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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
4
A comic dialogue snippet shows two speakers debating love and skill while a narrator hints at duty and order. The text includes garbled words and odd spellings to create a humorous, domestic scene with a bustling town setting.
Fragmentary text notes an unsettled tale around family Ayeke and Ben Jatin Francil at the moorings. No clear event, date, or outcome is documented in readable parts.
Notice announces a public bond sale by Morton County Oregon for a road project to fund a twenty thousand dollar issue. Bids due July 10 1904 with certified check. bonds valued at 1000 each run to 1041 maturity. interest five percent semiannual. payments in gold or New York City.
The Morgan Daily reports the opening of Vacation Bible School with activities and attendees listed. Several local families and visitors spend weekend with relatives and plan upcoming memorials and gatherings at Wells Springs and Minors Grove.
A farmer laments endless advice from Congress and relief delays, urging elimination of middlemen to connect producer and consumer. He compares the farmer’s plight to a steer’s journey to market and credits Bull Durham tobacco as a steadfast ally. He vows to stand with farmers to the door of the poorhouse.
The text presents a garbled, ill typed quotation with phrases like Make Yourself Worthy and Did not take it all, attributed to a Washington Star fragment. It references Tete Riben and an Egyptian family, suggesting misread lines from a colonial era debate or feature.
A critic notes that modern girls are educated and restrained yet may not openly squeal for popular slang. The line suggests a tension between wit and social restraint in youth culture.
The British Grocers' Company presented Miss Mar Hirle Pollock with a wedding gift of one hundred pounds of sugar, reviving an old curling wedding custom amid the festivities.
Public notice issued by the Morrow County Court in Oregon announces the sale of parcels of land described as western portions of Section 1, Township 3 South, Range 24 East of the Willamette Meridian. The sale is by private sale to the highest cash bidder to cover court costs and fees. The case cites Franklin Ries as the estate holder and lists the property in Morrow County Oregon. The notice is dated June 4, with publication planned for June 10.
An old style classified note offers Logans for sale at two dollars a crate for delivery by express or parcel post from Estacada Oregon. The ad includes a playful line about Comfort for Lowbrows and credits Joe Douda.
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