Morning Subscription Rates and Quotation Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note lists subscription terms including one year and six months plans dated March 13, 1925. Contains a Goethe quote fragment about beginning and action.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
2
The Bugle Song By Tennyson Echoes Across The Night
The fragment presents The Bugle Song with imagery of distant horns from elfland and a wild winter scene. It depicts fading echoes, the sky and landscape, and a call that grows thinner and farther as echoes die away.
Clean up and paint up community image piece
This piece argues city character comes from resident attitudes and visible upkeep. It links street cleanliness, tree lined streets, and well kept public buildings to attracting newcomers and inspiring pride, contrasting with unpainted buildings and neglected lots.
Garbage heaps as municipal badge symbols
The text contrasts conspicuous garbage heaps with the empty can as an opposite civic signal, suggesting poor municipal pride or signaling through waste, implying the can is a weak emblem of the city.
Weston Maas Transforms Village Into Pleasant Town
Weston Maas turned a swampy center into a scenic, park like village. The plan drained and graded the area seeded lawns planted pines firs and chestnuts and built a new town hall and fire station opposite the common entrance. Public buildings are centralized and old structures removed after 25 years of landscape planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston, Maas
Weston
Department of Agriculture
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Health
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a treatment for catarrh affecting health. The copy claims the remedy treats both local symptoms and constitutional conditions. FS Chenes & Co., Toledo, Ohio, markets the product as successful for over forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FS Chenesse & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Elks Aid Mr Cotter During Mayo Hospital Stay
Anonymous letter from Mr Bert Mason of Jone Oregon to Mr M E Cotter reports his operation at St Marys Hospital in the city and steady recovery. It notes plans for hotel recuperation and Elks Association support while visiting Mayo doctors in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Cotter
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
State Elks Association
Elks
Mayo
Rhea Creek's First Settler A Rhea Pioneer of Morrow County
A Rhea the Missouri born pioneer born 1845 is credited as the first settler on Rhea Creek in Morrow County. He moved west in 1852, built a sod and timber home, led cattle and sheep ventures, helped found The First National Bank, and later retired to Heppner. Heppner residents mourn his family and note his later life in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rhea
Rhea Creek
Morrow County
Missouri
Eugene
Drich Grass Hills
Oregon
Cecils and
Jordan
Willow Creek
West Fork
Cottonwood Grove
Sophronia Adkins
James Adkins
Cecils
Columbia
Heppner
First National Bank
Mra. Rhea
Lillie
George Conser
Elbor
W. KE. Brock
Pendleton
Waldron
Redmond
Josie Jones
Ada Curtis
Helena Wiley
Curt
Stanfield
Curtis
Portland
Rhea
Church Event Schedule at Lexington Christian Church
A detailed program for Lexington Christian Church includes devotions, statements, and mission topics from morning through evening on March 18. It features sessions with Wallace Jones, the Oregon For Christ song, state conventions, a diamond anniversary, and a youth rally, with additional lines for Congregational, First Christian, and First Baptist churches. The Independent lists contact phone number 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Jones
Oregon
Christ
Seed Potatoes Priced at Four Cents Per Pound Cash
Early Ohio and Irish Cobbler seed potatoes offered at four cents per pound cash. Farmers urged to secure stock for upcoming planting season. Limited quantity available at local merchants and county stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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I Y. Head
Ione
Moldowss
Ammiele
Goethe
the Bugle
Enatle
Seattle
Chicago
Garden City
Topa
Bert Mason
Jone, Oregon
Engelman Hardware
Engelman Hardware Zone
Aya Avi
DVN AV
Creek
Heppner Lodge No
Paul A. Grassle
Church News
Lexington Christian Church
Young Peoples’ Rally
Sove
Disciples of Christ
Restoration of
N. T. Church
World Missions
Church Directory
Congregational Church
Rev. W. W. Head
First Christian Church
First Baptist Church
The
Independent
Heppner, Ore
A. D. McMurdo, M. D
Masonic
Woodson & Sweek
Attorneys At Law
First National Bank Building
Elkhorn Restaurant
A van Brunt
Bristow & Johnson
Geo. W. Ritchie
Sam Ganger
Vulcan
Oliver
Superior
Fairbanks Morse
Winona
Paul G. Balliger
Lone, Oregon
H. C. Wood
A. H. Johnston
Main
F. H. Robinson
Ione, Oregon
Clyde R.walker,m.d
F. E. Farrior
Odd Fellows Building
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