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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
6
A damaged OCR shows a line about a postoffice entry in lene Oregon dated September 24 1926. It references act of March 1 1870 and mentions a poem line about death and the soul.
A century ago Youth's Companion offered concise advice on pleasing friends: listen, avoid pride, refine speech, control temper, avoid boasting or insults, speak succinctly, and gauge company before talking. The guidance emphasizes restraint and courtesy in conversation.
Poem verses describe a sailor’s trust in divine protection amid storms. Refrains reference the sparrow’s fall and the germ of immortality as the speaker rests safely in God. The piece emphasizes faith and peace during peril at sea.
Rear Admiral George Henry Rock, assistant chief of the bureau of construction, United States Navy, promoted to rear admiral to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Rear Admiral Elliott Snow, construction corps.
Fragmentary line references a phrase about ages and a cradle roll, with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are present to ground a full summary.
Fragmentary lines describe a couple newly married and a fortune teller. The text notes a sign on a car case and hints at profits or time gained. No clear person or organization is identified.
Odd wartime dialogue line quotes a dismissive question about gas use and a joking aside about a worn item. The passage presents fragmented slang without clear context or named individuals, offering a glimpse of informal conversations.
Readable text contains a partial quip about convention and behavior but no identifiable people organizations places dates or actions to summarize into a newspaper item. The fragment lacks a complete incident or context to form a valid T and S.
The Columbia River Association of Congregational churches plans its annual visitation October 20 to 22 visiting Condon on the 20th Lone on the 21st and closing with the Association meeting at The Dalles. Rev E L Wood of Eugene has been called to joint pastorates in Lane Lexington and Alpine and is expected to arrive about the first of October. Rev Wallace Jones formerly of Lexington now of Helix conducts revival meetings at Boardman. Friendship's Progress Let friendship creep cent to a height. If it rush to it it may soon run itself out of breath.
A reflection by Thomas Arkle Clark on choosing a life profession. The piece argues perseverance, self knowledge, and opportunity shape success more than raw intellect. It cites Butler’s engineering attempt and Hart’s farm duty as examples of balancing talent with duty and fit.
A series of daily scripture reflections outlines themes from Joshua and Deuteronomy through Samuel. Topics include courage, judgment and mercy, righteousness, fear of the Lord, obedience, self control, and reliance on God as fortress.
Church directory listing includes associations, congregations, and contact details for local churches. It presents names, affiliations, and locations to help readers locate worship services and church activities.
The notice lists worship at 11:00 A M and 7:30 P M with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30. It indicates regular church services and midweek prayer in a concise schedule.
Ione Lodge No 120 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons meets first and third Wednesdays. Locust Chapter No 119 Order of the Eastern Star meets second and fourth Tuesdays.
The record notes Zone Lodge at 135 Illinois meets every Saturday evening with officers including Ernest Helker as Vice Grand, Chas O Conner as Sec, Lee Howell as Treasurer, and E. J. Bristow listed among attendees.
The BUNCHGRASS EBEKAH No 91 lodge holds meetings on the first and third Thursday each month. Officers include Nih Vida Helker as V G, Mary Shaver as See, Verda Ritchie as Treas, and Etta Bristow as secretary.
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