Ione Independent Friday Publication
Publication notice for The Ione Independent weekly edition edited by Hed. Includes subscription rates: one year six months three months. Missouri style motto from Daniel Webster quoted.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
2
Publication notice for The Ione Independent weekly edition edited by Hed. Includes subscription rates: one year six months three months. Missouri style motto from Daniel Webster quoted.
The piece contrasts federal revenue officers’ power to search without a warrant with the stricter limits on state and local peace officers. It notes officials may examine a returning citizen’s goods and person, sometimes deeply, without a formal warrant, while police at other levels face greater restrictions despite any suspicions of duty evasion.
The text argues that premises used for prejudicial practices require warrants, noting that federal revenue searches occur without warrants and questioning why town or county officers should lack similar authority. It warns against legal quibbles blocking duties and warns against tyrannical protection for criminals.
The O A C Memorial Union plans a campus building as a memorial to college and state heroes from the Spanish American and World wars. The student body has raised 263000 dollars while faculty contribute nearly 31000. Friends seek the remaining funds to reach an estimated total of 500000.
John Jordan located a cow camp east of Tone and opened a ranch on a main route to the mines. He built a roadhouse, supplied travelers, and pioneered irrigation with a McCormick machine. He died in 1901 and is remembered with Jordan Fork, Jordan Elevator, and Jordan Butte.
A fragmented provincial notice recalls a town’s fears and faith as Tomorrow’s challenges loom. It mentions local figures Liz, Billy, Bristow, Bullard, Balsiger, and Bert, notes poultry industry decline, and hints at medical advertising asserting combined treatment for catarrh.
Denomination notices list events at Lexiourton Christian Church on March 18 with morning and evening programs led by Wallace Jones and addressing the Oregon missions budget and goals. Congregational, First Christian, and First Baptist churches report service times Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and midweek prayer meetings. The Independent advertises a phone number for contact.
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