Weston News Highlights From East Oregon Valley
Weston area locals gather for birthday, church events, and visits as families share meals and travel between Walla Walla, Athena, and Pendleton. Notable items include Frank Greer plans dairy expansion, potato seed cultivation by Joe Hyatt and Robert Hopkins, and weather favorable for plowing with several neighbors reporting improving wheat conditions in Morrow County. A California tour group’s car caught fire near Weston, extinguishing hopes for a smooth trip to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Driskall i
H. C. Fotter
Freewitt Am Petterway
Elmer. Tuekey
Wally Wall
Dart
C. F. Bulfinch
Walla Walla
Dayton
Mra
Watts
Athena
F. Williama
Bertha Compton
Whitman College
Nanson
Sizter
Pea “Stitler
Putney
Han
Storm
Weator
Tone
Harry Beathe
Artie Tu
Dutien
P. Linnallon
Joe Wurter
Weston Camp
Woodmen of the World
Pendleton Monda
Ie Junation
HM Hoal
Mex Hartman
Hin Farm
Seex
Frank
Greer
Joe Hyatt
Robert Hopkins
Weston Mountain
Mr Hyatt
Mia
J. H. Rockhill
Falem
T. TH. Td
Eho
Ja Vorg
Pngumon
Betty Idahor
HM. Smith
Yakima
Jahe
Bot Way
Mra. Ithot
Toledo
George Nesbit
la Fiethde
Ralph Nesbit
J. C. Turner
Pendleton
Meadowbrook Farm
Pine Creek
Weston
Mr. Turner
Hey Winn
Jim
Frank Lavender
Miss Eather
Gail Williams
Frank Saling
Saling
Mr. Saling
Mrow County
Saline
Morrow County
Mark Henderson
Leroy Brown
Karl Barnett
Omarack
California
Calexica
Spokane
Ford Ear
Weston News Briefs Tells of Community Events
A mixed roundup from Weston reports travelers, court actions, and local incidents. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Powers of Riverside Washington visiting relatives, a medical case with stones removed surgically, a car lights mishap on a state highway, and progress on local ranch and mining affairs with several residents traveling to Alberta and Montana for farming and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moher
Sing Mather
Davis Ang
Glen Larson
Wally Walle
Wer
C. L. Pinkerton
Preston Clarence Benthe
Garrison
Montana
Weston Éition
Alberta
Tom
Cour
Pendl
Fons Milton
Weston Mercantile Go
RL. Sabin
Portland
Matt Mosgrove
Inland Empire
Gina
Ena.ir
Mosgrovene
T. C. Ae
Milton
James Hard
Cunningham
Pilot Rock
Ninth Army Corps
Herman E. O'Farra
Weston
96Th
1St Infantry
Pacific Coast
M. Davis
Wather
Walla
HF. Fanning
Alberta Wheat
Northwest Mines Closed By Strike
Northwest mines shut or paused as United Mine Workers strike spreads through Washington and British Columbia. Washington officials report 2600 workers out, British Columbia 2500 to 3000. Key districts affected include Roarilyn Cle Bhim rail field, Centralia, and Bellingham. Some maintenance crews also walked out amid flood risk in Roalyndlle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Centralia
Bellingham
Farming conditions show improvement says war agencies
Acting Director Davis of the War Ma n e s Corporation reports improved agricultural industry conditions and better business outlook at April 1. Livestock producers and farmers express greater confidence from improved market conditions. Bank deposits rise in many agricultural communities and country banks are stronger. Up to March 21 the corporation approved financing totaling 522,426,097: 214,187,761 to western banks 58,187,816 to cooperatives and 50,250,120 for export purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Davis
War Manes Corporation
P Stitement
Gro
Westor
Daylight Robbery Daring in New York Home
Four armed bandits invaded the home of retired financier Albert R. Shattuck at 19 Washington Square North. They bound Shattucks and staff, looted jewelry valued at about 100000, and timed the break-in for an hour and a half. One thief was captured near Washington Square as he fled, abandoning a coat with jewels valued around 920,000. The butler freed himself and alerted the neighbor, calling police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert R. Shattuck
Washington Square North
Washington Square
Nelsibor
Record of 100,009 Rabbits Killed in Washington State
A federal report by Leo K. Couch of the Biological Survey notes that over 100,000 rabbits were killed in Grant, Franklin, and Walla Walla counties during winter through drives, poison campaigns, and trapping. Headquartered in Olympia, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia, Wash
Grant, Franklin and
Walla Walla Cotation
Leo K. Couch
Federal
Burea of Biological Survey
Farm Loan Approvals Total 3.324 Million State Totals
Washington reports War Finance Corporation approved 121 advances for agricultural and live stock purposes totaling 3,324,000 dollars. The disbursements include Montana 220,000 dollars, Oregon 119,000 dollars, Wyoming 104,000 dollars, and other state allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tve
War Finance Corporation
Montant
Oregon
Wy ‘Oming
Residence and trade bid in Oregon classifieds
Dr Watts offers a residence for sale or trade in Athena Oregon and invites bids or exchanges with Pendleton Tealdence. He mentions a hauling venture and advertises two goats, five cows, one fresh, plus hauling at reasonable prices. Contact Dr Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Pendleton Tealdence
Watts
Dr. Watts
Athena Oregon
SMITH
Athens
Oregon
A. C. Froom
St. Nichols Hotel
Athena
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Swic
Kingsford
Mlaynie Y Sons Mena Gy
Lassen
the Athena Bakery
L. C. Bevens
French Optometrists
Walla Walla, Wash
American Legion
William's
Legion Hall
Henry Ford
Northwest
Tdquiatit; Walch
Grayn Harbor
William Hoeing
Associaton
Seattle
Hed
Hoquiam River
H. J. Miller
Miller Lumber & Lagging Company
Everett
Small
Waukegan
Len Small
Lake County
Attorneys-At-Law
Main Street
F. Sharp
Third Street
Perry Hall
Athena Shor
Ike Walton
Watts & Rogers
the Athena Home Laundry
G. W. Finch
The
Standard Theatre
Theathena Home
the Athena Barber Shop
Amos O'Dell
Establi
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
Jabor
Northweer
Merchant Millers & Grain Buyers
Waitsburg, Wash
Ted
First National Bank & Athena
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