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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
2
The text includes subscription details and a Burns quotation about fleeting flowers and snowdrops. It notes second class matter at the post office in Ione Oregon and is dated Friday May 16 1925. The item resembles a periodical notice with literary adage.
A 16 year old Filipino boy Guaden cio R Pinaroc proves the United States remains a land of opportunity. Arriving illiterate in San Francisco he worked as a house boy then in Oakland for Assemblyman Eugene W Roland. He won second prize in the National Home Lighting contest earning a four year university scholarship and cash prizes. He now attends high school and plans college, asserting America rewards hard work.
Elmo Scott Watson describes the 1780s attempt to form St Franklin in eastern Tennessee after North Carolina ceded the land. Governor John Sevier led a government lacking currency and used animal skins as money, valuing coon and fox skins at one shilling and threepence.
Frontier settler Frontier Samson Ames Curry and Levi Teel faced a 16 man Piankeshaw war party at a cabin near Kaskaskia in spring 1788. Curry drove off attackers from the loft, felled several with a roof collapse, then carried Teel to safety after Teel was pinned by a spear. Curry and Teel reached the fort for help, saving Teel's life.
This piece recalls Tim Murphy a Virginian sharpshooter with Daniel Morgan's riflemen who fought Burgoyne at Saratoga. It credits him with killing General Fraser and shaping the Saratoga campaign, noting his later fame in Tryon County and his feared reputation among Loyalist and Native forces.
IONE LODGE No 120 AF and AM meets on the first and third Wednesdays. LOCUST CHAPTER No 110 meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays. IONE LODGE No 10 meets every Saturday evening. BUNCHGRASS REBEKAH No 10 OF meets the first and third Thursdays. Leave watch repairs at Swanson's Feed and Supply for Haylor the Jeweler Heppner.
Attendance at the Lone Christian church service marked the baccalaureate sermon for the 1925 high school class. Rev E S Bolinger, missionary for Oregon, has been ill but is now recovering. A park union Sunday school rally in Lone drew representatives from Willow Creek district schools with speakers from Heppner and Lone.
Congregational Church led by Rev W W Head offers services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M. First Christian Church conducts Sunday School at 10:00 A M with Thursday prayer meetings at 10:00 A M and 8:00 P M Junior Endeavors meet at 4:30 P M and Thursday prayer at 7:30 P M. Also a line notes commentary on science and politics from the Morning Oregonian.
Medical scientists warn that red haired women may suffer more from serious diseases than darker skinned peers. The text muses on appearance and function, noting quick physical reactions in some tones while mixing in unrelated philosophical observations about spirituality and music.
The Lone Independent of Lone Oregon publishes weekly with W W Head as managing editor and J V Head as editor and publisher. The owners are B S Ackerman 4 Scanian Ave St Luke Mo with no bondholders or other holders of 1 percent or more of bonds mortgages or other securities. Sworn before me F Ho Robinad Notary Public, commission expires February 28.
A contest promises $1 500 to the person who forms main words from the letters in TOILET NECESSITIES. A circular outlines rules and entry, with addresses in Aurora. Include a stamp for the circular and prize details from Snifield Laboratorias Capt?s.
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