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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
5
A garbled historical fragment recalls a May rebellion and a condemned man named James Hare while mentioning Captain Wedaow and a bank incident. The text shifts to misread phrases about a voyage, a poet’s name, and a vague series of events from long past eras, with many broken names and dates.
The first charter for the twreiory was rented to the Momtachiie bay company in WED after removal of Salem in the previous year.
The fragmentary text references a boll weevil related event and a spring timeframe. It mentions a welter or weight class and unknown participants. Further readable details are unavailable to form a complete summary.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Paris scene involving a baron named Jean-Baptiste Cloote and a figure Winnett, with references to an imperial or domestic event and a Seythion pried He was gulljoritied at Paris in iil.
Formaldehyde priced at 225 a gallon when supplied by customer. Wood family returns from ten day trip to Portland and Salem. Lost item reported near Swanson land. Funeral notice for Mrs. G R Brown. W W Wilson sermon on Frank Holmes and Grace. School opens with 43 enrolled, 17 freshmen. Various moves, visits, and farm activity noted. Presidential immunity remark ends article.
Local notice asks for return of a small dog with a long ears and short tail and a newborn girl found in the area. Contact Elmer Griffith if seen. Police suggest checking shelters and posting tips to reunite the family.
A judge in Mianceta affirms an accorded right of way, asserting the public’s access to a path or corridor. The decision clarifies property use and the implications for neighboring landholders.
A garbled OCR passage traces the origin of the line Let George Do It to a phrase linked with Cardin Georges Atmel, prime minister to Londe SUL Latter, noting its satire and adoption in America without grasping its original meaning.
A damaged fragment discusses the death of Frank Cairo of Pittsburgh and a hidden will found in a deceased man’s shoe. It notes the will leaving 810,000 to a wife and includes odd postscript sentiments about finding guidance from heaven.
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