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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
4
In this historic newspaper fragment the proprietor E Ward is referenced as owner of the Proclaimer, with mentions of publication timing and subscription details noted in an Ione office line. The legible items indicate second class entry and printing context for the local periodical.
The readable passages describe a hotel and private residences with references to ballots and reception lists, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR. Names, dates, places, and concrete events are not recoverable from the fragments.
The article notes states feeling earthquake effects and a strong aurora interfering with telegraph lines last week. It muses on humanity's scientific knowledge about Earth, the sun, moon, and stars, and suggests deeper planetary unrest may be connected to observed phenomena.
The president comes to Portland and, though he resembles Taft, the moment holds a dignified duty. Citizens are urged to attend the visit with their sons to gain a proper sense of American citizenship and manhood by witnessing the nation’s chief executive in person.
Mr and Mrs Fo ruled visited at Carlson's Friday while Mr and Mrs Anderson called there. Several locals, including Oscar Kiethhley and August and Minnie Anderson, traveled to Heppner and Morgan for visits. A surprise 60th birthday party for Mrs Carlson drew over forty friends, with baskets and outdoor games. Sammel Esteb's home in Athota burned. details scarce and cause under review. Kenneth Lundell's trip to Idaho and Seattle plans noted. Portland visit pending.
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon offers dairy fruit poultry and land guides with free government lands open to homestead entry. Annual price 1.50. Package deals with MeClure's Magazine and others offered at 4.50 or 3.00 or 2.00. Orders to The Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon with a postal money order.
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