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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
2
The page blends seasonal verse and scattered notes on tax avoidance involving Secretary Mellon with a quirky mix of household ads and puzzles. It references Shakespeare lore, a Post Office scene in Oregon, and playful consumer promos alongside unrelated domestic humor.
A note expresses gratitude for peace and help from Red Cross, churches, friends, and neighbors after loss of shelter and belongings. It mentions Mr and Mrs H B Seely, Pawallan, and SCE, and cites a discussion contrasting gold mining profits with US gold production and regional agricultural output.
The article contrasts Longfellow inspired calls for peace with a harsh assessment of rising statute law. It notes 43 states and the National Government continually enact new laws and argues social change and technology pressure lawmakers to define and limit actions. It cites prohibitions on alcohol and narcotics and traffic in girls as typical statutes reflecting public demand.
The Baptist Junior Endeavors meet at 8 P M Sundays and leaders are chosen at each meeting. The Baptist Ladies Aid Sale at Moores store last Saturday was successful. The Congregational morning service next Sunday will discuss The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers. Willow Branch C E Union met Wednesday evening with attendees from lore. A tuberculosis death rate decline has increased average life expectancy by two and a half years.
A damaged passage cites Isaiah 53 about a suffering figure, followed by an note on the Christmas Seal Sale as a nationwide TB fundraising campaign to support tuberculosis combat and related work.
The fragment discusses how history recalls the wheel execution and questions its accuracy. It mentions church services at Congregational Church led by Rev. W. W. Head with times 1:00 and 8:00 p.m. and First Christian Church services at 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Fragmentary text describes a counterfeiting concern with tarnished metal and doubt about detection. It references fear of arrest and remarks on making currency from tin, implying illicit minting or currency production.
Lodge Directory lists Ione Lodge No 120.4 Fo AM Meors meeting each month on the third Wednesday led by WM Walker See and L EK Dick. Locust Chapter No Ho F Mer serves as secretary with Myr tla Walker. Ione Lower No 1 meets Saturday evenings with officers including Brate Bunchgrassi. BUNCHGRASS REBEKAH meets third Thursday monthly with officers H G Arvi Awatello V G Mita Howell Lee and Etta Brow.
A fragmented verse fragment speaks of a man who treats his hands and feet as God given tools. The speaker notes impunity in his actions and asks what the charge would be for a ride and a possible misdeed. The text blends misused phrases and unclear context.
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