Ione Ball Bas Ball Fans Organize Season
The Squirrels and retiring players plan to reform the team with Dutch Werner Vic Rietman Roche Lewis Drake Eubanks Cochran Bristow Linn Bert Johnson and new recruits. Boardman completed first practice March 1 and challenges Lone for the April 5 opener. Hermiston Umatilla and Condon预计 schedule games. Sunday workouts at 2 pm for organization and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafin
Dutch
Werner
Vic
Rietman
Roche
Lewis
Drake
Eubanks
Cochran
Bristow
Linn
Bert
Johnson
Boardman
Lone
Hermiston
Umatilla
Hall
Condon
City Council Meets. approves Lone City Dray bill
The City Council met Tuesday with the mayor and four councilmen present. They approved the bill of Lone City Dray for street work and referred Mrs. Ross water rent relief petition to the light and water committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson
Linn
Smith
Ritchie
Bristow
Lundell
Robinson
Ross
Committee On Light and Water
Flour and Prunes Shipment From Portland for South America
The steamer Weat Cactus cleared February 17 with 9 000 barrels of flour for Brazil including 2 000 for Manaos up the Amazon and 2 120 cases of dried prunes for Buenos Aires Rosario Montevideo. The shipment marks a large 1925 movement to South America from Portland ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Swayne-Hoyt
South America
Brazil
Manaos
Amazon River
Buenos Aires
Rosario
Argentine
Montevideo
Uraguay
Local News Notes on travel sales and arrivals
Ike Howard and wife returned from Hood River on February 26 marking their wedding anniversary. The Reliable Dress Co plans a one week display at Hotel Lane from March 9 to 14. Walt Smith and family visit from Pendleton, and Mrs Bowers returns from Walla Walla. Bargain sale at Eagleman’s Hardware with a threatened wagons offer to the thief. A local group cleans up premises and alleys in spring preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Howard
Hood River
Reliable Dress Company of
Portland
Reliable Dress Co
L. Altman
Eagleman's Hardware Store
Frontage Upkeep Sparks Town Renewal Push
Public notice urges removal of weeds and rubbish to improve the town’s look. Timely cleanup, done early and often, minimizes costs and boosts appearance. Local officials emphasize small efforts yield big differences for the community.
Local Market Deals Close Farm Sale Near Walla Walla
Henry Peterson sells his farm stock and machinery to Henry Baker of Walla Walla. Baker takes possession immediately of a thirty acre improved tract near Walla Walla. Deal handled through Hap Wood’s office. Fresh milk cows for sale. Cecil C. Sargent offers Early Ohio and Irish Cobbler seed potatoes at 4 cents per pound cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Peterson
Henry Baker
Walla Walla
Ohio
Elder Cason Visits Lone Rock for Evangelist Meetings
Elder Chas L Cason of Lone Rock arrived in Lone on Monday evening's train from Olex where he preached last Sunday. He has been conducting meetings in Lone Rock and may hold a short evangelistic series if the way opens. He notes extensive reseeding needed in Lone Rock fields due to excess soil moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. L. Cason
Lone Rock
Lone
Olex
First Practice Sparks Hope For Hl School Baseball Team
Fifteen boys attended the initial practice with four holdovers from last season. Bristow and two others vie for pitching duty while Head and Brashears work behind the plate. Linn Graves fill infield spots and an entirely new outfield is expected. First game likely in two to three weeks. school dismisses at four to make up Friday’s work. Weather notes show February precipitation and counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Head
Brashears
Linn
Graves
Dean Ekieberry
North Powder
All Morrow County Represented at Legion Hall Gathering
A large crowd of Oddfellows and friends filled the Legion hall last Wednesday for a Morrow County lodge meeting. A splendid program was followed by youth games and elder conversation. A cafeteria lunch closed the session. The anniversary will be celebrated at Heppner with each lodge supplying two program numbers and Heppner arranging the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows
Legion Hall
Morrow County
Heppner
Preditory Animal Control Fund Financial Report Summary
The 1923 24 Live Stock Sanitary Board report shows Morrow County with 7268 98 dollars on hand for animal control. County 83000 and state 3000 plus 1268 98 from fur sales funded activities, with 6427 55 spent leaving 781 43. Statewide expenditures totaled 66240 12. Morse, County Agent, visited the Independent office Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Morrow County
Morse
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Bank of Ione
Ione, Oregon
Bullards Pharmacy
The
Kodak Store
Walt Smith
Pendleton
Mrs. Bowers
Bert Mason
Elder Cason
Bullard's
Swanson
Haylor
Presto
Pearl Oil
Standard Oil Company
California
C. F
Weather Report
R. BE. Harbison
Sith
Preditory Animal Control Fund Financial
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