Weston News Highlights Local Developments and Visits
Farmers Bank of Weston upgrades with new gold leaf on front. J F Samer sells blacksmith shop on Water Street. Mrs Yates of Tacoma teaches in Umapine schools. Prof Fitzpatrick visits Pendleton. Co W Avery named deputy for Weston, takes duties. J A Churchill and W W Green visit Weston schools. Turner family returns from Cornelius, moving back to former home. Morrisette family relocating to Weston. Weston Brickyard back in operation after two year idle period. Weston high school's typing class progresses. students write letters to local businesses. Henry Beamer discharged from Army, recently in France. Mme J M Pricelain hospitalized in Walla Walla after operation. Dr Gregory of Eugene speaks at Weston on education and Oregon University.
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J. F. Samer
Water Street
Yates
Tacoma
E. F. Wrngele
PF. C. Fitzpatrick
Pendleton
Co. W. Avery
Weston
J. & Harris
J. A. Churchill
W. W. Green
J. C. Turner
Cornelius
Oregon
Mr. Morrisette
Weston High School
Clam
Henry Beamer
Henry
France
Mire
J. M. Pricelain
Wallin Walla
Gregory
Eugene
Werton
University of Oregon
Thirh
Orexon
Oregon Universiti
Bepeau
Hollister Mountain Tea Promises Family Health Boost
Purifying spring medicine ad urges mothers to have the whole family take three or four dozen doses to cleanse blood stomach and bowels and drive away winter toxins. Hollister's Mountain Tea is promoted as the best spring remedy to improve color and happiness with Tallman & Co. as sellers.
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Hollister
Tallman & Co
Local Athena News Roundup From Oregon and Pendleton
Athena notes describe talks by Prof Peter Leockett of Oregon University, family health updates, a breast appendicitis operation for Helen Etanieter, W C T U meeting at M E B church with luncheon, Mrs Sleech presiding, and local visits and travel among residents including Pendleton Walla Walla and College Place.
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St Melon's Hall
M. EB
Sleech
Bert Cartano
Enid
Pendleton
Dick Thompson
Stephen Salient
eleena _ Kethren Froome
Mre
Ralph Cannon
Mise Lourk
Belle McIntyre
Arent Toewlay
Walla Walla
Athena Tables
Lawnon Booker
College Place
Green
Athena Pchools
R.A. Thompson Waas
Dollie Hunter
Milton
Walla Walla High School
Nel McFayden
Day
Fred Golmel
Schneider Rents 500 Acres at Washtucna
East Oregonian report notes Schneider rents a large tract at Washtucna. Mrs Hyatt and Roy May with family returned from Oregon City where they spent the winter. Clyde May and Charley Schneider family plan to visit Weston and attend church and Sunday school.
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Schneider
Washtucna
East Oregonian
Weston MT
Hyatt
Roy May
Oresanity
Clyde May
Hue
Charlee
Famty
Weston
Charky Schneider
Community Notes From Pendleton Area
Local residents report farm moves and plans including Elmer and Haymond Ferguson buying 16 acres on Wild Horse near Pendleton to start a chicken ranch J M Wroe visits Iona and returns home in ill health Mrs George Ferguson to Lexington Neb to care for a ailing father J M McCarty and T J McCarty visit Connell and T J drives a new car Mail from Germany brings letters from Glidwyn in army of occupation in Europe Local Ladies Club meets at Will Boyer home for missionary program with many attendees and a forthcoming vote on member introductions for next meeting
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Eurminer
Fordson Tractor
Oliver
California
Lodgeme
E. T. Wade
Temple
Mr. Schneider
Iona
Prescott
Wash
George Ferguson
Lexington
Neb
Albert Gould
T. J. McCarty
Burbank
Connell, Wash
Mr. McCarty
Jim Me Jel
McDaniela
Dick English
Weston
Jay
Camp Lewis
Jack Mayberry
Walla Walla
Harold Barnett
Irvin Mann
Irvin, Jr
Adamata
Ernest Carr
Louise Chalifon
Franklin
Whitley
J. W. Spencer
Gldwyn
Germany
Ben Simpton
Will Boyer
Mra
Charles Bunch
Adams Ladies Club Elects New Officers
Adams Oregon March 29. Mrs Martha Nunamaker of Hood River visiting sister Mrs John Glens. The Hed Crom will meet in the sewing room next Friday April 4. The Young People’s Society will conduct a basket social in the school auditorium Saturday evening. Residents urged to attend and bring baskets. Mrs Wheery Leratee left Friday for Walla Walla en route to Dayton. Mrs Frank Krebs and Mrs Carl Christian drove to Walla Walla. Mrs Ralph Wallan and others motored to Pendleton Wednesday. Nell McFadden, recently...
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Thoes
Boyer
Mra
John Golts
L L. Libuallen
T. A. Liewallen
A. E. Yorder
Martha Nunamaker
Hood Silver
le Rogers
Pendleton
Charles Dupuis
Larkbee
Charles Schate
Lostow
Ralph Wallan
Tra
Charles
East Oregonian
Adame
Ore
Hood River
John Glens
Hed Crom
Young People's Society
Wwery Leratee
Walla Walla
Dayton
Frank Krebs
Carl Christian
Walla Wall
Jane Wallan
Moore
Idaho
J. C. Chesnut
Minn Jenale Chesnut
Pendleton Wednendas
Nell McFadden
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Health Warning
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a laxative for children. It warns that constipation causes illness and claims a teaspoonful will cleanse bowels, restore appetite, and make a sick child playful again. It urges asking a druggist for the product by name and promoting its harmless, delicious nature.
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California
Cala Wie Syrup Co
Box-Office Philosophy Quips on Shakespeare Theories
A sharp exchange features Mr. Stormington Barnes debating the Baconian theory. He dismisses the idea that replacing Shakespeare’s name with Bacon’s could boost box office receipts.
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Cours
Stormington Barnes
Shakepeare
Bacon
Simale
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