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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
3
Thomas Taggart’s son, heir to his father’s banking and hotel interests, steps into leadership in Indiana Democracy. Named as next Indiana member of the national Democratic committee, he is a Yale graduate from the class of 1000.
Educator GOL Oldfather, ex Wahaah College faculty now at the University of Nebraska, is commissioned to translate the Diodorus of Clelloy. The translation will span about 6175 pages housed by the Loob Claus Realibrary. Oldfather, noted as an original writer and authority on ancient history, says the work is a pioneering effort as Diodorus has never been translated into Kogtleh.
CaltiL A California oil company, waiting for development, plans to add income by planting 100 acres of alfalfa on its holdings several miles from here. The move reverses the usual oil region pattern as farmers usually line up development for wealth.
Detroit police investigated a suspected holdup man, John Jones, who died after being shot as he escaped through an alley. Dr Courtney Mremont injected adrenalin into his heart, reviving him for two hours before he died again, marking a reportedly repeated scientific miracle. The report also notes a Brooklyn hospital birth where a dead newborn was revived with adrenaline, followed by feeding and care.
The narrator recalls Montana summers and a life shaped by trees. A moved reflection on barren land, maples and poplars, and a maple guardian tree standing before a house. The piece contrasts almanac facts with personal memory, ending with a belief in enduring trees as old friends.
Erie Kansas eyes selling a nice house to cover three years of back taxes. The county plans to auction the property soon, repurposing the jail to house prisoners amid new county practices.
Mina Josephine Callaghan, a twenty two year old rancher, recently completed the stunt class at the Dyver School and piloted a Lincoln Page biplane solo through advanced maneuvers. After earning permission, she bought the plane following thirty hours of instruction from chief pilot Charles F. Dycer.
The Navy department announced two weeks of training at sea for the United States reserve force. Ships from destroyer squadrons of both the scouting and battle fleets will participate in the summer program.
The Navy plans full reserve division training across 12 continental districts starting July 6, using destroyers as training ships. Reservists will conduct gunnery, maneuvers, and boat races aboard ships, with two weeks of cruises tied to a one-and-a-half week holiday, while Atlantic districts deploy to scouts and the West to battleships.
An unusual air disturbance at sea creates whirling currents and a hollow vacuum that can draw water up into the void space. This effect, observed in the ocean, forms water around the hollow area as the vacuum contacts the sea.
Indiana Vira Waste council announced by B R Inman chief of the educational division at the state fire marshal office will organize advisory sub councils in incorporated cities and towns. The plan keeps educational work through schools and mobilizes local civic groups to reduce fire toll while coordinating with the National Wire Protection association and a national body of the same name.
The National Municipal Review notes San Francisco avoided costly condemnation by property owners voluntarily agreeing to replat their holdings. This cooperative effort, prompted by city planning authorities, could ease future planning with minimal expense and might be a model for other cities. Residents see moral value and potential personal benefit.
A landscape plan offers the best chance to shape a home and grounds before building. It provides an orderly development program aiming for fitness and beauty and minimizes cost by guiding decisions early. The plan’s value lies in its influence on final results and overall satisfaction.
The Montreal Daily Star reports a plan seen in many cities to replace individual backyard sheds with a public community yard. A central square would connect back yards, and a building would hold a communal electric washing and wringing machine with heating water and zoning facilities.
The Illinois Nurserymen Association set beautification of grounds around every home as their campaign goal at the annual convention. Spokesmen said European rural and urban landscapes owe their beauty to household care of properties.
New Jersey residents have formed a committee to beautify the state highway system. A petition was sent to the highway commissioners urging use of part of an 8140,000,000 appropriation for road building to support aesthetic improvement projects.
Garibaldi Oregon notes criticize local leaders dubbed Yes Men as failing to respond to community needs. The writer laments that people who pretend to help are too distant and that fewer the helpful voices are present when residents seek assistance to address the crisis.
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