Ione Independent Subscription Notice
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for one year and six months with a three month option. The notice appears in the Ione Oregon newspaper, with postal details and dating, indicating a historic publication context.
The North Pacific Union Conference representing Idaho Oregon Montana and Washington will send a large delegation to the General Conference quadriennial in San Francisco May 2 to June 12 led by Rev. M Lokins. Local attendees include Elders W A Gosmer J J Woodman T B Mestbrook BE Peterson E L Neff and Dewey Payne plus Prof and Mrs Griffin and others from Hermiston with 13 000 plus church members in the union contributing substantially to the church treasury.
The text describes the Chinese belief in the tiger as a powerful, fearsome creature used to scare children. It mentions luck and medicine tied to tiger parts, and notes traditions like door talismans to ward off evil spirits. The passage reflects cultural reverence and superstition surrounding the tiger.
A garbled report from Nathan G. Genwi in the Baltimore Sun describes a 1772 event involving Benjamin Frente No and a court appearance titled Mira, Biletine Dagon. It mentions Shreve milidle widow and an attack on Kent hare at Marvard college, noting Franklin's awareness and his observations without bitterness.
A clipped excerpt from the Kansig City Times cites a quip about an apt phrase and its use in a fictitious book Anatomy of vlanehola by Trobert Burton, noting its five century history and entanglement with exaggeration.
Veifie Power and Light Company replaces three old transformers with four new units weighing about 6756 pounds each. This marks the third batch of transformers installed at the power station as rising electrical demand from elevators and mill work drives increased consumption by the company. The single transformer now serves Lexington and Heppner as well as the surrounding area.
Mrs Bert Mason of Dorr and Mrs Adelia Woodfrey welcome a delegation from Porting last week at Mrs Mason's home. The group includes district officers and a grand representative of the PNotchet of Al era, with additional aides serving in official capacities.
A 1896 fire at the Post Office building in Washington wiped out vast portions of early U S postal history. Only one ledger of postal revenues for 1776 1777 and 1785 survived via a treasury auditor’s office messenger. The postmaster general later testified he could not name assistant postmasters general from the era.
A fragmentary dialogue describes a tense exchange between two women in an opera discussion at the Metropolitan. The scene includes a request for a female voice aria and commentary on behavior in the gallery. Catalog items note Bates Steel Mule Tractor display at Paul GC with Monday specials.
Notice to legal voters of School District 85 Morrow County Oregon that the annual meeting will be at lone school house starting 1 20 P M on June 16 1930 to elect one School Director for three years and one School District Clerk for one year plus usual business dated May 26 1930 At first:
Helen Malatt four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rose Malatt of Tone died June 6 in Moreno. Funeral held June 11 at Christian church Heppner with Rev Stanley Moore presiding. Interment in Masonic cemetery Heppner attended by neighbors and family relations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Helitel welenthet and unearthed dinosaurs in Mont Africa. Details are garbled. no clear events, dates, or named entities consistently identifiable for a factual card.
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