Weston talent praised as local play shines on stage
Editor Harlan hails Weston talent after Colonel Wood leads a Weston home talent play. Cast includes Erpost Blura, Kenneth Marston, Harold Westerly, Gladys Smith, Jane Ann Deverill, Roy Read, and Josie Lavender. Critical praise notes Ernest and Roy Read deliver standout performances and overall production exceeds typical amateur efforts.
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Colonel Wood
Pancheron
Ukiah
al H
Jin
Colonel Heyd
Wood
Olin Bon
Ries
Villian
Gye
Kenneth Marston
Churchill
Erpost
Ernest
Claud Price
Harold Westerly
Clade
Clytia Heth
Gladys Smith
Miss Smith
Harold Earl Olson
Kanne ‘Maraton
Elisa ‘Morrison
Lillian
Rulin Smith
Jane Ann Deverill
Josie Lavendar
Jane Deverill
Weeton Mercantile Co'y Force
Mise Lavendar
Jacobs
Roy Read
Roy Certainely
Wilson Joy in Hughes Fool's Paradise Show Noted
The review lauds a smooth production with quick transitions and strong stage presence. Hon George E Chamberlain plans Wilson campaign stops in Umatilla County including Pendleton Athens Weston Prewett (Prewater) Milton with a Wilson Day rally and parade.
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Wilson Joy
Hughes
George E. Chamberlain
United States
Oregon
Umatilla County
Wilson
Pendleton
Democratic Central Committee
Woodrow ‘Wilson League
Chamberlain
Pandheton
Adams
Athens
Weston
Breewater
Milton
Preewater
Saloon Lobby Flys Attack on Brewery Amendment
Hatton of the Anti Saloon League argued before the State Convention of Baptists at Salem that the brewery amendment would permit original package saloons near homes and possibly beside schools. He contended the measure discriminates against farmers, favors Portland brewers, and would legalize selling liquor to children.
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the Baptiste
Salem
R. P. Hatton
Anti-Saloon League
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Hop Usage and Local Liquor Referendum Details
A fragmented report notes a vote with a 315 x No result against Original Package Saloons in city or country. It also states that Oregon breweries used only two percent of Oregon hops while forty six percent went elsewhere and imports supplied remaining hops.
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Oregon
Weston High Delta Sig ne initiates new members in 1916
The opening meeting on Friday evening at the school auditorium featured initiation of new members with commemorative piano solo by Ruby Price and an instrumental duet by Ruth Read and Glada Smith. A farce satirizing the faculty and school board, written by Professor Robinson, drew lively impersonations and applause. Guests included several Misses from Athena, and the graduating class of 1916 was represented by Mears, Lowell Duncan, and Allison Wood.
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Ruby Price
Weston High
Weston School Board
Ruth Read
Glada Smith
Professor Robinson
Rulin Smith
Miss Noun
Gladys Smith
Cogswell
Wurzer
Carl Brandt
Banister
Robert Hodgeon
Ranch land deals shake up Pilot Rock area real estate
The George Stangier 640 acre ranch near Pilot Rock sold to Tom Hampton of Wendieton for about 26000, with possession in two weeks. Frank Humphrey buys 1100 acres southwest on Pilot Rock for about 16 per acre. Henry Canteen and Doctor A Parker purchase 1200 acre Nye area ranch for around 16000. Dan Russell ranch near Nye reportedly sold to Jim Stanvon, details limited.
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Pilot Rock
Geo. Stangier
Tom Hampton
Wendieton
Pilot Hock
Cunningham Sheep & Land
Menry Cantee
Pilot Kock
Doctor & A. Parker
Vendieten
Peace talks and war aims outlined by Foreign Secretary
London 25 A conference report notes the Foreign Secretary stated allies will not discuss peace terms but seek broad aims to secure future peace. He urges recalling wartime causes, argues Germany seeks guarantees, and cites mobilization disputes and German planning. A fragment ends with labor unrest in Long Island City.
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London
Porsian Press Association
Germany
Europe
Mabd
Rasais
Russia
Petrograd
Democratic Ticket Listings With Local Candidates
A dense political display lists Democratic candidates for county and district offices including Sheriff Clerk Treasurer Assessor Coroner and County Committee. Names such as Oliver P. Coshow Haney Reeves Hodgen Bisho Traylor Chambers Stillman Strain Howard Peebler Maloney Glenn M and committee headquarters at 117 Street Pendleton are shown.
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W. T. Reeves
Lou Hodgen
George H. Bisho
D. Traylor
W. D. Chambers
H. J. Stillman
Or P. Strain
WG Howard
Geo. D. Peebler
Barney &. Anderson
Democratic County
J. W. Maloney
Political ticket slate listing statewide and county offices
A pasted electoral slate lists candidates for President and Vice President Charles E Hughes and Charles Warren Fairbanks. It names congressional and state posts including S4-N Sinnott of Wasco county and H Olcott as Secretary of State, with multiple district names, county officials, and a paid advertisement credit.
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United States
Charles E. Hughes
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Congress
N. J. Sinnott
Wasco County
Hen W. Olcott
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Burnett
Marion County
Frank A. Moore
Columbia County
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Pebt
Ali
J. A. Yeager
J. A. Best
Come People
Welt
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Urewon
Harlan
Ile K. Harlan
Pilot Rock Record
Ene
Delta Sigma Entertain
Delta Signe
Sir Deward Grey
England
Steetay
Gerany
Belgium
Campaigon
Long Island City
Oliver P. Coshow
Haney
J. Glenn M
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Frederick Steiner
Umatilla
Morrow Counties
R. N. Stanfield
Roy W. Kitner
R. J. Keator
Chernks
H. M. Allan
E. T. Brown
Recorder
R. 8
A. Yeager
My Young
Por Surveyors
Willard Bradley
J. T. Brown
William M. Slusher
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