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Newspaper
Ione Journal
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
2
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A satirical Leap Year editorial mocks weddings and romance while urging action on war crimes at sea. It notes Belgium needs aid, calls for financial support, and dismisses sensational social trends as it ends with blunt humor about fashion and romance dying down after a year of shadows.
A fragment notes German forces making progress with terms and military movements. The text references a German push and strategic positions as the broader conflict unfolds.
The article argues that public officials act as masters submitting to lobby power while the people hesitate to press their demands. It urges constituents to write in forcefully to congressmen and senators to compel them to vote for the people’s will. It suggests collective power versus individual influence is weak.
The writer urges residents to contact their senators and congressmen on national measures of vital interest. The note expresses no criticism of officials and aims to influence responsive policy by mobilizing public correspondence.
A fragmented column discusses work life versus play in early American society, stressing relaxation's role in mental health and efficiency. It cites a New York Medical Journal quote about a tired nation and includes sketches on dueling folly, humorous verse, and misc musings about sorrow and social life.
An account describes efforts to maintain neutrality between French and German parties as war loomed. Authorities speak of care and long months of trying to prevent disagreements from turning into public clashes, noting the constant fear of a confrontation.
The article notes a shift in England where the Christmas tree is rarely seen while the blazing yule log takes precedence. It discusses cultural traditions around the holiday and contrasts old and new practices.
A witty exchange recalls a shipwreck mariner hungry and beset by mosquitoes on a tropical island. The pun turns to the classic line Water water everywhere but not a drop to drink as the speaker laments bites everywhere but no bite to eat.
The article describes electric mines planted on Swiss peaks to trigger artificial avalanches for moving picture photographers and others willing to pay. A magneto in the valley detonates gunpowder to produce a roaring slide down the mountain.
Bert Mason sues Tone in Morrow County Circuit Court seeking judicial resolution of a civil dispute. Court records list the plaintiff Bert Mason with the defendant Tone of Oregon. Proceedings initiated in the Oregon circuit court.
Department of the Interior notice from The Dalles Land Office states Charles Doherty of Lexington Oregon filed intent to make final proof on land described in Homestead Entry 010306 Lot 128 NBX Section 4 Township 1 North Range 2 East Willamette Meridian. Proof to be before U.S. Commissioner C O Pattereon February 9 with witnesses Edward McDaid Nell Doherty Berpart P Doherty and McDevitt. The editor notes a $4000 first mortgage on real estate.
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