Westin Weston and Weston People News Infragred
Mrs Susan Tucker receives word her daughter Mra J O Wood ill with influenza at Spokane home. Several Weston figures travel to Portland and Walla Walla on business or visit. School staff face illness as Wayne Compton contracts pneumonia. fire destroys Mrs Delphia Achilles north Water street with total losses. Clyde DeGraw obituary notes his Weston roots and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Tucker
Mra
J. 0. Wood
Spokane
J. A. Lumsden
Elleen Harris
Portland
Mike Thelma Anderson
Mim Lillian Brickey
Walla Walla
Wayne Compton
H. V. Compton
Weston Mountain
Mark Henderson
C. W. Avery
Lucas Fin
Baker
Oregon
Witte Max Audrey Jonex
Audrey Donen
Neil Rowe
Mra N. HL. Jones
Richard Morrison
Maynard Jon Tley Winn
L. A. Dowd
Ralph Dowd
Waxhtllena
Weston
C. Turner
Pendleton
Delphia Achilles
North Water Street
Achilles
Oregon Fire Relief
J. B. Goan
Mig Louise Rintoul
Truman
Imnile) Read
Metropolia
Yoon
Pacific Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co
Frank Price
W. M. Davis
William Benton
Reynaud
Benton
Howard
Harold
Root
Vancouver
Wand
Ethel Duncan
Wee
Jens Gordon
Athena Ie
Fir
Richard Beamer
Gordon
Clyde William DeGraw
St. Mary’s Hospital
Umatila County
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Thomas
Gettings
Mea
Fred L. McNett
Medford
McNett
International Correspondence School
Victoria
Davidson
Fred DuPuis
J. My Swaggart
Mis
Amy ‘van Skiver
Mist Wilma Harbour
Harbour
Andrew Sample
Washington Street
Inter Clyde DeGraw
A. J. Douglan
A. James
B. F. Terney
H. C. Worthington
W. C. Emmet
Margaret Rabb
Rick
Harry Warren
Athena
Mra A
Community notices and health updates from Weston area
Feathery notes of local social events and civic updates recount meetings of Stevens Lodge No 49 Pythians awarding a veteran's jewel to George Ridenour now in Auburn Washington. Weston notes tell of guests at the Weber and Wroe homes, mountain visits, school health progress, influenza and pneumonia cases, and a Homemaking Conference at Oregon State College Corvallis March 20-25 emphasizing better homes and homemaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rothrock
John Ogle
Adams
T. Gore
J. 0. Davis
Emery Funk
Walla Walla
Stevens Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
George Ridenour
Auburn
Wash
Hamp Booker
Pythian Lodge of
Athena
Bruno Weber
John Wroe
Reed and Hawley Community Club
Webst
G. W. Herndon
William Compton
M. J. Adkins
W. L. Smock
Mis
Effie Basford
Seth Beard
John Harden
Fred Wickam
Walter Farr
Colonel Johnson
Frank Taylor
Weston
Alex McCorkell
de, McKinney
Albert Geiss
Prank Britain
Walter Pedersen
Ross King
Dorothy Bowers
Uplands
J. M. Banister
Helix
John Banister Jr
Oregon
Te State College
Corvallis
Cow Invades Kitchen in Cottage Grove Sentinel Story
In a Cottage Grove Sentinel item, Mrs. Fannie Witte was surprised to find her cow wander into the kitchen after a neighborly visit. The animal reportedly gained entry by stepping through a back door path, prompting Mrs. White or Jack to usher the cow out the front without damage to the house or disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Fannie Witte
Bovine
Tax Committee Coming to Pendleton Meeting
Governor Olcott appointed tax committee will visit Pendleton on March 15 to hear Umatilla county taxpayers. Citizens may present suggestions to the committee, which will be included in its report to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olcott
Pendleton
Umatilla County
National Geographic backs preservation of famous trees
The National Geographic Society urged the United States government to protect the Sequoia and Kings Canyon region from lumbering by designating 1016 acres as a protected forest. The project, supported by government funds, members of the Society, local residents, and a Tulare County tax levy, aimed to save the famed 40 giant trees from conversion to lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
United Stated
I the Co
National Geographie Society
Tulare Toanty
California
Fopulae Mechunien Dragasine
Idaho Men Protest Land Exchange Bill
Boise Idaho President Harding was asked through Idaho congressional delegation to veto bill 77 proposing an exchange of 280000 acres of Northern Pacific lands in northern Idaho for range lands in southern Idaho. A mass meeting of stock sheep men and farmers debated six hours in the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Harding
Waho
House of Representatives
State House
Davis
People of
New cattle disease triggers antitoxin push
Washington reports a new cattle illness described as deadly, with death possible in five to seventy one hours. Public health bulletins warn of threatened losses and outline efforts to develop antitoxin, noting unproven links to a chicken disease called timber neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Public Health, Service
Harding Eyes Navy Size Between Eighty Thousand and One Hundred Thousand
President Harding favors trimming navy enlisted personnel to roughly eighty thousand, with an authorized strength possibly at one hundred thousand. Home naval affairs committee members said after a two hour White House conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington, D. C
Home Naval Affairs Committee
White House
National Grange Meeting Moved to Wichita
Barton Needham national treasurer and Lowlie R. Smith secretary announce the next National Grange session will be held in Wichita. The statement confirms the venue and identifies the officers behind the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Was
National Grange
Barton Needham
Lane
Kas
Lowlie R. Smith
Hadley
Mass
Memorials for Battlefront Erected by Commission Plan
Washington proposes a commission to supervise erection of multiple memorials along the European battle front where American troops fought. A doctor’s list of foods triggers a boy named Lawrence to imagine a feast, only to learn later that only some items may be eaten at one meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ank
Washington, D. C
Theuropean Battle Front
Th Department
Muvan
Lawrence
Pendleton Laundry
Athena
Classified Lost Umbrella and Misc Ads
Classified items list a lost black silk umbrella with ivory and gold handle and a request to return to Mrs. J. FP, Herr. Also notes hauling services, a Jersey heifer for sale from George We Myrick in Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George We Myrick
Athena
Dr S F Sharp Physician And Surgeon Ad
Dr S F Sharp physician and surgeon offers special attention to all ailments day and night. Calls promptly answered. Office on Third Street Athena Oregon next to telephone exchange. Office 333 residence 412 A G Frooms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Sharp
Third Street
Athena
Oregon
A. G. Frooms
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Wales
Bane
Croxdale Office Furniture & Supply Co
Grange
W. J. Crabill
Guy Crook
Wens Offie
St. Nichols Hotel
Watts & Rogers
Christensen & Post
Cathena
the Athena Barber Shop
Amos O'Dell
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
Athens
Northwest
Merchant Millers & Grain Buyers
Waitsburg, Wash
The
First National Bank of Athena
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