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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
4
In the Ione Independent, June 6 1924, the editorial denounces alcohol related highway crashes and urges lawmakers and courts to impose harsher penalties. The piece laments lenient fines and license suspensions, arguing drunken drivers pose deadly threats to families and the public.
The Farmers Elevator held their annual meeting on Monday June 9 and elected officers for the coming year. Directors include Lee Padbury Ralph Akers Henry Dennis Eric Bergstrom and Chas Anderson with Richmond and Lewis exchanging property for farm land near Waitsburg Washington. Clyde Schriver will manage the Schriver farm this summer for the new owner Mr Gunzel. Willow Creek Poultry farm closes hatching season with about 4000 baby chicks. Mr and Mrs Ben Morgan visited Willow Creek for chicks last Wednesday. Mr Wendell Balsiger Miss Lilly Allenwer and Miss Arline Balsiger returned home from Willamette University for the summer. James Howard spent Wednesday night and left Thursday for Seabeck Washington to attend a YMCA conference.
The notice in Morgan Oregon states that on June 1 1924 the owner took up several estray animals a mare a roan filly a bay yearling and a horse colt at a farm one mile from Morgan. A public sale is set for June 28 1924 at 2 00 pm at the same farm to cover keeping and sale expenses with B F Morgan handling the auction.
Condon beat Ione 8 to 3 in a decisive finish as players like Cochran and Roche contributed timely hits and errors shaped the innings. A Sunday rematch at lone is billed as the season’s hottest contest with the club needing fan support to cover a grand stand deficit and share gate receipts with Condon.
The field day at the Wheat Nursery station notes drier weather causing clearer differences in farming practices this year. County Agent R. W. Morse urges attendance and requests notice of car space or willingness to share rides. Local updates mention Swanson's Chop Mill using Fuller paints and a trip by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hawk and Mrs. Elmer Griffith to Portland for Rose Carnival Shriner and American Legion events.
Department of the Interior announces land patent proceedings for Edward McDald of Leaington Oregon with three year proof to establish a claim in Willamette Meridian. Concurrently, a church notice lists Rev. El R B Johnson and services at First Baptist Church in Heppner with services alternating Sundays at 11:00 AM and 8:00 PM.
Rev. W. W. Head, pastor, conducts services at 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. at the Congregational Church.
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