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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
4
The piece defends Governor Pierce's call to enforce income taxes and consider indirect taxes to ease property tax burdens. It cites a Portland taxpayer earning 45000 and paying no tax, versus a Pendleton rancher with 2000 profit paying 800, arguing for a fairer system that requires wealthy earners to contribute.
The Morgan community shows busy activity with visits from Mrs. Ball and Rev. Pershall, farm and poultry business at KR & Harbison warehouse, and local residents like Mr. and Mrs. Sleighweight, Mrs. Baurenflend, and Mr. Medlock involved in boarding, farming, and social calls. Willow Creek Poultry Farm advertises day-old chicks and egg capacity terms.
A government study labels American villages unattractive while noting nearly 20 million people live in villages and use them for business and social needs. It cites international villages as superior in design and public spaces. The piece mentions Mrs. E J Bristow visiting Portland and locals traveling to Pendleton for a tournament. The old school building section was moved to the McMurray property this week improving the view of the new one. The Independent's phone number is 62.
Local notes list visitors and residents across Cecil and lane areas. Names appear from Walla Walla Wasco Boardman and Fourmile, with households including the Logan Cottage Highway House and the Last Camp. activities include business calls hay bailings and sheep shipments to Whetstone ranch.
Mr. Tucker returned from the valley last Monday and resumed duties Tuesday. To accommodate many pupils traveling to Pendleton for the basketball tournament, the school voted to dismiss Friday and make up the time by staying after four o'clock each evening until seven periods are completed.
Mrs LaVelle Lucas visited family in Lexington while employed at Hamilton hospital The Dalles Ed Cummings recovering from car accident injuries Karl Miller nearly healed Eva Lane heads to Eightmile for two months Rolfe Paquin ill in Salem and may delay teaching duties Fire at Chas Margarett home damages garage neighbors Brashears alert Married at W C Hill home Elmer Hant and Miss Mary Thompson wed Pine City instructor bride visits Walla Walla trip Munkers Woods and Roy visit Monument Portland visitor Doris Woods wife of Munkers son Roy.
A joint meeting of the lone Mason Lodge and Hoppner Lodge included conferral of the third degree on Walter Dobyns of Lone. Social time followed with refreshments as the notices of various lodge activities and future meeting dates are listed for the community.
Dr Havlor an eye specialist from Portland will be in Heppner on March 6 and 7 for consultations. Lester Britian and his wife are visiting Mrs Wiles at her home, mother of Mrs Britian. Jimman Hogue of Gooseberry was a business visitor last Tuesday.
Creditors are notified of proceedings to administer the estate of the deceased. The court sets deadlines for filing claims and appoints representatives to handle claims, with notice published to inform all potential claimants.
Local notice advertises thresh milk cows for sale in Geel C area, listing Sargent as a contact. Buyers are urged to inquire about availability, price, and delivery terms.
A fragment from American Legion Weekly asks if family memory and temptation can be balanced by choosing food over love. The dialogue hints at enduring affection as a couple weighs practical duties and emotional bonds during tough times.
A cryptic note describes hidden truths as anankin and awoocking are brought to light. An ugly token is shown to the world by a bold observer, signaling a moment of public revelation and consequence.
Notice states an execution and order of sale issued by the Morrow County Circuit Court of Oregon. The target is J W and Bert Masco as plantiff creditor seeks recovery under a court judgment.
The County Court of the diate oP Oreon for Marrow County WIHT of the eetate of Be Matton deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must file a complaint with the proper authorities by a stated date. The notice is dated and published February 20, 126. Lana A Padheiog, Administratrix.
In the County Court of Organ State for Morrow County administrator Tavita Mullet notifies creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Lottie May Benedict to present their claims within six months after first publication. The notice lists administrators Joe Morrow and Benedict and is dated January 23, 15.
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