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Newspaper

Weston Leader

Location

Weston, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

Page

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All People Urged to Buy a Barrel of Flour

The Buy a Barrel of Flour movement spreads in Umatilla county with farm bureau backing and local merchants urged to promote barrel purchases. Key organizers David H. Nelson and A R Coppock lead a committee as executives meet in Pendleton to discuss boosting the wheat and flour market and improving farm finances.

Umatilla County Umatilla Farm Bureau David H. Nelson Pendleton A. R. Coppock Athena Sim J. Cullay Weston East Oregonian J. F. McNaught Herminton A. RB. Coppock J. Culley Weaton George Dade Milton HL. 2. Whitman J. ©. Hawkins

Young Men Organize Law and Order Debate Club

Pastor Storms of the Baptist church launches a movement in Weston inviting young men and boys to meet December 14 at 7 30 PM in the church. The club aims to "Clean the Streets and Save the Hay" with a focus on honesty and public virtue.

Ameri Reef Vitar Wy HK Priotor The Baptist Church

The Bachelor Girls Club Holds Initial Meeting at O Harra Home

The Bachelor Girls club held its first meeting at the Sven O Harra home on Monday evening. Needlework and conversation preceded a lunch prepared by Mrs Frank Smith and Miss Wavel O Harra. Attendees included Misses Davis Isaacson Harris Brown Morrison Barnes Price Martinon and Mrs Frank Sisith.

Bachelor Girls’ Club Tts Sven O'Harra Mre Frank Smith Mise Wavel O'Harra Mises Frank Harris Davis Lartine Brown Ethel Isaacson Weber Davis Eliza Morrison Doris Barnes Ruby Price Vira Martinon Wavel O'Harra Frank Sisith Misses Davis Isaacson

Insurance Privilege Ends for Reinstatement

Adjutants of American Legion posts are advised that the window to reinstate lapsed government insurance without a physical exam ends with the last month of the year December. After January 1, 192, reinstatement requires a strict physical examination for former service members.

American Legion Werview

Wheat Exchange Proposed To Market 30 60 Million Bushels

Spokane announces formation of Northwent wheat exchange to market 30 to 60 million bushels of 1987 wheat. A. A. Bimore president of the State Farmers' union says the plan will create a national pool selling system. Washington Idaho Wheat Growers' association to join, with Montana Oregon groups forming.

Spokane Wash A. A. Bimore State Farmers’ Union Washington and Idaho Wheat Growers’ Association Montana Oregon

Athena News Mixes Local Travel and Crime Report

Athena readers learn of local moves to California and Oregon, a farm lighting rollout, high school basketball prep, and a theft spree hitting Hills jewelry and McFadden’s Pharmacy on Main Street. Pythian Lodge hosts Pendleton district convention with a banquet to close.

J. A. Lamaden Dire Price Ruby Weston van Deusen Walla Walla Athens Civic Club Commercial Club John Walter Walter Athena High School Weaton Lally D. T. Stone Sam Pambrun Dean Dudley Frank Sanders Laurence Pinkerton John Keen State Line California Henry Keen Miss Zola Jim Jones Athena Grocer Powers Athens Jim Missouri M. L. Watts San Francisco Vernita Mills College Winton Maurice Hill Montana Athena B. B. Richards Richards Methodist Church L. A. Banks Banks Mrsity Hill McFadden Hills McFadden’s McFaddens Knights of Pythias Pythian Lodge No P.wan Wan Pendleton Damon Lodge Woodman Pythian Lodge

Fourth Grant county manslaughter retrial opens

A jury is seated for the retrial of Frederick Rader on second degree murder charges in the shooting of B. E. McCue on February 20, 1918. The panel includes R. B. McEwen and W. H. Booker and the case was moved from Grant county by venue change and supreme court order.

Frederick Rader Grant County Oon Supreme Court Circuit Court Rader B. E. McCue R. B. McEwen W. H. Booker

Mission Society Elects Officers at Womans Missionary Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. Church South met at W. Le Rayborn's home on a Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected: Sarah Rowland president, A J Starmer vice president, W S Prine recording secretary, E M Smith corresponding secretary, Bertha Sowers conference treasurer, Charles Price local treasurer. A program followed with lunch served by Mary Cy McNew and B A Barnes. Twenty members attended, a large gathering for the year.

W. le Rayborn Woman's Missionary Society M. E. Church South Sarah Rowland A. J. Starmer W. 5. Prine E. M. Smith Bertha Sowers Charles Price

Wild horses on the Verville Reservation shot for meat

Grant Copeland, president of the Spokane Stockmen's club, says stockmen shoot and eat the wild horses on the Verville Indian reservation. He notes there is no cleaner meat and describes the animals as interbred descendants of raguses that have formed a distinct breed.

Verville Grant Copeland Spokane Stockmen's Club Copesweet

Babson Forecasts Higher Wheat Prices Amid War Demand

Roger Babson predicts international wheat price increases within one to two months as mills release backed-up demand and foreign buyers persist. The article notes a locally growing “A Barrel of Flour” movement to reduce stocks and spur mill buying, placing wheat and corn among the best crops next to barley.

Roger Babson Babson Ention

Fred Royse Named Deputy Commissioner of Pensions

The National Tribune announces Major Frederick A. Royse, a former Athena boy, will become Deputy Commissioner of Pensions succeeding Dr. Frank D. Byington, who is promoted to Commissioner. Royse, tied to the army and government service since leaving Athena in 1898, rose to major after World War I and earned infantry and cavalry distinction. He is brother to Mrs. Nettie Royse Davis of Freewater.

Fred Royse National Tribune Washington, D. C Frederick A. Royse Athena Pensions Frank D. Byington Fred Rouse Army Government Department U. S Nettie Royse Davis Freewater

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