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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
4
The Proclaimer Publishing Co. issues the Lone Proclaimer in EeWARD every Friday from Tone within Morrow County Oregon. Subscriptions cost 81.60 per year and the paper is entered at the Lone post office in second class matter.
Partial timetable shows trains to and from Heppner and Junction with arrival and departure times. Notes include West-bound and agent C J Feonington details with several unclear spellings and times.
The Pucciamen and Pendleton Alphide Fair draw county interest as farmers merchants and workers learn of county development since earlier years. A government scale land sale on the Wooley range promises thousands of acres to be formed and many families will move, promising substantial local change.
The Oregon State Fair at Salem unfolds September 1 with widespread participation and aims to rival Seattle’s agricultural exposition. Organizers urge attendance for one or two days to witness the growing Pacific Northwest event and its improving exhibits.
The Portland Automobile Club met this week to condemn reckless drivers dubbed joy riders and passed resolutions to curb speeding. Members pledge to push campaigns, education, and restrictions to reduce auto speed incidents following recent city fatalities.
An item from the State Fair highlights campground activities and related sales events. Details are partial, but the notice points to upcoming gatherings and vendor opportunities at the fairgrounds.
Albert Toszier, superintendent of the camping quarters, predicts a larger tented city for 1909. Massive oak trees form a grove making the site attractive for a week long outing, inviting residents to enjoy evenings by campfires with groups socializing, games, and music away from home.
The fall term starts September 1 with Prof Coffman of Wisconsin as superintendent. Mrs Frank Nash leads seventh and eighth grades, Mrs Loren Hale heads fifth and sixth, Miss Wattenburger and Miss Whitmore praised for experience, and Mrs Oscar Cochran oversees building and sanitation. The directors promise strong effort from pupils and staff to ensure a successful term.
Notice by the administratrix of the estate of J A Weslery that real property will be sold starting Monday in August 1900 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in Abe City, Meppaer County Oregon, to satisfy debts and taxes under court orders.
A private sale references numerous Oregon land parcels by township range and section, listing tracts in Willamette Meridian areas and Lot and Block designations. The document outlines property boundaries and deed details related to a court affirmation in Moccow County and Willamette jurisdiction, with references to Native territories and townships in 1 North to 3 South ranges.
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