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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
1
The piece argues against a new income tax in Oregon, warning it would repeat past mistakes that drove away industries and jobs. It cites outside lenders, calls for development capital, and notes Oregon’s population, land area, and tax filing statistics to urge opposing the tax measure.
Lawrence W. Wallace leads a survey committee appointed by the American Engineering Council to conduct a nationwide investigation aimed at ending confusion in aviation. The remark references a call for practical guidance and credible expertise as the effort seeks coherent standards and clear advisories.
A reflective line from Siplth extols love built on mutual support and affection. It emphasizes loving and being loved as the path to the greatest happiness in life, framed as a social ideal rather than a narrative event.
The Christian Church invites worshipers to an Endeavor at 16 30 and a preaching service at 19 30 with the sermon titled Which is of more value Men or Sheep A Sunday morning Bible School is planned at 10 00 for all ages.
Local notes span events at Bulard's Pharmacy with gallery refreshes and a Musical Program at a Christian church next Tuesday. Admission earns pennies equal to speaker age. proceeds aid a local cause as crowds flock to the High Seoul play Al Fil House and Doreas Society sandwich sale at the McMurray building on election day. Mr and Mrs Swanson Ruth and mer motor to erin and back. The Portal of Peace monument near Kaleway in British Columbia commemorates a decade of US Canada peace. The Dorene Society serves cake coffee and pies at the Mr Murry building on election day. Remington portable typewriters promoted by Bulard's Pharmacy.
Born and raised in Union County, he was educated at the University of Oregon and served 20 months in the late World War including 14 months overseas. He helped organize the American Legion and was State Commander in 1923-24. He was active in flour manufacturing and grain business in Union County.
Public owned forests cover a fraction of U S land with ownership split among federal state local governments and private owners. The federal government holds a large portion while states and local units own smaller shares with private timber owners also present in the landscape.
Mrs. Jane Jones of Conway has passed away after living in Britain’s smallest house. The dwelling sits on Conway quay with a six foot wide frontage and ten foot depth, illustrating its extreme compactness and historic curiosity.
The text notes that Haurds vary color with soil, including white, black, or yellow hues. Horns along the back blend with the ground, aiding camouflage as lizards squat when threatened by enemies.
The Weston Chronicle notes a grim inevitability as households face rising costs with age. It argues living off land into adulthood increases financial strain and outlines local conditions affecting sustenance and security.
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