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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
4
The publication notes mercy for the prisoner as the pendulum swings away from social protection during Hoover's presidency. The paper, edited by W. W. Liza, is issued in Ione Oregon with March 3, 1879 act dates and a June 16, 1931 Friday issue.
The Monument notes the Harding Memorial dedication and the claim he was betrayed by friends, echoing the Vicar of Wakefield’s remark about sharpers cheating his son. The passage reflects on trust and public memory within a historical newspaper tone.
Miss Helen Valentine returned home from Bogle where she attended the University of Oregon. H E Warner and wife visited Weston with Mrs Warner’s mother in attendance. Juanita Matlock and Fred Matlock’s children had tonsils removed last week. Miss Cora Jolson left for Los Angeles. Dr Ray E White and wife left Oakland after two weeks. Fred Sellani Tom McDandel visited the Percy Johnsons on Butter Creek. Mrs Ed Hall of Everett Washington visited the W F Barnett home. Ed Hackett and wife take a vacation. A M Nelson fills in at the station. The annual school election June 15 re-elected retiring director R K Wilcox and elected Dona F Barnett as clerk.
Mrs Ruth B Mason returned Sunday from Portland where she attended the Grand Chapter of Order of the Eastern Star and received the appointment of Grand Ruth. Charley O Connor Jr and Francis Ely had a highway mishap injuring his right arm. he was treated in Heppner after a doctor reduced the fracture. Mrs Holmes Gabbert and two children arrived Friday from an extended eastern U S trip and stay with the Gabberts in Portland.
A rambling note from Beverly Hills describes a cavern near Carshad New Mexico on the Pecos River. It praises vast stalactites and stalagmites, mentions a government take over as a national park and notes park rangers guiding tours with engineer efforts and elevator plans.
The passage condemns Fall Daugherty and Forbes as corrupt, linking loyalty and patriotism with public misdeeds. It reflects a critique of long standing associations and the temptation of appointments to public trust that reveal character. The text cites a vicar’s rebuke and Grover Cleveland as the contextual reference.
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