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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
2
Fragments of editor notes include public domain quotes from Tilden Bryan and Stevenson along with warnings about unproven cancer cures. The text cites medical caution, urging consultation with reputable physicians, and condemns false cures while urging timely removal if cancer is diagnosed. It references a State Board of Health or similar authority.
The piece honors William Jennings Bryan as a tireless advocate for the common good and prohibition. It notes his youthful presidential nomination, triple campaigns, eloquence in convention oratory, and steadfast religious faith. A Japanese banquet anecdote highlights his water drinking over champagne.
Weeklong devotional notes list daily Bible verses and themes from Philippians Nahum Zechariah Revelation 1 Timothy and Matthew focusing on strength faith and wisdom. Each day offers a short verse reference and a motivational line intended for reflection.
A fragment ponders marriage as a strategic game where hope leads but clarity misses. The brief line questions finding a better guide than hope in navigating relationships.
In Levington Kristian Church last Sunday Rev G C Schoonover of Walla Walla preached in the morning and to Christie Church in the evening. Rev O P Avery spoke at the Congregational Church last Sunday before traveling to Portland. Rev W W Head of Morgan preached and attended Sunday school at the close of the session.
Pastor Rev. W. W. Head conducts morning and evening services at the First Christian Church. Sunday School meets at 10 00 A M with worship at 1100 A M and 800 P M in the period church notice.
Ione Lodge No. 120 AP AM meets each month on the first and third Wednesday led by W M Walker with secretary LB Dick. Locust Chapter No. 116 0 F convenes second and fourth Tuesdays with W O member Mira Myrth Walkers noted. One Lodge No. 1Oe meets Saturdays. Also SeBEKAH No. of LO0 meets the first and third Thursdays with officers named including Ruby Kongeluns and Arvilla Bwanson.
Haylor the Jeweler moves from Swanson's Feed and Supply Store to Heppner confirming a shift in local retail business. The change marks a notable relocation for the shop, affecting customers seeking jewelry services in the area.
Readers are invited to enter a word-hustling contest with a $1500 prize. Send a stamped self addressed envelope for rules and entry details to the given address.
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