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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
2
The 1925 Oregon issue, published Friday December 11, 1925 by W. V. Head, lists subscription rates and class mailing details. The issue features a quotation from FR Lowell urging nobility of character to rise in others minds.
A fragmentary historical poetic passage recalls the Pilgrims landing on a New England shore and their hymn filled welcome. Felicia Hemans is cited with religious imagery of Christmas prophecy and peace. Locust Chapter No 119 lists elected officers for the coming term with names such as Clara Hawk and J W Hawk.
The Tailors Guild forms to elevate tailoring, tracing roots to early guilds and kings. Led by W. A. C. Churehu, the association aims to standardize craft, teach excellence in men and boys wear, and restore pride in the trade amid wage concerns. Edgar R. Born serves as first president, representing M. Doros & Co, highlighting revival of skilled tailoring.
A Sunday morning discourse at Cong Chateh will mark the 305th anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers landing at Plymouth. The piece will explore the historical significance and enduring influence of the voyage and settlement.
Fragmentary text indicates a trial or legal matter with unclear names. The readable parts mention a person named Peck and a place China and reference guilt or innocence. The rest is garbled and non-informative.
Local fraternal groups list meeting times and officers for Ione Lodge No. 120-4 F and AM Locust Chapter No. 10 O & MU meets second and fourth Tuesday monthly. Ione Lodge No. 1 meets every Saturday evening. Bunchgrass Rebekah No. 91 meets first and third Thursday monthly. Officers named include W M Waller Sot, Bergen Ledbetter, Earle A Brown, and Rita Wowell.
Fragmentary OCR renders a Christmas narrative with shepherds in the fields and an angelic announcement. The text mentions the city of David and a Savior born to bring peace and goodwill among people.
The readable text suggests a discussion about drought relief or water measures with mentions of delays and a request to extend or move a required action to next week. The fragmentary nature limits clear names or dates.
Congregational Church notice announces services by Rev. W. W. Head at 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. The text includes unclear lines about an umpire but focuses on church services and pastor.
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