Community water project brings hope to Agency Plains
Mr Magill and supporters are praised for the successful water venture that promises to lift Agency Plains as a thriving farming district. The achievement shows water at 400 feet debunking the belief that water lies only below the river level, inspiring further ranchers to pursue wells.
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Magill
Siaw
Railway prospectors in town map Deschutes route
Portland engineers J. E. Gardner and P. Ss. Han sen of Mt. Hood Railway visited last Monday to assess travel up the Deschutes and Matoles country. They rode light, probing a potential electric line from Portland to Government Camp and a railroad grade through Barlow Pass toward Central Oregon.
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J. E. Gardner
P. Ss. Hansen
Portland
Mt. Hoon
Deschutes
Matoles
Mr. Hood
Government Camp
Hood
Barlow Pass
Oregon
Irrigation Value Raises Possible Land Price in Redmond District
The Redmond area could see land values rise to about 100 dollars per acre with irrigation or without, as irrigated land is valued at 40 dollars per acre and non irrigable land at 2.50, with irrigable land six teen times as much. The article notes buyers may face the 100 dollar per acre figure in coming years.
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Redmond
Petition for Sunday Mail Service at Maaras
A prepared petition seeks Sunday mail delivery at Maaras and will go to the department after signatures are obtained. The office’s activity supports a switch from six days to daily service, and the increase is likely to be granted promptly.
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Maaras
Biologist Piper to Visit Sage Rats Here for Field Tests
In a letter Mr. B. E. Piper of the Biological Survey says field tests will not occur this season in this locality. He plans to visit soon to study conditions and begin fight tests next season after inoculating sage rats with a virus and releasing them under study.
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8. E. Piper
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Pullman
Washington
Mr. Tiper
Piper
Notice for Publication in Enverter Lend Office
Notice for publication from the Enverter Lend Office in Dalles Oregon dated May 25 1907 announces William O Belknap of Moro Oregon may file for Homestead No 10908 with a claim for the 160 acre tract. The notice lists witnesses and describes the required proof of residence and occupancy and includes the time and place for final hearing.
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Dalles
Oregon
William
Belknap
Mortras
Madras
Toody
State Board Overhauls School Textbooks Here
The state text book commission approves sweeping changes in public school books with only four of the prior titles retained. New selections include Wheeler readers up to third, Smith arithmetic, Buehler grammars, Natural geographies, and Doub United States History. Cost of exchanging old for new is about 4.51 dollars per set.
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State Text Book Commission
Thasyas
Wheeler
Smith
Wentworth
Buehler
Reed & Kellogg
Frye
Doub
Thomas
Notice for Publication With Witnesses List
Public notice states proof to be made before County Clerk in Prineville Oregon on July 12. It names witnesses associated with the matter including Colburn McPherson and others, with registration details and official signatures.
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Prineville
Colburn McPhersn
Hoscrek
Oregon
Cleaver & Meerkle
Roux
Agtyeee
Jojeil C. W. Moore
Regietes
Notice of Timber Land Entry in Oregon Territory
Public land notice from The Dalles Oregon dated June 7 1907 announces filing of sworn statement by William F Eads Antelope Oregon for the purchase of a timber land tract. It states land in Oregon will be examined for valuable non agricultural use and public inspection will occur August 2 1907 at The Dalles. Witnesses listed include Hurlburt Shaniko Oregon Kibtbee Antelope Oregon Husain Agarwood Oregon and Eastwood Prineville Oregon. Claimants urged to file claims by August 1907.
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Land Office
the Dalles
Gregan
California
Oregon
Neveda
Washington Territory
William F. Eads
Antelope
Weeed
State of Oregon
Les
Gayi
Kerelwer
Thomas A. Hurlburt
Shaniko
Horace G. Kibtbee
K. Trean Husain
Aghwood
AL Eastwood
Prineville
C. W. Moore
Unusual Cold Spell Damages Gardens and Grain
The last three days of the week brought the coldest June weather on record with ice on Friday morning. Tender plants froze and were killed. grain damage estimated around 10 with possible further injury. Vines killed but may sprout again. most garden vegetables must be replanted. Weather turned milder by Sunday, Western Oregon reports show grain prospects remain strong despite cold spell.
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Oregon
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