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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
The Madras Pioneer shows its weekly publication pattern with the Pioneer Publishing Co disclaimer. It lists subscription rates and advertising rate notes, and records its postal filing as a second class matter in 1904 at Madras Oregon.
Nine teen Wool lots totaling about 470000 pounds sold for 14 12 to 16 83 4 cents per pound. The top bid of 77000 pounds came from T. W. Brigham for R. B. Hinton. Growers held back larger lots awaiting a better market as buyers from Boston and other eastern markets watched. The next sale is set for June 21 with expectations of higher prices.
A gas tank on a large touring car owned by Fred Young, a retired Eastern Oregon rancher, exploded during a parade last night near Sixth and Yambill. Thousands watched as the incident caused a brief panic among spectators while the parade turnout remained in progress.
Apparatus rang out their warning as fire engines rushed up the street through crowds. No one was struck. The blaze in the automobile is quickly extinguished with damage not exceeding $300. Oregonian.
Attorney Jesse Stearns of Deschutes Irrigation & Power challenges Federal Court jurisdiction over the receivership and foreclosure of first mortgage bonds held by Ohio bondholders. He argues the case should move to state court, risking re hearings and potential shifts in receivership power, while a federal receiver already administers the property.
Public notices from The Dalles and Madras Oregon announce William J. Hadley of Madras and Eugene A. Gillett of Madras filing notice of intention to make final five year proof on homestead claims. Witness lists include James Spicer Elmer Mathers David Travis and others with dates in June and July 1910.
The text argues jurisdiction depends on whether trustees or bondholders control. If trustees' citizenship governs, state courts hear the case. if bondholders' citizenship governs, federal court jurisdiction remains absolute.
Tomestead notice from the U S Land Office at The Dalles Oregon dated May 2 1910. Alexander Spicer of Youngs Oregon seeks final five year proof to establish a land claim for west half section 3 township 6 range 6. Hearing before Howard W Turner U S Commissioner at Madras Oregon on the Sunday of July 1910. Names James Gott Charles Morrie OC Allen James Fleck all of Youngs Oregon C W Moork Register.
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