West on Leader Clark Wood Mixed Column on Liquor and Reform
A fragmented local column discusses whiskey consumption in Scotland, Prohibition, and ignition of reform. It cites Kenneth L. Roberts on Scotland for Scotch, notes Glasgow slums, and compares liquor costs to Scotland and England. Observations include police tolerance, bootleggers, and a call to stay dry as a path to national improvement.
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Scotland
Kenneth L. Roberts
Saturday Evening Post
Glasgow
Ind
England
Britain
Local News From Weston A Dated Window Display
A patchwork of notes from Weston area residents. mentions Abe Insurance policy for inheritance tax, Bolshevik Russia demonstrations, Clara Smith telling ofl, and various local people like Fisher, Van Winkle, Werees family, and Mrs House gatherings. Reports on wheat prices, travel plans, domestic accidents, and social events including birthdays and a theater scene with emotional reactions.
Public Utility Costs and Postwar Burdens Across Nations
The piece argues allies face ongoing occupation costs and potential German nonpayment, warning of a collapsed Pan-German dream and renewed burdens if Britain, the US, and Japan pursue armament amid fading morale. It cites Colliers on needing 82.4 million to equip 1.25 million homes with heat and transit, funded by savers via secure investments. Weston mountain earns notice for regional progress and future gains.
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Germany
Hantile
Russia
Austria
United States
Britain
Japan
Yap
Colliers
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington
Mrs Carmichael Seeks Set Aside of Decker Divorce
Motion filed in circuit court requests setting aside the divorce decree granted to Georgy B. Carmichael. Mrs. Carmichael asserts duress and intimidation at the time of hearing, alleging threats, violence, fear, and that she was driven from Pendleton to Seattle. She seeks dismissal of the plaintiff's suit, $600 in attorney fees, and $75 monthly support pending the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Georgy B. Carmichael
Mrs. Carmichael
Wee
George B. Carmichael
High School Nine Baseball Lineup and Remembrance Mentioned
Daring recant practice with the High school nine The Colonel had the misfortune to fall on the foul line stopping the game briefly. Captain Bulfinch announced the probable lineup L Balfinch catcher W Ray born pitcher H Phinney first base A Payne second base N Jones third base L Snider shortstop A Luces left field G Staggs center field C Snider right field. Misa Rintoul resumes work after illness. Arrangements with school board will have fifty fifty on baseball equipment.
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Bulfinch
L. Balfinch
W. Rayborn
H. Phinney
A. Payne
N. Jones
L. Snider
A. Luces
G. Staggs
C. Snider
Misa Rintoul
Notice of Estate Administration for Daniel A. May
The administrator of Daniel A. May deceased seeks to settle his estate. A county judge order sets a hearing at 10 o clock in the forenoon on a stated date regarding the administration. Attorneys for the administratrix Amor Clark and Partners announce appearance for the notice and hearing.
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Umatille
Ibs
Danial A. May
Bidey SC Hirst Isa
Ominatratti, Patanson, Binor & Clark
Administratrix
Nerest
Fontern Fond
Jacob
Gos
Jeege
Seren
Mark
St Horkens
Mike Lend
Jacos
Minn Vide Stagge Married in Seattle Ceremony
Miss Vide M. Braggs of Weston wed Mr. Bisine Burton in Seattle on Sunday evening. The bride is a normal school and business college graduate, an accomplished musician, and has two years teaching experience. She worked recently as a stenographer in the law office of Peterson, Bishop & Clark at Pendleton. The couple will reside in Pendleton with Mrs. Achilles of Weston listed as a relation.
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Minn
Weston
Burton
Pendleton
Tribute Paid to Chamberlain and Others in Oregon
In Washington, Senator George B Chamberlain of Oregon received a tribute as he retires from the Senate. Republican Chairman Wadeworth led the commendation. Also in Missouri, Champ Clerk was buried in Bowling Green after a simple ceremony, marking the end of a political life alongside his leader.
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Chamberlain
Washington
George B. Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate
Wadeworth
Oregon Statesman
Champ Clerk Ie
Bowling Green
Champ Clerk
St Weet
Champ
Proebatel Named in Ore Ton Office Appointments
In a set of Gy candidates for Ore ton office appointments published in the Sunday Journal Geo. W. Proebatel Jr. appears in connection with the Wenton post office. It is not known whether changes will be made in Weston class offices under civil services as the new administration may consider local wishes, Senator Stanfield says.
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Oreton
Sunday Journal
Geo. W. Proebatel, Jr
Wenton
Weston
Civil Services
Stanfield
Favorable Crop Outlook Reported by District Farmers
Farmers in the district report a more favorable crop outlook than in several years. Ground is weed free, young wheat looks thrifty, and despite Wanbed field damages the prospects are better than usual for this season.
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RA Moore
Davis
Hass & Sauer
W. Webb
Dipl, Sarva
Weston Baths
Barber
R. L. Reynaud
S. L. Kennard
Drs. A.D
R.A. French Oe
Maing i. Phage
Weston Leader
Clark Wood
ARS
H. Goodwin
Wubelantial
Rhine
Wome
Bill Hohencollers
Ford
Bagen
The
Buffalo News
Montheon
Pribat
Postettion
Westen
Ansecam de Close Mall Matter
Bankers’ Reserve Abe Insurance Co
Geo, House
Clara Smith
Alayer
Jake Hannon
BA. Fisher
Weeton
Oregon Hills
Touchet
Tucker
L. C. van Winkle
van Winkle
Thomas Werees
Nanton
Porites
J. A. Lamaden
Home Sweet Home
North
Water Street
Fannie McBride
la Fayette McBride
T. H. Booher
Carl Brutecher
Jeorge Hones
Hot Lake
Dr. McKinney
Mr. McNee
Weston Mountain
Decker
Carlyle
Bhelley and Keats
Atcool Board
Vehool and Board
Ifty-Fifty
Weston Mills
WOOD
J. A. LUMSDEN _ Proprietor
Utah
P. T. Harbour
Phong
County Court of the
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Cimatilla County
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Whitman's
Milton, Ore
Jersey
Charles E. Hall
Weston, Oregon
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