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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement from a wood and coal dealer offers HI-HEAT Utah Coal in any quantity and various wood grades. The firm especially solicits carload orders for No. 1 cordwood.
In Umatilla County Oregon Circuit Court F H Gritwan and C E Gritman sue W H Ward James Ward Alonzo Ward T R Ward Celia Hill and others unknown claiming any right title or lien in Lot 4g Block 75 Reservation Addition Pendleton. Plaintiffs seek a decree that none of the defendants or unknowns have any estate and that plaintiffs title is good and valid. Publication ordered six weeks from July 17 1920 in the Weston Leader with attorney Joan H Lawner Bly East Pearl Street North Portland Oregon.
The Oregonian editorial voice critiques partisan bias while reflecting on Portland issues and national politics. It weighs anti urban sentiment, the League of Nations debate, and media influence, mentioning Harding Cox Bryan and general public mood with tangential anecdotes about Chief Tall Pine and motion picture industry growth.
The Republican probe into a slush fund heats up as senators return from Europe to testify. Debate centers on whether the fund totals three or fifteen million, with critics saying the effort will be wasted.
A fragmented column mentions separators tipping in the Touchet hills and likens sights to Bill Nye's North Carolina farm. It comments on swindles in Oregon stock schemes, German trade labels, and political chatter about Cox and Harting. It then highlights a Paramount Artcraft Week program at The Standard featuring Lela G. Saling with multiple performances and Ruby Price as accompanist.
The administrator of the estate of John L. Brown deceased announces a private cash sale of real property in Umatilla County Oregon. The sale, to the highest bidder, is subject to court confirmation and existing mortgage, with parcels in Wright's Addition North Milton including Lots 32 33 34 35 in Block 7 and adjoining land. Sale starts September 28 1920 and details appear in the August 27 1920 publication.
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