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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
2
A note records seed data entered at the pent office in Ione Urvggon on March 3 1570. The entry dated Friday June 5 1925 reflects a poetic devotional text about grace and unity attributed to John Banister Tabb.
A Lone Tree school house gathering of farmers rejected a proposed 500000 dollar road bond. They cited high taxes and insufficient district funds to finish Lone-Boardman roads, warning future bonds would be needed, and vowed to oppose the measure.
Six years on the novel Madame Boyery by Gupteve Flaubert, leader of the Realist school, faced immorality accusations after its 1087 publication. A visitor asks why locals fear the controversy as the sheriff struggles to find interest in the new home.
A dialogue sketches a writer seeking return of a story sold a decade ago for 25 dollars. The editor notes tea but pressings not printed, leading to the author’s demand for 200 dollars to reflect his growing reputation.
A weekly devotional excerpt presents scripture fragments for each day Sunday through Thursday. The text cites Hebrews 10 17 Matthew 8 22 Psalm 46 and Deuteronomy 10 4 among others, pairing guidance about memory faith strength peace and discernment with cautions on unworthy participation.
Dear Mr. Morgan the Eighth Grade examinations for June are sent. Please appoint someone to administer them and notify students to take the exam on June 11 and 12. Students listed include Harry Peterson Fern Engleman Ellen Ritchie Warren Cool Milton Morgan and others for Civ Govt Physiology Geography.
The com ing term officers elected include N G, V G, Secretary and Treasurer for the Odd Fellows Lodge. Bunch Grasa Rebecca Lodge chose N G Mra, V G Mrs Etta Howell, Secretary Mra Ver da Ritceie, and Treasurer Mra E J Bristow. The National Library in Paris is noted as the world’s largest, begun from John’s collection and expanded by Napoleon. A departing guest is urged to visit again. An orator reminds not to be a turncoat and to hold steady opinions.
IONE LODGE No. 190 A P and A M meet on the first and third Wednesday each month with W M RR Walker and L E Dick listed. LOCUST CHAPTER No 119 C E also mentioned in the notice.
The page lists church groups and lodge meetings with times and officers in lone Oregon. It includes Congregational, First Christian, and First Baptist churches with service hours, Sunday School, and prayer meetings, plus lodge officers and civic listings.
The Willow Branch Union of C. E. met at the Christian church in Heppner last Tuesday. Officers were elected including President Myra Weila and Treasurer Miss Tucker of Lexington. A short program, games, and refreshments followed. adjournment set for 8 P M Thursday at the Christian church in Lane.
Readers are invited to form main words from the phrase TOILET NECES SITIES with a cash prize of 200 Rp. Participants must send a stamp for rules to Saffisld Laborstories Depts, Aurora, Kline. This event seeks clever word construction from the given letters.
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