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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1926
Page
2
A Oregon court reduced a burglary sentence after ruling that the trial had erred by excluding women jurors. The decision notes the impact of jury composition on the verdict and sentence.
Readable fragments suggest a discussion on danger of self harm and modern science enabling risky actions. The item notes concern that people may die by their own actions more often than before and that science plays a role in this risk.
Fragmentary lines praise Homer and discuss battle scenes and writing craft in a terse, unreadable antiquarian tone. The passage hints at modern magazine writers and historical echoes without clear names or events.
A distressed parent reports a daughter roaming late hours with no effective curfew. The family struggles to curb behavior as attempts to enforce rest fail and concern grows.
Readable bits suggest a remark about valuing an antique item. The text references preparation or attire and a suggestion that in nine years the item may gain value. No clear person, place, or event is identifiable.
The piece describes the city’s first photographic portrait taken in New York using an improvised camera crafted from a cigar box and a spectacle lens, highlighting early experimental methods.
Barrington New Jersey girl Edith May Adama becomes the first Americana Schoolgirl candidate for the American Youth Award. She seeks the Golden Eaglettes for bravery aiding wounded firefighters amid a blaze.
Daily biblical verses provide a weekly sequence from Sunday to Saturday. Each day offers a proverb or prophetic promise, urging prayer, upright living, and trust in divine guidance. The selections include Proverbs 14, Jeremiah 29, and Isaiah 11 among others.
A blurb writer urges men to cultivate a hobby a friend a job and a living account to balance life. He suggests defining one’s life work as harmonizing these elements against opposing forces, quoting Irkahens Goethe.
A fragmentary dialogue describes a man searching for a place to park and the threat of money or life. Mr Meek offers a harsh choice while a questionable adviser dodges explaining. The text features sparse, stylized speech and odd spellings.
Notice states sealed bids due June 1 1920 at 10 00 A M county court Heppner Oregon for 180000 of 1000 denomination bonds to fund permanent roads. Bonds date June 1 1928 mature 1051 with 5 percent interest payable semiannually. Bidder requires unconditional bids with 1000 certified check. court may reject any bid. opinion by Teal Winfree Johnson Me Culloch provided to winning bidder.
A fragmentary passage discusses nature and kingship through vivid imagery of trees and forests. The lines mix contemplation of the natural world with metaphorical authority, reflecting on the wholeness of nature and the gaze it inspires.
The note urges industry players to steady their course and settle internal affairs with prudence. It emphasizes careful self-review and avoiding overreliance on external voices. The emphasis is on disciplined oversight and caution in operations.
Will sacrifice a high grade piano in storage for immediate sale. Easy terms to established home. For full details and viewing location contact Portland Music Co at 227 6th Street Portland Oregon.
Rev. W. W. Head presides at Congregational Church with morning service at 11 A M and evening service at 8 P M A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 completes the week's worship schedule.
ILA LOGE No. 2A POA AM Merit every fret and third Wednesday of each month. Locust Chapter No. 1 meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Officers listed include W.M. Mrs Ciro Hawk and Mason Toth.
Zone Lodge No. 1% holds meetings every Saturday evening with Edison Morgan and Ernest Heliker among members Lee Waurie A. Brown Trem Bod Bridtow noted in the list for the gathering.
Fragmentary record lists group members and officers including Etta Howell and Verda Alelile with treasurer duties. Mentions meeting cadence on the tent and third Thursday of each month and includes sparse organizational details.
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