Oregon court summons in Weston and Pendleton cases
Umatilla County Oregon summons require defendants to answer by September 25 1918 in Weston land dispute and September 22 1916 for a Portland era marriage decree against Fred A Stone. The Weston suit seeks declaration of each defendant rights to real property described in the complaint and a water right along a flume. The Stone case seeks dissolution of marriage and alimony.
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Circe Court
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
D. Watts
Anna Young
Rita Chester
Carolina Schmidt
Louis Young
Ida Young
Luis ‘Young
Willard Young
Alice Young
Nellie DePratt
Katie DePeatt
Wil Ram DePeatt
Ralph DePeatt
Zel‘sa DePeatt
Zelma Harris
Merna DePeatt
Merna Smith
Agetha Taylor
Stelin Peters Amd Glene
Operon
Pissourt
Nwy
Bec
Weston
West Inc
Exid
Rogers Cormer
Mado Aireet
Franklin Street
Franklin
Dregum
Minnie Stose
Pialathi
Fred A
Stane
Fred
State of Oregon
Pleintiff
Solent
Charles H
Gilbere ‘W. Phelps
Sixth Judicial District
Will M
Pendleton, Ore
Vital
Conde of Holy Bureau
Ledwidge
Hughes
Portland
Amice
Henry George
Mexico
United States
Unclear text fragment from August 18 1916 issue
The readable passages discuss individuals denying support for Pendleton Normal, military training camps, political notes, property rights, education reforms, taxes, and references to US Mexican relations and a new roofing paint. The text is fragmented with many garbled phrases.
Weary Campaign Echoes In Mixed Editorial Notes
A fragmented press review cites Eugene and New York papers reacting to Hughes and Wilson amid campaign chatter. It notes editorial tones on policy, Mexico’s 1857 constitution, and a Weston visitor's remarks, with references to local figures and a famed razor anecdote.
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New York
Hughes
Partionn
Goeeel
New York Tribune
Mexico
Wberalx
Col Ledwidge
Weston
Mei
Local farm supply ad promotes feeds and flour brands
We will appreciate your patronage in our line. We offer rolled burley oats and wheat baled hay millstuffs and chicken feed. Local agents for Peacock Flour and Blatchford's Calf Meal. Phone 281.
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Rooster
Peacock Flour
Blatchford
New Light Shed on Mexican Affairs by Col Ledwidge
Col DP Ledwidge, a Monterey born engineer and former Rough Rider, addressed a Weston park audience on Mexican politics and reform. He blasted Porfirio Diaz, praised Carranza and Obregon, defended U S oil involvement, and described his liberal network’s efforts to foster friendly ties and a potential intervention if needed.
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Weston
Col
DP Ledwidge
Civil Enginwer
Monterey
Mexico
Wertern Republic
Fertoum
Ledwidge
Tartari
Huerta
Huverta
Carranan
Obregon
Carranss
Carranss Sincerely Desires To Keep On Friendly Terms With the Uulted States Col
Lberal
Constitutionalists
United States
John the Fifth
Thaddeus of
Warcxw
John Sobleaki
Count Ladeviaki
Fie
America
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Artileryat Gader
Funston
General Funston
Cuba
Gonzales
Madero
Acros
United States Army Warkons
San Antonio
New York City
William A. Clark
Cornett
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Miles of
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Eeerelnteresting
North Beach
LA Potter
BASSO
Barvest Quien
Sa EU Tees
Spokane
Ean
Eo Tedemtid
Weston Leader
PRE & Fer
Postoffice
Pendleton
Ore
Oe Pases
Wonton
Robert C. French
Pendleton Normal
Kernel Boyd
A. Phillips
Eugene
Hugher
Wilson
Spain
Union
Amass Phillips
Col. Ledwidge
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Bench
Wheeler
D. R. Wood the Feed Man
Ywle Weston Letiler
Taleo
Ceeraga
Union Pacific
Yellowstone
Oregon Agricultural College
Redwman
Corvallis, Chute
Kirkpatrick
Stedvt
Granteon
Thaddent
Weston Meat
Perry & Weber
Wallowa Lake Park
Powder River
Pia
Sires
O-W. RR
N. Ms
Otis, H. Carter
Dan P. Smythe
Carter & Smythe
W. IM. Peterson G
H. Bishop Peterson
Bishop Proowater
Homer I
Watts
Federal
Coweta Athena
Comluroy Hick
Gmunithet
Binek
Mia
Volun
Law
Eny
Meri
Athena
Oreaon
DeMoss Store
the Farmers Bank of Weston
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
Waitsburg, Wash
Wanda
Northwest
Weston Mercantile Company
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