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13 Feb 1908
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Madras Pioneer in Madras, Oregon
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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
Crook County Officials Seek Primary Nominations
Multiple candidates announce runs for local offices in Crook County Oregon. J I Buasciaro seeks Sheriff, Warner Brows and M A Limnaras seek County Superintendent, with primaries in April and party tickets noted. W B Cox and Fuaxx Exxina appear in partial notices.
Joint Representative Nomination Notice for Oregon District
H A Buarrars of Paisley Oregon informs Republicans in Klamath Lake Crook and Grant counties that his name will appear as a candidate for Joint Representative in the Twenty fives District at the April 17 18 primary and the June 1 8 general ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath, Lake, Crook
Grant
Klamath
Lake
Crook
Oregon
H. A. Buarrars
Paisley
Crook and Winseo Counties DA Candidacy Declared
Free W. Winson of The Dalles Oregon announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for District Attorney of the Seventh Judicial District subject to voter approval in Crook and Winseo counties. He vows to discharge duties faithfully as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Winseo
Seventh Judicial District
W. Winson
Dalles
District Attorney Nomination Appeal to 7th District Voters
A candidate urges Republican voters in the 7th Judicial District to nominate him for District Attorney and asks for support at the upcoming primary election. The appeal emphasizes worthiness and asks for votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Judicial District
Depee Seteel
Why join Modern Woodmen of America in Portland Oregon
J E Shears District Deputy, 622 Chamber of Commerce Portland Oregon promotes Modern Woodmen of America insuring widows and orphans with 10 000 members and 20 000 outstanding certificates. The order reports one Billion Three Hundred Fifty Million protection and low cost per thousand while advertising rapid membership growth and online accessibility. Discounted cost examples show $5.85 per thousand at age 30 and a yearly average of 12 516 new members per month with 2 000 000 cash on hand and three assessments missed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societiva
United States
M. W.A
Trataroay
J. E. Shears
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Oregon
di Toke
Ra Eputy
Will Prospect For Oil in Opal Prairie District
Reports plan to thoroughly prospect Crook County western district for oil with several deep wells to 1000 to 1500 feet. Frank Forrest leads lease acquisition as landowners gain protections including water and royalty options, with 10 percent royalty if oil is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Forrest
Crook County
Dave Barnett
Special Agent Meyendorff Dies in Portland
Special Agent Meyendorff, a well known figure of the U S General Land Office, died in Portland at Good Samaritan Hospital last Saturday. Born in Russia, he endured Siberia before coming to America and serving in land matters across Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah. He aided irrigation project inspections in Bend country and Crook County, remaining a trusted government witness in land fraud prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Meyendorff
U. S. General Land Omee
Portland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ms. Meyendorff
Bend
Crook County
Mr. Meyendorff
Madras
Prineville
Siberia
America
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Hall guilty in land fraud conspiracy case in Portland
John H. Hall once United States Attorney for Oregon was found guilty of conspiracy against the Government in federal court at Portland. The verdict, returned last Saturday, also involves W W Steiner H L Hendricks and C B Zachary over unlawful fencing of Government land in Wheeler County. Hall faces possible sentence and has until April 1 to motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hall
United States
Oregon
Portland
Hall
W. W. Steiner
H. LH. Hendricks
C. B. Zachary
Wheeler County
Heney
Hal
Ginger Kerman
Durham Taylor Nuptials Held in Prineville Home
Mr. Thomas A. Taylor and Miss Maude Durham were married at Jake Campbell's home in Prineville on February 5. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr. Danemorée with only close friends present. The couple, both of Marlins, plan to reside on the Little Plain where Taylor farms extensively. They returned from Prineville last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Campbell
Prineville
HWS
Thomas A. Taylor
Maude Durham
Marlins
Danemorée
Prineville Presbyterian Church
William Durham
Agency Plains
Taylor
Little Plain
Pinkerton Rents Big Wheat Ranch Near Pendleton
N H Pinkerton has rented a large wheat ranch near Pendleton, Umatilla County, about seven miles from town. He plans to move within two or three weeks to take possession and may sell farming implements while renting his Agency Plains farm. He intends to keep his local land and return in a few years when rail access improves. The Pinkertons are well known locally and will be missed by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.H. Pinkerton
Umatilla
Pendleton
Pinkerton
Agency Plains
County Seat Battle Sparks Lake County Town Paisley Push
Lake County views Paisley as a central, accessible site to relocate the county seat from Lakeview. Paisley sits roughly midway between Lakeview and Silver Lake, prompting supporters to argue better reach for most residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Paisley
Luakeview
Paleley
Lakeview
Silver Lake
Culver Wedding Unites Lena Martin and Ralph Peek
Miss Lena Martin and Mr Ralph Peek wed at Culver with Justice of the Peace Vollder officiating. The bride, Culver’s popular daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Martin, becomes the wife of a prominent local rancher who will run his father W H Peck’s ranch and home in Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Wedneway
Lena Martin
Ralph Peek
Murnagy
J. W. Martin
Culver Wetion
W. H. Peck
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Frank Osborn
U. S
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W H. Knook
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Max
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ELP Alle
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Wiht
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Ant
The
First National Bank
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Capliel
California
B. S. Larkin
Oreqon
WW. & M.A. Robinson & CO
Fuaxx Exxina
Warner
J. I. Buasciaro
M. A. Limnaras
Oneil, Oregon
Modern Woodmen OF America
Ameri
Special Agent
Meyendorff
al Land Office
Llegal
Durham
Will
Umatilla County
Martin
Pegk
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