Logan v PisindlB et al summons publication in Pendleton Oregon
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Umatilla County Birdie Logan PisindlB va Robert Logan Jr defendants. This summons is served by publication in a Weston newspaper of general circulation. Dated at Pendleton Oregon on the 2nd day of March.
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Umatilla County
Birdie Logan
Robert Logan, Jr
Robert Logan
Oxseon
Seton Court
Weston Eter
Non 'i
Pendleton
Effie May Milton V. Albert Tee Milton Divorce Suit
Oregon case from Umatilla County summons Effie May Milton seeks dissolution of marriage to Albert Lee Milton. Answer required by July 9, 1920 or court will grant absolute divorce. Publication date and attorney details noted in Pendleton.
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Umatilla
Effie May Milton
Albert Tee Milton
Albert Lee Milton
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Oregon
Towit
D Omgel
Deniai
Albert Lee Sapien
Patra Ee
Nin Petersox
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Pendleton
President Wilson Lead in League Policy Seeks Strong Plank
The piece argues President Wilson will guide his party at San Francisco with a strong League of Nations plank and criticizes opposing tactics. It notes views on prohibition and Irish questions, compares party loyalties, and comments on economic and political figures including Harding, Roosevelt, and party newspapers. It also mentions Portland debt, price outlooks, and a railroad timetable note for Weston Pendleton and Walla Walla.
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McAdoo and the 1924 Presidential Spark in June Talk
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Hodgson and Price Will Again Serve District
At the annual school meeting on Monday Joseph Hodgson was re-elected director over Robert G. Blomgren by a 16 to 15 vote. Frank Price was re-elected clerk without opposition. Weston schools are described as among the least costly in Umatilla county, with a standard high school and 360 pupils in a district employing nine teachers. The clerk reports total receipts from district tax and state funds amounting to $10,014.47 plus $2,?502 state and other funds, with wages the largest expense at $9,881.25. The district has $728,775 in assessable property and levies 13.1 mills for school tax.
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Hodgson
Robert G. Blomgren
Frank Price
Ferndale
Weston
Umatilla
Mexico's Provisional Leader Noted Tenor Voice Concern
A report highlights Mexico's provisional president as a remarkable tenor singer and warns he must guard his voice as recent predecessors vanished voices. The remark ties to political scrutiny, while commentary on North Dakota's voters suggests they acted freely, not with lasting satisfaction.
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