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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1931
Page
4
In a 1931 report the piece notes a shift toward mercy for a prisoner, contrasting mercy with public protection. It cites President Hoover framing the issue as a pendulum swing between mercy and safety under the era’s policies.
High school letter awards were presented to Bartlett Clark Earl McCabe Norman Swanson Dorr Mason Milton Morgan and Francis Bly. Typing awards went to Irvin Ritchie Muriel Patterson Elizabeth Patterson Jeanne Huston and Francis Troedson.
Clair Young studies at Oregon State College. John Graves married Doris Wilcox, daughter of ranchers Mr. and Mrs. KR Wilcox, living near Lone. Graveses farm between Lone and Lexington and have son Frank Holub helping on the Lone district ranch. Grace Chandler is engaged with Grace? and Jim is assisting father at Willow Creek home ranch. David Head publishes The Skamokawa, Cagle is six-page Wahkiakum County paper. Lowell Clark works in Lone living with parents. Earle A Brown served as Lone School principal for three years guiding graduates including Ritse Miller and Havel Akers, now married and starting families. Neu ra Agee becomes Mrs. W. H. Sammis, 3513 Glenhurst Ave Los Angeles. Louise Miller wed Robert McCabe of the class of 24. McCabe works in road building in the interior. Mother's Day observed at Christian church with Rev. Joel Benton of Heppner leading services. Mrs. Tranie Parker of Lexington sang a solo.
An NZ International Combine is offered for sale for 800 dollars cash. Terms may be arranged. Details available at this office.
A brief quoted aphorism attributed to Jlolw Morley asserts world improvement grows with steady, moderate steps and genuine effort toward betterment. The fragment hints at a call for authentic progress and thoughtful action to foster global improvement.
Frawley Clarke Produce Co of Portland will be represented in this territory as last year by W M Eubanks. We solicit your procure trace.
A long, vivid reminiscence of film work and travel from 1921. The speaker discusses potential trips to Central America and Albuquerque, filming decisions, and reactions to audiences. References to Mary Ann, Aimee Mildley, Clara Dow, and Doug Varath appear amid notes on weather, planes, and Hollywood life.
Mayor John P. Loug proclaims Saturday May 28 as Poppy Day urging citizens to wear a memorial poppy and support disabled veterans and dependent families. The notice requests liberal contributions to assist those still suffering after World War I and references the American Legion Auxiliary making poppies on the streets.
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