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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
1
Weather observations from Morgan Oregon with records for December totals including total snowfall and precipitation since September. Noted are clear days and cloudy days with prevailing north winds. Historical mention ties to Kokomo Indiana and local appointee notes.
The regular meeting of Lone City Council was brief with routine matters discussed. A. A. McCule was sworn in as Councilman, and a sale of cattle to satisfy a pasture bill was set for Saturday January 12 at Ralph Akers ranch conducted by John Michelbook.
Rob Harbison left for Eugene to resume studies at the State University. W F Palmateer returned from Portland with his son in his car. Stanley Seely aided by Hardesty works on the road project. John Michelbook to auction horses at Nicola Thompsen place on Saturday Jan 12. Hutchcroft family recovering from the flu. Nash family returned from Yakima fearing snowbound travels. Seely visits and local gatherings noted with several residents calling on the Hutchcrofts.
L. D Perks, 70, of Glendale rancoor, was seriously injured when attacked by a bull that tore eight inches from his thigh. A small dog helped save his life. Fire at The Dative caused damage to three nearby businesses and losses at Mack's cafe and other shops.
Local readers hear of business in Eight Mile and Me towns as Zinter and family visit Main Street merchants. Victor Riemann’s young son recovers from a serious operation, and Ballards Pharmacy urges readers to grab the 1929 Weather Chart Calendar. Lumber Bill, now in Prineville, sent home a Christmas gift of a knot hole framed in splinters, with gifts for each man and a small token for another.
A compilation of Oregon items reports the Milton Soots sawmill closing for winter and pheasants moved to Litla Park in Ashland. It notes Medford district enrollment up 244 to 2478 and turkey growers will be paid over 110000 for 17 carloads sold at 92 to 42 cents a pound. Fire damages J H Jakefon home near Lon tine. Curry county discovers copper ore. Tilamook residents campaign to curb mumps quarantine. McMinnville fire dept eyes 2009 subula nes. Portland fire chief Ernest Grenfall delivers tribute. Albany closes two service stations and a camp due to health review. Loetine bereaved. a 91 year old named Mrs Louphiin dies in Coker. a road petition seeks link from Eruigrant Lem to Rheauth Fallie Ashland highway. Dead Indian district residents petition county for path from emigrant Lem to a junction with the Rheauth Fallie Ashland highway.
A mixed fragmentary page notes a for sale item a John Deere tractor practicaly new in Oregon. livestock and fur trade notices list Holsteins Durhams baby calves and fur buyers in Canada. an Oregon carpenter and painting service is listed. a League of Nations preparatory commission heads to meet April 16. in London Lord Beaverbrook is injured in a car collision near London after riding a motor track.
The notice lists varied prices for wheat types including blue stem hard white and western white with figures around 1.10 to 1.14, soft white and northern spring near 1.09, and western red about 1.14. Hay prices show alfalfa around 22.60 per ton, timothy near 28, and eastern Oregon around 17.60. Cattle prices include steers from 11.50 to 12.50, prime and choice ranges around 9.40 to 12.00, and Spokane listings for good to excellent stock.
London reports a new Anglo-Chinese treaty published in Nanking on December 20 declares China may set its own tariff autonomy. The accord removes previous provisions limiting China’s right to fix national customs and tonnage. Britain joins the United States Germany and France in recognizing tariff autonomy for China.
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