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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
4
A Friday September 19 1930 fragment from The Lone Independent Zone Oregon emphasizes that taxation demands extensive knowledge of political economy, citing Alexander Hamilton to underscore government finance principles.
A reader from Beverly Hills discusses upcoming Chicago Air Show and aviation progress. He praises air travel growth, notes 32 passenger routes Los Angeles to San Francisco, and mentions pilots like Al Williams and Jimmy Doolittle. He recalls England’s military air show and reflects on high altitude bomber speeds and risks of early flight.
The untidy column rambles through local feuds and gossip about Aimee and Ma McPherson, party politics, women voters, and a Seattle bootleggers’ trial. It hints at election fatigue, unemployment, and calls for broader voting rights for children, ending with a stray, garbled line about Claremore.
Three governors of Oregon Washington and Idaho were honored at the Rotary Luncheon during the 201h Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon. The event also featured the Junior Agriculturalists Camp Plummer and a Memorial Service for Governor Paterson with a new Hall of Boys and Girls Club work and Smith Hughes activities. Exhibits include pure bred cattle dairy livestock poultry hogs goats and horses along with industrial dairy show wool and molalr displays and a wildlife exhibit by the Oregon Fish and Game Commission. Special low round trip fares will apply on major rail lines.
Legal voters of School District No 35 of Morrow County Oregon are notified a school meeting will be held at Lone School House on September 30 1930 at 1 30 PM to discuss the budget and to vote on levying a special district tax. The budget covers funds from county state elementary district taxes and other district revenues for fiscal year June 30 1930 to June 30 1931. Balloting rules allow any legal voter to vote on proposals before the meeting until ballots are counted at least one hour after the meeting start.
The document lists budget items including supplies transportation of pupils and other auxiliary agencies with total auxiliary expenses and fixed charges. It shows capital outlays for furniture and equipment and betterments, debt service components including principal and interest on bonds and warrants, an emergency line, and a final recap of total estimated expenses at $62 044 80 with receipts excluding tax and a balance to be raised by district of $15 540 and related figures.
Alex Lindsay of Silverton recalls his decades long friendship with Phil Metschan, who is running as a republican for governor, as he leads a parade through town to rally support. The article recounts Metschan and Lindsay facing hardship with a hotel purchase in Heppner and their perseverance to build value from a “white elephant.”
Miss Anabelle Strodtman and the Hunt family left Thursday for a motor trip through Oregon and Washington. Mrs Earle Eskelson rode to Portland, aiming for Salem next, and Oregon Star Fair plans were noted. Others, including Mrs Frank Warner and Mrs Clarence Howell, shopped in Heppner while Mrs Howell served as chauffeur. Mrs Ed Budlong and two Salem daughters visited Eva Lane's home.
The text describes Devil's Island or Ile du Diable a French penal colony off French Guiana about forty leagues northwest of Cayenne on the northern coast of South America. It notes its location and functions as a colonial penal site.
Four and a half year old Goloshes Charles Th jiard observes his mother cleaning a turkey. He asks in innocence what she is doing to the turkey’s goloshes, revealing a child’s playful misunderstanding.
The bureau of fishing states there is no distinction between devilfish and octopus. In regions with abundant devil fish, creatures range seven to eight feet long and weigh four to ten pounds.
A Hillshors News Herald item asserts lasting harmony comes from a husband doing exactly what his wife wants, when she wants it, and never criticizing her actions. The column frames this as the sole path to domestic serenity.
A cryptic note condemns a cynical figure described as ever vigilant in darkness aiding an unnamed Meht-Deecher. The text portrays the subject as a human owl, opposing both good and bad in vague terms.
Local events include a weed clearing at the Masonic hall grounds by a brother, W. Murdock visiting the Fred McMurray ranch, and E. J. Bristow with family in Walla Walla. Williams and Mrs Harriett Brown attended the Boardman fair. Leonard Larson returned to work as O R N section foreman, with Dan Mulhern replacing him briefly. McCabe to Mossy Rock for schooling. 160 acres owned by Mrs Alice Keller sold to Otto Rietmann. O R N Spur at the Ship Oil plant upper lane completed and ready.
The document notes that Congress can compel attendance of its members, despite ambiguities. It explains that the Constitution grants each house power over its members, enabling enforcement within its own chamber. The passage emphasizes constitutional basis for attendance and procedural rights.
A fragmentary note describes a bow discovered among relics tied to a historic feud. The text hints at masking or adjusting the weapon within a lining, referencing alienation and late events.
An individual who habitually offers advice on every subject is challenged to recognize personal gaps. The piece notes the irony of someone ready to counsel others while possibly lacking self awareness.
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