The Yone Independent May 29 1925 edition page ID
Publication line shows weekly issue details for The Yone Independent dated May 29 1925. Address or locale noted as Tone Oregon and Portice. The text includes a biblical proverb quote.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
2
Publication line shows weekly issue details for The Yone Independent dated May 29 1925. Address or locale noted as Tone Oregon and Portice. The text includes a biblical proverb quote.
The passage lists Senator Robert N Stanfield R E Manning Portland Grand Knight of K of C William H Hanly Burns Rep N J Sinnott Ralph E Williams Portland and Carol G Daney president of Willamette University as added to the State Committee in charge of the American Legion Endowment Fund. The people are asked to contribute fifty thousand dollars for the Endowment and sixty thousand dollars for Doernbecher Hospital maintenance.
A provocative editorial warns that a drunken driver remains a danger on highways until judges, juries, and officers fulfill their duties. The piece casts Booz2 as a symbol of reckless behavior and calls for accountability and enforcement.
The National Library of France in Paris is the largest library in the world. It began with John I's 14th century collection and was greatly expanded by Napoleon I.
Freel realist writer Gurtave Finubert spent six years drafting the novel Madamie Havery. Publication in 16ST led to a scandal accusing immorality, from which he was later cleared.
A garbled text fragment mentions the phrase saves laundry and a speaker pledging not to change opinions with every month. It includes scattered words like Dorltarer and Frankia but lacks clear context or identifiable people or events. The readable bits hint at a message or speech but no concrete facts emerge.
Fragmented dialogue fragment shows misheard names and teasing remarks about Mayre. Conversational exchanges reveal hints of a gossip scenario and a supposed plan, with characters Willis OMie Willie Royale Anni Luther referenced in a muddled scene.
Daily biblical verses outline a weekly sequence from Sunday to Saturday. The passages evoke patience, alignment with divine will, and guidance on living righteously with strength, wisdom, and prophetic visions across the days.
The International Harvester Company promotes the slogan one over and it’s all over to describe its harvester threshers. Farmers and their wives see benefits in saving money labor and time while reducing household burdens from threshing crews.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Kilts and Jerrold with references to drinks and patience. The readable bits suggest a social gathering or debate among named individuals, though details are unclear and several words are garbled.
A bride and groom celebrate their wedding anniversary with plans noted for a later date. The message references a first year milestone and conveys warm regards from family and friends.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a display of a large model ship in New Bedford with mentions of whaling history and old New England, alongside caution about disease transmission and infected winds affecting materials. The readable text suggests a maritime exhibit tied to whaling lore and themes of health risk.
Delegates from lone Odd Fellows and Rebevea lodges returned from the Grand Lodge Assembly at Ayiland on Saturday. A minor engine trouble occurred during the trip. Brother A I Young of Hermiston was elected Grand Master and Brother L D Porter of Corvallia as Grand Warden. Delegates from lone received the Misecovite degree and a farewell breakfast at the summit of Gie Slakivous. Mr and Mrs Burl A Stowh were in attendance. Some members did not return and visited friends in Coos County.
A fragmented lodge directory lists LONE LODGE No 1A FP meets first and third Wednesdays monthly. LOCUST CHAPTER No 101 holds second and fourth Tuesday each month. LOD ALVEIS meets Saturdays. KEBEKAH No Wi Li with Thursday sessions monthly. Swanson's Feed and Supply waxes as a watch repair drop-off in Heppner for Haylor the Jeweler.
The document lists the owners and managers of a weekly Lone Oregon publication. S. Acker on, CH Seales. Managing Editor W. W. Hen Huiter. Printer d, Vo Mead. It notes mortgages and securities held by owners and mentions ES. ACKERMAN as chair. Certification by F.H Robinson, Notary Public, with a commission expires 2-208.
Pastor Wallace Jones of the Christian Church in Lexington Wisconsin announces a weeklong revival starting next Sunday May 1 at 7 pm at the Aline meeting house. Attendance is hoped to rise as farm work slows. The Union CBE meeting led by Miss Zoe Farrens is set for the Congregational church next Sunday evening.
The Congregational Church presents services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M led by Pastor Rev W W Head with worship and preaching at the usual times.
The First Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 A M for all ages. Junior Endeavor meets at 3 30 P M. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 P M for church members and attendees.
Ball’s Catarrh Medicine promises relief for run-down conditions through a combined internal and external regimen. The notice claims forty years of success and is issued by F. Heney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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