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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
4
Readable fragments show a local Oregon publication listing subscription rates, mailing schedule for Jone in Morrow County, and officials including Circuit Judge Lotrick Albert and county officers. It notes court meeting times and monthly session dates, with references to the May and other schedules.
A garbled OCR passage mixes mentions of rain, poets, streets, and possible names like Afoulis and Dryers. It implies a week of weather and some decorative phrases but contains many unclear words and broken syntax, offering little definite narrative or event.
The Department of Agriculture reports progress in weed control, noting success against wild mustard and dandelion. Early spring spraying targets tender biennial weeds before they gain size, with careful timing emphasized to protect grain crops.
The document orders Mattlaltireen ane Gert Meson and others to appear before the court on December 18 in the cities of wauiel Sweden to answer the complaint of the State of Oregon. It notes a judgment amount and costs dated November 1 1909 with an August 22 1007 rate of six percent per year.
A customer complains the watch lags half an hour daily. after repair the watch still runs slow by half an hour. The watchmaker responds that he is working to recover lost time and asks the customer not to complain.
A damaged OCR text fragment notes timid or distant relationships and invites poor relatives to visit each year. It hints at long distances and poverty limiting travel. The piece reads as a private or domestic reflection without clear names or dates.
Ambitious young men and women in wireless and railway telegraphy chase opportunities as Bebour law takes effect. Wireless companies establish stations across the country creating a telegrapher shortage. Beginners can earn from 70 to 90 dollars monthly with strong prospects for advancement. The National Telegraph Institute Portland operates six facilities across America.
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