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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
2
A Weston Oregon newspaper reprints a harsh commentary on the Leo M. Frank lynching in Georgia. It defends Frank’s innocence and condemns the mob violence as criminal and unjust, highlighting public outrage and doubts about local authorities.
Allies allegedly plot to depress American wheat prices as Umatilla county wheat hovers near 90 cents a bushel. Market editor Cohen notes European nations aim to buy wheat, but progress remains limited and the movement has had little impact to date.
A garbled, late-19th or early-20th century newspage mixes ship losses, political cartoons, and local notices. It references American seamen onboard, attacks on governance, a StanfieldStanfield Standard cartoon feature by J B Murphy, and local anecdotes about ads and morals in Portland and Illinois newspapers.
A garbled item mixes wartime notes on the German eastern advance with stray local details. Mentions Russian fronts, mining stock, a “Weentonian” figure seeking a remedy, and odd references to a California tree yield and a Lawton transaction valued at 90 000.
An old advertisement invites buyers to purchase peaches of Mandard variety and cucumbers from a grower. It offers exchange options for fruit at market prices and mentions a location three bins east of the Christian church in Milton on Peach Island. Phone contact provided.
A patent remedy claims instant relief for sour stomach gas and constipation using buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. The ad credits HM Goodwin a druggist as promoter and asserts that one spoonful cures discomfort.
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