Farmers' School on Wheels to Tour Eastern Washington Oregon
The O R N Co will run two special demonstration trains next month to aid farming in Eastern Washington and Oregon. Experts from Washington State College and Oregon Agricultural College will advise on rotation, moisture conservation, dairying, and related topics. In Oregon, the Sherman county run on May 11 will cover Kent, Grass Valley, More, and Wasco with staff including James Withycombe and C B Bradley among others.
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Washington
Onion
Waser
Sherman
Umatia
Morrow
Washington Agricultural College
J*ullman
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Sherman County
Kent
Girass Valley
More
Wasco
State Agriculvural College
James Withycombe
I Lewis
C. B. Bradley
HH. D. Sendder
Sheriff Frank Elkins Eyes Re Election for Crook County
Sheriff Frank Elkins earns strong support for re election in Crook County based on two years of service. The piece argues his proven efficiency justifies another term and cites recent developments at Prine as potential context for the vote.
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Frank Elkins
Crook County
Prine
County Valuations Promised Fairness Ahead of June Election
The Laidlaw Chronicle notes confidence that the upcoming June election will result in a new county administration and that Crook county valuations will be assessed equitably under the next leadership.
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Crook County
Laidlaw Chronicle
Election officers and visitors in Prineville recount
Crook County Justice of the Peace O G Cullver of Culver assisted in the official count of Crook county’s primary ballot in Prineville. The board included County Clerk Warren Brown and Justices Collver and Luckey. Visitors J I Horney of Madras and John Dillon of Madras arrived for duties and returns from Lyle Gap and Kutcher precincts.
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O. G Cullver
Culver
Prineville
Crook County
Collver
Warren Brown
J. L. Luckey
J. 1. Horney
Madras
Horney
John Dillon
Madris
Elkins
John
Hastile
Justice of the
William Blair
Youngs
Lyle Gap
John T. Dizney
Kutcher
Artisans at Culver to Hold June Meeting Blowout
The Pioneer reports Culver artisans will host a large blowout at their first June meeting and urges all lodge members to attend. Local notes cover trips by Madras traders, Warm Springs fishing visits, cattle shipments to Portland, and upcoming arson trial of ex Crook County Sheriff Sam Smith in Prineville. Wheat shipments rise as spring freighting begins, with farmers holding remaining grain for their own teams.
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Culver
Oregonian
J.R. Wyatt
Albany
Belvedere
Prineville
Sam Smith
Crook County
Smith
J. N. Williamson
Wyatt
Freezing Weather Wipes Out Peach Crop and Damages Fruit
The region reports heavy losses from recent cold snaps with peach crops destroyed and stored fruits damaged. Warm days gave way to a below freezing Friday night and a Monday night frost that spared few tender items. Garden vegetables suffered as well and the winter's mild spell contrasts with a cold dry spring. Nature seems to balance affairs.
Crook County Considers Wet or Dry Vote in June Election
Local option petitions filed with the county clerk set the June election as the test for a wet or dry status across Crook county. A separate petition circulates in the Haystack precincts, making the issue local and countywide. The county petition lists over 360 names, signaling strong movement for a countywide dry outcome. Local option supporters are organized and promise a concerted drive, while saloon forces reportedly maintain a robust organization opposing the measure in every precinct.
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Crook County
Haystack
Dayton Elected Republican Candidate for County Assessor
F. E. Dayton, a Republican candidate, won the nomination for county assessor. This ensures at least one representative for the party at the county seat, with Dayton described as a man of evident standing.
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F. E. Dayton
Laidlaw
Mr. Dayton
Market Wheat Prices Rise After Earlier Panic
Wheat traders at Slomike begin to move grains to market as prices gain several years better than they were before the Christmas panic. Holders who kept grain hope for further improvements in the market.
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Slomike
Prohibition Column Sparsely Read InArea Notes
A brief, fragmented column notes local prohibition era content with garbled phrases. It mentions area references and walking in the city, with uncertain details and stray names or terms. The readable parts hint at a local column discussing temperance topics without clear events or outcomes.
Brewers target Kansas City prosperity with bold ads
Kansas City brewers and liquor dealers fund widespread posters and ads claiming the city's end of decline. Officials rebut with figures showing rising bank deposits, reduced debt, and growing property valuations, while few stores stand idle and most districts remain busy.
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Kansas City
Koamedis
Tricket
Clowand di Clares
Katsuwaity
Kansas
Eity
Chesaline Vertie
Celley Lait
Seloone
Leiiinate
Opty Roots
Dusters Street
Xalooine
Bettos Whedon
Kote
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Crook Coeniy Journ
C. E. Roush
Madras Trading Co
Porthand
A. C. Sanford
J. F. Loveau
Warm Spring Reservation
Warm Springs
Priday & Company
Cross Keys
Shaniko
Portland
Frank Irvine
Antelope, Oregon
Antelope
Prohibition
Kansas City, Kansas
James W. Hart
Proprieth
Oregom
J. H. Wenandy
Bend
Frank Osborn
C. E. Roush, Mana
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