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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
2
The readable text shows a postmark style notice from Lace Oregon dated September 24 1926. It mentions classification and mailing phrases along with a quoted line attributed to Morris and a poetic fragment about returning from sickness.
A hundred years ago the Youths Companion printed guidance on how to be liked. It urges modest self presentation, listening, avoiding vulgarity, measured compliments, temper control, and respect for others. It warns against repeating jokes, speaking too long, or giving unasked advice, and stresses judging company before speaking.
A poetic meditation on safety and faith at sea. The speaker trusts in divine protection through storm and danger, finding peace in the cradle of the deep amid tempests and peril. The refrain emphasizes immortality and reliance on God.
Rear Admiral George Henry Rock of the United States Navy, assistant chief of the Bureau of Construction, has been promoted to rear admiral to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Rear Admiral Elliott Snow. The report notes Navy reshuffles and unit continuity in construction.
The fragment references age in biblical terms with a surprising exchange about the proper age for a cradle roll. It mentions the number fifty seven and the phrase suet the right age, hinting at a historical or church related census or record keeping.
The fragment references a marriage and a fortune teller, with lines about care for wages and profit. It mentions a “Prophet and Lost” heading and questions about money received, suggesting a poetic or prose piece exploring fate and loss.
A quirky remark questions the value of saving money, mocking the idea as too little for a car and too much for a wife. The misquoted phrasing suggests a lighthearted or satirical note on personal finance and expenditure.
Fragmentary OCR line discusses a woman and convention with references to payment and Loewe font styles, lacking verifiable details or coherent event. No identifiable people, places, or dates emerge to form a factual card.
The Columbia River Association sets a three day visit for October 20 to 22. Activities include visits to Condon Lone and a closing association meeting at The Dalles with Rev E L Wood from Eugene named as joint pastor and Rev Wallace Jones conducting revival meetings at Boardman.
The essay argues that success comes from persistence and fit between ability and chosen work. It discusses choosing a life path by desire, effort, and opportunity, citing Butler and Hart as examples who pursued engineering or farming despite initial doubt or calls of family tradition.
A devotional list outlines daily themes from Scripture. Topics include strength courage and God's presence, loving strangers, following righteousness, serving God with heart, voluntary obedience, and the prophecy of victory through self control and faith.
A church directory listing worship places and contact details as compiled for parishioners seeking services and times across the community.
The notice lists worship times at 11:00 A M and 7:30 P M with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30.
Local fraternal groups list meeting times for Jone Longe No 120 A F and A M and Locust Chartier No 119 O FE with details of Wednesdays and Tuesdays each month and several contact names for members.
Zone Lodge No 1355 1 0 0 PF meets every Saturday evening led by N G Ernest Helier with VVG Chas O Conner as secretary and Lee Howell as treasurer E J Bristow also listed as officer
MUNCHGRASS EBEskI No M1 meets the first and third Thursday of each month. Officers listed include Vida Helker V G Mary Shaver Lee Verda Ritchiy Treas Etta Bristow.
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