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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
4
The Ione Proclaimer lists editor and proprietor Ione Proclaimer E Ward and notes weekly Friday publication by Froclaimer Publishing Co in Ione Oregon. Subscriptions priced at 7.60 per year and entry noted as second class matter at the Ione post office.
C J Pennington, agent, lists branch line times from Heppner to Junction and Arcivia with west bound and east bound departures and arrivals including 74a.m. 48 a.m. and 10:25 p.m. details.
Promoters promote a new system to obtain a journey to the North Pole through a corner location at Conk and Peary streets. The scheme promises potential benefits tied to the building of a canal project in Central America.
Construction of the new restroom at the Oregon State Fair grounds in Salem is advancing and should be finished before the fair. A shipment of 105 foot long logs, 40 foot circumference, destined for the Ling Yan temple in China, will be rafted 200 miles on the Grant Canal and transported overland, a feat requiring coolies to carry the massive timbers.
Miss Edna Woolery suffered an accident that may prove fatal after her horse fearfully threw her from a ranch edge they reached Tuesday night. She later joined Mrs Stratton and Mrs Mc Milan of Lexington and a Wilmot daughter visiting for a few days. Narcellus Williams endured paralysis last Tuesday and is reported improving. RW Iljekok of Heppner visited Tuesday on a return from Highmile. W H Ezcue came back from The Dalles Monday. Patterson, Oregonian representative from Heppner, was in town collecting Tuesday. Chia Rutelle and wife with their young daughter left Wednesday for Oklahoma to reside. Mrs J T Krappenberg and three daughters Bale Velmealeta and Junio left this morning for Portland where the girls will attend school.
The Smiths of Tone gathered by the hundreds for a September 2 Smith Day event in Seattle. Walt Smith represented Tone and earned a prize for the prettiest married lady. the prize went to the wife of Dr N H Smith of Seattle, a brother of Walt.
Ambitious young men and women are entering Wireless or Railway telegraphy. After the 8 hour law and new station openings, a serious telegraphist shortage exists. Beginners earn 70 to 90 monthly with advancement potential. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland runs six institutes under A A and Wireless officials and places graduates. Write for full details, mention The Proclaimer.
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