Madras Ore Newspaper Notice October 15 1908
Advertising rates and subscription terms listed for the Madras Oregon paper with reference to a second class matter entry dated August 29 1904. Post office publication indicates Thursday October 15 1908.
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Madras
Ore
Department of the Intartor
U.S
Dalles
Oregon
Louis Herman Arensmeier
Marehy
R Lie
Wom
Frank Osborn
U. S
Conrad Strasser
William Li Suek
Daniel Arensmeier
Fred Hetuske
Ail
Madine
Department of the Interior
Berthold Dombrowr
Lia
Ride
Mas
Extratter
Onegon
Railroads and the Election in Central Oregon Timing
Analysts expect no firm railroad start until after the presidential election. Harriman and Oregon Trunk Line surveys push ahead, with construction seen possible by year end if money markets stabilize. Taft’s victory favored, though markets remain wary. The wool market notes Crook County sellers and Shaniko’s rising role as Dalles market share shifts with new rail access.
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Oregon
Harriman
Oregon Trunk Line
James J. Hill
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Shaniko Emerges as State’s Top Wool Market
Oregon’s season total output reaches about 18.5 million pounds, down from 20 million. Shaniko sold 8 million pounds, the highest volume ever for the town, with its wools prized for quality and top prices. Brooks county wool also concentrates at Shaniko, reinforcing its status as the state’s banner market.
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Oregon
Regon
Brooks County
Shaniko
Dry law enforcement tightens grips in Umatilla County
Umatilla County voters chose dry in June and sheriff officers press enforcement. two Pendleton saloon operators were convicted last week for selling liquor under local option law and fined 700 dollars each. more similar cases fill the Circuit Court docket, signaling a busy term and deterrent effect on bootleggers.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Prolonged Rain Dampens Prineville County Fair Attendance
Rainy weather at the Prineville county fair, which opened Tuesday and runs through the week, reduces expected gate receipts and attendance. Organizers offered large purses for speed events in hopes crowds would compensate for early rain impact. Many locals canceled plans due to muddy roads and unsettled conditions.
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Prineville
Triumph of the combine harvesters across three states
An estimated 50 percent of Oregon Washington and Idaho wheat was harvested by combines this season from a total crop of 60 000 000 bushels Twenty two hundred and fifty combines operated across the trio, saving 6 cents per bushel and two bushels of waste grain per acre and adding nearly 2 000 000 dollars to producer revenue The combine is rapidly supplanting the old threshing machine in both farming districts and may render threshers rare.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Government Stock Auction Notice at Warmsprings Oregon
A government stock sale invites examination of livestock including one good bull, seven Shorthorn and thoroughbred bulls aged 4 to 7 months, six boars, six sows, Poland China stock, and assorted cattle and equines. Prices and specifics available by calling at the agency. Claude G. Covey, Superintendent, Warmsprings, Oregon.
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Poland
China
Claude G. Covey
Warmsprings
Oregon
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The
Pioneer Publishing Co
Railroads
Baldwin Company
Crook County Wools
Joe Wagner
Crook County
United States
Loucks Bros
A.M. Williams & CO
Drealers
Orecon
Conrad Strasker
Frank A Smith
Anderson L Williams
John Golf
C. W. Moore
Register
Joseph Y. Drews
Sellwood
James A. McCoy
Euhrynisn
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
U. 8
United States Land Office
C. W. Moon
B. S. Larkin
Madras, Ore
Ubedee
Tate Selection
U. S. Land Office
Tite
Congress
W. Moons
Mubhor Hoa
Department of the Miteviori 5
Hem
Rowlee
Bond Gregor
Syrio
Ferone
Phe Ellis
Corinehesivaver
Dads Aithee
Pend
Davi Vd 1S, Ciasimtnt Hames
Ocharles L Bronk
Arthur King
James Boyd
Chara O Johnston
Frank Bowter
Helen D Johnston
Tend
Oregons
Ial
W. Moore
Hogietur
Vaatles
Seyviea
Helen D. Jounsson
Bend
Swijpets
Bilis
Charles S Rock
Charlea O Johnston
Buldler
Department of Tid Interior
United States Land
Nathan H. Pinkerton
Martha Wollim
Taeane
C. W. Moors
Gentleme
A. C. Sanford
oLoenj
Grizzly Lake
Sawwill
Culver, Oregon
Griz Post Office
Hamiuvtos
T. Hoataine
Fowus
Odi
Eastern Oregon Banking Company
Foreign Exchange
Orego
Ly Low Prio
Madras Trading‘ Co
C. E. Roush
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