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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
10
The Lone Independent Zone prints a quotation from Alexander Hamilton emphasizing that taxation requires extensive information and thorough knowledge of political economy as essential to government administration. The note appears in the September 19 1930 issue.
The writer extols the Chicago Air Show and compares it to mobile exhibits, noting 32 passenger planes between Los Angeles and San Francisco and praising pilots like Ike Williams and Jimmy Doolittle. They discuss England’s military air show, bombers’ speeds, and high altitude flight, along with awe at crosscountry letters from distant friends.
The piece blends political opinions and local chatter about Aimee and Ma Ferguson, women voters, and primary outcomes with hints of church matters and a Seattle bootlegger trial. It riffs on regional headlines, faith in government, and quirky lines about children voting and veils in Jerusalem.
Three governors Oregon Washington and Idaho attend Rotary Luncheon hosted by Portland Club during the 201h Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon October 25 to November 1. Memorix Services will honor Jale Cover for Patterson of Oregon with the unveiling of a tablet and a large exhibit on beef cattle horses hogs poultry and more from U S Department of Agriculture and regional groups. Special low round trip fares will be offered on major rail and bus lines to the Exposition.
Legal voters in School District No. 35 of Morrow County Oregon are notified a school meeting at Lone School House on September 30 1930 at 1 30 PM to discuss the budget and vote on levying a special district tax. The budget covers the fiscal year from June 30 1930 to June 30 1931 and includes funds from county state and elementary school funds and taxes. Voting rules allow any voter to vote on proposals before the meeting after ballots are counted at least one hour after the meeting start.
Summary shows estimated receipts and expenses for the 1930 31 school year. It lists allocations for personal service 15 540 and 32 044 80 total expenses, plus fixed charges and debt services. It notes 9 658 26 balance to be raised by districts and emergency funds of 746 80.
Dela M. Carson District Clerk signs attest dated the 17th day.
Alex Lindsay of Silverton staged a parade in support of Republican governor candidate Phil Metachan. The float featured a water wagon, four-horse team and banners recalling Metachan and Lindsay’s 1902 partnership when they faced adversity in Heppner.
Miss Anabelle Strodman and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt with family left Thursday for an extended motor trip through Oregon and Washington. Mrs. Earle Eskelson joins them to Portland with plans to Salem for the winter. The Hunts plan to see the Oregon Star Fair before returning home. Also traveling were Minees Helen Falconer Helen Wels Pear Vail Mrs Frank Turner and Mrs Clarence Howell who shopped in Heppner with local merchants. Mrs Howell chauffeured as others visit Eva Lane in Salem Footnotes note local shoppers and visitors from the area.
The article notes Ile du Diable as a French penal colony off the coast of French Guiana about four miles northwest of Cayenne on the continent's northeast coast. It highlights its isolation and historical role in punishment and exile.
The bureau notes no difference between the devilfish and the octopus. It reports in some regions the devil fish is abundant with lengths from seven to eight feet and weights from four to ten pounds.
A Hillshero News Herald item notes a controversial view that harmony in marriage comes from a husband always doing as his wife desires, at her pace, and never criticizing her possessions. The remark reflects gender norms of the era and sparked debate among readers.
A fragmented critique notes a cynic who rarely sees good but always spots bad, describing a human owl vigilant in darkness yet blind to Weht-Deerher. The piece reads as a compact satirical meditation on perception and judgment.
W. Murdock improved the Masonic hall surroundings by removing weeds. W. Murdock visited the Fred McMurray ranch. E. J. Bristow and family vacationed in Walla Walla. Mrs Harriet Brown and Mira Hildegard Williams attended the Boardman fair. Leonard Larson returned to lone and resumed work as O. W. R. and N. section foreman. Dan F. Mulhern left his relief post. Clifford McCabe will study at Mossy Rock Washington living with his aunt J. F. Chrisman. Alice Keller’s 160 acre property sold to Otto Rietmann. O. W. R. & N. Spur at the Shi Oil plant in upper lane completed and ready for use.
The document notes that no external law compels Congress members to attend sessions. It explains that the Constitution grants each chamber the power to compel the attendance of its own members, including senators, for proceedings.
An obscure 16th century fragment describes a bow found within a roll of cloth used to adjust a garment. The text notes how a drawing was inserted in the lining to fit the head, reflecting tailoring ingenuity of the era.
A term from the text describes an individual who habitually offers guidance on any subject despite lacking knowledge of the topic. The label signals a meddling figure who dispenses opinions regardless of expertise.
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