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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
4
The readable text shows a garbled excerpt mentioning time periods like six months and three months, with a cryptic line about someone entered as second class or group under an act dated March 3. No clear event, names, or place are identifiable.
Friday December 6 1930 Lexington News reports Miss Amarylle Stprodtman and Lexington school chefs left Wednesday afternoon to spend Thanksgiving with families. Miss Helen Falconer and Prof Mrs E T Ingles with Miss Alice Montgomey went to Portland, returning to resume high school duties. The Van Winkle family hosts relatives from Porthedl. Miss Medilan arrives from Antione Oregon to spend holidays with her parents. Grade pupils staged a Thanksgiving program featuring a four year old recital and other items.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company motor vehicles department receives a bronze plaque from the Baltimore Safety Council for an excellent safe driving record. Africa has the fewest telephones of all continents.
P. G. Balsiger states that superior drills stem from experience, not trial and error, with the name itself signaling the quality and story behind the product.
The Locust Chapter No. 119 O B S held a November 25 meeting with a short play by Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs and Mrs. Elmer Griffith followed by old time dances with Charley Botts and his son providing music. Refreshments were served and decorations reflected the Thanksgiving season.
Frawley Clarke Produce Co of Portland will be represented in this territory as last year by W MM Eubanks. We solicit your Produce trade. Get in touch with Eubanks for shipping dates on Turkeys.
A brief public notice announces carpentry, painting, paper hanging, and general repair work to be carried out at a local site by a contractor. The item outlines standard construction tasks and project scope without detailing dates or names.
An opinion piece blends radio chatter with observations on Italy Bulgaria and Germany, reflecting on royalty marriages and political forecasts. The writer teases Roosevelt and the New York Governor race while lamenting political stagnation, corruption, and a nation flowing along like a river. A final notice about Ernest Mendtanden estate settlement in Oregon appears amid the rambling column.
The late Admiral Peary argued that permanent human habitation lies within 100 miles of the North Pole while Waneda is found within about 200 miles of the South Pole, signaling a major polar expansion claim.
In a 1927 note Macauley entered a hospital for spinal tuberculosis and endured a long recovery. He later credited medical advances for his return to health and continued to draw until the final line. The piece notes his 1927 illness and lingering influence as aPulitzer prize winner.
A renowned Pasadena architect received a $100,000 order to buy a Palm Springs house from Al Jolson, later confirmed as genuine and under construction. The piece recalls Macauley's cartoon career, including the Big Stick invention, ties to William McKinley, and a comeback at age 60 as he nears the Pulitzer era.
The piece notes scant play for the Prohibition issue as women and teachers push for dry laws while the liquor trade remains influential. It contrasts two column headlines on page six with broader coverage elsewhere, warning that industry power dictates press attention.
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