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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1926
Page
2
A fragment from a Lone Oregon post office notice cites quotes by Shakespeare and Webster on thrift and prudent management. It discusses thrift as prosperity and economical stewardship applicable to individuals and businesses, reflecting period views on prudent conduct.
A humorous devotional poem expresses faith in a brighter side to events. The speaker prays for resilience, a smiling face, and humor to navigate misfortune, ingratitude, and aging without bitterness, hoping to keep humanity and good nature intact.
A brief contrast notes the optimist sees opportunity while the pessimist sees the hole in the doughnut. The essay on court procedure argues reforms are urged by legal experts and the public but fail to arrive due to courtroom tactics and red tape.
Thrift pay rolls lay the foundation for growth as industries form and payrolls grow through money invested and savings by local people who value thrift. The practice strengthens individuals families corporations and communities.
Vice President Daws is barred from commenting on Senate rules reform while a stubborn minority blocks action. A Senate supermajority backs adhesion to the World Court, but obstruction persists as Cole Blease leads long-reading delays from campaign speeches and historic writings to stall the vote.
Dr E B Stewart department commander urges a 1926 membership target of 12 000 in Oregon, aiming for 5 000 strong members over 20 000 for gains. Current roll is 9 200 with momentum building as dues rise and new members join before March 1.
The Sunday School of the Cong church elected officers led by Superintendent Mrs Ruth Mason and Asst Supt Mrs Verda Ritchie with Leona Ritchie as Secretary and Garland Swanson as Treasurer. The 1926 Oregon Christian Endeavor convention will be held April 15 to 18 in Albury with True Blue as its slogan. Baptist Sunday School named E Moore as Superintendent Ina Hale Lecy as Asst Supt and Halick Stange as Treasurer Mary Grabil as Pianist.
Bible verses are listed for weekly readings from Matthew John Romans and John. A Congregational Church directory notes Rev. W. W. Head as pastor with services at 11 00 AM and 8 00 PM.
The verse maker abandons writing for a living and turns to gumbling. He asserts he will not feel the change, expressing confident resolve.
The quote from Crane questions what causes eye strain when looking at the girls, noting the phrase easy on the eyes and suggesting discomfort arises from such gazes. The oddly phrased dialogue reflects a humorous or critical take on perception.
IONE LODGE No 120 PF and ALM meet first and third Wednesdays. LOCUST CHAPTER No 119 offers second and fourth Thursdays. IONE LODGE No 155 IOOF meets Saturdays. BUNCHGRASS REBEKAH No 01 IOOF meets first and third Thursdays. Officers listed include W M W E B Ballara N G Edison Morgan and others.
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