13 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
1
Andy Douglas is back at home recovering in Portland after a period under medical care. He remains weak but optimistic about a full recovery while the community notes various local events and people.
A list of students by subject showing who has exemptions at Zone High School. Names include Norman Swanson Helen Smouse Edna Lindstrom Janet Carlson Mildred Smith Kenneth Smouse Nedra Agee Edith Ely and others across Algebra English Civics Art French World History American History and Pet Art.
An eight year old dining with his father at a hotel asks why the men say whoop to their soup. The scene notes guests' manners and the boy's curious question during the meal.
Bullard’s Pharmacy announces the 1928 Weather Chart Calendar available for the public. The notice invites readers to call for more information and to obtain the yearly chart from the pharmacy.
Bert Mason agent offers the latest Atwater Kent Electric radio model that plugs into a lamp socket with no batteries required. Price listed as 3183.50 complete.
A woman writes to the composer asking to place her daughter under his tuition after hearing his music. The letter is delivered to the house where Beethoven lived and died, but the concierge says no such man resides there and the postman directs it to the letter office.
The article notes Washington as a Federalist though elected unanimously by Federalists and Democrats. John Adams serves as vice president under Washington and succeeds him. It mentions a 17M contest between Adams and Jefferson, with the former winner, amid party tensions.
The piece extols Indian rulers and nobles for their lavish dress and magnificent jewels. It notes both men and women displaying extreme opulence at grand occasions, claiming no other land can surpass India's royalty in splendor.
Virgil Morgan, who had been visiting relatives in Lave, returned to his home in Walla Walla. Ed Holmquist arrived in town Sunday morning from The Dalles where he has been living since last harvest.
Boston-born impersonator Miss Helen Simpson will close the Lyceum course at Jones High School Auditorium on January 17. Her program features costumed sketches of famous actresses in their signature plays, plus singing with her own accompaniment and monologues summarizing the works.
Citizens claim patriotism as the nation faces a moment described as the bread of Patriotism. The piece notes broad affirmation of loyalty while hinting at tensions in what true patriotism means in current times.
Fragmentary notes describe birds that fly by day and night, mentioning color perception and visual phenomena. The text hints at differences in daytime and nocturnal vision but provides no clear events or identities.
In a brief scene a girl named Ella stares at her baby sibling in a crib but stops after her mother signals disapproval. Milo reports Ella saying she understands when her mother forbids an action and notes she can sense her mother’s thoughts.
Two giant sharks, the basking and whale sharks, may reach four feet in length. The basking shark is common in southern seas and sometimes reaches our coasts. the whale shark mainly inhabits the Indian Ocean but has appeared as far as Florida. Each roams near Miami and could visit nearby contactors.
An incomplete March 15 1807 deed recorded on Long Island conveys the Valentine farm along the Jamaica Plain Plains Jericho road route to Rocky Mill. The description mentions buildings orchards gardens meadows commons trees woods paths and watercourses but provides no further details or case information. No party names or outcomes are known.
Fernie excuses olives as a snack for her friends at lunch. Bernice retorts in a superior tone that she does not like them herself at first but hints they may grow on others.
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