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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
4
Content covers votes for Helen Walker for county school superintendent with praise for qualifications and a call to vote for her, a note against the school unit measure, partial commentary on local figures including Marshal Pranks, Rev. Edwardson, and local residents, plus a local business line about new oxford footwear from Bent Mason.
In Morrow County Oregon Helen Walker is nominated as a candidate for County Superintendent. The slate notes her four decades of teaching in the county and seeks support from Republicans and community leaders for the election in November. The notice specifies eligibility and urges voters to consider her experience and commitment.
Nevison District Attorney explains on election day registration limits for unregistered voters and party changes. He clarifies that only Republicans or Democrats may vote in the primary, while unaffiliated voters may participate in the county unit measure and the Warning advocates Sinnott.
An old notice outlines medical consultations available without charge for various conditions including gall stones stomach issues liver nerves kidneys and more. It names doctors and locations in Oregon such as Astoria and Silverton and lists contact details and eligibility notes.
Lone Oregon alumnus Walter Dobins, class of 1917, serves as local chairman for a campaign to raise a portion of a $1 million alumni fund to fund new University of Oregon buildings, with completion planned by May 30. The effort endorses abandoning the school unit plan.
Walt Smith and sister Mrs. Rose Campbell of Pendleton visited Portland for several days returning Tuesday and Wednesday. J H Cochran moved 45 head of bucks from Hynd ranch Cecil to Hynd ranch Ukiah Washington this week. Emil Swanson shipped over 7400 sacks of wheat this week. W G Scott of Lexington was here Wednesday.
Public land sale notice by the Interior Department details a June sale of a tract in Oregon under Carroll Ko Darker. The notice warns bidders to pay the amount immediately and urges adverse claimants to file objections before the sale time.
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