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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
2
A small town notice from Weston Oregon lists subscription rates and advertising prices. The damaged text mentions advance payments and post office mailing, indicating a routine rate notice for local readers and advertisers.
farmers urge registration and turnout for May 19 primaries to defeat a proposed million dollar road bonds while emphasizing local dirt roads over a costly through route Weston County campaigns push for the Republican nomination of Grace Gilliam for County Treasurer noting her pledge to serve without a deputy and her status as a long time county resident amid campaign momentum and family matters.
An editorial urging county voters to back road bonds to finance hard surfaced highways. It argues the bulk of the tax burden falls on property owners, contrasts bonds with taxes, and claims bonds will fund labor and materials for macadam roads while boosting local public improvements guided by leaders in the economy and Republican sentiment.
Weston defeats the tallest team in a noisy league encounter. Key players include Blomgren Kirkpatrick and Odell with strong batting from Ernie and Hinesop. Brill pitched well for the visitors, while Boho's hitting and fielding created pressure. Weston seeks another victory next Sunday at Behe rounds.
A political notice urges voters to back W. M. Slusher for County Commissioner, praising him as a capable, experienced business man with integrity. It notes his long Umatilla County residency, legislative service, and reliance on voters in the East End to support his campaign amid limited active political experience. The piece also mentions a Pioneer reunion program and related local items.
Endorsement urging J W McCulloch for public service commissioner notes the office as crucial and warns against unqualified candidates. Cites support from judges bankers public officials businessmen farmers and other groups. Mentions Willard Bradley and viewers Brockman and Luis assessing Pine Creek Road change near Weaton.
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