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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
1
The notice asserts that every garment is cut to the customer’s measurements, uses high grade fabric and trimmings, steam shrunk and sponged, and is produced with modern equipment. If any Continental garment is unsatisfactory or not as represented, it may be returned and the purchase price refunded.
A health notice urges parents to install screens to keep flies out, especially during warm weather. It warns flies carry disease from garbage and manure to homes and food, and calls for reporting unsanitary stores and stables to ensure rule enforcement.
J A Waters made a business trip to Heppner on Wednesday returning Thursday.
The City Council met in regular session Tuesday September 7 with a quorum present led by Mayor Pattergin. Minutes were approved and a $15.59 bill from Zimmerman Welle Brown Co was approved by the Finance Committee. A motion by Perkine to have a committee inspect the power plant boiler and consider a replacement proposal was discussed and approved for action.
The letter laments weed buildup around the City Jail and calls on Marshall Tom Carle to address it. It urges cleaning of Odd Fellows and Proclanner buildings and argues for after school and Saturday programs, books, libraries, and literary societies to engage youth and curb idle behavior.
Alpert Potter of Lone Oregon filed Homestead Entry No indicate a claim for land in Township 1 South Range 2 East Willamette Meridian. He seeks five years proof to establish residence prior to September 9 1900 before The Register and Receiver at The Dalles Oregon. Claimants are Chas Ruehle VM Ray Padberg and John Kilah of Lone Oregon.
Acting Secretary of the Interior vacates withdrawal for irrigation under the net of June 17 1902 and restores lands in Oregon for settlement and entry. Describes locations in Umatilla Project and portions in Oregon including specific townships ranges and meridians. Public land laws apply from October 1 1900 with final disposition after November 15 1908. notices from The Dalles land office.
Auction note describes a Portland area farm two miles from the electric car line with orchard, berries, vegetables, shed, water, wind mill, 100 chickens, horse and wagon, tools, and a value around 7500 dollars. It seeks exchange for wheat land up to 4000 dollars, plus timber land and Lewiston Oregon lots, plus cash. Also offers a 560 by 100 foot Portland lot near the streetcar line priced at 5000 dollars.
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