14 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
1
Deputy Marshal Clark arrested Laula Le Trace last Saturday on illegal liquor possession charges near the slaughterhouse. At 2:00 pm Monday he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after case withdrawal, with Recorder Robinson fining him $20.00.
Robert Montgomery and family move to Portland this week. William Kennedy of Portland visits Lone for Northwest National Bank affairs and stays at Lone Hotel. Lone plunged into darkness Tuesday evening when Pacific Power line fault cut power. Break caused by a tree near Hood River. Morrow County greeted General Rain, adjutant to Jupiter Plavina, during a welcome visit. Cooperative Observer Morgan reports just over half an inch of rain, soil depth penetration noted. Frank Wilson returns south. farmers await harvest season. Independent Warehouse Co. moves offices to Bank of Lone building, bought by Fred Manchin. Mrs. Margaret Low improves after illness. Morrow and Umatilla counties plan joint teacher institute at Pendleton October 4–5. Eva Balsiger and cousin Alfred Balsiger visiting LaGrande with Wendell Balsiger. Dr. Samuel Tyler of Ben, back from eye training, will be at Peterson’s store in Hopper September 16–17 for corneal glasses guaranteed. Mrs. S. E. Moore home from Portland visit.
Excellent condition Walnut player piano offered as a bargain. Includes bench and cabinet. Call or write for details or to arrange viewing.
A fragment notes Dr. J Arthur Craig, a dentist in Heppner Oregon, at an evening gala event on a Saturday night. The text mentions a case apartment bid and alcoholic sobriety was not strong, with limited readable details.
Seedirye is offered for sale at McNabb war house. The contact lists Ms for a phone and Emil Swangon with Ernest Chistopherson as the point of reference. The item appears as a local sale notice likely from a small-town classifieds page.
Statement by Secretary of State Sam Koze shows Oregon's outstanding bonds at 6 163 960. Key bonds include 33 56 million State Highway Bonds, 24 million World War Veterans State Aid Bonds, 2 158 960 Irrigation District Bonds, and 450 00 Rural Credit Bonds. By 1929 total may reach 62 826 499 as portions are paid. revenues from motor vehicle tax and gasoline levy fund payments. Rural Credit Bonds backed by real estate mortgages. WWI bonds tied to veterans loans secured by mortgages on 26 million in issues. irrigation district bonds may require state payment. Reduction in state property tax levy possible later.
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