Madras Milling Co Reorganized as Madras Milling Co
The Matera Milling & Mercantile Company has reorganized and is now the Madras Milling Co with officers Max Pats president H F Dietzel secretary and director Max Patz Hl F Dietzel Howard W Turner. The firm reports high demand for Madras Flour and Madras Breakfast Food and aims to meet full capacity with the coming harvest despite grain supply strains. They have shipped loads to interior points and expect larger orders as crop prospects rise and grain prices shift.
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Matera Milling & Mercantile Company
The
Madras Milling Co
Max Pats
H. FP
Heteel
Max Patz
Hl. F. Dietzel
Howard W. Turner
Madras
Madras Milling Company
Har
Mgr. Paltz
Ahantica
Dalles
Piper at Haycreek and a wedding in Madras
Biologist Stanley F Piper of the Biological Survey arrives in Madras after fieldwork at Haycreek on rabbit disease and inoculation tests. A wedding at Culver unites Miss Tillie Rewd and Mr. Howard W Turner with a reception, then the couple departs for Portland and New York to visit family and attend the Jamestown Exposition.
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Stanley F Piper
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Madras
Haycreek
Piper
Hiper
Hyyckeek
Edwards
Culver
Tillie Rewd
Howard W. Turner
W. P. Jinnett
Perry” Read
Crook County
J. W.& M. A. Robinson & Co
New York State
Special School Meeting Votes on Higher Grades and Tax Levy
A special meeting was held on May 15 at district No. 2 for residents to vote on granting higher grades to the school and on levying a tax for school purposes. The district may decide whether to add a ninth grade this year. Last year no tax levy was approved.
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Madras
Levy Proposal Seeks Bond Interest Payment Funding
A measure to levy one mill for interest on outstanding bonds and to fund a better school in the district is to be sent to voters. A majority of patrons likely favor the levy and expect it to pass with little opposition.
Campbell to Canada lectures on western farming expansion
Professor J. W. Campbell of Dineela Nebraska travels to the Canadian northwest under Canadian government auspices to lecture on farming in dry regions. He recently toured Old Mexico and made trips to California to promote cultivation of large land tracts. The campaign positions Campbell as a leading figure in western agricultural development.
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J. W. Campbell
Dineela
Neb
Canadian Northwest
Old Mexico
California
Lax
Thas
Campbell
Canada
Mexico
East
Pioneer Telephone line to link ranchers in Opal Prairie
D Wood reports ranchers near Opal Prairie arranged a local party line with foreign connections to Wytside pointy. Central station will be Culver or Madras with long distance links. The system promises convenience and shorter distances despite recent heavy rain delaying some spottier work.
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D. Wood
Opal Prairie
Hig
Fora
Culver
Madras
Centre
Pioneer to Relocate to New Office in Central Oregon
The Pioneer plans a move to a new studio by August 1, constructing a purpose built office across from the Abe Ideation site. The building will be designed to optimize light and accommodate printing machinery, aiming to be among the most convenient country newspaper offices in Central Oregon.
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Pioneer
Oregon
Bend Townsite Sold to Local Syndicate
Bend townsite and surrounding holdings were sold to a syndicate including F. Stanley, A. Baldwin, Jesse F. Stearns, and John Steid among others. The Deschutes Irrigation and Power Company will move its headquarters back to Bend, and citizens hope to forget past disputes to push regional development forward.
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Bend
A. Mc Drake
Pilot Butts Development Company
F. 8
Sawhill
DT. & PY Company
Amano
Deschutes Irrigation & Power Company
Pilot Butte Development Company
Crtixens
Steidel
de. Coe
Great West
Benil Bulletin
Daily Mail Service to Madras Increased to Seven Days a Week
Postmaster Davis reports a department notice that starting July 1 Madras will receive daily mail service with the same arrival and departure times as now. The improved schedule follows years of changes from roundabout routes via Grizzly and Shanike to current rail and stage connections, enhancing timely delivery forty miles from the railroad.
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Davis
Madras
Heisler
Prineville
Shanike
Ant
Examination for Forest Rangers at Prineville
An examination for forest ranger positions will be held in Prineville on July 23 and 24. Eligible applicants must be sound and able-bodied, endure hardships, and care for horses in remote areas. They should know logs surveying, estimating, scaling, and the livestock business, and be able to write reports or draw maps.
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Prineville
Forestry Service
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Stoffice Pharmacy
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U. S
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J, He Raner
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Pe. A. AS
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First National Bank
Prineville, Oregon
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MaAncne
Leta
Wortien
Turner
Telephone
Bend Townsite
A. M
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