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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
4
The article explains that after the June 28 1927 constitutional amendment voters must be registered to vote. Registration books close October 6 with changes needed for those moving or not voting in two years. Eligible voters should verify registration now and vote this year per County Clerk guidance.
A British investigators report on American library methods, published by the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust in Edinburgh, lauds Oregon State Library at Salem. It highlights four main services including a mail order sending library and a branch system of traveling services, noting the librarian’s willingness to experiment.
The Union Pacific program extends to all public and county libraries across the state, handling selection and purchase of books for school files and sales. Mail order volume nears 34 000 requests with 123 000 titles shipped to 70 communities, aiding 2321 school districts with loans lists and delivery. The service also provides portions of large reference works by mail, delivering equal access to distant students, supervised personally by the state librarian.
Denominations on the Pacific coast look to convene the Pacific Slope Congress in Portland from September 17 to 20 with several hundred delegates anticipated from California Oregon Washington Idaho and Utah. The Christ's Church at Lexington hosted a Davis Tripple Chimes program on September 10 and B E Limerick of the Pacific Protective Society promoted the Louige Home and Albertina Kerr Nursery Home, drawing support from local residents.
The undersigned Roger Morrow County administrator of Lydia Ritchie estate, requests all claimants to present verified claims within six months from the first publication date. Claims must be filed at attorney S. B Notwes office in Heppner Oregon. Publication date August 17, 1998.
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