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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
4
The UeUDI GroUp Hext HuMNeT will operate from new high power stations approved at a Westington radio conference. They will cut atmospheric interference, improving daytime market weather reports for farmers. Gradual change expected. many farmers may buy radios in coming months as reception improves.
A humorous fragment from Bursts and Duds portrays a dignified man and a frantic lady as a dog bites the ankle. The man insists the dog has bitten others today, prompting the lady to worry about seeing a doctor.
The excerpt blends disjointed lines about identity studies and philosophy. It features a college graduate seeking a path and references to metaphysics and astronomy, with casual remarks about education and career directions.
Mrs. Cutsforth is very low after being moved from Portland two weeks ago. Dora Cutsforth and her brothers Aubrey and Orway were summoned to Salem for family support as specialists in Portland failed to help. Mr. Elmer Hunt made a business trip to Pendleton on Saturday. Mr. Lee White of Ukiah visited friends here Tuesday. C J Thornton of Jocho visited friends Saturday and Sunday.
A lockskin horse weighing 1100 lbs has been on the A Ll. Douglas ranch for three months. The owner may reclaim by paying three months feed and the price of this advertisement. M. J. Ingalls.
Davidson left Tuesday on a business trip to Portland as Haylor the Jeweler takes over watch repairs from Swanson’s Feed and Supply Store in Heppner.
Manufacturers unable to keep up with demand as the radio boom outpaces supply. Firms report record orders and a labor shortage, with some workers even considering formal electrical engineering studies to improve production capacity.
The fragmentary lines mix archaic and misspelled phrases about healing, striving, and heavenly existence. It presents a stream of imagery without coherent narrative, including mentions of streets, labor, and moral ideals, with several garbled word clusters and names.
A fragment lists lodge meeting dates for various groups. Ione Lovge meets Saturdays with officers Prank Young G Bergen and Earle A Brown. Bunchgrass LEBEKAH meets monthly on the first and third Thursday. Zone Lodge No 120 ACP AM meets monthly on the fourth Wednesday. Locust Chapter No 1 MM meets on the second and fourth Tuesday. Names of officers appear, including Treas Verda Kitelle and See Etta Bele ton.
The article outlines building a charging unit with a battery compartment and a panel for a voltmeter ammeter knife switch battery charger and binding posts. It lists parts including one voltmeter one ammeter one double pole double throw switch one A battery charger one panel two binding posts and mounting screws.
A church program outlines an 11 20 roll call 11 30 morning sermon The tie o Religion 1 00 P M basket dinner 2 80 Po f Bon C F Trimblee 6 00 P M C Rally 7 80 Seraph Almost Persuaded Special mid day and evening service and noon dinner All welcome Pastor W K Jones
Local residents and visitors frequent Cecil with calls in lone on Saturday and Sunday. Farmers discuss potential wheat damage from freezing with mixed reports but hope for minor losses. Notables such as John Gray and fiously of Shady Dell improve after illness while Dr. Walker attends. Additional calls include Stender, Thomas, and Curteas families, plus merchants like Paul G. Balsiger conducting business in Cecil.
Jenny Lowe of Cecil Oregon offers a fifty dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the guilty party who shot two fox writers, a male and a female, wearing Morrow county licenses numbers 628 and 1029 for 1926. The notice is signed by Mre and Jenny Lowe.
For sale or trade a Geaheart knitting machine several incubators and a limited number of March hatch cockerels.
Lexington Church of Christ hosts a Sunday program with 10:00 A M Bible School and 11:00 A M Communion as key events in the day’s schedule.
Services led by Pastor Re. B. Johnson are held every alternate Sunday at 11 00 A M and 8 00 P M at the First Baptist Church. The schedule emphasizes evening and morning worship for the congregation.
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