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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
4
Frank Engman and Charlie Dane took a creek trip. George Ritchie buys livestock for the lone Market from Willow Creek farmers. Mrs. A. J. Godfrey visits Spokane then Portland. News covers farm work, school moves, and local visitors across Willamette valley towns with multiple names and places.
Mrs H J Streeter and family of Cecil attend church with Mrs Fred Petty and others. Several Morgan residents visit relatives in Heppner lone and Salem. The text records many Sunday visits, local business, wheat market activity, funeral attendance, and community sympathy.
Mrs. Earnest Fredrickson and children left Saturday for Salem to join Mr. Fredrickson who is employed there. Billie Crow of Yahk British Columbia visited relatives and old friends. Mrs. Ollie Tomilson of Astoria arrived for a visit with her sister. Delvin Cox and family from Rosevelt Washington visited the Cox household. Phil Cohen of Heppner transacted business in Lexington. Ed Cummins and Karl Miller, hurt in an auto crash last week, improve but remain bedridden under Dr. Walker. Mrs. Cutsforth died in Salem after weeks in hospital. burial held there Monday. Friends in Lexington mourn her loss. James Keller visited Walla Walla to see the Beach family.
Mr and Mrs J Hardesty and son of Morgan with Mrs H Streeter of Cecil visited Mr and Mrs R E Duncan of the Busy Bee on Saturday. Ed Bristow and Bert Mason both of Ione toured Cecil on Sunday. Mrs Oga Wigglesworth and family with the Noah Pettyjohn family of Morgan visited Cecil on Sunday. Father Cantwell of Heppner spent Monday with Mr and Mrs McEntire of Killarney. R A Thompson of Heppner made a quick trip to Shepherds Rest Monday. Leon Logan of Fourmile was a Cecil business visitor Tuesday. Henry Streeter and family of Cecil dined with Mr and Mrs James Hardesty of Willow Thursday.
Condolence resolutions honor B L Padberg who died January 26 1925 and recount his lodge service at Bunch Grass Rebekah Lodge. University of Oregon plans cut freshman term load to five hours and require 17 hours over two terms for continued enrollment. Nolan Page of Tone pledges Tau Kappa Epsilon at O A C. Independent welcomes Oregon University effort to raise scholarly standards and urges statewide adoption.
In a long reminiscence the article recounts the Hale family long rooted in Morrow County with extended stays in Spray and Portland before returning to Lane County. It notes siblings and spouses living in Yakima, Portland, LaGrande, and Heppner, and reflects on a pioneer family’s trek from Shuttler Flat days to the wilds with oxen, later mail and radio, and Mary Marsh’s group enduring frontier life.
In a slow game last Saturday night the Heppner girls were shut out 4 to 0 as the lone high school girls team defeated their opponent. County Superintendent Mrs. Walker officiated the contest amid limited scoring chances for Heppner despite several free throws.
By order of the Circuit Court of Oregon Morrow County a judgment of $490.00 with 8 percent interest since October 1 1920 and $36.34 costs is to be satisfied from attached real property. The sheriff will sell on Saturday the 1st day of February at 10 00 AM to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Public notice states the court will sell all real property of the defendant to satisfy a judgment. The sale is ordered by the County Court of Morrow County Oregon in Tone town block three area. First publication January 25 1925.
In the County Court of Ongcou for Morrow County the estate of Lotth May Moneillet, deceased, invites all creditors and claimants to present verified claims within six months after the first publication. The notice appears at the office of RH Robinson, attorney for administrator in Lone, Morrow County, Ope.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a state official and dates but provides no clear event or identifiable names. The readable elements include a person named Henedlet and references to May and January, with abbreviations that lack context. No verifiable details to summarize.
For sale or trade one Geaheart knitting machine several incubators and a limited number of March hatched cockerels Mrs J F Hardesty Morgan Oregon now booking orders for day old chicks terms one half cash with order and 12 14 16 cents each when eggs are furnished will run low capacity for 600 cash when set Willow Creek Poultry Farm
The readable text shows a garbled medical claim about a product or remedy for deafness and catarrhal conditions. It references internal medicine, a tome, and a possible claim of restoring hearing. No clear person, place, date, or organization is identifiable.
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