Rain brings prospect of bumper harvest for area farmers
A seasonable rain across the region last week boosted spring grain growth and promises a large crop at harvest. Farmers optimism centers on fall sown grain benefiting from the moisture, with hot winds in July feared but unlikely to spoil the yield.
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Yie Die Trutt
Rain boosts Palouse grain prospects and price hopes
Colfax Washington dispatch to the Oregonian reports a general rain last night and this morning across the Palouse, totaling about a half inch. Farmers hail the moisture as timely for spring wheat growth, raising prospects of higher grain prices and better yields in Whitman County.
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Colfax
Wallington
Oregonian
Palouse Comuntty
Palouse
Whitman County
County road plans discussed at Lyle and Brown gap
NEW COUNTY ROAD party including A C Sanford J W Livingston and Max Loeddemann met County Roadmaster McLaughlin at the Lyle and Brown gap to review a section of the proposed road. They aim for a practical route to the Shaniko Trineville road crossing near Hayeroek with ranch owners agreeing not to object to the project.
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A.C. Sanford
J. W. Livingston
Max Loeddemann
Lyle & Brrown Gap
McLaughlin
Hayeroek
Shaniko-Trineville Road
Road petition notices to be posted by June 4
Petitions for a fencing project with 1500 posts are being prepared today and circulated in Crosseys precinct where the road lies. Notices must be posted by June 4 to allow the petition to be presented at the county court on July 3.
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Crosseys
Beautify Madras Cemetery Effort Under J D Mayes Lead
J D Mayes invites all interested in improving the Madras Cemetery to meet next Monday morning for sagebrush clearing and necessary beautification work. The plot donated by Mrs N A Holt will be dedicated to the public. heirs of Holt will attend to formal dedication. Volunteers are asked to bring tools.
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J.D. Mayes
Madras
N. A. Holt
Mayes
Holt
Pioneer Telegraph Seeks Expansion After Madras Visit
W E Guerin Jr president and J C Ellis GM of Pioneer Telegraph and Telephone Co visited Madras after acquiring lines from Jack Summers. The firm owns about 350 miles of line and plans extensions, including a new Burns Oregon line starting the 2th of this month. They expect improvements to the Madras bin system and a local exchange here with Agency Plains and southwest territory connected. Contracts are being solicited by Aes Clark who has joined the company.
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W.E. Guerin, Jr
J. C. Ellis
Pioneer Telegraph & Telephone Co
Jack Summers
Burns
Harney County
Goye Traction
Guerin
Madras
Mny
Plains
Maulias
Aes Clark
Greek Heir Claims $75,000 Escheated Oregon Estate
Constantine J. Douris, a Greek, travels from Hood River to New York after establishing he is Leonidas J. Douris’s heir to an estate escheated to Oregon state. Through attorney A J Derby, Douris traces identity from Prineville records and a San Francisco contact, with court action to award heirs the assets valued at $75,000 to $100,000 minus debts and costs.
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Hoan River
Athens
Hood River
Constantine J. Douris
Douris
New York
Ment
Prineville
A. J. Derby
Hoot River
Leonidas J. Is
Mr. Derby
Portland
Leonidas Dotris
Elton Davie
Dourle
Lyttle
Pouris
San Francisco
John Faphos
Oregon
Vortland
Harry Maverricht
Twelfth
Morrison
Elias Davis
Maverrichi
Sap
Prineville Boys Win Debate At Interecholastic Meet
Crook County High School from Prineville defeated The Pallet High School in an interscholastic debate held last Friday evening. The Crook County team Luther Moore Reuben Rootey and David Pickett argued against arbitration with compulsory powers. The event showcased strong oratory from both sides and brought credit to their schools.
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Crook County High School
Prineyill
Dulles Boys
Prineville Boys
Luther Moore
Reuben Rootey
David Pickett
Examiners Assigned to Expedite Oregon Survey Adjustments
Two examiners of the general land office surveys have been assigned to Oregon to investigate suspended surveys and recent contracts. They will push to settle all survey matters, inspect tracts surveyed but not yet approved, and open them for entry, expediting settlement for settlers.
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General Find Office
Oregon
Rainmaker wins contract for Sherman County
California man Charles M. Torokd signs a contract to produce six inches of rain between now and July 29 in Sherman County Oregon. He departs tomorrow to begin operations with farmers near Moro and Wasco hiring him.
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Los Axdevies
Cal
Charles M. Torokd
Sherman County
Oregon
Moro
Wasco
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