02 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
1
Local notes report repairs on water and electric lines with cautious progress and an upcoming detailed announcement next week. For sale, select White Leghorn chickens from Chandler's flock offered at 200 dollars each, Mrs A Smoure listing.
A garbled study note claims the Pacific acreage exceeds Chatef and Moe tag worldwide while implying the Atlantic volume surpasses all above sea level data. The text is unreadable but hints at comparative oceanic measurements and sea level references without clear figures or sources.
The readable fragments describe a story about a stone and a couple connected by harmony between husband and wife. Limited names or places are present, with references to a mid-18th era setting and a possible court or ceremonial context. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled excerpt shows a boy speaking to his father on a walk, claiming he will keep up then asking for curry as he runs out of gan. The legible parts suggest a domestic scene but details are unclear.
The Upper Columbia Athletic League coaches formed a schedule on September 26. Lone High opens at Lone on October 1 and travels to various sites including Arlington, Lexington, Heppner, and Fore. The league intends a full slate with a mix of home and away games through late October.
Monday morning a skunk visited Waely School and caused a chaotic scene as pupils fled. Gove Enselman, prompted by Prof Sheen, summoned the army and after a pitched battle the brigand was subdued.
The student body at Lone High School earned funds for athletic equipment after selling thirteen copies of The Country Gentleman The Ladies Home Journal and The Saturday Evening Post in the assembly hall on a September afternoon. Lucile Bristow assisted winners and local townspeople helped with the sale.
The lone High School held its student body meeting last Monday September 28 to elect a yell leader and form an initiation committee for freshmen Eva Balsiver was chosen as yell leader with Mary M Fletcher Richard Lundell and George Ritchie on the initiation committee. The student body officers for the year include President Fly Grubill Vice President Lael Beistow Levy Treasurer Ruth Swanson Coptochand 1 HLS and George Stibehle as Athletic Manager John Graves Transportation Manager. The United States contains labor 15 000 000 foreign born persons. A burglar tried to break in and fled before being captured.
Fragmentary OCR lists items like horses mules plow harrow and motor combine to be sold. Mentions Troy Bogard Bivone and Legon as possible contacts. Contains garbled text about medical or legal terms and a destroyed future.
Traveling specialist visit announced for The Dalles on Saturday October 10 at the Dalles Hotel and Pendleton on Wednesday October 11 at the Dor Hotel Office. One day only event offering treatment appointments with a fee of 16.60 per person.
A notice states that consultation on a forthcoming trip will be free and that treatment offered will differ. It lists various people and places including J L Chambers Roselie and Oregon Ctr, with mentions of medical concerns and a date to remember.
Sarah Hale Cason wife of Walter Cason died at the family residence in Ione from heart failure about 5 a.m. on September 26. She was born February 1 1835 near Browntown Oregon and married Walter Micon November 28 1890. Survived by husband and four children and three daughters, with funeral at Congregational church and Order of the Eastern Star service by Ruth Chester No. 32 C.B.S. of Heppner.
The report notes 14 clear, 8 partly cloudy, and several cloudy days in September. A hail event occurred on the 7th with 0.56 inches of rain in about twenty minutes, plus thunderstorms on the 7th, 8th, and 14th. Total precipitation was 0.76 inches, observed by RK F Harbison Cooperative Observer.
Cheap sale notice for a high quality piano in storage in Portland Oregon. Contact Portland Music Company 227 6th St for particulars and viewing. Reading text also mentions an unrelated note about a poor crop and a garden.
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