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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
2
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Notice to holders of General Fund Warrants register by July 31 1925 for payment on presentation at the County Treasurer office after June 10 1926 no interest on warrants. Dated Heppner Oregon May 1 1926 by Leon W Briggs County Treasurer. China Mended by varnish on camel lake brush joins broken pieces
A poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes laments tearing down the flag and sinking the ship beneath the storm. It imagines hoisting a battered sail and honoring the sea victor by destroying the tattered ensign rather than letting it wave.
A 1926 Windsor Castle letter sketches plans around Jordan Butte including an observatory a large church a big store and hotel plus an electric railroad to the summit An envisioned year round resort would boost local prosperity with dances games and broad development.
Psalm 24 proclaims the earth and all its fullness belong to the Lord The text declares the Lord as King of glory mighty in battle and inviting the gates to lift up their heads for the king of glory to come in It presents a liturgical call to seek God and honor his holiness with a blessing and righteousness from salvation.
The article stresses the importance of a tight ground connection for radios to reduce oscillation and improve stability, selectivity, and volume. It suggests experimenting with grounding, placing the ground as far as possible, then adjusting the volume until the faint signal vanishes, and noting dial settings for reference.
Will sacrifice high grade piano in storage for immediate sale. Easy terms to established home. For full particulars and viewing details contact Portland Music Co. at 227 6th Street Portland Oregon.
Barrington New Jersey teen Edith May Adams enters the 1st American Youth Entry for the Seaqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. The award honors American youth and teachers with a June through December 1 program and a visit to Washington to meet President Coolidge.
Rev Milton Bowers will miss services this week and next to attend Heppner High School commencement and lead Loy Scouts on a mountain hike. Effie Ritchie calls a Christian Endeavor presidents meeting at Pendleton on May 23 with a post session Oregon Trail picnic. Rev W W Head transfers to Mid Columbia Association from Washington. Willow Branch C E Union aims for broad participation at the lone meeting.
In a peculiar procedure chronometer samples are heated in a Greenwich observatory oven to sixty degrees to eliminate variances. The baked items are kept for two months to allow extended cross climate testing.
Reverend W. W. Head presides over Congregational Church with services at 1:06 AM and 8:00 PM. Prayer meeting held Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
The fragment lists lodge and chapter groups with meeting dates. Locust Chapter 110, and other Masonic groups meet on the second and fourth Tuesday monthly. Names such as Bo Ballaril, Griffith, Olen Howk, and Poth Manon appear as officers or members.
IONE LODGH No 196 meets every Saturday evening with officers including N G Eddow Morgan W G Ernest Hellker and treasurer K d Briatow. Members Lee and Bark A Brown listed.
The readable lines list monthly dates and names Bill Howells Vida Heller Verda Mehl Trens Bite Bele, suggesting a community notice or schedule with recurring meetings or events.
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