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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
4
A Blackstone farmer reading by a roadside wall was interrupted by a dusty stroiger named Renblad who boasted of notoriety. The intruder drew a gun but the farmer kept reading, noting Renblad’s failed fame after years on the run. Renblad walked off as the farmer resumed his book.
John T. Benson notes in Popular Mechanics that elephant drives yield fewer young, with only eight or nine good ones now. Some calves are trained for circus roles or riding, captured in the dry season when food is scarce. Elephants endure long journeys and need care, nursing, and acclimation to reach old age.
The move abolishes Miss and uses Mia for all women, highlighting historical shifts from Mistress. Evidence shows Miss emerged to debate a woman’s inferior status without a husband, with Puritan and high-status figures resisting the change.
Paris police regulate bridge arches while 4460 people use under-arches and lodging houses. The Salvation Army sends two volunteers nightly to share soup and food, aiding destitute men and attempting to reclaim them from life under the arches.
An antiquated tale speaks of cobblers amassing wealth through trade. One craftsman reputedly earned 18,000,000 gold by trapping Nathaniel Ward, an Augustinian born in 1570, a scholar of high rank who studied at Cambridge, toured Europe, and became a Puritan in New England. He authored The Simple Cobbler of Agawam.
The text hints at early communication struggles spanning vast eras. It mentions fire arrows as a warlike signaling method and references mirror signaling practiced in regions such as Persia and Babylon, suggesting ancient methods to reveal or conceal location and movement.
A family endures a tire blowout on the road as members exchange words and frustration about help and timing. The scene captures tension and small conflicts amid an unexpected roadside incident.
Morgan residents attended a reception for Mr and Mrs John Krebs Thursday night. Miss Martha Wilson traveled from Portland to visit then headed to Heppner for school duties. A porch party organized by H O Ely brought the Young people of Morgan together with games music and refreshments. Sunday school plans a return on September 6 for winter activities inviting all to attend.
Mrs J G Johnson returns from Oregon visit to relatives in Portland and Astoria. Karl Bench and family plan a brief vacation after a busy period. School starts next Monday with hopeful signs of enrollment up from last year. Mrs Binnie Isom takes over care duties as Reany family member travels to Salem. Miss Nellie Dane visits grandparents in Salem with Clark Dans family.
A reader recounts a holiday excursion into a great forest where splendid trees and the quiet beauty of nature offer a welcome escape from alcohol. The exchange hints at shared plans to return together for more peaceful moments outdoors.
A quirky caption notes a Bridegroom asking for change after offering to pay $2 for a wife. An officiant questions the price and the exchange sparks a humorous, pointed scene about money and marriage.
Fragmentary record describes a trail feature with a widened hole and a box with pretty visible holes. The wording is unclear but notes a globe like form and extended ground area around the hole.
Fragmentary dialogue notes reveal a strange exchange about waste and popularity. The speakers Brown Jeno and Green discuss lawnmower noises and a failed thrill of speed, touching on aviation and racing imagery without clear narrative.
A garbled dialect snippet describes Natuee and a mysterious digger, noting the creature's fore claws and surprising prowess in a snowy wood. The fragment hints at a narrative about an extraordinary being among old folk.
A fragment describes a traveler who observed unusual dietary cravings among a herd, noting cattle and sheep behavior and a claim that partial hydrotyed beratin could increase wool production. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
A fragmentary historical note describes a debut at the John Street theater in New York, mentioning a play titled The Centrat and a performance by an actor connected to Richard Bernsley Sharidan. The text reflects early drama and theater culture in the era.
A garbled fragment from Ameri can Legion Weirkly includes dialogue about feeding positivity and a maid answering, with stray phrases about newlyweds and a garden visit from a pup.
Fragmentary notes describe pheasant behavior and hunting observations. The garbled text references a shooter and a gunner engaging pheasants and mentions an unknown location and publication origin.
The article discusses how the term Colonial reflects architecture and decor developed in America before the Revolutionary era, noting varying interpretations and the influence of furnishing styles on perception. It emphasizes the diverse ideas people attach to the term.
Notley a bereby given that the time for hearing the estate of Perry Dottie deceased is set by the County Court of Mor County Oregon. The hearing will be September 24 at 9:00 a.m. in the County Court Room to determine the appointment of a personal representative and related issues. Publication August 22. Name L. Roberson listed as administrator.
Rented and equipped outfit available on Wool rent 18 or sale terms to renter. Interested parties write to EF Link, LGB. 17th Street North for details.
A damaged clipping from Smith's Weekly Sydney presents a fragmentary anecdote about Catherine Kittle and a comical scene with a hen, with a stray exclamation about birds. The readable text hints at playful dialogue and rural setting amid a broader column.
Illinois hosts the world's largest LavEnglnea and deposi near Ottawa, a notable geological site attracting interest. Locals highlight its scale and potential scientific value.
A fragmented tale hints at a rushed marriage and growing discord between Joyve and Tom. The narrator links love for a pretty girl to jealousy and fear of being left behind as tensions rise between the couple and an implied third party.
Ambiguous OCR fragment shows a dialogue with a clerk and a character called His Status Man, mentioning a grover song and a tend. Names and context are unclear, making interpretation speculative.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a married couple discussing quarrels and reconciliation in a light, informal exchange. The speaker suggests blame and repair follow from conflict, while the other responds with uneasy sentiment and a casual remark about moving on.
Fragmented readable text shows a typo filled discussion about a divorce and personal relations. It also contains an unrelated digression on the human brain’s relative size and weight compared with animals. The readable portion centers on a marital dispute and implied court action.
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