The Zone Independent Friday Edition
An obscured notice from the Oregon office mentions publication details and a subscription note. The readable fragments reference editor Tirad and local timing, with scattered dates and payment hints.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
2
An obscured notice from the Oregon office mentions publication details and a subscription note. The readable fragments reference editor Tirad and local timing, with scattered dates and payment hints.
A collection of short verse fragments dated Friday October 9 1925. The lines express faith in truth fueling courage and a beloved word bringing joy, guidance like a lighthouse, and a candle lighting the night for solace amid life’s storms. The tone is reflective and intimate.
General Electric and Westinghouse adopt a standard Mazia bulb for universal use, promising cheaper lights and wider utility. Homeowners gain from lower costs while small- watt lamps in offices and shops also benefit. five standard lamps replace forty five existing designs, with the first model now selling 10 to 15 cents below old price.
The document, sworn October 1, by notary Hubli in Oregon, lists owner ship and management details for Lone Independent. It names Aguire by Act of Congress of Aug 44 and MHS Managing Editor W W Hii, Publisher J WY Head, and owner ty E 5 Ackerinn with address 64 Scanlon Avenue. It notes bondholders mortagees and security holders owning 1 percent or more, and is filed with sworn verification.
An advertisement warns that catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and that relief comes only after reducing inflammation. It claims HALUS CATARAH MEDICINE can rid the system of chronic ear conditions and prevent permanent hearing loss.
A dated snippet lists fur prices such as badger from 50 cents to 100 dollars, martens two to four dollars, buffalo robes from 86 to 61 dollars, moose hide five to seven dollars, and moose feather ten to seven cents per unit, with Winnipeg area references.
Born, head of the Born Tailors Guild in Chinago, has sent a special commissioner to Europe to study the English Guilds. He will visit Reading, Worcester, London, Exeter, Beverly, Melkland, and Edinburgh in Scotland to gather facts for American Guild aims. The mission seeks to improve workmanship and economy in the tailoring trade.
Grammar School boys form a football team coached by Mr Brown with a large turnout. The first team is picked and a second team remains to be formed. Players contributed to a fund for a new football now in use. They plan to schedule games with nearby grammar schools.
The report praises both teams as clean in conduct with Condon’s captain enforcing fair play. No taunts or dirty tactics appeared, and Condon players quickly offered sympathy when any Tone player was hurt.
The Cloace Maxima remains in use supplying the ancient Home district with waste water. Tarquining Merle oversaw the project as it directs effluent through the forum into the river Titer.
Theater notes describe a theater doce pot stand repurposed during the day for merchants in Shaghal. Chinese merchants engage in a wares display and interaction with customers as a new custom, especially in Shaghal, during peo dure hours.
The Louisville Journal notes stage manager cautions during a CNN panel about safety and botched cues. The comic banter hints at production challenges as the crew adjusts to a tight schedule and potential fire hazards.
The Congregational Church Missionary Society held a well attended Thursday afternoon session with 16 ladies present led by Mrs. Turner Wise. The program featured talks on Home Missions and the 1926 centennial anniversary of the Congregational Home Missionary Society, with performances by Mrs. Dick Mrs. Swanson Mrs. Ruehle Mrs. Sperry Mrs. McMurray Mrs. Bullard and Mrs. Louis Balsiver. East in East Life and Light notes cite recent Jewish conversions in Vienna and Budapest.
The text fragment shows garbled phrases about leaving and wanting to act, followed by a pair of times 11 00 A M and 390 P M likely indicating a service schedule or daily times. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
Ione lodge notices list monthly meeting nights and officers. The entry mentions Lodge No 1 and intermittent gatherings on Saturdays and Thursdays with names such as Walker, Abe, and Dick, plus treasurer Verda Ruehle and other local officers.
A noisy mix up routes repair work to Swanson's Feed and Supply Store for Haylor the Jeweler and Knppner causing confusion about service origin.
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