Local Mail Schedule and Proclaimer Publishing Co
The notice shows a weekly Friday publication in Ione Oregon by the Proclaimer Publishing Co. It includes a mail schedule with train times and arrival/departure at Janetion and Heppner, plus an agent name J Pennington. It references rates and post office mailing terms.
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Ione
Morrow County
Oregon
The
Proclaimer Publishing Co
Hanoi Lesaves
A.m. Neaves Tate
Ses
Janelion
Janetion
Harvest season and wheat hauling to warehouses begin
The article notes harvest time and a surge in wheat transport to Lone and surrounding warehouses. It mentions delays until workers arrive and hints at unsettling sounds and odd scribbles found in mail, with unclear origins and no clear explanation.
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Lone
Local Folks Question City Paper Trustworthiness
Readers dispute the credibility of city papers after a sensational report from Treppner about Sheriff Shutt and local bravery. The piece mocks published accounts as unreliable and hints authorities misrepresented events and motives.
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Meg Tiere
Heppner
Oregonian
Sheriff Shuttle
Tone
Treppner
Howe
Shett
Fourth of July celebration in lone at Stratton’s grove
The people of Lone held a July Fourth celebration at Stratton’s grove, inviting all to join. Murial Cason read the Declaration of Independence while Rev Uradstreet spoke, Mrs Dobyns recited, and the band provided music. Large dinner tables brought attendees together for the communal event.
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Lone
Brida
Tone Danid
Ouerithameen
Heppner
Stratton's Grove
Murial Cason
Uradstreet
Mra Dobyns
Day of celebration with races and fireworks
The text describes a crowded afternoon with Morgan and Ione ball teams winning, Jack Hughes taming a wild horse, and the crowd returning to Main street for various races. Fireworks followed on the grove grounds ending a pleasant day of celebration.
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Morgan
Ione
Jack Hughes
Main Street
Ihince Mk
Strawberries Brought From Local Grower by Mr Lock
Mr George Lock delivered a basket of strawberries from neighbor John Osborn's lot to the Estacada Progress office. The heaping basket weighed one pound with sixteen berries averaging one ounce each. The item notes local fruit growing and the area's productive potential.
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George Lock
Progress Office
John Osborn
Fruit Growire
Estacada Progress
Keppner Defeats Condon in Red-Handled Baseball Thriller
Keppner beat Condon in a tightly contested baseball game last Sunday afternoon at Heppner grounds. The 12 inning tilt featured strong pitching by Kebhen and late scoring by Kubanks and Crom. Eubanks and Kebhen starred for Heppner as Condon failed to score after the eighth.
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Heppner
Tech
Condon
Hoggner
Lone
JD Crom
Oatcher
Walter Eubanks
Hoppner
Jane Boys
Kubanks
Kebhen
New Pest Death Found in North Yakima Orchard
Ed Hartman, a foreman near North Yakima six miles from the city, reports discovering a natural spray made by boiling sigebeneh in water that kills tree pests. He notes it costs nothing and can be made in any quantity. Hartman withheld details after thorough testing in his own orchard.
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Yakima
Wash
Ed Hartman
von Hid
Hartman
Oragondan
Paper marks for Lowe School eighth grade returned
State office reports the Lowe School eighth grade marks have been returned with the excellent job required.
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Lowe School
State Office
Neh
Exale
Ione School Pupils Earn High Marks in Final Exams
The article lauds teachers and pupils in Ione for diligence in reading spelling arithmetic and more. Student Werner Rietemann scores high in reading 95 spelling 83 arithmetic 100 grammar 98 history 92 civil gov 100 geography 100 writing 92 physiology 88. Emile Stratton shows strong reading 4 spelling 89 arithmetic 96 grammar 94 history 95 civil gov 92 geography 100 writing 51 physiology 83. Glen Ball posts reading 96 spelling 94 arithmetic 100 grammar 73 history 82 civil gov 97 geography 90 writing 83 physiology 10. Walter Debyinst records reading 96 arithmetic 90 grammar 87 history 88 civil gov 106 geography 90 writing 81 physiology 98 spelling 59.
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Ione
Werner Rietemmanp
Emile Stratton
Glen Ball
Walter Debynst
WHY CYPRESS WOOD SINKS IN WASHINGTON STUDY
A Washington study by government researchers traced cypress behavior on river logs. They observed logs floated north of a certain parallel sank south of it, prompting notes on wood density and water absorption.
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Washington
Waslington
Uae
Philadelphia
Wood types and uses in furniture and millwork
Farmers learn about peeling aging fruit trees and the value of various woods. Cherry wood yields a beautiful finish for furniture, walnut commands good prices, and apple wood offers strength for mills and turning caps. The piece notes durability and ornamental appeal of these woods.
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Adard Turner
Beard Custom Recited in Tunisian Heir Tradition
Fragmentary text describes an odd Tunisian custom for announcing beard growing linked to a reigning prince and heir selection. The narrative references an external notification to the individual and a formal intimation of succession.
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Tunis
Bude
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Propri Etor
Swede Canyon
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W. R. Cochran
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