Weston Post Office Entry Noted in Oregon Records
An entry regarding the Weston Oregon post office was filed in local records. The document confirms official postal operations at Weston and outlines standard administrative details for the facility.
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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
2
An entry regarding the Weston Oregon post office was filed in local records. The document confirms official postal operations at Weston and outlines standard administrative details for the facility.
Governor Olcott supports the Roosevelt Memorial Association as it seeks statewide contributions during October 2027 for a national Theodore Roosevelt memorial. He notes Roosevelt’s lasting impact on American ideals, citizenship example, and the need for a fitting tribute to inspire future generations. Oregon’s strong ties to Roosevelt are cited as motivation.
The Corvallis Gazette-Times notes the value of steady judgment amid unrest while Weston’s suburban scene remains quiet. Oregon figures comment on caution against quick riches as a Missouri man reels in a bond plan for a future son in law. Colonel Wood gains courteous recognition from Camp Dix, New Jersey.
Government thrift campaign backed by famed philosophers warns that 100 individuals show stark outcomes by age 25 to 75. Most decline to hardship, with only a minority achieving comfort. many will die or rely on charity. London notes the ex-kilver case. suggestion to hire Honorable Robert M. La.
Weston SoHo Maxine Kidder moved away while Miss Rintoul has one throw in the het grade. In Miss Colvin room seats adjusted for pupils. Elwain O Harra returns to gehoo in district. his room will miss him. Two eighth graders absent this week due to illness. Eighth grade boys plan organiae and basketball. Two new pupils Henry and centow join hill school. Seniors close with a party Friday. officers elected: Gail Wik tian president Anna Laventer vice president Tessie Davin secretary treasurer Worth Watts sergeant at arms. Alumni visits include Minnie Johnson bound for University of Washington and Lela Powell. 106 graduates in dentistry applications, 72 passing state board exams last year. Despite material costs and carpenter shortage, Hood River county sees over 25 new packing houses, priced 2000 to 10000. Eastern Oregon supports University women’s building subsidy. H R Crawford opens census offices in Salem prepping canvass. A blanket 20 monthly salary increase for teachers sought for Astoria grade and high schools.
Dr. Painless Parker controls twenty four E R Parker System offices forming the world’s largest dental group. A Portland office serves local patients and a new Pendleton location opens. Dentists share practices to boost skill specific work while cutting visits and lowering prices for patients.
Publisher Clark Wood lists himself as owner editor and manager for Weston Leader weekly Oregon. Statement sworn September 26 1919 before notary A Barnes notes no bonded indebtedness. Public notice confirms ownership and circulation details under the 1912 act.
Washington Swedish press reports from Petrograd say deaths from cholera and dysentery have risen to 200 to 300 daily. Sanitary conditions are described as tolerable, with many hospitals closed for lack of food and medicine. Bolubevikh robbers loot the Huswian state bank for over 2,000,000 rubles in cash and valuables.
County Court of Oregon in Umatilla County issues a notice to creditors for the estate of Heac Kinkly deceased. James B. Johns as administrator requires heirs or claimants to present with vouchers at the Forinah Abstract Company Pendleton Oregon within a stated period. Attorney Stephen A. Lowell represents the administrator.
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