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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
2
Frayed OCR shows a weekly issue note for a newspaper and a publisher pledge. It lists pricing of one year six months three months and a payment note. It mentions entry as second class matter in Oregon and a date of July 2, 1926.
The Oregon Journal notes crime costs the United States ten billion dollars annually and argues that awareness could push reform. It laments that efforts to curb crime have led to deadly confrontations, a situation the governor, Pierce, calls deplorable.
A fragmentary verse blends seasonal imagery under an orange tree with themes of sun and summer. It contrasts bleak winter and hopeful imagery of golden Orbs and a blazing sun, then shifts to a historical note mentioning Lexington guns, Jefferson, and the rights of men.
New York's Old Guard under Major Snyder attends invitation ceremony at headquarters in New York City. They join preparations for the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia from June 1 to November, as thirteen original colonies prepare a grand mili tary display on Wig Day June 11 led by General Perghing.
The text asserts that all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with inalienable rights including life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It emphasizes fundamental truths about human equality and rights.
Four candidates were baptized last Sunday evening at the Baptist church with Capt. G. J. Hall officiating. Pastor Hall resumed his itinerary Monday morning. Mrs. Zurbucken of Los Angeles preached morning service at the Congregational church and addressed the Methodist Episcopal church in Heppner that evening. Prayer meetings are held Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Dorcas Society hosted a well attended social last week. Rev. J. O. Jones, former pastor of Challis, Idaho, is visiting area friends and Valley joints after time in Lexington.
A religious note presents Psalm 125 about trust in the Lord and the protection of Jerusalem, emphasizing preservation from evil and eternal steadfastness. It ends with a nod to Bullard's Pharmacy as a station or sponsor reference.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Moeth and Mira with references to a tirsday morning session and Bee. Mra ioth Maat appears, but details and context are unclear.
Igne Lodge No. 135 of meets every Saturday evening with officers Edwon Morgen VU Ernest Heliker secretary Harte A. Grown treasurer and Prietow. Dunchgrass Hebekah No. loop invites the meeting and third Thursday of month with officers X.G. Bete Howell Vida Heltker Sve Verda Mitchie trustee Etta Brin Low.
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