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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
2
A fragment includes a poetry verse by William Cullen Bryant and a brief post office notice dated October 2 1925. It references legal postal matters and morning verses inviting morning companions such as Brother Sunshine Sister Smile and kindred themes. The text blends poetry with a small administrative snip.
The report sketches Senator Stanfield pledging to champion severity and drought rhetoric after Baker, claiming he will vote with firm resolve to spread harsh measures. It notes his vow to uphold the Constitution and laws, stressing personal example and public duty beyond the primary outcome.
The Oregon Anti Saloon League headquarters asserts opposition to Senator Stanfield and any candidate acting like him. It cites federal appointments by lawmakers as undermining prohibition and links contempt for law to decisions by prominent officials, urging citizens to condemn law violations.
The East Oregonian notes Republican unease fixes on finding a logical man to run for Stanfield's seat while indicating Stanfield will remain active in politics. The piece suggests his campaign will be driven by a "The Ninety and Nine" battle cry and that the outcome will be worth watching.
The article notes that consuming snakes is common among Chinese natives in Australia and elsewhere, but cautions that the practice is unwholesome and may cause leprosy.
A fragmentary paragraph depicts a driver setting a hill and spied actions to calm traffic. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or names. It hints at road conditions and behavior but offers no concrete outcome or identifiable entities.
The height of a mountain is determined by several methods. These include barometric measurement with a physico barometer, vertical angle methods, and spirit level based leveling, which is considered the most accurate procedure.
A garbled line hints at a genealogy topic with unclear names and pronunciations, mentioning Fairmant and W. Vu. Thines in a puzzling phrase. The fragment suggests a discussion of mispronunciations or misread names among followers.
Fragmentary note mentions a congratulatory tone and a waiting mother figure as part of a busy scene. lacks clear events or named individuals but preserves a sense of local bustle.
The note suggests that women play bridge partly to have something to think about during conversations. It hints at social and mental engagement as a draw, portraying the game as a companion activity for idle chat and focus.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors Eastern Star choir and others for support after loss of wife and mother. The page includes lodge notices for Zone Lodge No 120 A P A M Meeta and Melita chapter details and meeting dates and officers.
A weekly devotional listing daily Bible verses and reflections. It cites Romans 14 10 Isaiah 55 11 20 and Psalm 25 3 among others, urging seekers to praise seek grace and walk uprightly while noting rewards and warnings for wealth and usury.
Walter C Cason and the Shivelyers, Vaughn and Cason families, and the Irwins are listed in a local society notice showing multiple households and names connected to an upcoming community event or obituary notice.
Six Endeavorers from lone four from Heppner and fifteen from Lexington attended the Willow Branch Christian Endeavor Union meeting in Lexington last Wednesday. A future meeting is planned at Hardman on Sunday October 4 with cooperation from all societies. Special prayers included a reading by Mrs Ada Brown and a piano solo. The next regular Union meeting will be in lone November 4.
Rev. W. W. Head will lead Congregational Church services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M with pastor duties listed for the day.
The First Christian Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Prayer Meeting Thursday. Evening service at 8:00 P M.
A local notice directs customers to leave watch repairs at Swanson's Feed and Supply Store for Haylor the Jeweler in Heppner.
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