Advertising Rates On Application Notice
Advertising rates are entered as a class matter at the Post Office in Madras under the Act of Congress of March 8 187%.
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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
4
Advertising rates are entered as a class matter at the Post Office in Madras under the Act of Congress of March 8 187%.
Tax roll hits 108000 this year up from 100000 last year and a few thousand the year before. Valuations rose with more land and timber added. mills fell from 21 to 14.8 yet the tax per acre climbed to 85.8 mills. Call for careful economical county administration and a new deal.
The article laments repeated overpromises of rail extension into Central Oregon and highlights renewed activity on the Mt. Hood road as the most immediate hope. It notes Crook county’s enduring faith amid many prospects and praises ongoing construction as a sign of potential relief from transportation difficulties.
The long drought boosts attention to scientific dry land farming methods. The article notes how moisture scarcity tests traditional practices and emphasizes adapting techniques to conserve water during dry years.
The text stresses careful crop conservation to meet long dry spells and calls these springs the years that test local farmers and their ability to “make good.” It notes provision must be made to endure these conditions and determine district farming success or failure.
William Johnston, Republican candidate for County Treasurer, spent several days in the Madras country this week promoting his candidacy. A Crook County resident with friends across the area, he reports encouragement in his bid.
A vigorous real estate movement gripped Madras last Tuesday as winds reached at least 40 mph all day. Each fifty-foot lot changed hands multiple times, a flurry seen by locals caught outside in the storm.
Governor Chamberlain offers a $4000 state reward for the arrest of Julius Wal lande’s killer whose body was found near Silver Lake two weeks ago under circumstances indicating foul play.
Candidate T. T. Geer announces bid for Congress on the Republican ticket seeking the Second District nomination. The platform includes liberal appropriations for waterways and reforms to labor and capital, plus government oversight of corporations.
A campaign statement addressed to voters in Crook Lake and Klamath Counties. The platform proclaims that the people of Oregon should elect all officers, highlights pride in livestock breeders and fruit growers, and calls for better roads schools and honest weights and measures.
A candidate declares bid for the Republican nomination to represent Crook Klamath and Lake counties in the district. The message identifies H. TL Honoars of Bonanza Oregon as the aspirant and references a consolidated candidacy.
L F Wruurrs of Klamath Falls announces candidacy for joint senator representing Klamath, Lake and Crook counties on the Republican ticket subject to primary election results. The announcement names the candidate and locale and notes the party and election stage.
W F Ersa announces candidacy for re election as Crook County treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to voter approval of his current term's administration.
A statement from Wannen Brows announces candidacy for County Clerk subject to Democratic primary approval in April. The message is directed to voters in Crash County.
A candidate announces for the office of Sheriff of Crook County on the Republican ticket subject to the April primary approval by Republican voters. The name appears garbled as Veaxk Exxtss.
W C Conneton of Paulina Oregon announces his candidacy for sheriff of Crook County subject to Democratic voters approval at the April 17 1908 primary.
A partial 1908 political notice endorses O. Exoris as Republican candidate for County Judge hoping for Helican voter support in the April 17 election. Signatory J F Buancuarp urges primaries backing and gratitude.
Fred W. Wilson of The Dalles Oregon declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for District Attorney of the Seventh Judicial District Crook and Wasco counties subject to voter approval at the upcoming primaries. He pledges to discharge duties faithfully if nominated and elected.
A veteran of the 7th Judicial District requests support in the Republican primary for the office of District Attorney and asks for votes if considered worthy, expressing his candidacy intentions.
An old advertisement proclaims Wanted A bartender who must be a total abstainer. It plays on paradoxes by listing other jobs with abstaining quirks such as a barber who never tears hair, a baker who never eats bread, a shotmaker who never wears shines, and a minister who never speaks of Jesus Christ.
A Prince Edward Island discussion questions centralized jail needs. The Charlottetown Guardian notes low crime rates and argues against county jails while supporting increased prison accommodations tied to prohibitory law, suggesting no bar rooms and fewer prisoners.
Voters in Crook County hear announcements from candidates for county school superintendent. Republican and Democratic notices urge primary support in April. Names include RK A Foun and W BR Coor.
A message from Joses Redmond of Or announces candidacy for County Assessor subject to Republican voters approval at the April 17 1908 primaries. The notice identifies Redmond as a local candidate seeking the party nomination.
For Crook Klamath Lake and Grant Counties a candidate announces run for joint representative from the Viet Representative District of Oregon. The bid awaits Republican primary approval set for April 17 in Beal Oregon.
A note from H. A. Barrars announces his candidacy for Joint Representative in the Twenty-first Oregon district. He asks Republicans in Klamath Lake Crook and Grant counties to consider him at the primary election on April 17 and for selection as a nominee for the June 1 ballot.
The County Surveyor to the office of county surveyor respectfully solicits your support at the primaries of April 17.
A historical notice extols H M Cake of Portland as a Republican senatorial candidate praising his calls for pure politics and community development. It lauds his prior work with the Portland Commercial Club and Oregon Development League, cites support for Roosevelt policies, and argues for stronger regional representation in Congress.
The transcription shows a court discussion before Judge Alxtaunt in the northern district of West Virginia about illicit liquor sales. The text details arguments over sale legality, penalties for murder, and concerns about enforcing liquor restrictions amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
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