Weston Leader Briefs From Busy Weston Town
Two youths filled with liquor fired revolvers on Weston streets. Marshal Lavender challenged them. they fled. Warrants were sworn and both fined six dollars fifty cents. Various local moves include changes of residents, farming yields, and a fountain cost of six hundred seventy four dollars and sixteen cents.
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Weston
Greer & Waddingham
Lavender
Clyde Cane
John Doe
Price
W. Courtney
Idaho
Athena
M. A. Bryson
Dry Creek
Link Swaggart
Wool Growers Meet In Billings During Irrigation Conference
In Billings Montana on August 15 prominent wool growers of the Central Montana Woolgrowers Association join the state irrigation conference. The session draws strong attendance and holds promise of benefits. Participants include George H Maxwell chairman of the National Irrigation Committee officers of the National Wool Growers Association and state agricultural college instructors.
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Friend of Irrigation
Billings
Mont
Central Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
State Irrigation Conference
George H. Maxwell
National Irrigation Committee
National Well Growers’ Association
State Agricultural College
Howard College Names Dr Montague President
Birmingham Alabama August 15 Dr A P Montague who resigned the presidency of Furman University to become head of Howard College assumed his duties today. He announced plans to begin active work to build up the college and increase facilities to place it in the front rank among Baptist educational institutions of the country.
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Peebles
C. C. Turner
Charles Proebster
Weston
Thompson Warren
National Soldiers
Santa Monica
Cal
Waren
Ian Williams
A. J. McIntyre
Mr. McIntyre
Marville Watts
Athena
Marville
Jacob
Pearl Wills
Pendleton
Ellice Wills
Elizabeth Wills
Rossland
B. C
Miss Welby
Alma
Ellensburg
Jess Ray
Greer & Waddingham
Dr. Best
Hirmingham
Ala
A. P. Montague
Furman University
Howard College
Montague
Mountains and flapjacks for a month?
A humorous La Grande Observer item urges the reader to escape fatigue by living rough in the mountains for a month eating flapjacks and bacon, drinking strong coffee, ignoring dirt, wearing overalls, and catching fish while stealing hay and poultry, promising a mother’s oblivion.
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la Grande Observer
Do you know Horatio trades a chance for a sell
A brief wry exchange about ambition and opportunity. Horatio contemplates a boy’s chance to become president of the United States, then offers to sell his chance for 10 cents in a humorous retort.
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Horatio
United States
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Joseph Ell
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State Fair
Salem
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