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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
2
The fragment notes subscription terms and a post office filing indicating a periodical matter entered at Ione Oregon under March 4 1919. It references one year and monthly costs and a notice style typical of historic newspaper publication entries.
A short aphorism on how repeated acts form habits and strengthen over time, likening initial ease to a spider's web that becomes binding chains, attributed to Edwards.
A lyrical meditation on night’s presence and peace as the speaker senses a sacred force. Images of celestial walls, quiet chambers, and the fountain of perpetual peace evoke solace and repose. The poem echoes a prayer for night’s descent bringing calm and the beloved, ending with a serene invocation to the night.
Citizens in Baker clash over a senator's alleged misconduct. The Ministerial Association denounces the senator and commends the peace officer who made the arrest, arguing no special exemption for high office.
A longtime associate testifies to Bob Stanfield’s integrity and temperance, noting consistent public and private work, clear-headed conduct, and abstinence since prohibition while recounting tense situations. Oregon Voter
A reflective line from the Kansas City Times questions the true measure of a man beyond birth, pondering value through deeds and character rather than lineage. The quotation frames a moral focus on personal legacy.
The article compares past and present state government, noting 25 years ago there were 13 elective and appointive officers and 22 boards. by 1925 there were 23 officers and 64 boards under constitutional or statutory authority. It marks 1925 as the 400th anniversary of Tyndale's Bible and cites opinions on liquor and local political figures.
A fragment notes that no member of the alder family has wings and mentions so called flying spiders. It describes antinary spiders that travel through the air by clinging to webs and clarifies the term flying spiders as a misnomer or regional label.
A Paris operation hires more than twenty men to break in and smoke meerschaum pipes all day. The job is advertised as easy and widely available, with workers devoted to preparing pipes for sale.
A weekly devotional schedule offers scripture verses for each day. Notable lines reference Romans 14 22 Isaiah 25 8 and Proverbs 13 36, urging faith, justice, grace, and humility as guiding principles throughout the week.
The council convened under Pope Paul III to reform the Catholic Church. It sought to repudiate Lutheran and Protestant doctrines and end ecclesiastical abuses while addressing internal church reforms amid twenty years of disruption from wars and other conflicts.
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Church readers note that lone Christian Endeavorers plan a meeting at Morgan school house next Sunday after noon. Amid Canadian church union discourse, Manitoba shows 478 for and 11 against while New Brunswick reports 161 for and 22 against. Zion's Herald cites a Dominion tally of 1758 congregations with 719 opposed to union, including nine Congregational and 710 formerly Presbyterian. The piece also lists Congregational and Methodist notices and church services in Lonleyville Courier Journal.
A terse notice states that watch repairs are left at Swanson's Feed and Supply Store for Haylor the Jeweler in Heppner. The brief item notes itemized service handling by local merchants.
Readers are invited to form words from the letters in "TOULET NPCS SITIHS." A cash prize is offered to the top competitors. Send for circular and rules via stamp.
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