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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
2
Subscriptions and advertising rates listed. Publication notes indicate 1915 matter and Weston Oregon post office classification. The item mentions Mount Lassen, Italy, and war news front page emphasis, with editorial comment on California advertising and expositions.
The passage blends calls to wage war over national honor with updates on subscriptions to the Weaton Mercantile Company totaling about 5 000 dollars and a remaining 8 000 dollars to fund multiple bands. It also mentions a medical product arovin and quips about Athens Press and a baseball head injury metaphor, reflecting fragmented early 20th century digest.
Weston Mountaineers edged by Milton-Freewater in a chaotic league game marked by home runs and disputed plays. Holly Jones and Farmer O’Hara homers key Weston’s effort. Milton-Freewater’s two roundtrippers, plus strong late batting, sealed a 6-? win. News railroading includes editorials, war notes, and a satirical column on local notices.
Alabama and Washington follow Texas in erecting teacher cottages near schools to end the old boarding-round system. The plan provides privacy and a home life, with examples of six-acre sites and cooperative living, and Texas reports over 100 cottages with more counties adopting the model.
Readers glimpse a blazing celestial object described as unusually hot and bright. Astronomical observers weigh possibilities from a sunspot flare to a passing comet, noting its intense glare and uncertain origin while inviting expert explanation.
Thousands of hot apple pies were distributed as Spokane day activities spread to the Panama Pacific exposition, reaching six hundred miles away.
In concert with Justice Hughes, a non Republican stance is stated and Sim Barnes is nominated for the presidency. The Oregonian reports Portland has more water than it will need for its firewater after January 1, suggesting an unlimited supply until then.
Local feed mill advertises hay and clean grains for horses and cattle. Rolled barley oats and wheat baled and available as chicken feed. Peacock Flour land contact and phone 281 for D R Wood the Feed Man.
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