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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
4
UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO offers SCRATCH FOOD for chickens and DAIRY FOOD for Berkshire hogs. Get the best results for your animals with these feeds. Pendleton Oregon address and phone provided.
Notice to subscribers indicates expiration on August 1, 1920 with renewal urged. Rates are 32.00 per year, 1.00 for six months, and 50 cents for three months. The Leader is discontinued at expiration.
Pendleton visitors Miss Rosemary Whiteman stays with her aunt Mrs Lilian Fredericks while Mr and Mrs G A Hartman travel from Pendleton after exploring Weston's famed vegetables. Families head to Camp McDougal for outings. Newt O Harra threshes 412 sacks. A G Winn plans camp visits. T D Taylor memorial funds grow with local support. campsites and farm activities populate the region with farmers reporting yields of 40 to 90 bushels per acre.
Donations to the Weston library include titles by Mrs. Nelson V. Jones and Robert Hodgson among others with several new books purchased by the Library board. Local notices cover marriages at Walla Walla, residents visiting Pendleton, a meat delivery route by George Kinnear, and several family travels and moves in the Reed Hawley area.
Weston business leaders press for a potato warehouse via a Bank of Weston called questionnaire to growers. The aim is to improve quality and uniformity, attract buyers, and set a basis for potential warehouse action, even if the project does not proceed.
Contractors who have charged the work on the Dillard Myrtle Creek unit expect to finish this stretch by October 1 eliminating travel over Ralerts mountain, a dangerous section of the Portland to San Francisco corridor.
Obituary noting Harriet Moser born August 12 1499 near Clove Indiana, died July 28 1820 in Weston Oregon at 121. Married Oliver Moser led a long migration from Iowa to Oregon living near Revebure then Weston. Survived by three children and four grandchildren. active church member. Also mentions livestock and a rural listing for a brown filly and a horse for sale with contact.
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