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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
5
Community leaders push to balance Indiannapolis strength as a commercial hub with residential appeal. They urge beautification campaigns, tree planting, street cleanliness, and smoke reduction to attract residents and improve living conditions while preserving industry and culture.
Missouri state highway department asks each rural school on a state highway to beautify its grounds with plantings. A landscape expert will help prepare planting plans using native shrubs and flowers. The program, part of last year’s highway beautification effort, aims for low-cost, high-impact landscaping.
The text notes that small towns need comprehensive planning like big cities. It cites increased auto use and traffic relief needs for airports and parks driving large changes. It highlights regional planning growth in the United States, especially near Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Washington, with many new county planning commissions established.
California fights a campaign against intrusive road signage to protect scenery for tourists. The effort argues scenery should trump commercial displays, pressuring firms to curb roadside signs and limit visual clutter to preserve beauty along highways. The Minneapolis Journal notes the strategy targets two major companies and others to trim signs.
Contractors simplify upgrading by placing new brick over the old frame after swapping outdated bags. Builders offer financing options allowing owners a small down payment and installment terms for the remodeling project.
A fragment notes combine with bricks and metals for architectural effects including gutters down spouts casements sash timber and plate glass. It mentions teeth weenitec tural demands and uses with copper zinc and timber elements.
The Country Home notes that business rides the road boom and will relocate or expand to the next town unless the home town improves. The advise emphasizes infrastructure and orderly development to retain local commerce.
On the census day a baby born at Good Samaritan hospital prompts the father to suggest naming it Henry. After a conference with the enumerator the couple choose Henrietta to please the mother who cannot speak, per a nurse.
Brian Jewett attempts to sell eight of ten new gold pieces outside a Portland Maine bank claiming one coin, a foreigner tests it by biting and passes, others laugh. He offered four dollars per piece but only one buyer took five remaining pieces. Crowds listen as the episode unfolds outside Congress Street.
A curious visitor from the city named Cannibalistic Legile travels to a country farm. During milking the calf's arrival triggers alarm as the calf is described as ready to eat the cow. The scene ends with Leslie crying out in worry for the mother cow and her calf.
The councilman chatted with youths about orange groves fig ranches and apricot orchards in southern California. A spectator called for the outcome of the simple life, and someone shouted a grim reply a simple death.
The text discusses simple statements for disposing of life insurance and general estate and personal keepsakes while noting the administration of the will as a weighty problem. It emphasizes the importance of choosing an executor.
A humorous exchange about language and a pet curves through a Life feature. The snippet hints at character dialogue and everyday oddities in speech.
Secliller offers a cryptic aphorism about moral paths and outcomes, suggesting that virtue yields positive results while bad methods undermine it. The line frames a cautionary view on purpose and consequence.
Many suffer from indigestion due to acid condition. Phillips Milk of Magnesia offers quick relief within minutes. It neutralizes acid, relieves sourness and gas after meals, and prevents distress two hours after eating. A pleasant, effective remedy for temporary stomach upset.
An American Magazine quotation attributed to Edgar Guest argues no woman can slight him by rejoicing in her husband’s homecoming and no man can lose his good opinion by paying attention to the wife.
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