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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
2
Notice is hereby given to all persons claiming any interest in the estate of Enos J. Crips deceased. The 17th day of September 1920 marks the filing by Jarvey A. Brown as administrator. Clark attorneys act for the administrator.
Notice states administrator will sell at private cash sale the estate of Ton Brown deceased. Real property includes one acre described by metes and bounds and lots 33 34 35 in block 7 North Milton now Wrights Addition in Umatilla County Oregon. Sale starts after September 25 1921 under court order and mortgage terms.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune editor cites ranchers losing thousands to false statements by horse and mule buyers roaming the West. Buyers pay 158 to 226 dollars for good stock as they scour California Utah and Nevada for quality horses. The piece also wades into League of Nations skepticism views and U S politics with critiques of Japan and Harding versus Wilson.
Republican factions clash in Illinois primaries with bitter exchanges and harsh epithets like har, crook and pro Tun. Analysts say the party risks democratic defeat in November if no unity is achieved.
The Oregonian quick to applaud its hunch linking President Wilson to the Wall Street explosion. Henry Ford announces an average $142 price cut across all car models signaling a strong move to ease the costs of living.
The piece jokes about public reactions to a notorious crime and mockery of political and social wild anecdotes. It mentions Wardin Compton struggles and a Kansas City Star critique while noting a Worcester reporter and a Democrat campaign metaphor.
Round-Up Park hosted the eleventh annual Pendleton show with crowds expected to surpass prior records despite Wednesday night rain dampening the first day. Attendees noted enduring spirit and strong enthusiasm for the festival's opening events.
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