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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
3
William Breed of Longview Texas writes that since starting Tanlac on November 26 he gained seven pounds in ten days and is gaining five pounds weekly. He says catarrh stomach trouble and fatigue have improved. asks others to try the medicine and praises its worth.
Sunday School schedules run from 10 a m to 11 a m with sermons at 11 a m across several churches. Epworth League meets at 7 p m. midweek prayer and Bible study times vary. pastors include John Bonewits E Powell and E F Wriggle with services listed at 2:30 p m for junior EB and 7 p m CE meetings at one church.
Clem Duncan trades a faithful Ford for a new Dodge. George Beaton leaves for La Grande seeking railroad work. Mr and Mrs L L O'Hara head to Hot Lake for a medical consultation. A Phillips notes Acorn lamp stunts display at Zehm store. Fred York warns about gas engine safety after a scalding incident. Robert Hodgson returns from Lat Crome to work harvest and plans to join his Montana-bound father. The Grahams relocate to Reedsport from Marshfield for carpentry work. Weston bean crops thrive thanks to late rains. a vine yields 120 pods. Weston schools set to open Sept 16 per Superintendent Fitzpatrick. A three-year-old Nesbit girl accidentally startles a tent fire. near miss at Nesbit residence. Red Cross urges more volunteers for refugee garments. dressmaking rooms open Tue and Fri afternoons. dresses in progress. A sale lists prices on tobacco, candy, ice cream, sodas, and cigarettes. Virginia Todd of Pendleton begins a Girls Honor Guard in Weston. 16 girls enrolled. Mrs A J Barnett travels to Portland and Dallas to visit kin. notes on Charles Youngblood, a frontier figure and author, linked to Buffalo Bill. Mr and Mrs F H Beathe visit Weston from Seattle. Phil Beathe in town with sons in service. tribute to a veteran’s endurance.
Eliza Harris born Eliza Fountain in 1850 Boone County Missouri died September 11 1918 at St Marys Hospital Walla Walla at 1230 pm. She lived in Weston area since 1869 and in the city 14 years. Survived by husband John S Harris two sons James Harris Tacoma Washington Ellora Harris Hing ham Montana and four brothers two sisters. Funeral service held at South Methodist church this forenoon Rev H S Shangle Milton.
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