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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
5
A blaze at the Washington state penitentiary main cell building caused about 100000 in damages. Prisoners were evacuated under guard as flames spread through wooden structures. Siberia wing remained intact and repairs are planned.
Berlin reports Parker Gilbert with the reparations commission approved an agreement with Germany's finance minister Reinhold. Germany will pay 100 million marks during the third annuity year ending 1932 27 replacing two contingent budgetary contributions of 250 000 marks each due 1929 and 1938. The move substitutes a definite sum for uncertain contingencies and increases funds for deliveries in kind. Gilbert says the arrangement aids the plan's smooth operation and reduces uncertainty, signaling goodwill and mutual understanding.
Washington D C The Interstate Commerce Commission refused an application by railroads Beattie Washington and Portland to run four daily passenger trains via Longview Woah arguing the route would endanger safety inconvenience travel and raise costs The current pool of Northern Pacific Great Northern and Oregon Washington railroads runs five daily Seattle Portland trains over the Northern Pacific line plus a Colo wreck reports 27 killed and many injured after a wreck near Waco Colorado with investigations noted Provident J Pyentt officials cited a water incident amid the crash scene.
Stanfield Baskera announced the nomination of Robert N. to the U S Senate at Portland Oregon. A brief acceptance speech followed as the party defeated the primary contest and formalized the campaign plan.
A senior diplomat in Geneva said the United States reservations to the world court will probably be accepted as the conference considers them. He noted optimism after adjournment and cited a 14 member committee to study the American conditions, while the closing sessions indicated wide concessions to meet U S views. President Van BYtiga noted initial reservations and first readings approved.
In California the Republican field backs C. C. Youn with a large plurality over Governor Friend W. Richardson. Lieutenant Governor Jo Ng leads the governor by over 13 000 votes, while Mex Godbell trails. Democrats Jack Wardell and Carl Alexander Johnson contend for the gubernatorial nomination amid McAdoo influence. Senator Samuel M. Shartridge holds a narrow lead over Molyert M. Clarke in the Coolidge faction. John Elliott leads the Democratic Senate contest amid Tammany support signals.
United Bites holds clear title to the Pause Comal sone after Acting Secretary Winkton pays six million to Colonia as the final installment on a loan used to obtain the canal. The fall purchase price was seventy million dollars.
Local notes recount Miss Mattie Wilson and others camping in the mountains with the Minors. Several calls and visits occur among Ely, Farrens, Palmateer, Atkinson, Treedson, and Harbison families. Attendees travel from lone, Estacada, Santa Ana, and Eugene area for weekends and midweek social visits.
Notice from Mrs Gers Jackson and family expresses deep appreciation for neighbors' kindness during illness and death of Gerald Jackson. They thank floral donors and list local merchants and remedies referenced in the fragment.
Rev. Mr. Jones visits from Helix Drew. Mr and Mrs Albert Rutehman return to Junction City Oregon. Long list of relatives neighbors and travel tales from Lexington including Burchells Johnston family Parker Leathers and others. Car crash near Lexington injures Ford passenger. school books priced cash only.
A syndicate led by Harrig Fores & Co arranged a sizable loan totaling 20,000,000 for the state of Pronwha in America. The financing aims to support external management and development projects across the region.
Notice is given that the hearing of the Pinal account of Perry, Denila, administrator of the estate of Piney C. Dennla, deceased, will be held on October 2 at 2 PM in the County Court Loom Ii in Heppner, Mor row County Oregon. Objections to the account must be written and filed with the court. Published September 24 and 27.
Southwest of Lane a wheat ranch is for rent stocked and equipped. Rent option includes selling the outfit to the renter. Interested parties write to E. Link at 1019 KE 17th Street North.
Concord grapes are ripe and available for picking with containers supplied. Price is three and a half cents per pound for fruit, three cents per 100 pounds, plus five cents per pound for picking and packing. Orders should be sent to H. D. Saling, located one and a half miles east of Irrigon.
A house for sale near the schoolhouse on Third Street in Jone Oregon. For particulars call or write Walt Corlay Jone Oregon Mra B Randall.
The notice promotes Prunes a famous Italian variety, described as good keeper and good eater with canning qualities. A twenty pound crate is offered at 40 cents F O B. The seller is Joe Douda of Kalacada Oregon.
Fragmentary report notes a figure referred to as the Gospel Prophet Tealship crowned amid prophecies tied to the Hibia texts. The incomplete text mentions blackberries and Concord grapes as vivid images within the reverie.
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