Advertising notes on application appear in period notice
The fragment references advertising notes on application and dates including August 2, 1904 and June 18, 1908, indicating a second class matter post office entry inMadra under a late 19th century act.
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Improving Our School Adds Grades and Tax Support
Voters in the Madras school district approved adding Dth and 10th grades with no opposition. The move will raise teacher numbers and require a liberal tax levy, but residents expect benefits for Madras and surrounding districts as the district expands its facilities.
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Madras
Edifying scene as Republicans vote for Democrat senator
The piece speculates on Republicans supporting a Democrat for U.S. Senate when the legislature meets next winter. It notes those who signed Statement No. 1 face a dilemma between their Republican base and the party line. It questions whether principles matter in UW Ren politics and frames voters as constrained to pass laws rather than express beliefs.
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Salem
UW Ren
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Clock Winder in California Ring Era Named Across Time
A former political ally once appointed Official Clock Winder for eight dollars a day to wind the senate chamber clock during sessions. The remark notes Crook county plans a large timepiece and laments end of ring politics, suggesting former politicians could have hope.
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Court House
Spokane to Offer 81000 Prize for Best Apple
Spokane will award 81000 for the best single apple at the National Apple Show Association meeting to be held in that city next December. It will be the largest prize ever offered for a single fruit specimen.
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Spokane
Apple Show Association
Harriman's Opportunity in Central Oregon Rail Plans
The article notes Harriman and Gould bond activity totaling 250 million dollars and hints at a Central Oregon line. It mentions 25 surveyors resuming the Natron-Ontario location and suggests this lull could signal Harriman’s chance to push railroad development into the region.
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Political Libel Alarms Oregon Campaign Ethics
The East Oregonian notes the Huntley bill and corrupt practices act will outlaw political slander and prohibit rival candidate collusion. It argues the reform raises campaign ethics to a high, honorable level and justifies the initiative and referendum changes despite past mistakes.
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Campain
Huntley
East Oregonian
Crook County Prohibition Vote Wins by Big Margin
The Crook county vote on prohibition passes 1140 to 556, a 784 margin. The majority declares the law and calls on all citizens to enforce it. Those who persist in selling intoxicants after July 1 are labeled criminals and should face punishment.
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Crook County
Obedience to Law: Sheriff Promises Prohibition Enforcement
An opinion notes a sheriff pledging to enforce prohibition if voters approve it, urging that once decided the law must be enforced. The Bend Bulletin emphasizes adherence to law and lawful policy amid local debate.
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Antelope Dry Vote Trial Could Recount Change Result
Antelope voted dry by 2 votes in Jane 1 election but two saloon-keepers file a contest arguing invalid ballots. Notice to be served early in the week with a hearing within 10 days. Claim cites 27 ineligible voters casting ballots on prohibition and other tickets, potentially overturning the result.
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Antelope
Wheat Crops Hope for Rain as Sherman County Sees Varied Prospects
Sherman county residents report wheat crops in the county lagging behind the section near Sherman county due to dry weather. Rain is badly needed with prior heavy soaking rain in some districts but none in Sherman last week. Farmers expect a good average crop despite uneven conditions and note last week’s rain brought substantial value to many farms.
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Sherman County
Columbia Southern Railroad
Hatfield Rainmaker Stirring Sherman County Weather
Hatfield, the rainmaker, operates in Sherman county claiming credit for May showers. From May 9 to 20 the county received 1.23 inches of rain, compared with over 20 years of May totals never exceeding one inch. Locals would praise him if he can sustain rain now.
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Prospects Boost Madras Oil Claims on Grizzly West Slope
If Madras Oil Company strikes oil on Grizzly West Slope, many budding Rocke workers may settle in Madras. Early prospects have started with claim prices ranging up to fifty thousand dollars depending on optimism in local residents.
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Old Grizzly
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