Oregon News Notes of General Interest
One fourth of Oregon county superintendents are women. A proposed fire lookout may rise on Mocat Jefferson Peak. The new steamer Ernest H. Meyer sailed from Astoria shipyards. Prune diseases study to check brown rot at test station. Oregon penitentiary population down to 433 for two-year record. Many items from Salem meetings and statewide projects, including liquor totals, court cases, and infrastructure plans.
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Oregon
Mocat Jefferson
Ernest H. Meyer
Wilson
Astoria
Talla
Oregon State Penitentiary
Oregon Retail Grocers’ Association
Salem
State Battorial Association
Willamette Valley Baltorial Association
Union Opera House
David G. Hrace
Johanna Naiman
Plains
Lave County
Pugene
Salem Commercial Club
Baton
House of Representatives
Hood River
Roseburg
Oregon State Federation of Labor
William Doyle
Mia
Mary A. Wilcox
Maggie Jones
Klamath Pass
Bend Water, Light & Power Company
Willamette Valley
J. A. Pattison Lumber Company
Portland
Roxs
Hood River Valley
Portland Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
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Postoffice
St. Johns
Omnibus Building
St. John A
Coryell Pass
Bugene
Lewin and Clark
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eugene Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Willamette
Oregon High School
Albany
Eugene
Philomath
Albany College
W. J. Fletcher
Oregon Retail Hardware and Implement Dealers’ Association
Withycombe
Weston Band Concerts Deserve Encouragement
The Weston Concert Band plans winter monthly concerts at the opera hall near Wednes day to boost community spirit and finances. Director A W Lanett urges loyal citizens to attend, pay 25 cents, and help keep the band thriving for Weston and Oregon recognition.
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Weston
Wentheton
Wilson Peace Address Drowned By War’s Roar
The piece argues Uncle Sam must drop the Monroe Doctrine before joining a true international peace league, noting the US cannot defend it against a major power. It criticizes President Wilson’s idealistic peace address as utopian, yet overwhelmed by ongoing cannon fire in the world.
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Uncle Sam
Wilson
New Jerusalem
Leabex Man Envisions Roses in Hidden Waste Scene
A Leabex man living in a small town keeps insisting that a yearly viewed, burnt or blackened wasteland he passes daily is a garden of roses, clinging to a hopeful vision amid ordinary school ambitions.
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Leabex
Leak probe fizzles into Lawson advertising twist
The welfare club turnout was thin on Tuesday evening and the group seems doomed as members shirk responsibility. Sing Sing requests more barbers, Weston’s stay needed, Villa resumes his ways, and the writer jokes about prussic acid in a sardonic tone.
New Books for All to Read at Weston Library
The Weston library announces new acquisitions including Maud Stanfield's Alamo Making the Most of One's Mind and Wallare Lure of the Labrador. The public can browse Wednesdays and Saturdays afternoons with librarian Mrs Maud Stanfield assisting patrons. A note warns of dog and piano-related curiosities in the collection and mentions ongoing discussions about European rulers and Mexican patriots in the era.
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Umatilla
Salem Rep. Sheldon Pushes Dual Normal Reestablishment
A Salem dispatch reports Representative Sheldon of Jackson County plans to introduce a joint resolution to restore Ashland and an Eastern Oregon Normal School with the latter’s site to be chosen by the board of regents. Pendleton boosters back moving the school to any town in the region, echoing last spring’s effort to block La Grande. The measure proposes one twenty-fifth mill for maintenance and 125,000 for buildings per school, with Weston already offering a suitable, cheaper plant. Voters may doubt approving 125,000 for Pendleton or other Eastern Oregon towns.
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Point
Canton Ville
Trail
Grants Mann Commercial Lab
Eastern University
Oregon
Joseph Schafer
Stanley Hall
Clark University
Henry Churchill King
Berlin
Wight Farm Can Associations
Jackson County
Medford
Withycqmbe
State Bureau of Mites
Real Ory
Portland
Willamette Valley
Public Service Comminsion
Hood River
Coute
Mole
Marion
Srasion
Willamette River
Salem
Krayier Steel
J. 1 Farrett
Theodore I. Scheffer
Federal Bureau of Agriculture
Multnomah County
The
Oregon Normal
Gold Hill
Foots Creek
Rogue River
Riverside Colony
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Hartland
Forty-he Efficiency Club
Civil Service
Durham
Metx & Bon
Pendleton
Tratn
Chicago
Naif
Representative McArthur
Far West Point
Donald H. Nelson
Kenneth Rowntree
Hilledale
Robert M. Montague
Annapolis
Sheldon
Ashland Normal
Board of Regents
Normal School
la Grande
Weston
Pen
War brief reports on front line actions and sustained bombardments
Field Marshal von Mackensen appears halted at the Sereth river as Hruanitoff asserts defeat within a year. Britsh and Turkish forces clash along the Tigra near Kotel Amara in Mesopotamia. Western front patrol clashes continue with heavy artillery on entrenched trenches. Germany reports large captures by Russian and allied forces and rumors of a German raider with submarines in the South Atlantic.
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von Mackensen
Sereth
Hruanitoff
Mesopotamia
Tigra
Kotel Amara
Europe
Tinere
Ceures
Kupsian Merrice Journal Neporte
South Atlantic
Cautious Debate on Wisdom of the People
Senator Borgham questions relying on the plain people's wisdom without guided instruction saying true wisdom comes through learned courses. The remark suggests a cautious approach to public judgment and suggests educational influence on civic insight.
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Borgham
Weston Uplands News Notes Jan twenty eight
Doll Thompson of Gibbon began at Seth Hyatt home a few days ago. Women’s Exchange meets Friday with Mrs John Hyatt. Tal Hewthe was a visitor Saturday and Sunday. A Weston visitor stayed a few days this week. A telephone meeting for ward officers held at school Saturday. Officers named Roy Hyatt Chinese Avery BK OB Tucker Will Heath Albert Gould. January 2 pie social at the church under the Baptist Board. Pie auction lead by a girl with at wheel. Nine daughters for one pound of work? Worn. AC erfew and panatcheh repairs at interior of church. Weather week steady. Mayo hospital operation for wife of Mr Lawayne is recovering nicely.
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Weston Uplands
Jan'y
Doll Thompson
Gibbon
Seth Hyatt
John Hyatt
Tal Hewthe
Sanday
Mr OW
Weston
Schol Inn
Wirpowe
Roy Hyatt
Chienee Avery
OB. Tucker
Will
Notice of Timber Sale and Public Auction in Oregon
Public notice from the United States Land Office Granite, Oregon, dated 24, advising that a timber sale and sale of lands by Newberry United States Commissioner will occur at Pendleton Oregon. The notice lists portions of Township 4 North Range 16 East and other descriptors. It calls for interested parties to file bids and protect their interests before the deadline and outlines legal requirements for notification and entry.
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Granite
Kor
Wrenbury
Beter
Wollinette
Dune
AL Newberry
Pendleton
Uroguni
Kodminn
Notice of Guardian Sale of Realty and Property Details
Guardian Lettie Guarity announces sale of the estate in Athens Oregon under court authority to settle guardianship proceedings. Sale described as real property with legal notices, dates, and terms including a 7 percent interest rate and specified judgment details. Proceedings set for January and December dates with court oversight.
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