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Newspaper

Weston Leader

Location

Weston, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1916

Page

2

Weston Leader Clark Wood Publisher Noted as Post Office Clerk

Weston Oregon publisher Clark Wood is identified in a post office notice as a second class mail matter. The listing confirms his role and the paper's mailing status.

Weston Leader Clark Wood Weston Oregon Nait Matter

Union School Districts Considered for Weston

Discussion in Weston centers on forming a union with adjacent districts to gain larger schools and better facilities. An Oregon Journal editorial urges 160 day school years and union buildings to replace isolated one room schools, with school wagons aiding transportation and high quality teachers able to serve wider areas.

Weston Oregon Journal National Conference For Better Rural Schools Unon Nresath Sen Sebec Si

Weston forecasts best harvest in town history

Weather indications promise a grand harvest with high profits for Weston farmers and a prosperous fall and winter. Local merchants report growing trade and a confident, satisfied community as the agricultural boom lifts the town and its economy. The piece dismisses mining stock schemes for consumer goods and homes.

Weston

Showing Their Colors in the Maine Prohibition Debate

The publicity committee for the brewers amendment uses a Maine statistics pamphlet to attack prohibition claiming it fails. Observers in this region argue prohibition is a blessing in Eastern Oregon and Washington towns. They advocate national scope and a federal ban to sever government liquor ties for progress.

Brewers’ Amendment Maine Oregon Washington United States

Babson and Edison Endorse Wilson Amid Political Debate

Roger Babson and Thomas A. Edison express support for Wilson in a broad political discussion, noting it balances criticisms of politicians as the campaign heats up.

Roger Babson Thomas A. Edison Wilson

Umapine Progress and Local Quips in 1920s Ledger

A mosaic of local color from Pendleton era notes includes Umapine ambitions and a playful Latin slogan draft. It mentions Happy Canyon plans, theater stunts, library board intrigue, a tongue-in-cheek federal building joke, and pointed quips about judges, reading methods, and Henry Ford visits.

Roy Raley Happy Canyon Pew Alta Theatre Niobe Library Board

Weston notices and social items from the Blue Mountains

Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Ben Da Pule and others to Weston and surrounding areas. Sheriff T D Taylor tours county business. Mrs. Gen. 1 is mentioned. Various social events include church society gatherings, school judges in Ummpine, and a moving tale of Kennth MacKenzie planning Montana relocation. Camp RepeL hosts Weston and Ath ena visitors with huckleberry expeditions.

H. M. Allan Rieth Ummpine East End Red Combe Weston Athena le Blue Mountains Sarah" McDougall William Killgore Athena Sana McDougal Ballona Jim Price

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