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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
4
The weekly Proclaimer notes editor E Ward proprietor and announces a subscription price of 81 50 per year. Published every Friday from Ione in Morrow County Oregon, with second class mail entry at Lore.
C. J. Pennington, agent, lists mixed times for trains from Ranch Line to Heppner and Junctions. The westbound leaves Junction at 5:40 a.m. arriving Heppner 4:15 p.m. The eastbound departs Junction 10:45 a.m. and Janet’s at 1:15 p.m. Some cancellations noted and connections to be observed.
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Comlon is praised for a progressive move in education. Huard and Vhey have added two years of Normal Course to their high schools, aiming to fill a need the legislature did not address, possibly making them state leaders in the effort.
The Pendleton Fair is set to become the community’s chief focus as farmers merchants and workers unite. The event showcases county progress over the past year and fosters pride through shared ownership and participation among all residents.
The text warns that approaching winter will bring heavy snow and fuel shortages in the Dakotas Montana British Columbia and other northern wheat regions. It notes months of deep snow and the difficulty of planning amid scarce resources.
In Morrow County residents note extensive winter plowing and local care for families during harsh weather. The county emphasizes preparedness and the community’s commitment to keeping roads passable and homes safe through the season.
A guidance piece urges families to visit local Pendleton gatherings and the Oregon State Fair in Salem. It touts fairs as vital for farmers through cattle and grain exhibits and notes Salem’s September 18 to 21 event as a premier regional agricultural show, rivaling Seattle’s expo in quality.
The Salem campground at the Oregon State Fair prepares for the forty eighth fair running September 15 to 18, 1900. Albert Tosier supervises camping quarters and forecasts a larger tented city than before as massive oaks and a pleasant grove create an inviting retreat for campers from city and country alike with lively evening scenes of social chatter.
The Administratrix of the estate of J. A. Woollery announces a real estate sale on August 30, 1909 at 10:00 AM. The sale will take place at the office of C. x Woethan in Morrow County, Oregon.
Court ordered private sale of real property belonging to the estate of J A Gourley deceased. Described tracts span Township 1 North Range 24 East to Township 4 North Range 25 East Willamette Meridian, including sections and additions. Property may be sold intact or in parcels with cash on hand or at least fifty thousand dollars down and remaining on time. Sale conducted under court license and order dated July 1808.
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