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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
2
Local notices show Weston Oregon booming with new housing and business. Half billion dollar Allied loan arrangements boost banks and markets, enabling wheat sales and farm price optimism while underwriting banks offer bonds at 96 to 98 cents.
A fragment from a 1914 era newspaper notes economic and military musings. It quotes general sentiment on Hindenburg and German capability, mentions Wall Street seeking prosperity, and references a broad caution against overreaching in Europe and the east. The piece weaves satire with serious speculation on war and finance.
Fred Q. Dupuis and Mim Leote Dunnick of Weston wed in Happy Jansen before a record Pendleton crowd of five thousand. The ceremony featured mounted officials, a sombreroed minister, and a celebratory band. A staged speeding arrest led to fines remitted the next day, amid mixed reception. Watts brothers buy Claude Steen section, securing prime county ranch holdings.
The article voices opinions on keeping cool, farmers’ wheat prices, subscriptions, and war outcomes. It discusses the Panama Canal, the Blues meeting, Bulgaria, Pendleton’s Roundup, and critiques sugar policy. It concludes with views on European loans, private bankers, and Allied victories.
An Ad ler ka prepated tonic touted as a remedy for sour stomach gas and constipation. A 95 pound air propill caused a man to fall ill and die after fear during a night of muffled sounds. A circulating claim links sudden air exposure to a bowel rupture. A farmer named Boyles displays a hen with pictures of a chicken a dog a pistol and a giraffe that do not rub off.
The document announces a court summons for Seebal Davis plaintiff versus Kina Floyd Davis et al in the state of Oregon. It notes the legal action and directs appearance by the defendant and other named parties with filing and service requirements.
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