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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1927)
I OA wmtnt 3uu VOLUME XVI WEATHER REPORT FOR JUNE Total precipitation fl'rare Total snow full 0 Number of clear days 27 Partly cloudy dayi ...... 3 Cloudy days 1 L'glil Frost 0 Killing 0 Storms Prevailing wind Went Total precipitation aince Si'pt 1st. 11.9) For the corresponding period ast year 6.67 H. I!. IIAKHISOX Cuapcriidvt Obnrrvri, PIANO MUST Hi: SOLI) Wil ta'Tifii-p fine piano in stnr age near her . . Will give easy term to a responsible person. For full particular and where piano can beaten, address Tort land Music Co., 277. Cih St.. loi t.and, Ore. FLY SPRAY Fly time ia hi re and the follow inn formula for fly spray may he of v alue. This spray is being ined on the State C itlege herd at Cor vallis and is proving very effect iva and does not gum the hair of the cows, it is mabe as fillowt : 1 gallon Kreso dip, 3 gallons light teroline, 1 gallon gasoline, 1 pound Carton Bisulphide, 3 ounces horsem'nt or any other similar compound. 44 . . s X I I A 'Harm Combine ti I tl'lll II'..-,. I...., I.1!.... win numjuM i l ie. jrti,i imi i.iuii.!i., with (our plille J. P.OMeara - - - AgmtJ ti l, white lift, whlt Kiut on lure lone, Oregon ; Fa:hioit and Good Breedinj A rlnh' f lien j . rii-ll r l l"'i vtnlilil lu a miiipniiy I'f M'ii-llili' ur ti.li ln.ili !i cwiy i:i .u' ui llvi' m ill I. ern ami '.i;;r.icii r iii ;i -.-.i .1. If tli fushl'.nUl Imte li't llil" iiiihy lie I liiitlitiie. We u.v nu.ii liiwrn of ni'lf relliini'p ll .il xi ii - lii a mini liiiiny Hill If lie will uliuvf ui h r-iu. ili-li hiIkIih ll.in In hla itti iii. whirii mi leave in tie nf mine or ail) imin it Kil eiiiilini - linn-ram, Kodak on the Farm Nowhere is there such an abundance of pic ture material as on the farm snapshots of the family, visitors, stock, crops and buildings, for example, arc enough to keep a Kodak busy every day. There ought to be a Kodak on your farm stop at this store and we'll help you select one. Kodaks are from Sj up Bullard's Pharmacy The Kodak Store SOUTH AMERICAN ALFALFA SEED NOT ADAPTED TOl . CONDITIONS IN MORROW COUNTY. In order to protect alfalfa grow e a in the United stolen against Inported alfalfa seed grown in South America which is dcterm Ined by the Secretary of Agrieil ture to be unadapted far ue in tile New England, Middle AMan tic. Middle Western and Western States, the United States Depart mentof Agriculture is causing all alfalfa need imported from South America to be colored up proximately ten per cent orange red. Should anyone purch2He seed in tba future that contains approxi mutely thin amouut of orange red colored seed they should not plant it as it is nst adapted t our climate, Lemon' Alkali truss does wil on iround so ft rung with alkali that salt grass w ill not thrive' It it very pallable, easy lo get start cd and produces an abundant, a mount of seed. It is now grow ing on many farms at Boardman, and should do well along Willow crtek. NOTICE OF SALE OF ANIMAL Sutler In tieretiy jtiveii that pumi mil In the Ntntuli' it the Stnle of Oregon, In mu ll rnwM luiiile mul pro tlileil, the ii'nli rhl(jin-i tuia token li i the I eivlimller iI.-m riheil eolmy mil liiilloiiinl riiiinliiK at lurge iiiuii tn.v iriliiUe. 1 III, nil Slltlinliiy, Aug.. .T. r.:7. nt the li.nir of lid nVI.H k p. in. til mi lil ilny, Hell lit I'llhlU- line- turn Hi the hlulu-nt liliHer for runll. the Mliiwliig dewrllieil iiiiluml, to wf: mul cu'inp ltnl liriiml on l. ll ulimil- l.r Niilil mile will lie liii.1 nt my rnncii. N 111 lien Hiitlthweitt nl lone, Ullli'HH nlil niilnuil hIihII In-reili'emi'il )y the owiht IheriMif prior tomiltl mile. Knrl lihikii. At Paul G. Bauer's Combined Fanning Mill and Wheat Trcater. Highest g grade C iper Carbonate for wheat treat uj IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Aug. 5, 1927 MORGAN ITEMS Mr. and Mrs, Uiem rarrer.s a and W. I'Vrennof Hardman were i he rinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M irtin Buurenfeind, Sun lay. Rupert Mc Carty, Walt r Sixen and flurry Rahneau returned to their homes in "the valley" on Thursday, after working forsome time in the harvest. Ctervnee Adams and Andy Dotn were the Surdiy dinner guests cf Mr. and Mrs, H. 0. Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Cocy, of Scio, returned to their home, Wtdnes day, alter visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rodgers. Mr. and MrsT Franklin Ely spmt Sunday in t h j mountains. Ciel Ilolteen.of Scio, ia woik inj for K. L. Ekleberry. Kenneth llutcbciott ia lack in the county, after having bun away for soiie time. Quite a number of the farmer around Morgan are having their whtat hauled with lit (ks. IIUDSON.ESSEX SUPER-SIX Paul C. Balsigcr, Agent. GRANGE PAPERS ; MAY MERGE j G. H. Railev of the Oregon : Grai ce Bulletin, and Mrs. Bailey, attended the stsBion of the Wash i iKton State G-ange at Auburr, Wash., early in June. The ex ecu live Committcs of Oregon W'asn inKton and Iduho stale giariKei were present and the subject of m-Tinn the Oregon Grange Bui letin and the Washington Agri cultural News the latter the or Kan nf the Washington State Grange to cover the activities of the Grange for Oregon, Wash ington and Idaho, was thoraugh ly discussed but no definite decis ion was reacha l. Thd Idaho State Giange has no publicalkn'. The Washington Agricultural News, like the Grange Bulletin, is a semimonthly publication, w ith a circulation of 13,500. Combining the thaee North west states into oue field for a we .kly publication would give a n a H made circulation of close to 115,000, there being that many families in the organization. Toe Bulletin continnes togiow at the rate of about 200 addition al circulation monthly due to the fact that farmeis are seeing the I ntccssity of organizing and are juning the Grange. Of lle,P3 states in the u..:jii in which the ! i If you need a good S j Hit w i ix al in TRY ! 4- Bristow & Johnson j We have a good stock on hand i X at prices that ijBe i X LOCAL ITEMS Thursday about eleven o'clock m., a smut explos ion blew up and burned the lame separator In opeaation on the Hill Hadberg ranch. About thirty sacks (fito lowering the header frame to wheat wa9 damaged and some I towing poist.ion behind the thresh minor injuries wer sustained by er when Mr. Dima released the members of tie crew. One of Mr. sp lot wheel wit the resultthat the Padberg's har.ds w as severely J Irsme fell carrying Mr, Dima burned on the back and one of j with it. He was thrown so that the employees had a burnfd neci'. he struck his head and chest on Mr. I'ufiberg tried to seme a ! new thresher to take the place of i the one destroyed but was tinable'eral s'iuhes were required to to obtain one large enough for I bejel' sea cut in the face and it will purpore. He will continue the bar vent with Casj combines, two of thes(. ma(.(f,u8havirig been order ef previous to the explosion. Mr. Pu'llieri' has 5,000 acrersof v, heat pi t to harvest. Horn to Mr. and Mrs, Jak Wagner, at the residence of Mr. ui. l Mrs. Fred Ritchie in Ioi e, 'Yesday, a ten pound girl. ,1 it her and child doing well. rung is active, n'y the stute M Wa hington la it year made n i aer crowth in membership ! Inn Oregon. j i'l ere never was a product madu. Hie truth you mustt coufess, slut wha: some guy could maie it w.irse .nd sell his junk for less. LEGION HALL THEATRE Here are a few of the pictures wo have contracted for 1U27. jiy 9, Lone Hand Saunders July 16. What Happened toJonfcf Jui 2d - Braveheart. Ju'y SO Skinner's Dress Suit Gut this out and keep it for uiure reference. We will only raise prices when the rice ot i rigram compels us to. Dont ml is a single n jruber of this cor. .Met. American Legion loi,e Oregon I R. ROD! u HAVE YOUR 0 MAGETO J REPAIRED j, by some one whf Kthorouhly un er Kst.nlsit. J3 J We have one of J the strongest mag J Jmt rechargers poJ O sibie to procure MACHINE SHCP '. l.fi lUi.aUJ. i J. i XMt .,1. vvc&guii will surprise you. SON El P ,i Jo Mr. John Dima was the victim of a serious accident in connec tion with lowering the header see'.ion of a Harris combine, on Wednesday. The balance weights had oen remo"ed preparatory the frrme of the header sustein- painful and serious injuries.Sev - b" several days before he enn re at work at'ain. Ma' shut Hamm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hamm. of Rhea Creek, bad the iniiifortune to break his arm Wednesday when tie lorse le .U J.i irir i.v,i..H and threw- him off. Uu v as taken to Keppi er .tn year street litfht service for and the Morrow G-neral Hospi the tity of lone proposed by the tdl. An x ray picture taken LyjShermanElectricCompany.com Dr. Johnston, showed that both bones of the .eft fore crm were broken near trie wrist, CUPERAS SOCIETY MEETS Tie Cuperai' Society met at 'he home of Fern Eig'.eman last Tuesiiuy afternoon. August 2. I his being the first meeting the officers were elected. The officers elect are; Pre. Ruth Swanson Vice Frts. Mildred Smith Seey-Treas. Fern EngeLian Any one wishing to join this i'our.g Liidiea S ciety will pkase .e Fern Engelman. Stcy-Treas The next mett ng will be bela .t the borne of Mrs. EJmund Iristow (Thomas Grabiil'a resi lence) If you use a Remington Porta ile Typewriter you will not have ny trcuble in reading "your n writing." Bul'ard'a Pharmacy The Balfour-Guthrie grain of ice is located on Main 6treet, cne, just below tbe Telephone of ice. Open every day and all ay. Phone No. 52. Louis ialiigtr, Agent. GREAT jz? mean Great Weed Crop You wil! have weeds to fight on yourt t JsummerLliow and . - f ary RTw 1 them' 1 "AVE. I Cheney Rod Weeder and a good supply of repairs. & If you do not own a Rotary Weeder I get one. If you have one repair it now. j Bert i . . NUMBER 1U CITY COUNCIL MEETS Routine Business Disposed of. , Action on Stree l ight Propos als Deferred. The Common Council of the City of lone wet in regular ses sion, Tuesday August 2, with the Mayor and Councilmen Bryson, Ritchie, Lundell and Bristow in . attendance. The minutes of the last meet jjng were read and approved, . Bii were presented, approved and ordered paid as fo lows Bristow and Johnson. $1.52; P. G. Balsiger, $11.03. lone City Dray, $4 50; Neptune Meter Co., $62 80; Bi rt Mason, $3.10 Mesbrs. Corey, Fruyn and Bun nell. representing the Sherman Electric Company were present and Mr. Corey by ennsent of the i . . . . Lounctl. read the contract lor a menting on the terms of the con tract and inviting questions He was directed to file copies of the of the contract with the City Re corder and advised that final ac tion wtu'd be taken in ti e mat ter at the next regular session of the Council, the first Tuesday in 3 ptemtier. Mr. Bunnell, Right of Way mm for the company, made in quiry as to the possibility of se curing by purchase a certain tract of land, belonging to the City of lore and lying between the high way and the railroad track, near the railroad station. After some discuion, Mr. Bunnell made a tentative offer of $25 and the matter was laid on the table for further consideration later. Tbe proposed street lighting contract established a rate of $16 per year for each 80 candle power light. STRAY MULE Came to my place, two miles west of lone, about March 1, one young, bay mare mule, weight a bout 950 and branded P d on jRft shoulder. Owner may have possession on the payment of pasture bill and the .cost of this advertisement. Matt Ilalvorsen RAINS the well known Ro-i . . i Rotary Mason -