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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
2
Readable items include literary quotes and a dated notice style from November 20 1925. The text features poetic excerpts by Percy B Shelley and a fragmentary publication masthead mentioning J W Head and postal details. It resembles a small town newspaper fragment with unsigned notices.
William B. Tyer of the California and Hue aisian sugar Refining Cooperation cites Dr. James D. Edwards of St. Louis advocating powdered sugar to treat catarrhal infections. A teaspoon per nostril via cone or blower, three times daily, said to kill bacteria in moisture and relieve ringing ears, snoring, and halitosis within weeks.
The text presents a fragmented diary like exchange where a Hopeful Teller seeks a check or help and Mrs Newed responds with a cautious plea for responsibility. The dialogue hints at trust and fit for an obligation without clear resolution.
Dialogue fragments reveal Mabel Gertrude and Marold in a tense exchange. Gertrude notes constant proximity and admits past engagement and love for a man, while Mabel and an unnamed speaker probe jealousy and curiosity about the outsider’s interest. The tone hints at a melodramatic social scene.
A narrator explains how fleece quality affects garment wool value and the misleading use of terms like all wool. Emphasizing pure virgin wool and proper grading, the piece warns buyers against cheap mixed goods and stresses paying for true high quality wool.
Mr D C Rice field worker of the C E Society for Oregon spoke at a Lone meeting held at the Congregational Church. Attendees included Delornuts from Lexington and from the Christian and Union Societies of Lone. A service led by Karl Beach preceded discussion and plans for the coming year. A meeting is set for Heppner on Wednesday.
A reflective piece notes May snow in New England and praises the nation for gratitude. It encourages a thankful heart for the past present and future, urging unity and hope as communities endure seasonal challenges.
A garbled exchange mentions Mrs Prye and Mrs Waybuckt discussing dirt and cleaning. The fragment references Mrs Brownell and daily efforts to remove dirt, with unclear speakers and context.
The text laments historic thanksgivings and praises survival, harvest, and founding a new commonwealth in the wilderness. It honors national blessings, minds and spirits of people, and gratitude to God for wins across three centuries.
Fragmentary OCR describes various fraternal lodge names and meeting dates. References include Zone Lodge No. 120 AP AM and IONE LODGE N Eh ote meeting weekly or monthly, along with officers such as Weller, Nina Evdelle, Ed Bristow, and Verda Sinead.
A weekly devotional outline lists daily verses from Psalms and Proverbs. It includes reflections on preservation, poverty, labor, temperance, divine mercy, and the Lord as portion of inheritance.
Thus ended the occupation and the park at the historic encampment will endure as a perpetual reminder of the heroic sacrifices of Workington and his men. Congregational Church services are at 11:00 AM and 8:00 PM led by Rev. W. W. Head.
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