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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
1
April report notes total precipitation and counts of clear, partly cloudy, and cloudy days. Mentions southeasterly prevailing wind, cumulative precipitation since September, and an observed frost on the 28th. Data attributed to the Hartson Cooperative Observer network.
T Troge contests ten horseshoe participants in a local event on a lone barnyard golf links. Sewing club number 5 and 6th grade girls entertained their mothers at an exhibit last Friday. County Superintendent Helen Walker spoke on club work with Morgan club member Miss Farrena presenting.
Substantial betterments are in process at the Farmers Elevator this week with unloading pits relined and fitted with steel floors for quick automatic cleanup. A new hopper scale will allow continuous unloading and no waiting after the improvements.
May 5 birth at Morrow General Hospital Heppner celebrated by Cecil Sargent Jane Ore and Mr and Mrs Fred Criffin with both mother and baby Fred Jr doing well Dr A H Johnson reports. Social notes mention various locals, a political pamphlet reference, and community events including lodge meetings and town improvements.
The Legion plans to present a selection of films described as the best ever brought to Lone and asks public support. The listing highlights contracted pictures and promises noteworthy entertainment at the local venue.
The proposal calls for reducing taxes by cutting government costs, placing the penitentiary under the Board of Control, and transferring the Parole Board to the Board of Control. It advocates enforcement of Prohibition by officials, faster Roosevelt Highway construction, no tax free bonds, and maintaining strong schools, with no political power taken from individual voters.
Republican nomination bid highlights a farmer and taxpayer with 44 years in the district. Claims 1915 start in the house and senate, served as senate president in 1921, credited with killing the 1925 Fair bill to save $3,000,000. Proposes loaning state funds to aid frozen farmers for seed wheat, supports state income tax and opposed Dennis resolution, aided passage of the market road bill in 1919, and served with A. E. F. in France in 1918.
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