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Newspaper

Weston Leader

Location

Weston, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

Page

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New Administration Assumes Authority Amid Cabinet Appointments

Harding conducts rapid ceremonial nominations for the new administration. Key posts named include B Dall as assistant secretary of agriculture and B J Henning as labor head, with staff and war department reorganizations discussed as the Senate begins confirmations and a special session looms.

Charles Hughes H. Maye Peatmanter Analataolis BD Dall Town Emsintant Agriculture Ae B J. Henning San Diego Wilson Tate

Weston Mountain Forms Community Club

Weston Mountain opens a new community club after a March 6 schoolyard gathering where men built two swings and two teeter boards. The group, chaired by Will Hall with Mrs Roy Fryatt as president, plans monthly social events and expects 60 members by next meeting.

Weston Mountain Thor la Idlesinnon Weeton Club Will Hall Roy

Notable Dry Spells Mark February 1021 and 1020

Weather observer M. A. Baker reports January and February were the wettest months in the sense of normal variability, yet overall precipitation at Werton fell 0.18 inch short of the ten year average. The 1921 two month total reached 6.07 inches, 0.40 inches above the prior year’s drier period. February 1921 yielded 3.08 inches, 1.11 inches above normal, while February 1020 saw no moisture.

M. A. Baker Werton

Trip to Columbia Mensant One Reported on Echo Road

After the Echo road completion the journey to the Columbia River is described by travelers as clear and direct. The trip offers local residents a view of major irrigation projects in the western end of the county and a chance to observe new irrigation developments.

Columbia Mensant Echo Columbia River West End

Allies Occupy German Cities After Western Occupation

Allied forces push into Germany breaking negotiations on reparations. Occupied zones include the Ruhr region centered on Duisburg Essen and the Rhine border. Proposals grant allied control over taxes customs and a Rhine boundary while Germany appeals to the League of Nations.

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Athena Area News Highlights From Week in March

Woertlin farmer J. Culley visits town while neighbors plan lawn seeding and yard work in Athena. Local social notes include visits by Mrs Vernon O Harra and Vernita of Weston, Montane ranch updates, and community events such as a surprise party for Idles Gordon.

J. Culley Woertlin B.C. Raggers Vernon O’harra Vernita Weston J. E. Jones le Grow Howe Shenae Athens Henry Mise Zole Los Angeles Mins Keen 5. C. Stanton Glave Dell Elmer Booker D. D. Fay Albertina Kerr Gordon Home Jess Dinty Alta Theatre Pendleton Standard Wealey Barry Rex Hopper Standard Oil Company Mr. Hopper San Francisco Jacob Nerkeva

Union of Sidney A Barnes and Mina Alma Bilton at Pendleton

Mr Sidney A Barnes and Mina Alma May Bilton wed at the Presbyterian church in Pendleton on Saturday noon. The bride, a popular Echo girl, and the groom, a well known overseas veteran, are to reside in Athena where the groom is employed by the Preston Shaffer Co.

Athena Corpe Qmsistante Lottie Walker Ad. Walker Hom Athens Charles May Weetori Mountain Perillin Jane Woody Cate Cannon Theo Bush Balwin Independence Wash Cannon Martha J. Maye C. A. Barrett Mays Oregon Inland Empire Sidney A. Barnes Mina Alma May Bilton Presbyterian Church Pendleton 5. A. Barnes Weston

Oregon News Briefs from the Era Including Hearsay and Oddities

A cascade of brief items reports a hotel professor dying in La Grande, orchard losses at Dufur, and the Oregon Mint Growers joining Corvallis. It notes Wasco County’s squirrel poisoning success, a Portland arson attempt ending in a suicide, and a Lake County prospecting group forming. Oregon highway plans, university and Willamette pledges, and local election notes fill the page, with irrigation and grain trade figures, tremors near Sweet Home, and bond votes in Astoria.

L. D. Edwards la Grande Dufur Oregon Mint Growers’ Compulsive Association Corvallisleet Medford Klamath Wasco County Chet Portland Rey D. Marietta Trenk M. Werren Olpott Statesh Commiserion Independence Post Americse Legion Lake County Goose Lake Valley McKensie Redmond Prineville Jamary M. Gillette Himsek Beaside 1 Ie Pendleton Lake Ochece Eugane Corvallie University of Oregon Willamette Salem Albany Hugene Comwallie Gene Simpson Oregon Holland Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Cate Ndon County Court of Mal Cascades Astoria Oregon Agricultural College William B. Tucker Crook County F. W. McMinchester Clutgop T. C. Holibaugh Jack- Yor Hermiston Experiment Menidere Oregon Public Service Commission State Highway Commission Oregon-Washington Nerigetion

United States and Central American Dispute Over Panama Territory

The note discusses a dispute between the United States and Central American nations over territory north of Panama. It mentions Panamanian protests and a suggested settlement approach aligned with a Supreme Court framework, referencing Chief Justin White.

Harding Fameme Panama State Department Justin White United States Supreme Court

Oregon News Digest Reflects Weather, Industry And Legal Notes

Severe wind damage disrupted communications in the Gantiam region with needed repairs imminent. Five farm loan applications in Deachpier County await court decisions, while the Public Service Commission cut transportation rates for wood products after complaints. Northwestern Electric raised steam-heating charges effective March 1. A mid-Columbia sunshine shortfall set six month rainfall records ending March 2. The execution case of Rathie and Owens for Sheriff Taylor's murder will be heard in April. Rogue River valley fruit crops look to be large due to a mild open winter and early bud development. Reclamation Service seeks bids for the Lost River diversion works to connect with the Klamath project. Two Oregon workers suffered industrial accidents in the week ending March 1.

Gantiam Mations Tedersh Farm Trans Deachpier Coerie Ralen Aldernind Galen Fred P. Kandel Northywest American Can Company Portland Wen Cicett State Fish Commission North-western Electric Company City of Land Oregon Public Service Commission Lagey Childs Heel River Experiment Station mid-Columbis Sunshine Jack Rathie Die Owens State Penitentiary Sherrif TH Taylor Umatilla County Supreme Con Oregon Pendeten Rogue River Valley Bude United States Reclamation Service Lost River Merrill Connto Klamath

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