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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
2
The Weston Leader announces Clark Wood as publisher in advance, confirming leadership at the Weston publication. The notice highlights the change in editorial stewardship and positions Clark Wood as the primary contact for the newspaper.
Local notes from Pendleton report California Polo Ponies traveling from Ban Mateo to join a relay exhibition at the Round-Up on September 23 and 24. The piece mentions travel plans, weather affecting grounds, and expanding attendance, with side remarks on politics and local commentary.
A fragmented school of thoughts critiques Mesion and nearby counties over internal disputes and unseasoned praise for Rex Lampman. The piece derides “Autumnal Grief” in Rex Lampman’s Saturday column Alibi and questions spiritual claims by Lampman, while conferring a somber mood to the community.
Promoters announce a busy week with Jace Carpenter leading a card featuring Bar Coutts and W B Dogart of Pendleton. Jockey Desnett and Billy Mascott are slated for a return engagement in Pendleton next Tuesday, with Bobby Evan and others expected to appear.
The note invites volunteers to run the paper booth at the Stock Exposition of the West and requests loaned carfare to attend. Secretary W. Al Jones promotes a rosette invitation and encourages attendance with lines about crowds and daily exhibits. Dates span September 11 to October 2, highlighting fairs and exhibits with various displays and activities.
Weston residents report a folk remedy mix using buckshore bark glycerine and other ingredients. The note describes a single spoonful providing relief and notes the preparation may have aided a health issue. No formal treatments or medical endorsement accompany the claim.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Leleubet Davis and Kien Floyd Davis in a Umatilla County Oregon case. Text shows garbled names and dates with mentions of a court in The State of Oregon. Details are unreadable. no clear action or outcome available.
Dr W G Hughes, dentist, operates in the Elam Building Milton with hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 6.
An advertisement claims Nature's Food as nourishment for horses and cattle and references Peacock Flour and Blatestreall Meat with the contact number 281 for inquiries.
Transit notice shows Weston to Pendleton round trips priced at $1.60 for Weston and Pendleton and $1.25 for Athena and Pendleton. Fares from Adams and Pendleton, and Athena to Pendleton also listed. Headquarters noted at Weston City Drug Store and Inland Mercantile Store Pan French Restaurant.
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