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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
4
Public notice announces advertising rates are available on application. The item notes second class matter and includes postal publication details with dates and post office location.
The O R N Company and Washington State College push a summer fallow critique to Eastern Oregon and Washington wheat growers. They argue crop rotation, especially corn, can double farm output and sustain soil fertility, with farmers benefiting from all land in production yearly.
Judge Bradshaw appoints H C Ellis of Bend as receiver when the Bend bank closed during a financial panic. Ellis manages the receivership efficiently, restoring business quickly and fully protecting depositors. He charged no fees, and the judge commends his administrative ability.
Supporters urge his race for county judge citing fairness high personal character and promise of sound business administration. They claim he would treat all factions without fear or favor and that those who know him have no doubt about his qualifications.
Dr U G Coe republican candidate for joint representative visited town last Sunday with Mr Ellis of Bend. He meets encouragement across the district and is well known in the county likely to secure a heavy primary vote. Coe is an enterprising public spirited citizen focused on Central Oregon development and would serve the district creditably in the state legislature.
M A Lehman candidate for county superintendent of schools visited Madras last Thursday and Friday meeting voters. He stated his candidacy serves the whole county, pledging equal effort to advance educational interests and noting strong local endorsements.
F. J. Brooks runs for justice of the peace while James D. Mayes seeks re election as precinct constable. Mayes has held the post for years and Brooks previously served as justice of the peace in this precinct. No opposition shown yet for either candidate.
The Moro Observer reports old moldy straw stacks in Uwmatilla county pose a health risk to horses on Henry Hill near Starkey Prairie. State officials Lytle and Kornikek warn of a pink eye and brain fever complication not responsive to usual treatments in frosty weather.
Taxes become delinquent on the first Monday in April with a 10 percent penalty and 12 percent interest. A 3 percent rebate is available if paid in full by the 16th. If half is paid by the first Monday in April, the remaining half is not delinquent until October 1.
W C Congleton of Paulina announces his democratic bid for sheriff. An ex sheriff of Crook county with wide county acquaintance, he is described as a formidable candidate in this week’s political column.
Warren Brown stands unopposed for the office of county clerk with no opposition in primaries or the general election. The article notes he is the sole candidate and faces no challengers in the race.
Prineville reports a dry county campaign kickoff with Dr. H. B. Hudson of New York speaking to men at 2:30 p.m. on “Bull Calves or Boy Babies” and to a large audience at the new Methodist church. He urged fundraising for Crook county, with an initial $100 pledged. His Madrid plans are set for March 22.
A notice states that announcements of candidates published under this policy are charged at regular advertising rates. The policy applies to all candidate notices as standard advertising.
H C Extss of Bend Oregon announces his candidacy for County Judge subject to Republican primary approval to be held April 17 1908. He urges Crook County voters to support him in the upcoming election.
A Crook County resident announces candidacy for the office of County Judge on the Republican ticket. He requests support at the April 17 primaries and signs the notice as BLANCHARD.
The office of County Clerk announces Warren Brown as a candidate subject to Democratic voters approval at the April primaries. Brown aims for the clerk position and outlines campaign intent pending party support.
Public notices reveal three candidates for Crook County County School Superintendent. R A Ford seeks Republican support in April primaries. W B Cox seeks Democratic nomination in April. M A Leman announces candidacy subject to Republican primary action in ONeill Oregon.
U S Cor of Bend Oregon announces candidacy for joint representative from Oregon’s 21st District. Candidacy subject to Republican primary approval on April 17 in Crook Klamath Lake and Grant counties.
To the Republicans of Klamath Lake Crook and Grant Counties I wish to inform you that my name will be presented for your consideration at the primary election to be held April 17 1908 asking your suffrages for selection as one of the Republican nominees for Joint Representative in said district to be balloted for on June 2008 H A Deathrain Paisley Or
A political pitch requests support for the office of county surveyor, urging voters to back the candidate at the April primaries and mentioning an additional date in May.
The candidate for joint senator in Crook, Klamath, and Lake counties announces platform aims for good trade, accurate weights, honest politics, and strong schools. Nomination seeks Republican ticket with hopes of primary success. candidate identifies as Republican and outlines general policy goals.
W C Coxatarros of Paulina Oregon announces candidacy for Crook County Sheriff on the Democratic ticket subject to primary approval. The notice states April 17, 1908 as the election date and mentions approval by Democratic voters.
An attorney from The Dalles announces their bid for the Republican nomination for District Attorney of the Seventh Judicial District, Crook and Wasco counties, pledging to uphold the duties of the office faithfully under the law.
A letter from W. P. Myers of Laidlaw Oregon asks Republican voters in the 7th Judicial District for support in the primary election to nominate him for District Attorney. He signs as Gene el Ten ene ee green we.
H F P Joni of Hedmond Oregon announces his candidacy for county assessor subject to approval by Republican voters at the April 17 1908 primaries in Hedmond.
LILLIE BRANDES HUGH of Bend Crook County Oregon files a notice to purchase under federal land act as extended. She will offer proof that the land is valuable for agricultural use and establish her claim before W H Ellia U8 Commissioner at Bend Oregon on May 18. Witnesses named Charen D Brown Elmer Niswonger A Brandenburgh and Fred A Hunnell all of Bend. Claimants must file by May 7.
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