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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
2
The item notes second class matter at the Ione Oregon post office under act of March 4 1925 with a May 22 1925 save date. It presents a Mother's Day poem urging daily care and gratitude for mothers, praising their love courage and lifelong service and inviting grown children to rejoice in hearing their mother's voice.
The piece urges residents to buy locally at home to strengthen community prosperity. It argues home trade binds the community, boosts markets, lowers prices through competition, and benefits labor, merchandise, and farming outputs. It calls for collective effort by all residents.
The first official forecast from Rome via the International Institute of Agriculture says Argentina's 1924 25 corn crop will reach 187 million bushels, down from 276 million last year. After home use and seed needs, exports and carryover exceed 100 million bushels, with last year’s exports totaling 178 million.
A fragment from a Berlin source shows a father-in-law accusing his son-in-law of overpaying a thousand marks. The exchange suggests a prior financial arrangement and rising tension between the two households.
A small staff note from Legion Weekly describes a chicken spotting a pigeon's egg for the first time. The bird muses that it is indeed an egg, though not what母 used to make.
A witty exchange hints at marital finances and suspicion over money in the couple's dialogue. The banter suggests strain and possible financial motive behind their relationship dynamics.
A dated religious listing provides daily verses for Sunday through Saturday with cited chapters. Each entry offers a Bible verse emphasizing faith, endurance, and divine guidance as readers reflect on spiritual themes.
Lee Howell and Earl Murray attend the Grand Lodge of the I C O F in Ashland with Mrs. George Ritchie and Mrs. Earl Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Brown drive to southern Oregon for Grand Lodge and Rebecca Assembly sessions and to visit relatives. Theodore Cuyler closes with a poem about not worrying.
IONE LODGE No 190 PF and AM meets every first and third Wednesday monthly led by W M R Walker with officers Dick and EK. LOCUST CHAPTER No 118 O B Mee meets second and fourth Tuesday each month with W M Mrs Myrtle Walker and others. IONE LODGE No 18 LO D I meets Saturdays with N G Frank Young and officers. Bergen Le better treasurer Earle A Brown. BANDAGRASS REBEKAH No 0 L0O F meets first and third Thursday monthly with officers Ruby Engelman Arvilla Swanson Verda Kuehle and Etta Bristow treasurer.
Frank Everson Jones of Oregon extols the McCormick Deering Hill Side Thresher with leveling device. He says it handles land up to 65 percent grade and lowers per acre costs from $3-$4 to about $1.00 while cutting 450, 500, and 590 acres over three years.
Nature Magazine notes a rapid sugar process requiring five or six minutes to spin off and wash pounds of sugar. The output includes washed raw sugar and wash strug, which is mixed with raw sugar at entry to the refinery for finishing. Also mentions Swanson's Feed and Supply Store for Haylor the Jeweler in Heppner for watch repairs.
Rev George NT Edwards of Walla Walla traveling for the Congregational Sunday School Society spoke last Saturday afternoon en route to Lexington by stage. The Lexington flood caused only nominal damage to church property. D EB Dent from Eugene will preach at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. The 1924 Christian Herald census shows a net church gain of about 700000 in the United States since 1891 with membership up 130 percent while population rose 80 percent.
Congregational Church led by Rev. W. W. Head holds 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M services. First Christian Church offers Sunday School at 10:00 A M and weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings at 10:00 A M and 8:00 P M. First Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 A M Junior Endeavor at 3:30 P M and Thursday Prayer Meeting at 7:30 P M.
In a sharp exchange the boss warns that Smith's office boy does not loaf or underperform. The tough kid responds with gusto calling the boy the rottenest crap shooter in the building, reflecting alleywise street slang from American Legion Weekly.
The April 1 192% issue of the Independent in lone Oregon lists W W Head as managing editor and J W Head as editor publisher. It names E B Ackerman as owner with no bonds or other security holders owning 1% or more. Notary F H Robinson signed the sworn statement on April 12 with commission expiration 1925.
A fragmented passage claims Saracens heated bath water using TOU volumen taken from the Library of Alexandria by Caliph Omar in 640. It then shifts to health rhetoric about catarrh and a claim that local disease reflects constitutional conditions with a mention of HALLS CATARH MEDICINE as a combined remedy.
A overheard exchange in a modern drug store known for its wide range reveals a passerby asking for “a tablet” and specifying “a yellow one” while the clerk probes for the type. The brief encounter hints at a humorous moment amid routine shopping.
A circular from SINO Field Laboratories announces a word-building contest using one-letter words drawn from TOILET NECESSITIES. It offers cash prizes totaling $1,500 for top competitors and provides rules and submission details.
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