The Ballot A Weather On That Comes Down
A brief notice from Lage Oregon dated May 14 1926 notes a subscription term of one year six months three months. The item cites poetry line indicates a weather theme and a reference to J Pierpont.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
2
A brief notice from Lage Oregon dated May 14 1926 notes a subscription term of one year six months three months. The item cites poetry line indicates a weather theme and a reference to J Pierpont.
The first four grades held a picnic on a lovely lawn hosted by the Minor children who invited the group. Parents helped them travel by corn fields and prepared tasty food, though the end left some dishes tasting less pleasant. The day was filled with games and joy, and the children hope for another good time next year.
A devotional page lists various Bible verses from Micah Nahum Habakkuk Zephaniah Haggai Zechariah Malachi and a closing note about cleaning with a damp cloth. It emphasizes justice mercy faith and trust in the Lord and includes a cautionary line about dust and electric tools.
A martial exhortation urges fighters to stand firm against foes for hire. It calls readers to face death boldly under God of battles, arguing patriots deserve a noble grave where heaven sheds dew on their martyrdom and rocks recount their deeds.
Reed College of Portland president Norman Coleman questions the value of a college education for all. He suggests graduates may overvalued the credential while those without degrees sometimes attain high positions, prompting discussion among Vancouver Kiwanians.
High grade piano in storage offered for immediate sale. Easy terms to established home. For full details and viewing, contact Portland Music Co at 227 6th Street, Portland Oregon.
The note records meetings held on the seventh and the fourth Tuesday of every month. It lists WM and Mra Cine as associated entities and references scheduling details in a terse, archival style.
Edison Morgan W W Ernest Holskep See Earle A Brown Treas EJ Bristow listed among officials in the public records with roles.
The Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge lists meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month. Officers M. Etta Howell and W. G. Wide Helier are noted, with Sec. Verdin Stehle and trims described for tow bitw bris.
Large audience attended Congregational Church for morning and evening services on Sunday. Diploma presentations planned for the class of 26 I H 8 with a banquet by Professor Mathews of Williams College. No Christian church service due to high school commencement. Dorcas Society held Silver Tea. Missionary Society to discuss Schauffer Training School. Morgan folk gathered for Mother's Day on Ellis Minor farmstead with attendees from Jane and the O’Connor family and Pastor Head. Evening services now start 30 minutes later.```
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