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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary text appears as a legal/public notice from Oregon with dated references to March 3 1879 and June 12 1925, mentioning Paradise and Mahomet in a cryptic, unfinished form. No clear event, action, or identifiable entities beyond generic place names.
A verse describes awaiting a fair saint near the church gate as the Minster bell rings and the organ swells. The speaker longs to linger by the forbidden place, hoping for a glimpse of angels within heaven’s gate. The voice promises restraint and devotion while admiring sacred spaces.
A New York public library plaque proclaims that truth ultimately prevails over wealth intolerance and demagoguery. The fragment reflects Carlyle’s view that the French Revolution showed a lie cannot endure forever, and truth will emerge.
An East Oregonian fragment presents a Bryant line praising enduring truth and divine justice as error suffers and dies, framing a religiously toned reflection on truth’s resilience. The text invokes immortal truth rising above error with reverence for God.
The piece argues patriotism begins as love for family and nation but expands through history to include communities, cities, and eventually all humanity. It links patriotism with Christian teaching on the brotherhood of man and suggests modern patriotism should embrace all peoples worldwide.
Excerpts juxtapose Edith Cavell and Thomas Paine on patriotism and religion. The text notes wartime views, liberty and revolution, and cites a Globe-Times analysis estimating prewar liquor smuggling, with minimal genuine spirits found among confiscated whiskey samples.
Local patriotism note urges readers to mark Monday June 15 as the annual school election remembrance. The brief mentions civic participation and communal memory, inviting residents to reflect on local governance through student engagement.
A weekly devotional list begins with verses for Sunday through Thursday and includes Matthew 6:2. The lines cite biblical references such as Leviticus 20:12 Philippians 4:19 and Psalm 84 11 among others with minor OCR errors. The items read as short scripture thoughts for each day.
Fragment reads about a policeman named Jones moving from sergeant to captain and notes on horses being scratched in a sporting page. Mentions Harry and Marie in quips with fragmented dialogue. No clear event or outcome is established.
Edwin admits fault after a quarrel with Angelina last night. Angelina recalls the dispute and asks what started the argument while both seek clarity on the matter discussed.
Lodge Directory lists Zone Lodge No. 120 A P and AM meeting first and third Wednesday monthly. Locust Chapter No. 119 and Tone Lodge No. 104 meet second and fourth Wednesday and Saturday evenings respectively. Bunchorass Rebekah No. 4 LO O PF meets third Thursday monthly. Notices include officers and meeting places with Swanson’s Feed and Supply as watch repair drop.
Ownership record for the weekly Lone Oregon publication lists BS. Acker and HW Scanlan as owners with addresses in St. Leola Missouri and unknown publishers. No bondholders or other security holders are reported. sworn before Notary FLW Trotlason, commission expires 2-20-28.
A vintage ad invites readers to win 1500 dollars in a word-building contest using letters from TOILET NECESSITIES. Prize money and circulars are promised, with entry details and a mailing address provided for Satfield Laboratories Capthe on Aurore.
Church news notes the upcoming Great Christian Endeavor convention in Portland with delegates from local societies and leaders from around the world. A program of speeches and songs is planned to inspire for the occasion and beyond. The Congregational church missionary society meeting was postponed. Midweek prayer at the Christian church focuses on Sunday school lessons.
The Congregational Church presents services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M led by Rev W W Head. Congregants are invited to attend and participate in the weekly schedule at the church.
Sunday School at First Christian Church 10:00 A M. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening and night services at 10:00 A M and 8:00 P M. First Baptist Church offers Sunday School 10:00 A M Junior Endeavor at 3 15 or 15.80 P M. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 P M.
Hail's Catarrh Medicine offers combined treatment for catarrh addressing both external and internal symptoms. The product has claimed success in treating catarrh for over forty years and is produced by A Polty & Co located in Toledo Ohio.
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