Prisoner Mercy Swings Pendulum Away From Society
A clipped 1981 notice from Oregon records a statement on mercy for a prisoner. The text notes a shift away from societal protection, framed as merciful leadership under a president Hoover era tone.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
6
A clipped 1981 notice from Oregon records a statement on mercy for a prisoner. The text notes a shift away from societal protection, framed as merciful leadership under a president Hoover era tone.
Mrs. Petteys dies leaving a legacy as a pioneer mother loved by all. Funeral drew many including out of town readers from South Bend Washington Eugene Portland and John Day. Rev Benton preached faithful unto death and a crown of life. After service relatives gathered at the old Petteys home with thirty nine present.
A bank in Olympia Washington started a farm service department a year ago with a farm advisor and close ties to the state college extension service. Dairying work proceeds with the Dairy Herd Improvement Association and a county pasture contest offered 100 in prizes. The Bank’s farm advisor participates in the Agriculture Council and Farmers' Market. Six hundred farm census blanks and poultry record books were distributed to help farmers keep records.
Auction note offers an NZ International combine for 800 cash or terms arranged with particulars available at the office.
Portland firm Frawley Clarke Produce Co. will be represented in the territory by W. Fubanke, last year’s contact, seeking to reestablish the produce trade and expand market reach.
A recollection of Knute Rockne and the Notre Dame team’s dramatic 27 to 40 loss to California. The writer praises Rockne’s leadership, recalls his final game moments, and notes the emotional response of fans, players, and the stadium crowd.
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