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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
6
Entered as second class matter at the post office in Ione Oregon under the act of March 4 1879 Friday Sept 5 1930 subscription rates for six and three months are listed with amounts and durations. The fragmentary text indicates postal regulation and date of publication.
Lexington born Alva McMillan, former public school student, gains prominence in journalism as editor of the Oregon State Monthly published at Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borchell return home after a brief business trip to Portland.
The Lexington school begins with a reworked building and improved facilities. Principal Endie Ingles leads a new staff including Alice Montgomery, A C Bechdell, Mrs F Turner, Mrs Clarence Howell, and Helen Wells. Visiting teachers arrive, and local happenings feature Ballenger from The Dalles, family visits, and town gatherings as the community outfits for the year.
A historic note describes the Hwang Ho or Yellow River as the source of repeated floods devastating northern China. It is called China’s sorrow and considered ungovernable and a scourge affecting the population.
After Carrie Nation died a portrait and a hatchet seized from her are stored in the Kauai State Historical Society archives in Topeka. A memory fountain marks the site of her first protest. The article notes limits on money orders: maximum $100 per order but no daily limit per person.
A quoted reflection notes that people measure us by our actions while we measure ourselves by our capabilities, attributed to Longfellow. The statement emphasizes self-assessment versus external judgment and mirrors moral considerations.
A satirical Beverly Hills piece rails at Governor Herbert and Cal Hoover era politics. The narrator riffs on Monterey County improvements, travel through Yosemite, and praises ex Senator Phelan's will while laments political grandstanding. The rambling reminiscence blends old greens, rides, and cultural change.
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