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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
1
The annual meeting of District 35 proceeded quietly with minutes read and approved. The financial statement showed receipts from district tax state funds and sales of warrants totaling 28 427.66 with expenditures of 28 445.89 and an outstanding indebtedness of 49 715.00. Uncollected taxes were noted as covering the floating debt.
The Summer White House will be in Custer State Park within the Black Hills, inviting President Coolidge to spend summer months there. The area borders the Black Hills National Forest and Harney National Forest, offering rich Indian lore and pioneer history and one of the earliest U S forest management examples. The president may enjoy South Dakota hospitality and a stay on a vast federal forest estate.
Bristow and Johnson offer a main stacker with buck rakes a John Deere mower a three horse John Deere engine and a two bottom Deere steel plow for sale. Save money on all items.
Local items from Morgan report Mr and Mrs Ralph McCormick visiting Lane and others. The Morgen Sunday School ends for summer next Sunday. The election re elected Martin Baurenfeind as director and Mrs R E Harbison as clerk. Transportation for pupils was defeated.
Advance Rumely hillsides type combine harvester highlighted by Paul G. Balsiger as agent in Oregon. The lone listing signals specialized agricultural equipment for challenging terrain.
For sale is the John Hughes Ranch located on Willow Creek four miles northwest of Heppner in Morrow County Oregon. It includes 70 acres of alfalfa land 485 acres of wheat land 1205 acres of grazing land all fenced with a large barn and outhouses. Water right on record and access via O and W Railroad and Oregon Washington Highway near the home place. High school at Heppner and a district school within three quarters of a mile. Contact Arthur Smith Trustee Wife Heppner Oregon.
Franklin XII’s Homan reveals a novel rabbit catching method. He sprinkles red pepper on rocks near burrows, causing rabbits to sneeze and bash their heads on rocks, killing them. The Boston Globe notes the approach as described.
Strayed bay horse about six years old with four white feet and a sharp brand. The animal will be released to owner on payment of pasturage bill and the cost of this advertisement. Earl Blake.
Local items report J Bristow and family traveling to Walla Walla to visit relatives. June 28 social meeting notice appears in O E on page four. News notes arrival of Lone contingent at Vancouver Military Training Camp. I R Robinson installs a forty ton hydraulic press in his garage. Local agents promote the Advance Komely Combine Harvester. A number of Lone Odd Fellows attended the Morgan lodge Thursday evening. Ruth Swanson returned from Monmouth State Normal summer sessions. Meter receipts now cash at City Marshal's office. Paul Bassiger family visited Troy Bogard and State Grange meeting attendees. General election next Tuesday emphasized. Mrs M Jordan home again. Mary Young visiting Paul Omera home while Frank Young and family prepare harvest at the ranch. Pedro of Cecil visited Lone. Louis Balsiger opens Main Street office. W S Smith back in town. Robinson insurance ad noted. Ford Coupe held for liquor transport confiscation hearing set June 24 at 2 PM in City Records office. Elmer Griffith and F H Robinson traveled to Echo. heavy rain reported. Proverb notes a talker speaks at wrong time. Paragraph ends with stray reference to Ohio State Journal and wartime cultivation of salt.
The American Legion hall in Oregon announces a 1927 film slate with Arizona Sweepstakes on June 25th Red Dice on July 2 Eve's Leaves on July 9 and Lone Hand Saunders. Prices to rise only if the program demands it.
Mrs Bert Mason of Ione Oregon sent 265.00 by bank draft from a dance hosted by the American Legion and local lodges. The Red Cross notes the contribution benefits the Mississippi relief fund and credits Morrow County Chapter quota with the donation.
El Zapato Escolar, a Masonic organization in Cuba, has distributed more than 13,241 pairs of shoes costing over a substantial sum since its 1920 founding to help poor children attend school.
A terse line prompts readers to consider productivity as a cure for idleness, framing time as a resource and labor as a remedy. The phrasing suggests a sharp, wry stance on modern work culture and the value placed on constant activity.
A fragmentary quote from Tillotson reflects a man driven to abandon routine comforts seeking renewal. The text contrasts deliberate life change with harsh neglect as days pass in a consuming pursuit.
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