Better a Dinner of Herbs Than a Stall Ox
A short proverbish line printed on the page dated Friday July 15 1927 contrasts simple love filled meals with grand feasts, highlighting a moral preference for affection over wealth.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
4
A short proverbish line printed on the page dated Friday July 15 1927 contrasts simple love filled meals with grand feasts, highlighting a moral preference for affection over wealth.
A garbled report describes Danlen born Morth Carollon in VO and a world record claim by Jimiury Lot as the world's Ubeestee culme in North Carolina. It mentions lengths like 4 yards of velvet, a coat requirement, and a tail heavy with confusing details about feet and weights, ending with notes on Darden Hye and a quiet fall from a long-running world reel.
The State Highway Department and Oregon State Motor Association warn drivers about freshly oiled and gravelled roads. After each eight to ten miles of oil, motorists should remove embedded gravel to prevent tire punctures. The agencies are testing gravel removal options to reduce damage.
The Pan Pacific Progress discusses Mexico’s illiteracy challenge under Fresi dept Calles. It cites 63 percent illiterate, 2,750,000 school age children, 1,048,000 with schools, and substantial budget allocations by states and the federal government to education as Obregon’s era pushes reform.
Portland draft notes show public docks gearing for the Inland Empire wheat trade. Municipal Terminal 4 gains new separators boosting capacity to 2000 bushels per hour, with measures to avoid blockades through talks with rail and shipping partners. A separate note mentions Mexico’s rural education push under President Carlos, aiming 5,000 rural schools by 1997, with 2,000 already operating and 1,000 more promoted.
Listing includes a stacker with buck rakes a John Deere mower a three horse engine and a two bottom Deere plow. Also mentions birthstones and a long mis-typed discussion of biblical high priests and jewelry lore with scattered names and phrases.
Congregational Church Rev W W Ree head pastor timetable shows prayer meeting at 8 PM Wednesday. First Christian Church lists Sunday School at 9 00 AM and evening prayer meeting at 7 36 PM per church notices.
Union Pacific announces a new regular schedule between Pendleton and Portland with daily departures from Pendleton at 9 and 10 a.m. and from Portland at 12 21 p.m. The service includes stops at Arrowhead Dalee Umatil Arlineton Hood River and Multnomah with early and late trains, aiming for convenient travel.
Final reports show 23 047 converts baptized, the highest annual total in the Foreign Missionary Society's history. Will Hays nonee chairman of the Republican National Committee had his worldly possessions appraised and gave 10 percent of the total to the Presbyterian Church US pensions for ministers. A special business meeting of the Ipsnorcene church group is planned for the next Lord’s Day morning worship.
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