ and lists visits, travels, and family news. residents recall Mae Cale formerly Mabel Wright, harvest activity wanes, accidents and injuries are noted, and farm life tensions over wheat storage and harvest stress.
The article complains about Lowder and Grodoe losing again to Heppner. It questions the star players’ form and mentions plans for Wheat and ponditlo events with a warm love toast and Sunday ball.
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