Co-Operative Christian Federation Plans Oregon Rail Line
The Mid-Oregon Railroad Company is incorporated with 600000 capital to connect Portland and Willamette Valley to Ontario. The federation envisions a future network across Oregon, with towns along the route, a major Willamette Valley metropolis, and a 60000 population within five years. Estimated costs rise to at least 15000000, with eastern parties ready to buy bonds. surveys already completed and advocates predict two years for completion.
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Oregonian
Co-Operative Christian Federation
Mid-Oregon Railroad Company
J. Frank Watson
L. O. Ralston
Samuel Connell
Edward A. King
Wallis Nash
Portland
Willamette Valley
Ontario
Oregon
Cooperative Christian Federation
Cascades
Santiam
Prineville
Harney Valley
Malheur River
Idaho
Nevada
California
Federation
Wallace
Christian Co-Operative Federation
New York
Open Letter to Crook County Court From Laidlaw Chronicle
The Laidlaw Chronicle asks Crook County Court why Laidlaw cannot obtain a County Road extending ten miles from the town. The letter requests publication of the county exchanges or direct answer in the paper.
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Prineville
Cline Falls
Madras
Laidlaw
Crook County
Laidlaw Chronicle
Chronicle
Railroad extension hopes and status clarified
Frank Nichols of Laidlaw, friend of Corvallis & Eastern vice president, reported that the railroad plans to extend across Oregon. A reply denied any Harriman purchase or sale, and confirmed all financial arrangements for the extension.
Bad Runaway Accident Leaves Pendleton Man Hospitalized
Bob Carland, a well known local resident, has been confined in Pendleton hospital since November 8, 1905, after a runaway horse team dragged two wagons down a hill. He was thrown beneath the wagons, suffering a broken leg, a dislocated leg, three broken ribs and a fractured collar bone. The leg is mending but doctors fear permanent lameness from the other leg.
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Bob Carland
Pendleton
Bob
Will Raise Thoroughbred Horses In Culver Area
G. Spanger is in Culver on business tied to the Haystack Livestock Breeders' Association formed by local stock raisers last fall to improve stock. A $3200 Belgium stallion has been purchased and delivered to Culver, headquarters of the company. The association plans further blooded stock purchases and expansion into all livestock lines. Officers are G. Springer president J. J. Robinson secretary and T. J. Leach treasurer. Directors include J. H. Windom W. E. Helfrich G. H. Osborne J. L. Windom and S. S. Brown.
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G. Spanger
Culver
Haystack
G. Springer
J. J. Robinson
T. J. Leach
J. H. Windom
W.E. Helfrich
G. H. Osborne
J. L. Windom
S. 5. Brown
Crook County Journal
Oats for Sale Near Culver Oregon
1000 bushels curing seed oats for sale at residence four miles east of Culver Oregon. Inquiries directed to R B Armstrong. For doors and windows visit Grisly Lumber Yard for prices.
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Culver
R. BF. Armatrong
Mae Culver
Oregon
Pricea
Coal Discoveries In Crook County Attract Three Applicants
A new lignite coal discovery by Wade Huston on Trout Creek in Crook County draws three applicants for 960 acres under state coal lands rules. The land lies more than 15 miles from a railroad, priced at 10 dollars per acre, with 160 acre per person and 320 per company limits. Samples tested in Prineville show coal ranging from lignite to semi anthracite, signaling potential commercial value and encouraging further prospecting within a year payment window.
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Wade Huston
Trout Creek
Huston
Prineville
Henry
Hiram Ray
Martin Barney
Ashwood
Walter O'Neil
A. Thomson
Thron Thronson
Mayflower
Ochoco
Crook County teachers certificates issued after exams
Twenty six applicants completed examinations overseen by Superintendent Dinwd die with W R Cook assisting. Seventeen earned certificates, nine failed. First grade went to Mrs Lillian Watts Madras M A Gebman Luamonta W H Webb Cline Falls Mrs Carrie Smith Culver. Second grade to Mina Ada Morse Prineville Floyd Bilyeu Haystack Miss Myrtle Penington Culver Miss Nellie BE James Mrs Stevie Smith Mrs Della Nichols Laidlaw and Miss Jessie Heartley Madras. Third grade to B P Fulton and Miss Alaric Galloway Madras Miss Marion Wiest Bend Miss Ethel mith Miss Play McGhee and Miss Etha mith Lamonta.
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Crook County
W. H. Webb
Cline Falls
Mise Carrie Smith
Culver
Mina Ada Morse
Prineville
Floyd Bilyeu
Haystack
Myrtle Penington
Nellie BE. James
Stevie Smith
Della Nichols
Laidlaw
Jeasle Heartley
Madras
BP. C. Fulton
Alaric Galloway
Marion Wiest
Bend
Ethelmith
Play McGhee
etha @mith
Lamonta
Crook County Journal
Rain Drills Put On Sale At Sanford and Mil Store
Sanford and Mil offers rain drills at deep discounts for immediate purchase. Limited stock and wholesale pricing may apply for bulk buyers. Local shoppers are urged to act quickly to secure the best deals.
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Sanford & Mil
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