Weston News Roundup Amid Wheat Harvest And Local Events
Local notices report fruit sales and visitors, loom through Weston items. J C Turner of Cornelius Oregon checks in, while Bell guests at Camp McDougal and Gail Williams returns from the mountains. Typhoid cases appear, Joe Warrer cuts locust trees for government work, and new Ford cars join stock ranches. The Ladies Guild meets, locust wood shipments, and a wave of harvest news follow. A carload of locust wood powers shipbuilding pins for Uncle Sam. The harvest shows mixed yields with wheat strong, barley weak, and typhoid cases in Weston. McFarland visits, McCormick combines operate, and a family medical sequence includes appendicitis surgeries. A new library增 adds fiction, a hail storm impacts Tone area, and Elmer Nolte dislocates an ankle. Weston hosts a livestock meeting with officials, a new Umatilla bridge opens, and George Brace survives a horse kick. Old Dry Hollow schoolhouse is torn for shed lumber as a new Dry Creek school rises. Harvest pay scales are set by nearby districts. smallpox quarantines and warnings about fake war heroes circulate.
Allies Score Early Victory in Soissons Chateau Thierry Offensive
Allied forces from American and French armies push west of Soissons to northwest of Chateau Thierry. The surprise assault yields thousands of German prisoners and heavy captures as towns and supply depots fall. More than 20 villages seized along the front with gains extending toward key supply roads.
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Roosevelt's Youngest Son Killed in France
London report states Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, serving with American line forces on the Marne, was killed at Chateau Thierry on July 14 while returning from a patrol. He reportedly lost control of his machine gun after a German squadron attack and sustained a mortal wound.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
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Joe Scott
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Lois Porter
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Roy Tompkins
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Weston Library Board
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Edith Kelley
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Wings of Youth
Elizabeth Jordan
Bay of Saffron
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Joseph Vance
William DeMorgan
Tone
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Weston Commercial Club
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L. E. McDaniels
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Dry Hollow
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