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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
4
The Ione Proclaimer issued Fridays in Ione Oregon under Providimer Publishing Co with subscriptions listed at 1 60 per year and mailed as first class matter from the local post office.
Train times show Keasch om Weaves Ueppners s ses departure at 8 00 am and arrival at Junction 10 35 am Denver Junction at 1 00 pm. Line shows schedule toward East Land Teaver Junction with 10 45 am listed and 1 15 pm UL J Pennington agent.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and phrases like Morrow County and Yeager with distorted terms and partial identifiers. The readable line reads Yeager as a lone item amid garbled text and scattered place names and initials.
A fragmented account tells of a fall season event where farmers face hardship in desert terrains near Wallfocmannided. The narrative notes a death linked to Billy Boy and implies a divine judgment awaiting a higher power to mete it out.
The text notes a veteran politician criticizing excessive talk from a current office holder while mentioning past public scrutiny of Mr Crane Heverll. It reflects disputes over tone and propriety in political commentary and leadership expectations.
The article warns that Ferrer’s execution in Spain could ignite religious conflict. It predicts violence abroad and financial strain as the Vatican intensifies support for its church, while noting pity for the young English wife and the jailed children involved in Alphonso's reign.
The Navy policy to refuel all Atlantic bound vessels with coal at Pacifest and order them home to Sballert unfairly burdens western farmers who want grain sent east and then to Liverpool. The Merchant Marine League of Seattle notes vessels compete in coastal trade and face higher costs under the policy.
A partial line notes a weight bill allowing carrying wheat and mentions the producer receiving the ingest price. Details are incomplete and unclear.
The Oregon Bailttiy and Navigation Company presents a farm demonstration train in lone on Tuesday October 30 from 9 AM to 12 PM. The event offers speakers to explain dry farming and soil improvement with the aim of helping farmers improve yields and wealth. Attendees are urged to bring goods for barter and ask questions.
Prinels M. Broady of Morgan Oregon has filed intent to make final five years proof for a homestead entry No 3200 in section 15 township 1 north range 5 east Willamette Meridian. The hearing before the Register at The Dalles Oregon will be on the 7th day of December 1909. Claimant names appear as AU Morgan A Treedson and Loune J Morgan of Morgan and BF Morgan of lone Oregon.
A reader note describes growing demand for telegraphers since new 8 hour law and wireless equipment spread. Entry wages from 70 to 880 per month with good prospects for beginners. National Telegraph Institute advertises Oregon locations and training.
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