The Zone Independent Publication Details
The Zone Independent is a weekly paper published every Friday by editor W. Ow. Head. Details on subscription include one year and three months options.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
4
The Zone Independent is a weekly paper published every Friday by editor W. Ow. Head. Details on subscription include one year and three months options.
Frangia Bly of Lone returns home after visiting Morgan relatives for a week. Local notes mention Benedict of Lyle in Morgan on business, Holrd Haru sty and Mrs. Stanley Sealy visiting lone, wheat trucking from Odem ranch, and heat waves reaching 102 to 116 degrees. Witze of Vancouver and Alvin Ely are among others noted. Ethel Mahoney recovers from illness and Louis Balsiger shown for insurance.
The Farmers Elevator Company of lone Oregon will sell at its lone office on September 108 at 8 pm the shares delinquent on original purchases and all shares showing default to cover assessments plus interest costs and expenses. The notice lists capital stock numbers and delinquent amounts, with publication dates July 27 1028 and August 31 1948.
The Turkey Growers Association reports outside growers earned six to seven cents per pound less than members in 1927. It lists three shipping dates to meet holiday demand in November December and January. Despite heat and harvest pressure the meeting was sparsely attended and interested growers may contact the County Agent. Mr Fullerton of the state highway department who was overcome by the heat Thursday evening is now better.
In Denver, President Hiram Rebingon of the Universal Peace league cites European prep for war as militarium rising. He warns America’s stance and language signal a borderland tension while noting earlier diplomatic strains and public sentiment.
The Tsurgo river in Italy is diverted eight miles south of Brasgmnone through a tunnel to two miles from Bolmviano where it will drop 200 feet. The new station will generate about 1000 horsepower. The line will power Florenc e and surrounding area. Two subsidiary stations in lateral valleys will be built. total district power 16000 horsepower.
In New Orleans a biology concern reported missing valuable frogs. Police captured two suspects with frogs claiming they gathered them from local marshes. The court accepted tests showing the captured frogs sounded distinct from common marsh frogs. Conviction noted. frogs returned home.
The Chelan, Methow and Okanogan Lidlitns leader Long Jim stays on a remote riverbank home on the Colville reservation after years of clashes with settlers and U S agents. He rejects allotment and any compensation from Chelan land settlements, and his daughter Princess Jeanie Jim has gained fame as Princess American.
A colored man visits a ticket office asking for two round trip tickets to Charleston. He explains his brother is dead and will travel in a box. The agent suggests burying him locally but the man says there are forty Klostfolk in Charleston, so they plan to bury there and bring the body back for the funeral.
The Young Men’s Christian Association plans to guard Indians from harsh usury by establishing banks in India. Over 40 banks operate in towns and villages, led by native secretary Swamidon, with more to be opened. Officials visit sites since there are no local offices, combining hygiene and finance in outreach. They may require applicants to open home windows or wash a dirty baby before lending.
Investigators tested sound reach using a balloon to gauge how high noises travel. Vehicle rumble reached 2,500 feet, locomotive whistle was audible at 1.5 miles, a gunshot at 540 feet, music at 4,200 feet, and frog crowing heard over half a mile above ponds.
In Yew Crag Naddle valley England a fox sought refuge on a rock ledge as hounds closed in. A terrier crept to the fox and punished it for two minutes. The fox leaped from the crag, the terrier fell but escaped harm. The fox was later killed by the hunting party.
A report outlines growing cockfighting in inland areas and notes plans to introduce counterparts to attract young fans. Investigations suggest cockfighting remains a rural pastime for social ties, not mainly gambling.
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