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Newspaper

Ione Independant

Location

Ione, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

4

Lexington Echoes Local Visitors and Vacations

Miss La Velle Lucas of Hamilton Hospital at The Dalles vacationing at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Fred Lucas. Mrs Elsie Tucker starts a new job at Salon with the telephone company in the Capitol City. Miss Eulala Evans of Willamina visits friend Miss Dora Cutsforth. Mr and Mrs Harry Heckner of Tillamook visit Mrs Hikier's sister Mrs Gus McMillin in Lexington.

Miss la Velle Lucas Hamilton Hospital Dalles Mrs. Fred Lucas Elsie Tucker Salon Weil Capitol Eulala Evens of Willamina Misa Dora Cutsforth Harry Heckner Tillamook Mrs. Hikier Gus MeMillin Lexington

Porcupines Plague Alaska Railroad Prompt Measures

The Alaska railroad fights porcupines with rubber hose in pumping stations and hangs rubber fixtures on high poles. The article cites Nature Magazine noting Infinius were good corn breeders and varieties from early white corn remain productive in New England.

Alaska Railroad Infinus New England Nature Magazine

Proverb Urges Swift Good Deeds Today

A fragment quotes a proverb urging that the good one can do this day should be done now and not delayed until tomorrow, emphasizing timely virtuous action.

Perfection in Taste Promotes Faculty of Pleasure

Fragmentary phrasing notes the ideal of taste and pleasure drawn from material sources that appeal to moral nature, purity, and perfection, reflecting a reflective, editorial tone from a historical source.

Great Britain Football Periodicals Reach Fifty Publications

Great Britain's football literature is represented by about fifty periodicals with some issued year round and others limited to the season, reflecting a robust press ecosystem surrounding the sport.

Great Britain

Morgan Items and Local Happenings in Irrigen and Morgan

Me and Mrs Suddarth visited from Irrigen last Saturday seeking a rental house. Mrs Suddarth is named principal of the Morgan school starting September. Wate Crawford of the Elle district reported crop conditions as poor. Several Morgan residents attended the Christian Endeavor convention in lone. The piece notes a picnic party with ample food and various families hosting in Willow. Miss Gladys Pierrot has closed her Port ail school term and plans to join her mother in San Francisco for the summer.

Mra Suddarth Irrigen Mre Suddarth Morgan School B. F. Morga I 0. Ely J. A. Treedson R. E .Harbison Frank Hafferty Gladys Pierrot Mra. Martir Avery Moro Mra Wade Estacada Merle Portail Ely’s San Facoco

Force of Habit Absent-minded Editor

A humorous note from the Boston Transcript reflects on an editor’s odd habit of saying grace for messings, but states the items are unavailable for the present purpose.

Boston Transcript

Cecil News Items Highlight Local Visits and Guests

Mr and Mrs Karl Farnsworth of Rhea Siding called on Willow Creek friends. Gene Logan of Condon visited Mr and Mrs Herman at Rhea Siding. L L Funk and daughter Gereldine of Curtins Cottage spent the weekend with friends at Wasco. Elvin Miller of Highview W Thomas of Dotheboys Lill visited Cecil. Art Wheelhouse and Mack Weatherford of Arlington called in Cecil. Miss Viola Millbanks of Vernonia arrived at Willow Creek coach Sunday to visit her grandparents.

Karl Farnsworth Rhea Siding Willow Creek Gene Logan Condon Hermann L. L. Funk Gereldine Curtins Cottage Wasco Elvin Miller Highview Thomas Dotheboys Cecil Viola Millbanks Vernonia Caach

Visit to Wells Springs Home by Local Residents

Mrs W. A Chandler, Sam Logan and his son John of Four Mile, Mrs Weltha Combest and Mrs Brownly spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Logan at Wells Springs.

Sam Logan John Four Mile Weltha Combest Brownly Kenneth Logan Wells Springs

Morrow County Farm Labor Meeting Chooses Committee

County farmers gathered in the county agent office to discuss a village scale purchase for the coming season. They named W. M. Padberg Andy Rood Kw t Eskelson O T Berguson and Earl Warner to represent Morrow County at the district meeting in Arlington on Saturday June 18.

Morrow County Arlington W. M. Padberg Andy Rood Kwt Eskelson O. T. Berguson Earl Warner

After Dinner Speaker and The Mystery Page

The mime page from a jokebook printed in 1800s era features puzzlelike lines. The dialogue mentions a mystery and a speaker remarking on an old scheme, noting differences between items described as not alike and printed on the mime page.

Rains Hit Java Roads In Torrential Downpour

Heavy rain drenches Java as roads flood and traffic slows. Local officials warn of ongoing washouts and urge caution for motorists and pedestrians. Emergency crews respond to localized closures and stranded vehicles.

Java

Well Preserved Yet Candid Uncle Sparks Banter

An elderly man delivering himself during a lecture about his uncle draws remarks from a friend praising him as wonderful yet the nephew retorts that while the uncle is well preserved he is unpleasantly candid. The Youth's Companion excerpt captures the humorous exchange.

All But Halt Beggar Dialogue From Curious Exchange

A comical exchange unfolds with a lady offering a coin and a beggar replying about past blindness and counterfeit money. The snippet features a judge remarking on the beggar's claim and the dilemma of accepting or doubting assistance in a distressed moment.

Hearts and Rooms in Buffalo Hotel Oddity

Two men register for a double room in a buffalo hotel. Soon a call to the front desk reveals a mix up as they note the bed is fine but ask where the other Bible is, leaving clerks puzzled by the quip. A tongue in cheek exchange highlights the humorous mix of phrases and misheard terms.

Buffalo

Weight of the Earth Studied by Scientists and Politicians

In a rare collaboration, scientists and policymakers debate the precise weight of the earth while a peculiar group called pellifcluna acts out what the matter with it. Oregonian notes the unusual assignment reflecting cross field curiosity.

Science Va. Politica Seientiata Pellifcluna Mor Thg Oregonian

Puasy the Wise One on the origin of the word cat

The text claims humans coined the term ear ns meaning the knowing one which evolved into chat and gate in various languages. It suggests authorities will link the word to a French borrowed form aeate and a corrupted version fone.

Little Frances Learns Prayer Down to the Eating Part

A humorous note from Everybody's Magazine recalls Frances, learning the Lord's prayer. When asked by her godmother how she was progressing, she replies she can recite up to the eating part, showing a child’s earnest mix of faith and simplicity.

C. W. Swanson Frances

Dear but Not Expensive Mr What a gomlp you are

Exchange of pointed remarks shows a playful misunderstanding about expense and affection. The dialogue hints at social reputation and personal dynamics in a light brassage tone.

Inconsistent Iie Secretary Talk At Como City

Citizens of Como City Iowa seek a speech on the next month’s 30th day. The statesman offers his address titled The Mews lags of Free Speech for a prepaid fee of 800 dollars.

Iie Como City Iowa Poo Eilnent

Restorers Charged in Fake Antique Scheme

Two artisans faced charges in a case alleging they produced convincing counterfeit framed pages and artworks to deceive hundreds of collectors. Investigators say the pair used professional restoration skills to forge authentic looking pieces.

Ae Role

Have'oach the Dane Hero of Early Anglo Danieh Tales

Have'oach the Dane, son of the Daniah king, was saved not by a boat but by Orin and Anher wan who returned him to his father. The fragment describes early hero lore with names that resemble Norse and Danish myths.

Have'oach Havelock Orin Anherwan

Spirituality of Masic Maste in Nature and Mind

The fragment discusses the dual material and spiritual nature of reality. It links heard matter to senses and intellect and states the spiritual realm reaches us through imagination and emotional faculties.

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Earl L. Beach Lexington, Ore Lone, Oregon Morgan Wate Crawford Elle Dstrict H. Ely Elvin By A. F Wif. Palmateer Heppner Christian Endeavor Lone Kodak Kodak Films Messrs Art Wheelhouse Mack Weatherford W. HA Chandler Farm Labors Meeting Standard Oil Company Standard Oil Company Cositionl Tada Farmer’s Elevator Co Oregon Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co
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