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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
4
The lone Proclaimer from Heppner and Ione area lists weekly Friday issues, subscription rate at $1.50 yearly, and mail routes with west and east bound departures. It indicates second class post matter, an agent in Heppner, and various town ship connections for delivery and archiving.
The text lists county officials including judge treasurer surveyor and superintendent along with a court meeting cycle. It notes the county court meets on the third Monday in January and the first Monday in May and other regular sessions. Names and exact positions are garbled, but the governance structure and meeting cadence are stated.
A fragmented notice describes lingering weather impact on crops and hay as storms threaten harvests. It notes storm damage in the region and local farms balancing losses with recovery efforts and insurance.
In a phrase from the countryside we note a period of plenty as farms report strong yields with hens laying well. Farmers welcome favorable weather and high egg output, signaling a thriving rural period.
The Trri gon Irrigator and The Dalles Optimist praise Old Man Bennett for renting fine items to baby Jane Louie and the older child on their birthday this month. He is called a baby Judge for his discerning taste in selecting what the children wear.
In a bleak report the Ilinoia mine disaster leaves about five hundred workers affected with widespread mourning among widows and orphans. Calls grow for stronger protections as owners face scrutiny over mine safety practices and worker protection.
Unclear fragment describes receipt of a complimentary ticket to an Apple show at Spokane on courtier 14 to 20. Mentions growth of the event and interest in various new exhibits. Details are garbled and some terms unreadable.
Attorney for plaintiff files civil action in the Thimp District of Morrow County Oregon against A Weise George Weise and Caroline Weise. The summons requires appearance on November 5 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the sale office. If no answer filed judgment will be entered for the plaintiff for principal plus interest at six percent per year and costs. Publication set for seven consecutive weeks starting November 10. Signed November 1, 1000 by Clerk of Court.
A dialogue shows a customer noting the watch now gains half an hour daily after repairs. The watchmaker replies that it is simply catching up with time, and remarks on charitable favors shown to distant relatives who visit yearly despite poverty.
Ambitious young men can secure positions in Wireless of Railway telegraphy with starting pay from $70 to $90 per month plus advancement potential. The National Telegraph Institute in Portland Oregon operates six schools under supervision, sending graduates into related posts nationwide.
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