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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
2
The Jones Independent weekly notes subscription rates and postal status with details for a 1925 issue. It lists a motto from Benjamin Franklin and hints at general publication aims, reflecting a small town Oregon newspaper context and the era’s typographic style.
The Oregon Emerald editorial uses the chant Work for the Night is Coming to describe sport as the undergraduate’s spirited pursuit. It contrasts dull study with the exciting whirl of athletics, while noting social duties remain paramount.
An old advertisement claims Ball's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness with an ointment and internal tonic. It touts fast relief by cleansing the blood and mucous membranes and notes Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as distributors.
Poem excerpt warns Willie against questioning wages or asking for reasons behind work. It urges continuing labor on the land despite doubts, fearing abandonment if one stops to reflect or boasts about labor.
The Inland Empire stretches about 33 000 square miles in Central Oregon, about a third of Oregon, with no railroad facilities. The desert-like area will stay undeveloped until rail access is secured. Senator McNary is thanked for Congressional Record access.
John Jordan, born in Ohio in 1827, came west during the California Gold Days and settled near Willow Creek. He served in the Oregon Volunteers during the Indian Wars, founded a cattle herd, built a home two miles east of Lane, opened a road house, and earned a reputation as an honest, skilled rider who aided neighbors and settlers along the Creek. He rode 200 miles to defend his claim and saved his home at The Dalles after a staged chase. Continued in next issue.
The notice lists a detailed church program at Lexington Christian Church on March 18 featuring morning devotions by Wallace Jones, a Statement of Purpose, missions topics, state songs, a 4:30 open discussion, and a Young Peoples Rally. Congregational and First Christian Churches assign pastors Rev W. W. Head and Rev Paul DeF. Mortimore with usual services and Sunday School.
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