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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
2
The excerpt asserts Prussian soldiers were vaccinated in 1870 with no smallpox in their forces, while the French army faced thousands of cases and German forces had only isolated imports from Russia. It claims all civilized nations vaccinated in the late great war.
Miss Marie Nadelhoffer spoke about Near East Relief to the Christian church in Heppner and to the Jane Congregational church. She will tour Lexington Hardman Lane Pine City to solicit aid and conduct services on October 19. Mid-Columbia Association meetings are set for next week with a Tone meeting the first evening. Baptist Ladies Aid hosts a Moore’s store sale Saturday. Dorcas Society met at Mrs L E Dick’s home with tea served by the Burtes and Mesdames McMurray and Bullard.
A lighthearted dialogue features a quip about a woman being two faced. The reply notes the humor that the illusion can be washed off each night.
The fragmentary verse scene describes a character Booby Hatch who perished after a lighted match in a tank. Some parts were never recovered, while others are gathered under a mound. A chain shop grocer dialog adds a mock dispute over sixty cents in cut-rate terms.
A mock court scene from a satirical period publication ridicules a plaintiff claiming the glue factory next street worsened his gout. The judge quips that a gout sufferer has grounds for complaint, illustrating a humorous legal skit in American Legion Weekly humor pages.
Hawaii's fern species is valued for pillow stuffing and mattresses due to thick woolly coverings. Tree ferns provide timber for telephone poles, used as upright supports in native construction. Ferns serve in rope manufacture and resist water, aiding durability. The Beaton fern offers commercial supply to American homes, while dagger and northeast ferns are harvested in late summer for cold storage.
A fragment notes Mr Nexdore may have marriageable daughters soon though not yet. It hints at forthcoming unions and possible divorces in the near future with commentary on prospects and timing.
The Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon features America’s greatest horse show running Oct 20 and daily through the following week. It showcases top jumping and hunting events with record prize money including 100000 in total awards and 62500 for the Show alone, drawing visitors from rail routes offering one third round trip rates.
Sunday focuses on meditating on the law to prosper and guide daily life. Monday urges thankfulness for the land and blessings from God. Tuesday highlights sharing and loyalty to others as a part of service. Wednesday presents the Angel of the Covenant and God’s enduring promises. Thursday praises obedience over offerings and the voice of the Lord. Friday stresses diligent keeping of God’s commandments and statutes. Saturday asks for God’s help at home and daily reliance on him.
Sherman J. Lowell of New York was sworn in as a member of the United States tariff commission under a recess appointment by President Coolidge.
Rev. W. W. Head presides at Congregational Church with services at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. A prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
A church schedule lists Sunday School at 10.00 A.M. Junior Endeavor at 6.30 P.M. Prayer meeting Thursday 7.30 P.M. and worship at 8:00 P.M. The record notes morning and evening gatherings for worship and youth activities.
A fragment shows a quarrel where a wife asks why her husband laughs at her hat as a joke, implying tension and misunderstanding in a domestic exchange from a historical page.
Bobby Jones of Atlanta loses the championship to George Von Elm in Los Angeles, two up and one to play, after a dramatic final round where Von Elm seizes the lead at the fourth green.
IONE LODGE No. 120 AF and AM meet on the third Wednesday monthly with W M W. EK Hillard as secretary Elmer s i f ith. LOCUST CHAP SR No 119 GOF meets the second and fourth Tuesday monthly with WM Mrs Clara Hawk and Sec Mrs Roc Mason.
IONE LODGE 145 meets every say evening led by N G Ernest Melikery with officers Conner See Lee Lowell as treas.
The fragment invites members to meet on the first and third Thursday of each month in North Carolina with officers Helker Shaver and Verda Ritchie named as secretary. Additional names Ett Brix and Mary Shaver appear, but the OCR is unclear on roles or exact location.
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