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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1888
Page
2
Readable passages describe a proposed road from Grant county toward Heppner and Tulip trading points to boost markets for garden produce and livestock. Citizens urge legislative action to reassign county lines to Morro and push the project forward, noting past drought and weather impacts on crops and the need for better local access.
Reports from Teal Springs place about 200 people at the resort as families and visitors travel between Wen aprinipes and Leal springs. several named residents and visitors are listed at Teal springs and nearby locales with movements to and from coal retreats and other nearby sites.
Wiltitias it hit pleated the Sipreme Architect of the Universe to tile frou one midst our worthy tnloved brother domeph dy Jones who wie ever tene te te principles. That Topper Tada No Oi ACW. A., Mitiie Toad a ten and worthy breather of the fraternity. Community mourns a poor citi dice pleitable naan and admired, That copy oof tienen pan Tatiana Topeer toad ty Ieppuer Levy to the ndativesiot one donoaioil Wrother tid plooncopy of that resolutions of consolange he published.
A garbled OCR passage reports on legal notices and tax levies with numerous indecipherable names and dates. It mentions Neroion Nation and Marrow county, a tax levy process, petitioned actions, and a court-related schedule, but the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
The readable text lists scattered names and places such as Whe, Lexington, Wat, and Lena with partial titles and terms. It mentions individuals like A. Solowoob and S Perea and references generic locations, dates, and pages in a damaged history snippet.
A dense smear of 19th century ads describes trades from dentistry to blacksmithing, harness makers, and grocers in Happy Oregon. It lists Ben Hallock as insurance agent, Gillian Co. and others offering outfit fittings, and notes about a forthcoming general store and livery stable. Prices, lodging, and requested information for victims of theft or loss appear amid scattered notices and vendor pitches.
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