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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
2
The publication line notes J. W. Abad Burtot as publisher with subscription details and postal information for Lone, Oregon. The date appears as Friday April 24 1925, and there is a Shakespeare quote about death referencing patient and death.
A fragmented poem from Allaleey Oregon reflects April as a time of rain warmth and youthful longing. The speaker mentions April's heart bright with showers and songs, noting love and bravery while teaching resilience through rain and tears.
The letter argues the Post Office deficit stems from universal free mail for government departments and a pension linked increase rather than from service to the paying public. It contends rates shift the financial burden onto taxpayers and questions franking use.
Robert N. Stanfield reports to Mr Editor that Oregon is apportioned 1 ,039 474 of the 7 600 000 national roads and trails appropriation from the Second Deficiency Bill. He explains the split into 4 500 000 Forest Highway and 3 000 000 Forest Development funds, with Oregon getting 581 745 and 457 729 respectively.
An 1910s style ad touts virtues such as justice courage and moderation alongside an International Harvester cream separator sale. Promoter offers No 1 and No 3 sizes with greatly reduced prices and invites inquiries for buyers in need of a separator.
The justice of the peace at Hermiston sentenced two still operators to one year in county jail and fines of 1500 dollars each. The ruling aims to push the booze trade into the hazardous occupation category, per the East Oregonian.
In 1782 at Bryan Station a колонel's fort faced 400 un ions led by Girty McKee and Campbell. Mrs. Johnson volunteers to fetch water for the fort while risking capture. Twelve women and sixteen children walk to the spring then return with water undetected, inspiring defender courage at Bryan Station.
An East Oregonian editorial questions whether the state tax commission can reduce a property levy after the repeal of the state income tax and asks where law or ethics require higher taxes to protect 90 percent of taxpayers from state or local taxes.
Caer Roceta pursued unification in 10 to build a central government but Alexander died in EMKi causing a halt. The fragment suggests early groundwork for a broader nationalist effort despite setbacks.
Lodge Directory details Ione Lodge No. 1 AF and AL meets third Wednesday monthly. Locust Chapter No. 110 meets second and fourth Tuesday. Ione Lodge No. 5 meets Saturdays. Punchgrass Rebekah No. Ht LO0 PF meets third Thursday. Officers listed include W M Walker and V G Frank Young with secretaries and treasurers named.
Haylor the Jeweler in Heppner requests customers to leave their watches for repair at Swanson's Feed and Supply Store. The notice specifies service transfer and location details for swift repair handling.
The notice lists W W Mead as Managing Editor and identifies BE 8 Accor nm as owners. It names Knowle bondholders and other security holders holding 1 percent of the total mortgage securities. Ackerman is named as owner with sworn statement before Notary F H Robinson on April 1 1924. commission expires February 20 1928.
The Lone area plans a Sunday School rally on May 10 with schools including Lone, Lexington, Heppner, Eight Mile, Rhea, Morgan, Fairview and Willow Creek. The Christian Church Ladies Aid sold food and fancy work raising about 30 dollars and an evening service is set for 8.00.
Local church notices list congregational, first Christian and first Baptist services with Sunday School times and midweek prayer meetings. A stray line of garbled text references science versus politics and a weathered note from the Oregonian.
Readers are invited to enter a contest to form the most words from the letters in TOULET INCKS SITIES. A prize of 1500 dollars in cash will be awarded. Send a stamped return circular and rules to Dept. 19 Aurora Minnesota.
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