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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
3
An OCR fragment reviews lavish and ornate cards from Mogland era society. It notes elaborate and orate designs, with references to Kings, Knights, and civic events, and hints at manners of display in the Meh century.
Fragmentary text mentions a mariner and references varied words including names and places. The readable content is highly obscured with many garbled terms, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
A damaged OCR fragment notes cows on Boston Common and pasturage use with mentions of authorities Boston To VO and training land. Details are unclear but indicate livestock on the common and tensions over land use.
The report notes a potential Mycenaean era fort on the Hinanriik mound, dating from the great Mycenaean period, aligning with Schliemann’s earlier acropolis finds. The piece also includes extended commentary on narcotics laws and prohibition debates.
A columnist mockingly analyzes the London Indian Conference, noting how British pomp and royal speechmaking placate Indian princes and appease unrest. He argues Britain hogs the credit while Indians gain only press notices and limited self rule, keeping feudal power intact in vast princely states.
The piece compares Gandhi to US political figures, suggesting his nonviolence and leadership appeal. It notes Gandhi’s jailings, his influence like a prophet, and contrasts British rule with American party dynamics. It hints at future independence moods and mixed views on self rule.
Ole Olsen bursts into a general store in Ume seeking concealment from a pursuing sheriff. Yon Yonson pretends not to know, directs Ole into a gunny sack, and the sheriff discovers the hiding spot, booting the sack as Ole protests.
Willows Grange held a regular session January 24 with officers installed and a Legislative Committee reporting to Salem. The program featured Father Oliver Hudson Hudson Kelly and notes on women in the Grange. February events include dress remodeling instruction January 30, a dance January 31, a three act play February 7 at Cecil hall, and a February 28 anniversary for Willows Grange.
Mrs. Frank Merritt seeks employment as a housekeeper preferably in the country. She states she has one small child and offers reliable service through Oregon.
Bryn Mawr is a Welsh town name from Bryn meaning hill and Mawr meaning big. The combined form indicates the phrase big hill or big hill place.
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