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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
4
A fragmented clippings compilation shows playful exchanges among neighbors amid light rural musings. Odd quotes reveal small-town life, boasting about finances and seasonal ambitions with humorous, rustic flavor.
A Mrs J F Jommon from Princeton Illinois writes of relief from headaches backaches and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes many neighbors already use the remedy and invites others to write for advice.
Report from Cavazos Crossing near Old Seal describes clashes with Mexican forces. One U S trooper was wounded in the action as Mexicans attacked the brush area, with casualties reported on both sides.
The fragment notes a first session at a convention of the Friends of Pesce and claims the jingo press boosted the movement with a stated aim.
A passenger list of 300 aboard the Tenpete Bus reports a torpedo strike from a German submarine. Witnesses aboard describe the shock and ensuing chaos as the vessel carries on despite damage and uncertainty.
Louis 5 Wetmore general manager of California announces a new policy or initiative. The statement signals changes affecting state operations and leadership roles. Details remain concise with emphasis on administrative direction and public communication.
Portland based Behnke Walker noters prepare a illustrated catalog for mailing. The fragment mentions a boyhood question about running away and attending Sunday school, hinting at reminiscence or anecdote.
A fragmented notice presents home remedies for itching skin. It mentions ointment and resinol soap, claiming rapid relief, with references to doctors and treatments typical of period health columns showing early over‑the‑counter cures.
A quirky local item notes the end of a trend titled The Feign Of rape juice and mentions unrelated names Ginners Lane Benor Cardoso and Dracilian minister with unclear context and no clear outcome.
Readable fragments describe a local story titled The Wherefore with unclear details. The notes mention possible dates and places but lack full context or names to identify involved persons or groups.
Washington reports a thaw in U S Germany ties after ambassador von Bernstorff announces no more submarine sinkings. Count von Papen sends formal regret and reparation offer to Mr Lanning, signaling a complete understanding on freedom of the seas between the two governments.
Northwest market notes show prices for corn and beets, with quantities listed and quality grades. Crude figures include No 1 sacks, per bushel and per pound rates, plus assorted grain terms and regional terms.
Early season estimates suggested a large hop yield of 149000 to 180000 bales but experts now project 88000 to 90000 bales. Oregon last year produced 127000 bales. Vine growth was strong but pest damage reduced many yards. Hops pricing mixed with quality smelt on Puget Sound markets. Butter and pears also noted with lower butter prices and ending pear season as canneries begin intake.
Mexicana Crove Border forces crossed into the Hot Springs area of El Paso County Texas. Sheriff Edwards heads to Hot Springs with Cowboys and ranch owners to reinforce defenses after threats tied to General Byocual Orozco and four companions in Green River canyon. Washington claims danger with Germany has eased enabling Wilson to pursue a long term program years in advance.
Fragment describes a wallet missing after a telegraphed rose to a fall way station agent and a finder returning money. A month later a young clerk handles counted cash with puzzled looks, while MacGregor and Palmer Corntassel debate the missing month’s interest.
A fragmented passage references Harris County courthouse actions and a clerk named D. M. Du Clon with garbled text about a public order and references to figures like Bam Houston. The passage also includes stray dialogue and quotes from a Washington letter, with no coherent event or outcome clearly identifiable.
A fragmentary note describes an investigation linked to a typhus case in the old city. The text references an unnamed investigator and a distant Cesarive location, with unclear details and identifiers.
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