Golden hours pass with no chance of recovery
Between sunrise and sunset two golden hours pass, each a sixty diamond minute, and no retreat or remedy is available for their loss as they drift away forever.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
4
Cecil News Items From Willow Creek District
Cecil school opens with eight pupils and Miss Burk as teacher. Twenty two pupils enrolled in Arlington schools from Willows district. Bus driver named Geo rge Kopp begins his ninth year at Willows school. Families visit Grange and relatives at Bubeck and Ukiah. Miss Bork the Cecil teacher arrives and stays with Peter Timm family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burk
O. L. Lundell
Anea Creek Grange
Thei Rhallow
Miss Waylette
Bubeck
Jack Hymn
Ukia
Wees
Mico
Mra
Bat Dlurgan
Billy
Bobby
Mr. Johnson
Portiamafter
John Bubeck
C. L. Lundell
Heppoe
Iliss Bork
Cecil
Miss Bork
Peter Timm
Willows Grange and Pomona Notices for Fair and Meeting
Willows Grange reminds of the Morrow County Fair at Boare man this Friday and Saturday with entry by 11 00 Friday morning. Members must arrange exhibits and transport for the Willows Grange booth and deliver items to listed members. Next Saturday night is the regular Willows Grange meeting with degree expositions and candidate attendance. Pomona Grange will meet with Krebs Creek Grange on October 4 with Julius Meir as principal afternoon speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boareman
Willows Grame Booth
Willows Grange
The flot patrols of girl guides renamed to Girl Scouts
The article notes the transformation of the Girl Guides movement in the United States from Savathah Gate V2 credentials to the Girl Scouts name, marking a nationwide rebranding of the youth organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Guides
United States
Savathah
Girl Scouts
Congressional Prayers at Opening of Congress
The opening prayers for each congressional session are erratic and alternate daily, reflecting variation in the ceremonial addresses. A continuous rotation of speakers delivers the invocations, shaping the tone of the session from day to day.
Cabinet System Advocated in Oregon State Vote
The cabinet form of government is promoted as a simplified, accountable system. Oregon faces 74 officers and 17 large state institutions with 6,000 names on payrolls and a monthly payroll around 650,000, lacking unified oversight.
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Oregon
TME
New York
Pennsylvania
Illngis
Virginia
Massachusetts
Ohio
California
Washington
Minnesota
Tennessee
Idaho
Nebraska
Maryland
Vermont
South Dakota
Herman Oliver
Norblat
Walter F. Dodd
Department of Political Science
Yale University
Dodd
John A. Fairlie
Ilinois
Illinois
John M. Mathews
Minds
Hector Maclhierson
Joint
Commission On
Lake Tahoe trip with stars and wild river falls tale
A narrator recalls a Tahoe California Nevada trip with Fred Stone and family. They visit Yosemite area, view a dramatic falls scene, bear feeding, Carson City sights, and joke about entertainment and boxing figures, ending with notes on Hewlitt Hunter Melborson versus Molvernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Tahoe
la California
Nevada
California
Fred Stone
Bantu Montes
Yosemite
Fred
Firat Place
Alma
Alain
Fragmentary historical plea on women’s appearance and modesty
A garbled excerpt argues that women must avoid outdoor exposure to prevent facial disfigurement and to uphold decorum. The text frames the issue as a social duty and instructs women on how to present themselves in public.
Fragmentary Quote On Memory and Consciousness
A cryptic passage by Thonis Carlyle contemplates inner timers and unknown properties. It muses on whether a conscious mind can discern truth, noting uncertainty about serious cases and the limits of recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
White Elephant Venerated In Distant Lands
Fragmentary text notes a revered white elephant in distant realms. Mentions people from Chtabedia Tide Chin Sumatin and Abyssinia involved with the elephant in a place called the Pe tard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulver
Slam
Elphant
Eterial
Pereot
Potihaf Diaberent
Ted
Chtabedia
Tide Chin
Sumatin
Abyssinia
Aly
Lexington News Roundup of Local People and Events
Lexingt on residents Vernon Scovt and family return from Oregon Junction City vacation. Miss Vera Breshears visits. Mr. Hacket,new agent change. Kay Campbell injured barn work. Keller family planning Pendleton move. Miss Jessie McCabe hosts guests. A M Edwardee buys Kayo Leweh home. Neal White and Vivian visit. Eula McMillan departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Scovt
Frestiman
Atu
Llepptien
Holee
Oudre
George
Peek Duu
Keonethio
Kivin
Junction City
Oregon
Vera Breshears
Luce
Sealogptan
Bowie
Loogg Beach
Wash
Mr. Hacket
Antooo Thorping
Kay Campbell Aiet
Bay
Social Ridge
McMurdo
Ka Keller
Lexington
Miiday
Keller
Pendleton
Mia
Kelier
Frank
James
Kaward
Sil’s College
Kirksville
Jessie McCabe
Sanday
A.M. Edweree
Kayo Leweh
and Meare
Neil Whie
Non Vivian
Sarat. White
White
Horns Will Blow Crime from Earth Says Frank Loesch
Frank Loesch urged musical education to deter juvenile crime in a speech at the Conn Music Center Elkhart Indiana. He cited the Union League Boys Club program in Chicago as evidence with a 400 member band and 64 drum and bugle corps contributing to reduced delinquency. He praised bands as character builders and cited support from William J. Burns Osbourne McConathy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Frank Loesch
Chicago
Frank ©. Loesch
Toover's Nations Chad Committee
T Trowscutor
Conn Music Center
Elkhart
Indiana
Loesch
Attiehks
Léesth
Union League Boyn' Clu
William J. Burns
Osbourne McConathy
Northwestern University
America
Ohio
Parkes Cadman
New York
Uem
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