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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
2
Publication notice for a weekly issue edited by W. Head from Ione Oregon lists subscription rates and publication details. Contains a proverb segment and notes the issue as a second class mail matter.
A county may seek voter approval to issue bonds up to 550000 for trunk road completion and market road construction. If approved only needed portions will be sold to match state funds or fund actual work. Estimated trunk highway needs 75000 to 100000 dollars, leaving about 4000,000 for market roads.
The passage notes wheat rising from 1.00 to 2.10 on the board of trade and hints farmers will soon profit or suffer as harvest and market forces shift. It mocks city market interpreters who praise farmer prosperity while real gains depend on supply and timing.
County judges and commissioners association urge voters not to sign referendum petitions circulated by bus and state men. House Bill 413 could become law by May 28, else signatures delay the law 18 months risking $500000. if it becomes law by May 68 funds become available for maintenance.
A young woman paddles a birchbark canoe toward her Grove Creek home after visiting a sister. She hides from a war party of Indians, escapes downstream using the river current, and dodges a pursuing flotilla as gunfire erupts from a swivel gun aboard a larger canoe.
Story recounts Kyoticsian frontier fighter Curry and Levi Teel fending off a 16 man Plankeshaw attack in 1788. Curry uses a rifle to down several assailants, collapses the cabin roof to crush intruders, then carries Teel to safety at Kaskeakie fort with aid arriving to save Teel’s life.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses racial notions and health claims, mentions skin color and immunity, then shifts to musics dual nature as material and spiritual. It references time and virtue, and includes uncertain phrases about spirituality and emotion in music.
An Ames Fennimore Cooperist recounts Tim Murphy a Virginian sharpshooter with Gen. Time Morgans elflemen who fought at Saratoga. His rifle allegedly felled General Praer and boosted Murphy to mythic status as a frontier fighter and Indian scout in Tryon county, inspiring dread among the Troquids warrlord.
Local fraternal lodge entries list multiple organizations with meeting days. Lodge No. 1 AP and AM meet the third Wednesday. Locust Chatter No. 114 meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Lune Lodge No. 1 meets Saturdays. Hunchgrass Rebekah No. 0 PF meets the first and third Wednesdays.
A note from Heppner outlines a watch repair task left at Swanson's Feed and Supply for Haylor the Jeweler. The brief indicates a handoff between local businesses and a time-sensitive service.
The document lists BE 8 and 644 Scanlan Ave St Louis as owners with Akerman named as owner. It notes no bondholders or mortgage holders holding 1% or more of the assets. The affidavit is sworn and subscribed by a notary on a date in April, with commission details.
A Sunday school gathering is planned in Park Lane next Sunday with a 7 30 A M service. After the song service there will be instruction in uniform lessons and a basket dinner with all town and out of town attendees urged to bring baskets. An afternoon song service at 2 12 will precede a roll call of Sunday schools with ten minutes per school and several short addresses. All are invited.
Congregational Church led by Rev W W Head holds services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M First Christian Church offers Sunday School at 10:00 A M Prayer meetings Thursday evening and 8:00 P M Junior Endeavor at 5:30 P M Thursday prayer at 7:30 P M A.M. The Morning Oregonian notes a joke about scientists weighing the earth and politicians faulting the matter.
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