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Madras Pioneer

Location

Madras, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1906

Page

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No Cars for Wheat Hurts Inland Empire Market

Rail car shortage blocks loading and shipping of millions of bushels across the Inland Empire. A Portland milling firm struggles to expand purchases as funds are tied up by stalled grain movement, with 300 cars needed in Umatilla County to move wheat from three warehouses. A new Stanley Davenport Ranch venture plans 2000 acres of sheep-rich land near Bend, with a $50,000 company capital and $30,000 seasonal investment to clear build and stock the ranch.

Inland Empire Portland Oregon Washington Umatilla County Bend Stanley Davenport Brothers Hood River Stanley-Davenport Ranch Company

Madras Mail Service to Use Shaniko Lock Sack

Postmaster Davis reports the Heisler post office will discontinue today and Madras mail will be routed through Shaniko in a lock sack. The change delays Prineville area mail by one day but maintains rail service. A direct Shaniko to Bend route is sought with about a thousand signatures, aiming for operation by February 15.

Davis Heisler Madras Shanika Prineville Shaniko Bend

May Settle Differences Over Bend Irrigation Fight

Settlers in the Bend country may hear good news as a long standing dispute between D L P Company and Pilot Butte Development Company owners nears amicable settlement. A sale option for all P B D holdings in the Bend area is rumored to be pursued, which could end costly litigation and speed development. Bend hopes to regain prosperity after D L P moved headquarters to Redmond, shifting payroll and business activity.

Bend D. I. & P. Company Pilot Butte P. B. D. Company D. L & P. Company Desert Redmond Deschutes River Oregon

Large land clearing contract awarded to D I P official

Mr. F. B. Stanley of the D I P Company was reported to have set a contract for clearing and plowing a large area of land. The announcement came several weeks ago.

F. 8. Stanley D. I. & P. Company

Pardon Petition for John Dell Before Governor Chamberlain

A petition seeking the pardon of John Dell, convicted of manslaughter at the Prineville circuit court, has been filed with Governor Chamberlain. A remonstrance opposing clemency, with ninety signers, argues Dell’s actions since residence do not serve community welfare.

Chamberlain John Dell Prineville Dell

Tallest and shortest sheriffs meet in Oregon tale

The Dalles Chronicle reports Crook County Sheriff Elkins and Linn County Sheriff Smith, visiting Albany, joked about height as Smith towered six feet three inches over the 5 feet 1 inch Elkins. The piece notes Elkins’s height shrinkage since election and mentions four prisoners destined for the state asylum, while hinting at statute distinctions for serious crimes.

Elkins Crook County Dalles State Insane Asylum Albany Oregon Frank

Hitchcock to retire as Interior Secretary next March

The Interior Department announces E A Hitchcock will retire in March due to age and burden of duties. Appointed by McKinley in 1898 he served through McKinley and Roosevelt administrations and spurred land fraud investigations. James R Garfield to replace him as Secretary of the Interior.

E. A. Hitchcock Interior Department Hitchcock Interior McKinley Roosevelt James R. Garfield

Homesteaders on Agency Plains Advertise Proving Up

Twenty homesteaders announce intent to prove up on Agency Plains. Several plan to commute due to granger troubles hot winds and sage rats. Skeptics from river counties urged to note farming pays.

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