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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
8
The notice lists subscription terms with year and quarter options and a price of $1.50 for three months. It notes the paper was entered as second class matter at the post office in Ione Oregon under the act of March 3 1879 and is dated Friday June 1 1928.
The undersigned files final account as executor of Celestine Basiger's will in Morrow County Oregon. The court sets July 2, 1928 at 2:00 PM in Heppner Court House for hearing and to consider objections and the estate. First publication May 25, 1928. test publication June 22, 1928. Paul G. Balsiger, Executor.
The article notes Mark Twain, born Samuel Clemens, as a freethinker with no church or religious affiliation. It cites his quote about lacking proof of a future life yet expressing a strong inclination to expect one, as reported by Pathfinder Magazine.
Morgan items list neighbors leaving Morgan for Portland La Grande Crescent City and Mor gan visitors. The article also notes a military training emphasis at the college and a teacher’s examinations with odd sayings about drowning chickens and factory speech.
Continued from page 1 the event lists numerous piano solos readings and duets. Performers include Gavotte Young K Mach Johnson Reading Webster speech L Wood and others with pieces by Schumann Moszkowski Cramer Virgil and Rehn. The program features several piano solos duets and an interpretation of a hymn.
A reflective line compares actions to a stone dropped in a pool, sending ripples that extend beyond one’s awareness. It emphasizes that every action you take creates effects that travel outward.
Elizabeth Marbury quotes urge caution before loud claims of certainty. The passage asks if beliefs are deeply considered or mere slogans and advises humility, quiet deliberation, and loyalty to truth after reflection.
The excerpt presents a fragmentary reflection on belief and martyrdom. It argues belief should not claim universal validity but shows the intensity of faith amid possible persecution, while acknowledging others will not share the willingness to suffer.
The article describes Eskimo lamps from southern Alaska to Point Barrow, noting latitudinal differences in wick length and fuel. It explains lamp functions such as melting snow for water, providing warmth, drying, and light, and mentions the social role of the lamp within family units with each head using one lamp.
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