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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
4
An OCR fragment mentions streets and ages with unclear terms. The readable portion records a nameless place context and generic urban setting without distinct persons or events.
Hal Ely and family returned from Walla Walla while Pat Medlock and the Pettyjohns worked at Cecil this week. Neighbors discussed rough Columbia highway conditions and shared Sunday visits, with R E Harbison and James Hardesty repairing a creek fence during the dry spell. The B and B store in Morgan will handle watch repairs for Haylor the jeweler of Heppner.
North Dakota Agricultural College reports a 2,733,000 acre decline in grain area since 1919, last year totaling 8,402,000 acres. Diversified farming including dairying hogs flax potatoes corn tame hay and feed crops absorbed most losses. The study credits farmer initiative and businesslike shifts without national wheat legislation. Miss Zelma Engelman left for Portland likely to stay. Dr. Walker traveled to Portland and returned with his wife and children as Mrs. Walker improves slowly.
Mr and Mrs Jim Hardesty and family of Morgan visited H J Streeter and kin at Cecil on Saturday. Everett and son from Wasco spent days with daughter Mrs L L Funk near Cecil. J J McIntire of Killarney did county seat business. Franklin Ely of Morgan called on friends. Krebs Bros of The Last Camp finished a third hay crop as haying began. hay is light. Jack Hynd started haying at Butterfly Flats. Mrs Geo A Miller and son Elvin of Highview visited Mrs T H Lowe at Cecil.
The Radio Corporation of America announces Boston station success linking continents and nations with instant transmittal, seen as a civilizing force boosting goodwill. A Boston broadcast demonstrated radio reach 1045 miles to the Berengaria’s captain, highlighting global benefits of the miracle of the twentieth century.
An error in advertising announced the film for last Saturday. It will be shown this Saturday at the regular prices.
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