15 May 1925
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
1
The Lone High School baseball nine defeated Arington High School on Heppner Diamond Friday afternoon. The score was nine to thirteen in four innings. The Arington town pitcher acted as umpire.
Paul G Balsiver recovers from blood poisoning while Mrs L Howard visits lone. C lates pay 60 cents a pound for wheat as fall seed or feed. Mrs Robert Balcom arrives in Tone from Uma tilla. For sale fortyfold or 128 hybrid club wheat plus haylor jeweler graduation gifts. Fourth of July planning meets at H G Wood office adjourned to May 18. School board elects Mrs Vura Cocora primary teacher at 140 monthly. I N Howard resigns as school director. Cecil Sargat and wife welcome twins. Ancient nobiliary titles noted in Armenian history.
George Griffith of the Oregon department says The American Legion urges a 5 million dollar Endowment Fund for rehabilitation and welfare. The drive will intensify, likely ending in late May, alongside observances of American Forest Week from April 2 to May 3 and a nationwide forest protection educational campaign.
A vast army of workers and dealers in automobiles drives the industry, vastly outnumbering the infantry, cavalry and artillery Wellington led at Waterloo, highlighting the scale of modern manufacturing and commerce.
For sale Duroe brood sows and weaned pigs listed by Troy Bovard of lone, Oregon. Farmer seeks quick sale with details available upon inquiry.
A lengthy frontier tale recounts Frances Slocum, abducted as a child by a Delaware party, living among the Miami in Indiana. After decades of search by her brothers and Colonel George Ewing, she is identified as a white captive who refused to return, having married a Miami chief and started a family.
A brief note asserts hard coal can be stored in any quantity without deterioration or spontaneous combustion. The statement emphasizes safety and stability of coal in storage, though no location or authority is provided.
In 1757 Rogers Rangers used skates on Lake George to pursue a foe near Ticonderoga as Major Rogers led a dramatic chase. John Stark helped intercept sleighs before a brutal rear-guard action and a costly night retreat to Fort William Henry.
A clipped note discusses a Monday evening gathering to gauge interest in a Fourth of July festival. It mentions deciding whether to proceed with plans and references Mrs Green at the wharf and a casual exchange about preparations.
A reflective line from the Atchison Globe argues that public surveys are an elaborate way to confirm beliefs people already hold.
English mercenary Sir John Hawkweed rose among Europe’s condottieri. He led the White Company in battles for various Italian powers and eventually became captain general.
Weather observations show total precipitation 0.57 inches with 12 partly cloudy, and unspecified number of clear days. Light fronts occurred on the 20th 25th and 28th, plus a light hail storm on the 15th. Cumulative precipitation to date is 5.91 inches versus 4.84 inches last year.
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