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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
2
A brief fragile newspaper fragment from Tone Oregon dated June 4 1926 includes a sparse poem or verse about truth and fate. It mentions a publication name head and subscription info and an unattached stray verse about a verdict and mortality. The source text is incomplete and lacks names or concrete events.
All General Fund Warrants registry on or before July 31 1925 will be paid on presentation at the County Treasurer's office on or after June 10 1926 at which time interest on said warrants will cease Dated Heppner Oregon May 15 1926 Leon W Briggs】.【
A condensed dispatch recalls Sir Richard Grenville's bold stand against a Spanish Armada in the Azores. He skillfully pressed through the fleet, carried hand to hand action, and held a strong position before finally surrendering.
The poem speaks of stalwart men who built a kingdom without battle, their blood a quiet inheritance. It reflects on heirs passing softly through a mellow loom to an eternal home, while beauty and May-time bloom above solitary tombs. The speaker notes a wounded ground and broken soil under a spotted sky as a figure lingers in wonder.
Fragmentary notes describe a Tibetan black flower name Spicloa rhododandrena, its discovery by an English botanist, and the crown property mark the broad arrow on British government buildings. Mentions Henry Viscount Sydney Earl of Romney and a sword arrow lid motif on convict outerwear.
The Wil low Branch Christian Endeavor Union No 17 met in Lexington at the Congregational church with members from Heppner and Lexington and Epworth League in attendance. They voted to send $15 to the State Treasurer for State Field Worker support and planned a July 14 meeting under Rev Paul De F Mortimore.
A 16th century text fragment by John Lyly criticizes women and their cosmetics, arguing modern artificial adornments and physicians’ fees are repellent. The piece reflects concerns about beauty aids and medicine in earlier society.
High grade piano offered for immediate sale at easy terms to an established home. For full particulars and viewing location contact Portland Music Co. at 227 6th Street in Portland Oregon.
Hak Lodge No. 120 AP and AM meets on the first and third Wednesdays with Ballard as worshipful master and Elmer Griffith as worthy patron. Lovost Chapter No. 119 meets the second and fourth Tuesdays with Mrs. Clea Hawk as worthy matron and Ruth Maokon as secretary.
A fragment lists 1OXSE LODGE No 198 and BUNDAGERASS KEBEKAH No 1 with meeting notes. It mentions Edison Morgan Ernest Heliker Karke A Brown as treasurer and other officers Etta Howell Verda Khehlo Trena Etta Brine tow. Meetings occur Saturdays and third Thursdays monthly.
Passage from Isaiah 40 1 8 comforting God's people speaks of Jerusalem warfare pardoned and gods glory revealed The wilderness voice prepares the way and declares all flesh is grass while the word of God stands forever
A damaged line from Bar ’eaville Enterprise hints at a forthcoming town issue. The unclear phrase mentions ground, wisdom, and a word to the wire, suggesting a contested decision or debate without clear details or outcomes.
Reminde N notes a portable typewriter that achieved real success. The item appears in Bullard's Pharmacy advertisement alongside Congregational Church notices. Rev. W. W. Head pastors services at 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M with prayer meetings and Sunday School schedules listed.
A cryptic guide speaks of destiny and social dance as a means to reveal inner truths. The piece hints at communal rituals where individuals expose themselves through movement, shaping a society’s quiet, revealing order.
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