Democrats Hope to Elect Part of Ticket in Morrow County
The Morrow county Democratic convention met in this city led by Henry Blackman. Delegates were chosen, ticket nominations made for county judge to commissioners, and constables elected. The piece notes Democrats hope to win seats despite a large hurdle and praises Irrigon's rapid town growth under irrigation.
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Morrow County
Henry Blackman
Atty. C. E. Redfield
A. Walker
Order of Business
Luther Huston
W. T. McNabb
Credentiale
J. P. Williams
W. A. Stevens
Rube Gaunt
Fred Everett
B. F. Matlock
J. F P. Williams
Teller
G. W. Swaggart
OC. E. Redfield
C. A. Rhea
J. A. Woolery
A. Repase
A. TI. King
J. P. Loug
J. K. Fuller
Dave Porter
F. M. Holman
J. D. Ball
J. P. Williame
J. P. Creswell
T. W. Ayers
J. R. Simons
Ayore
Simons
Comito Lesioner
W. G. McCarty
Brown
Welle Spring
Irrigon
Heppner S. P. Florence
Matteson
J. P. Williama
Gentry
E. van Vacter
Mr. Vernon
J. K. Carr
Lexington
Frank M. Parker
South Lone
J. P. Long
North Ione
Henry Howell
Dry Fork
Lena
W. E. Straight
Pine City
Geo
Vincent
Alpine
Hodson
Eght Mile
Cecil
M. V
Progress Report on Irrigation at Irrigan
F. H. Holbrook discusses progress in the Irrigan irrigation project. He notes that work has begun and outlines initial steps taken, highlighting ongoing development and anticipated milestones.
Fires On Sheep Camps Spark Feud Report Near Dayville
Word from Dayville to the Oregonian says three sheep camps burned on the range along the river below town near Dayville. The first camp owned by Freytes was robbed then burned. A second camp, John McDonald, was set ablaze without robbery. A third camp was burned as well. Losses are small but the conflict between cattlemen and sheepmen grows sharper.
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Thicteen
Dayville
Saya
John Day
Oregonian
Freytes
John McDonald
Withdrawal plans for Cascade Blue Mountain reserves face stockmen push
The Prineville Journal notes a probable permanent Bride Mountain withdrawal with a forest recurve and a doubled three mile stockmen zone around Cascade reserve. Judge Biggs, returning from the east, may press Washington for cattlemen favored terms as stock interests seek an extended limit for summer range. The move aligns with reserve rules if the limit is doubled and may become permanent to aid cattle growers and stock industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggs
East
Washington
Cascade
Caecade
Blue Mountain
Prineville Journal
Farmers institute opens in Echo with notable speakers
The first farmers institute gathered at Echo last Saturday under the citheans' club. Attendees heard Dr E M Hatchineon from the government bureau of animal industry and Prof French from Idaho agricultural college. Weekly meetings will continue with farmer questions and Colonel I C Jodson of the R N will arrange prominent speakers.
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Echo
Citheans’ Club
E. M. Hatchineon
Government Bureau of Animal Industry
Prof. French
Idaho Agricultural
I. C. Jodson
Beelde
Eastern Oregon irrigation projects favored for federal action
The Oregonian reports Chief Engineer F H Newell urges early federal recognition for Eastern Oregon irrigation. Two projects Malheur and Uma tilla are favored. either could become a government work once surveys finish and funds for water delivery are secured. The interior secretary will allocate reclamation funds once land recuperation and water supply details are known.
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F. H. Newell
Oregon
Oregonian
Reclamation Service
Reclamation
Cascade Mountains
Malheur
Umatilla
Reclamation Fund
Oha'as
Secretary of the Interior
General Reclamation Fund
Flood Victim Found Near Willow Creek Below Heppner
The decomposed body of a man, likely a flood victim, was found by Mr. Yocum and two others while clearing a drift in Willow Creek below the Evans place about two miles below Heppner. The corpse, buried in sand for about nine and a half months, is unidentifiable except for a gray beard, with some believing it to be a stage driver missing three months prior.
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Yocum
Willow Creek
Evans Place
Heppner
Remarkable Cure by Chamberlain Remedy in Edinor
H C Bailey of Edinor reports severe illness with diarrhoea. After doctors failed, a friend’s Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provided quick relief. Bailey bought a bottle and was entirely cured before finishing it. Distributed by Blocum Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
8. C
Marly
Eververe
Chamberlain
Househol
H.C. Bailey
Edinor
Blocum Drug Co
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Slocum Drug CO
Heppner, Ore
Minor & Love
B. P. Rocke
C. B
Leffier & Ashbaugh
Hazelwood Ice Cream
Ashbaugh & Ayers
Portland City Property
Stewart Park
Portland
Notson & Hicks
E. Notbon
A. J. Hicks
Rock Springs
Conover & Gray
Borg
Bard
Plymouth Rock
Pen
R. F. Wigglesworth
Galloway, Ore
Democratic
Geo. Swaggart
Dan Rice
Leelie L. Matlock
Eugene Noble
Rosescor
D. H. Jenkins
S. J. Stratton
D. W. S. Reid
Lee Padbury
W. G. Mc
Carty
Connor
A. K. Higgs
Logan
Democrata
Allthia
Columbia River
Indiana
F. H. Holbrook
Irrigan
Farmers Institute
CARLT
Department
Butter Creek
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