Opposition to Madras district high school fuels county dispute
A Crook County Journal article by C. B. Dinwiddie sparks anger over plans for a Madras high school. Residents urge better facilities and accept local tax for an eventual district high school while denouncing perceived favoritism toward Prineville and county officials. The piece argues the law requires only equality of efficiency, not immediate grand facilities, and notes the district seeks a union option but faces opposition from the county school superintendent.
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Crook County Journal
C. B. Dinwiddie
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Madras
Prineville
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Whles
Crook County
Ancient junipers outlive centuries in Central Oregon scenery
The Oregonian notes massive junipers in Central Oregon as ancient sentinels, some older than Christ and among the slowest growing natural features in the region. Despite a railroad into the state, these trees remain the standout attraction for visitors.
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Ile
Oregon
Rural District Plans High School Aid From County
A rural district requests state and county aid to establish a high school by collaborating with nearby districts. The speakers state intent to follow the law, seek lawful support from Mr Dinwiddie, and will consult the county superintendent only as required by law after progressing with their plans.
Prineville Self-Tiled School Debate Sparks Column
A Crook County Journal card discusses C B Dinwiddie’s views urging a higher school. The piece claims the push is not a county division or court fight but a broader effort for better education, signed by the county school superintendent.
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Crook County Journal
Prineville
C. B Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie
Notice for Publication in The Dates Oregon Land Office
Notice from The Dates Oregon May 28 1917 lists William O Botknap of Madras Oregon as competing to file for a land claim. It names entrants L W Barnets Fret Greens and W J Hiclanmi with details of cultivation and residence. The entry number LOR ind May 17 108 is cited in the notice before French Osborn official.
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Tee Tivteriar Land Office
Oregon
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Botknap
Madras
Osborn
LW Barnets
Mastrae
Opeyron
Iva
C. W. Moore
Questioned official response to Journal story on Wame spring Indian Reservation
Portland Journal reports alleged mismanagement at the Wame spring Indian Reservation. Superintendent Covey dismisses the claims as unfounded and hostile, invites an inspector, and cites his reputed competence and local regard in the nearby town. The Journal's tale is widely disbelieved locally.
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Portland Journal
Wamespring
Covey
Californians contest oldest tree claims from press row
Californians denounce circulating reports claiming the oldest tree in the world was planted in Ceylon 2200 years ago. Neighbors in the south contend they possess several trees dating from 6000 to 7000 years old.
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