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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
4
Subscriptions offer Six and Three Month options entered as second class mail at Ione Oregon under the 1879 act. Shipping details and postal classification retained for readers local to Oregone area via post office listing and date reference to March act.
U S Immigration Inspector in charge at Gary Indiana Byron Goodall visited his sister Mrs Elmer Gaffith this week after spending vacation on the coast. He is en route to his Gary home and Bristow and Johnson's Saturday on Monday Specials noted.
Additional Local Alfred Odom and family reside in apartment No 2 in the Harris building. Green Griffih and family rent the house on Second St owned by Mrs John Long. Mr and Mrs Charles Allenger heard vilen from their daughter Miss Lilie Allenger since her Europe trip. They report an interesting journey with the party arriving in Scotland on July 18. J E Grimes and J C Ballenger made a business trip to Portland last Thursday and returned Friday with Mrs J E Grimes. Mrs J L Lundy underwent a major operation July 10 in Portland. Miss Ella Mason was with her during the operation. Mr Lundy has been in poor health for years. Last week Mr and Mrs Warfield moved to LaCrosse Wisconsin where Mr Warfield has charge.
President John G. Lonsdale argues that the individual remains essential in business. He notes corporations increasingly protect workers via benefits, advancement, hospital service, insurance, and pensions, framing these as humane ties between firms and the public.
The Yantesostal Mission hall held services Sunday night then closed. Rev and Mrs Dollathide left for Eumclaw Washington to assume a regular pastorate. Grabil has recovered enough to return home after weeks in Heppner hospital. Shell Oil Co plant construction proceeds on upper lane land.
In England since 1574 a tax known as the poor relief levy has been imposed to fund welfare programs. The ordinance reflects Tudor policy tying taxation to social care needs. This record notes enduring fiscal measures aimed at aiding the needy.
Mrs J C Vandusen and her son Lyle of Richmond California visit relatives in Morrow County with Cecil Farrens. They plan to return to California in August with niece Cecil Farrens. Also noted is birth of a son to Elmer and Mrs Ball and local movements of Swanson Gunzell Brown Blake Zink and others in the area.
Bates Steel Mule Tractor is now on display at Paul G. Balsiger's Implement Store inviting customers to view the new model.
The fragment discusses Lowell mill labor and the role of women in factory work. It references themes from the Lowell Offering and Walth Abheatt's Women in midastey, noting the challenges faced by female workers and the societal views on their labor.
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