19 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
1
A fragmentary poem expresses gratitude for simple life, home, and family. The speaker thanks those who depend on them and cherishes hands, work, and daily routines. It contrasts worry with relief in shared family memory.
A reflective Thanksgiving meditation urges gratitude to God, parents, and friends. The piece celebrates the nation’s unity, the sun and stars as symbols, and the joy of rest and fellowship across states and cities.
A reflective holiday piece notes festive reunions and autumn abundance while urging consideration of others. It laments thoughtless behavior and seeks to promote calm, shared joy during the season.
A fragment chronicles the first turkey eaten in France and notes its tame reception at a household in Bogland. The item reads like a humorous travel note on food and character of the animal in an intimate setting.
A quirky item highlights the Thanksgiving turkey as a centerpiece dish with cranberry sauce and mince, celebrating the traditional feast and its ceremonial role in holiday meals.
A mixed weekly digest notes ill health ending in suicide of Pendleton ex police chief, surges in British conscription talk, a California steamer evacuates Irish youths, a Spanish wire cargo incident in Gibraltar, Wisconsin marks married women rights, Mobile plant fire devastates, a high profile Baltimore wedding, and a Chicago ballot on life preservation amid medical debates.
Reports say six miners died in a methane fire at the dust filled shaft near the mine site southeast of Fertile. Foreman PJ Kane was found at the surface as rescue teams battled heat and smoke. officials fear all workers perished. The rescue chief said chance of survivors was unlikely.
Belgians and northern France face a harsh winter with about two million people needing warm garments. Women and children are most affected as shortages threaten survival unless aid arrives by Christmas. Local efforts and aid groups rally to collect coats and blankets for the destitute regions.
Fay, self-styled Lieutenant in the German army, head of a bomb-maker gang, confessed to planning attacks on munition ships sailing from New York to the entente allies. He spoke freely for five hours to Assistant U.S. Attorney Knox detailing life, movements, and activities in America.
After a Baker conference Saturday afternoon, Drained Lands for Lease president and secretary Ively of the Oregon We tion announced the date of the 18th annual sea. The action aims to avoid confrontation with Semen Mand next month.
A chaotic clipping notes a $15,000,000 steel stock purchase and a related immigration message. It mentions a Pennsylvania Railroad sale to a young man, with details about a 38 year old bidder and a property deal, along with ownership figures and stock blocks.
The C W R N company filed with the Public Service Commission showing a fat income for the year. Gross income rose by 527400 over the prior year with total dividends declared at 4360464. The report notes 158087.23 increase and a growth to 95647795.0 galn.
Fragmented text describes an adult skull and its discovery at a university site, tracing antiquity to Peru and ancient peoples. It mentions Columbia River, Peru, and various unclear references, with garbled details about the skull’s origin and handling.
Mayr Wichinsi New York mayor John Purroy Mitchel was removed to a hospital for an appendicitis operation. Authorities reported the operation went well and that all steps toward recovery are progressing.
A decree from the Seattle Superior Court orders the railroad property to be sold to satisfy debts. The ruling mandates payment of divisions to the widow and outlines the process for the sale and distribution of proceeds under court supervision.
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