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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
3
The Ione Independent notes a school banquet where legends about the origin of music are discussed. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Brown and others, with Junior and Sophomore students named among attendees and servers.
Coleridge in the spring town tale shows a polite audience and a college focus on a debated topic. The Tutor pressures the Magee word while Coleridge reflects on desire and moral testing, ending with a moment of satisfaction and a hint of error.
A fragmentary gust of thought jouent on a philosopher’s claim about state power and perception. The speaker mocks a theory while noting critics and the danger of belief, ending with a quip about reading a critic’s words.
A fragment describes a tribe of warrior women who fought explorers near the Amazon and Orinoco rivers. They allegedly carried bows and arrows and killed several members of the expedition, altering the course of the journey and challenging the male explorers.
Fragmentary notes list names of lodge officers and meeting dates including noon and fourth Tuesday of each month. Mentions Lucile Velptoe and Verda Michie among secretaries and attendees, with scattered initials and titles across the damaged text.
Commander Bt. Syerry Han pee Wilther leads Avseshany Legion in its regular Wednesday gathering. John Bartia Amvsitan Logie Auvilllery Ne, plus Pic. Merpard Bake Lee and Gladys Drake, attend the 6M Bt, ML ad on 4th Toraday at 0.30 PM.
A Saturday high school baseball game ended 21 to 11 as Lone defeated Heppner. Everson and Akers drove key scores for Lone while Heppner fought back with a ninth inning tally and late runs. Heppner’s H Robertson pitched. Evans caught. Swanson and Akers led hits.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church will hold a food and fancy work sale on Saturday May 18. Proceeds support church activities and charitable projects for the community.
A garbled public notice references election procedures and eligibility. It mentions a vote date near September 9 and involvement of a person or party names, with unclear details about required steps and authorities. The fragment suggests official notification of procedures but lacks complete facts.
George Peck of Leaington addressed Morrow County committeemen of the Eastern Oregon League. He urged funding for the freight rate fight, noting a suggested quo ta of Mor'ow colony at $400. Peck's strong push and pledges indicate the goal will be met.
A garbled historical fragment mentions London topics including immigration, police, and civic issues. Names, places, dates, and events are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to processes of migration, public order, and local governance appear amid nonsensical phrases.
A Whews Grange program is set for May 1 at 8:00 pm featuring readings by Muale Gibson Bron and Harry Peterson with solo by George Wilkine. County Agent address on Crop Reporting System and U S Department of Agriculture representative A Schoenfelt returns from mission in hnesia. Social hour follows the program.
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