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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
4
A quirky dialogue fragment features a manager lamenting duties and a washed dish joke. Phrases hint at a humorous exchange about chores and planning, with references to home life and problem solving. The text reads like a fractured, lighthearted snippet from a page.
A British minister recounts his last prison visit with a dying heroine, denouncing bitterness toward the enemy. He notes the prisoner was born at Mise Cael and the escape inquiry was sent to the ministry for war in Berlin as Rev. Mr. Gahaste describes the encounter on Monday evening October 11.
Simon Lake predicts cargo submarines may be needed if war continues two years. A German air raid survivor is praised for bravery and faith. Northwest hops demand rises with about 1000 bales traded. Lewiston bean crop forecast set at 328,000 sacks. Drug prices show slow sales amid market activity.
The report notes wheat activity at the Merchants' Exchange with 10000 bushels of November blue stem sold and another 10000 bushels of Einestem for this month at 9914. Prices show dollars per bushel with owners asking higher due to Canal Exporters' influence and European tests. Strong American crops contrast with demand and market shifts driven by speculation and exchange conditions.
Springfield mayor Davin announced he will chair an indignation meeting in Murphysboro to protest Governor Dunne granting a 36 day reprieve for Elston Scott who faced execution Friday. The report also mentions Boott reprieve and a garbled note about butterfat and unrelated names.
A new Córdoba replaces the old currency in Nicaragua with an 18 percent exchange adjustment. The plan, announced recently, affects San Juan del Sur and other locales as authorities finalize the currency shift.
Wartime report details secretary statements on aeria lriers and auxiliary ships to strengthen the navy. It notes private shipbuilders must compete for contracts, improve efficiency with tests, and rely on government yards. It also mentions wireless experiments with the Georgia battleship and Arlington Bermuda stations. Intricate anecdotes and snippets follow, reflecting local humor and society gossip.
About 200 members of the thirty third degree were elected by the supreme council of the Scottish Rite southern jurisdiction in a newly dedicated Masonic temple in Washington D C The notice mentions widespread participation from southern and western states and notes Yale notices restricting fraternities and secret societies to curb drinking under a new state law.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a Hoan’t served, a tall husband and the woman’s care, recalling a moment with the best band’s performance and a visitor who confesses lack of familiarity with recent events. The piece hints at everyday spray of dialect and social context from the era.
A fragment from a local health column discusses an itching rash and advises seeking medical guidance for relief. It mentions skin irritation possibly linked to allergies and emphasizes proper diagnosis and treatment. The text uses cautious language about home remedies.
A man proposes measures to keep the building free of rats and rosetee concerns. The offer emphasizes sanitation and pest control, aiming to maintain a clean, safe property for tenants and visitors. No additional details available.
A fragment describes change of life and women seeking medical guidance. It claims a single woman doctor can offer confidential, strictly private advice and that readers should contact a female adviser for frank, private help.
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