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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
2
A late 19th century Oregon weekly notes its publication schedule and subscription terms. It quotes a proverb about success attracting attention and grants copyright-like lines attributed to its editor creator.
A Christmas message of unity and hope with a global chorus of voices. The piece calls nations to share hymns of Jesus birth and to rise in hope as the night ends and dawn begins.
The piece argues peace is within reach through the League of Nations and the World Court. It notes the League’s origin, ongoing tasks, and U S involvement, contending a Senate majority favored adoption and only a few votes prevented a two thirds majority.
The irreconcilables led by Senator Borah oppose US entry to the world court, arguing it curtails sovereignty though history shows the nation already engages globally. The author notes membership with reservations is possible and that the world court alone cannot secure peace, referencing The Hague tribunal.
East Oregonian itemized social happenings in Morgan with visits by Walton Young and Orde Marreps to Zoe Farrens, Eudora Hardesty’s return from The Dalles for Christmas, and Harbison from Eugene to his parents. A pie social at Morgan school raised 26 dollars for a Victrola. Rev. Smith held Friday services. Pat Medlock hauled wood for Martin Bauernfeind. Weather Observer Harbison logged .61 inches of rain over the weekend.
The text presents a garbled Chicago News fragment recounting a humorous scene. It mentions people named Mulligoy and Pinntyen among others, hinting at a vivid, past moment and a smoky, casual remark. Overall tone stays playful despite missing context.
A fragment suggests Mire Stonehammer-Sure and a Bonechive girl involved in a dubious scene. An admirer’s black eye is claimed to be artificial, hinting at deception around appearances and motives.
The fragment reads as a dialogue about a car sound with the line asking if the listener has heard it go by, indicating a colloquial exchange. No clear names, places, or events are identifiable in the provided text.
The fragment lists lodge groups including Zone Lodge No 20 4.F and Locust Chapyer No 110 6 F meeting likely monthly. Mentions Lodge No 145 I.O.O.F meets Saturdays. BUNCHGRASS Rebekah No 1 meets third Thursday. includes names Walker Hoe L db Dilek and Etta Howell among officers.
A reader quotes biblical prophecy on peace and Zion with a note about a broadcaster bragging of rank. The Boston Transcript is cited mentioning that many people are already funding a scattering valley project.
Church news notes Rev J L Jones, former pastor of the lone Cons uregational church, appears in the American Missionary Magazine. A weekly birthday scheme is praised as a solution to surbai stanes. A Christian church ladies sale last Saturday raised over 60.00, and the Near Bant Meller collection by the Congregational Sunday School totaled 12.05.
The notice lists worship times for Congregational Church led by Rev. W. W. Head at 11:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. and references First Christian Church. No locations or dates provided beyond service hours.
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