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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
2
Banks emphasize opening accounts especially for the young to nurture useful citizens who contribute to community betterment. Start now, grow the account, and become a productive member of society.
The document outlines large scale mobilization, citing 600000 in training, 2000000 under a treaty plan, and remnant forces of 160000 to 206000 returning to a campaign. It argues millions can be mobilized if munitions and supplies keep pace, warning Russia and allies to maximize efficiency as war advances.
Fragments describe local notice of Echo dedicating a new ball park and a colorful mix of political and social notes. Included are remarks on Prohibition era enforcement, a divorce suit, Pioneer reunion plans at Weston, and a baseball game recap with Weston defeating Reho.
The Oregon Journal praises President Wilson for steady judgment amid Mexican tensions. It argues he resists passion, navigates conflicting interests with intelligence, and remains calm under pressure, echoing historic praise for Lincoln and Washington.
The Oregonian notes that prophets are estimating French and German forces in the field and in reserve. They argue Germany nears a point where manpower declines will force a halt to offensives. Calculations rely on scattered figures and general war facts amid heavy Austrian and Italian losses and changing fronts.
A French empress confronted a general at a dinner and, upon being told women should avoid politics, stabbed her arm with a pocketknife. The sharp exchange ended with no further remarks on women’s nerves.
In the Oregon court at Umatilla County Warrrat Fain is named administrator of the Henry Goldberg estate. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to Carter Smythe at the American National Bank building Pendleton Oregon within six months from April 28, 1916.
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