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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1926
Page
2
fragments describe a non tax matter at a Oregon post office and mention a March 3 date. The text alludes to a fortune tied to a voyage with life bounded by shallows and miseries, referencing a men’s affair and an encroaching fate.
The poem urges readers to seize new beginnings each day not dwell on past errors. It treats sunrise as rebirth and night as guidance toward better choices, urging resilience and self improvement.
The piece describes Governor Walter M. Pierce delivering his Jackson day address in Albany with The Oregon Voter publishing it in full and criticizing the rhetoric as undisputed and unedited. It notes mixed feelings about Pierce as administrator but praises his speaking ability and hints at possible future challenge to the governor’s statements. The page also mentions an early weather prophet persona and a 1744 pseudonymous work predicting weather changes.
In Hood River a crowd gathered to greet returning escapees from the State penitentiary, praising them as heroes and shaking hands as the automobile transporting them passed through town. The writer condemns such displays as disgusting and unworthy.
Senator Stanfield of Oregon announces push in Washington circles to draft Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon as a Republican vice presidential candidate for 1928. He notes prior bids for Longworth and references historical nominating processes while urging leadership unity.
The Willow Creek Branch of the Christian Endeavor Union met in Lexington this Wednesday evening. A prize contest for Sunday School is proposed and a Safety First play is in rehearsal by ten cast members for upcoming events. Prayer meetings are set for Congregational church Wednesday and the Christian and Baptist churches Thursday at 7 30 PM. The Oregon Christian Endeavor Society state convention will meet in Albany April 15 to 18 with $1 registration. For details write Oregon E Union 303 Abington Kids Portland Oregon.
The passage enumerates furs such as brar feher dyed skunk stone marten and others, naming many exotic or garbled terms. It then mentions the Second Huguenot Colony Landommiere sent by Caligny in 164 with aid for a colony founded by Ribault at Port Royal, noting the abandoned serie ment and Port Carolina near St. Joins reef in Florida.
A compiled weekly reading lists biblical verses from Proverbs Isaiah and Job alongside narrative text about prominent figures. It mentions virtuous women, wisdom, and a historical note about emperors and generals, with scattered references to Asia, Rome and key dates.
Congregational Church led by Rev. W. W. Head offers services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M. First Christian Church holds services at 10:00 A M and 8:00 P M. First Baptist Church also listed with service times.
Lodge Directory lists Ione Lodge No. 120 PF and AM meet on the first and third Wednesdays with WM Dallard and Sec Elmer Griffith. Locust Chapter No 11 meets second and fourth Tuesdays led by WOM Clea Hawk with Ruth Mason as secretary. One Lodge No 135 meets every Saturday evening with officers Edwon Morgan and Ernest Hellker. Rebekah No. 10 meets first and third Thursdays with N.G. Beta Kowell and V. J. Vida Helier as secretary. Verda Ritchey treas, Etta Briaslow.
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