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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
1
Sunday evening a dinner party honored Lone High School's nine member graduating class of 1922 except Mable Smith and Jack Monard. Attendees included Wendell Halsiger Arline Balsiger Kouhring Ted Blake Keithley Blake Sam Warfield Vera Eggelman-Kietmann Alice Kiet man Peterson and other invited guests.
Dell Ward lost his Ford truck last Saturday when engine backfire ignited straw being hauled. Ward fought the blaze to protect the Wheatfield and the straw stack, but there was no insurance on the truck.
Fine piano for sale with gold tone and beautiful design. Will trade with phonograph in part payment. balance and terms to suit. Write to Manufacturer's Warehouse Portland Oregon.
The ad promises a wide range of fresh vegetables from the earth and vines at a rural location mile down the highway below the elevator. It pledges fair pricing and whole sold produce, inviting customers to drive in under shade trees.
Property offered by Mrs. Fred Randall at a real sacrifice cash or trade considered. Owner will consider any reasonable offer and may accept a deal. Contact Walter Corley or J. F. Haynie for details and viewing arrangements.
Harvest is spreading through the region with Cutsforth Nelson Mankin and Murray delivering wheat to Jordan Elevator last week and Mikelbook Holub hauling to Farmers Elevator in Lone. More farmers are hauling this week and elevators will soon run full crews as yields exceed expectations.
Several thousand bushels of old wheat sold last week with 16,000 bushels by the Rietmann brothers. Buyers included W. M. Eubanks for Strauss and Company and Cole Smith for Sanford and Son, plus Laxton Mc Murray selling 4200 to Mr. Bull for Kerr, Gifford and Company. 1927 and 1928 crops mixed, price slightly above a dollar per bushel. Louis Bergevin booked a carload at 1.11 per bushel. Bullard's Pharmacy note about a Portable Vietrola ends the item.
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