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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
4
The proposed amendment to the Constitution would authorize Congress to legislate on child labor though not as a law but as an authorization. It notes the Supreme Court found Congress had no power to act and says neither state nor federal laws have regulated farm or home child labor, nor is such action proposed by supporters.
Karl Miller and Ed Cummins were injured Monday night when their car left the road and overturned. Miller suffered multiple broken ribs and shock. Cummins had a broken shoulder and a bruised forehead. A rescue party, Cecil Warner and friends, aided by Dr. Walker, responded. Sympathy goes to the Millers on the loss of baby Betty Jean Miller.
Community notes from Morgan cover travel mishap near Salem, family visits, and social gatherings. Farmers prepare seed wheat as rains come, with several residents hosting and visiting neighbors. Local merchants advertise poultry and egg prices, day old chicks, and egg-bun capacity with cash terms.
Evelyn Cheatham, aged 19, died at Deacones hospital Spokane Washington Thursday January 22 1925 after an appendicitis operation. She attended Morgan school 1921 22 23. She is survived by her mother two brothers Ralph and Edward and two sisters Irene and Gladys.
Heppner edged Tone Town 24 to 22 on their home floor in a tightly fought game. The score was tied multiple times and never more than four points apart. Lone Town led 14 to 16 at halftime but could not maintain the advantage as the game ended with Heppner up.
The article notes deductions for a farmer's federal income tax including crop production expenses and tools, warns of penalties for late filing, and reports two Oregon constitutional amendment proposals. S.J. R. 5 would bar inheritance and resident income taxes, while H. J. R. 7 would delay any state income tax until 1950.
Heppner Commercial Club discusses the Pendleton Prineville road and a large bond issue to extend the market road system. They urge a tax payer meeting to inform voters as higher road funds could bring 150 to 200 cars daily through Morrow County towns and boost local business by preventing empty camp grounds.
Mr and Mrs Rufus Farrens of lone were business callers at The Last Camp on Monday. Miss FE ONeal, who had been in the Rose City for some time, arrived home on Sunday.
Local residents visiting friends and relatives report gatherings in Cecil Morgan and Heppner. People include Mr. and Mrs. J ONei Mr and Mrs H Streeter Mr and Mrs H Hapold and families with farm activity noting lambing in Last Camp with about nine hundred lambs observed.
Omaha February 1 The Union Pacific System reports 61 224 stockholders with 43 percent women and most holders of moderate means The average holding is 63 shares of par 100 each No single owner holds more than two percent of capital stock Stockholders reside across all states plus Alaska Canal Zone Guam Hawaii and the Philippines The spread refutes claims that railroads are owned by a few individuals
Secretary Hughes issued a formal statement asserting the Paris conference on allied finance ministers imposed no obligation on the United States either legally or morally. He said the full text would be released when received and the stance had White House approval. Critics in Congress allege the Paris pact could entangle the United States in European affairs despite postwar policy.
A court tale recalls a chase described as funny. A tall lawyer named Short is noted for reading a 6,000 word document, described as a brief, in a past case.
Notice is given that by execution and order of sale issued out of the district court of Oregon for Morrow County the property of W. Hyer and others is to be sold at public auction. The sale seeks satisfaction of a judgment in favor of Tri Mason against W. Hyer and others, with the property described as Lot fourteen and fifteen in Helitown, Morrow County, Oregon, to satisfy the judgment and costs. The sale occurs on Saturday the fifth day of February at 10:00 o clock at the front door of the court house in Heppner, Oregon. The defendants’ real property is subject to the judgment and order of the court.
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