17 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
1
The National Board of Fire Underwriters notes 85 percent of fires are preventable and annual losses reach about 430 million dollars. The piece argues fires are a greater threat than war, urging continued public adoption of prevention lessons shown by recent campaigns. It cites 1925 as likely to see fewer fires due to these efforts.
Fragmented tale line reads about Cohded wedding Babebege with references to Whaned Hote and Wot tle Mpertie. Names appear garbled. overall sense centers on a mythical wedding in a creek setting with vague mentions of lovers and deaths.
The OCR text shows a garbled note about forests and rake work. It mentions leaves and raking tasks but the meaning is unclear. No clear persons places or organizations are discernible.
Classified notice seeks the owner of a vessel or item named Jane for sale in Minneapolis Minnesota. Cash price and particulars requested from the owner through DF Bush. Street and contact details are not provided in the fragment.
A statement by United Spanish War Veterans in Oregon lauds Carl Abrams for high character and service in the Spanish American War Philippine Insurrection and World War I. They urge veterans and patriotic groups to back his candidacy and organize campaign efforts locally. The entry also notes Clarke the eye specialist and a 1827 report on Klamath County livestock and wool values.
Auction-style listing offering a 19 bottom Vulcan plow and a 12 bottom Vulcan plow plus one WW horse harness set with reins collars and taller bridles. Read as a sale notice from Lee Beekner in Lone, Oregon.
Local items report visitors from Oregon and messages to the editor from a bank president in Gu ton, with social events at Lone and a food sale at Bullard’s Pharmacy. A second grade party at Maxine McCurdy’s home featured Gains and refreshments, with many named attendees listed.
C J D Bauman announces candidacy for nomination by the Republican party for sheriff of Morrow County at the primaries on May 18 1923.
G A Bleakman announces he will run for sheriff as a Republican at the May 18 primaries in Morrow County.
Listings show real estate actions in D Cox and W A Wilcox Katacada deals and Parkland move plans for Paul Padberg. An obituary notes Perry Nophing of Morrow County died Feb 14 in Mississippi. service held at lone Congregational church with burial at Fellows cemetery.
The readable text mentions Columbus landing and hiring in a voyage context with unclear names and places. It reads as an OCR fragment showing references to Weliane Chesnahent and related figures, but many words are garbled. The passage lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize a clear news item.
Dr Clarke of Clarke Optical Company will be at the Water Blark center in Portland on Saturday February 18th offering eye examinations and glasses.
Salem Ore Feb 17 Hale Hoes private secretary to Gov Patterson since his inauguration has resigned. Patterson accepts and asks Hoes to stay until March first as he plans to be away from the state. Hoes cites not feeling justified in serving while on the state payroll to advance his personal career. The state press may back him if he runs.
The Twin City Fire Insurance Co of Minneapolis Minnesota warns that Grain Policies Nos 1 to 25 serial 128 inclusive issued to former agent W T McNabb at Lone Jean are lost. The company will not be liable for any loss under these policies if issued by unauthorized persons falsely claiming agent status. Signed Joy Lichtenstine, Mann er Pacific department 720 California Street San Francisco California.
A garbled text fragment hints at ornate proof or versified idea of family homes, torching warmth and gathering times around a central figure or concept. It evokes cohesion and ceremonial sharing in a domestic setting amid a high flame.
All General Fund Warrants registered on or before December 31 1927 will be paid on presentation at the County Treasurer office in Heppner Oregon on or after March 10 1928. Interest on paid warrants will cease on that date. Dated Heppner Oregon February 15 1928. Leon W Briggs County Treasurer
A small scene shows Bobby wanting to play Indian with Tom while his father objects near bedtime. Bobby complains he has been scalped and cannot continue play.
A simple method describes using fine emery paper to dull a glossy fabric. Rub very gently with a rotary motion to remove the shine and restore a matte surface.
An article notes Thyleunna, a South Seas lizard and the last surviving reptile lineage descended from dinosaurs. Geologists state these creatures have been extinct for millions of years.
The text mentions a fine strand of gold wire drawn sixty feet long weighing only one unit, attracting attention at an exhibit in England. It also references various cheese origins and milk sources from around the world, noting cow’s milk is not the only source and mentioning sheep milk and cheese production.
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