Weston Leader Advertising Rates Notice
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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
2
Ad rates page from Weston Leader lists regular and transient rates per inch per insertion with locale pricing. The garbled text confirms a classified style advertisement rate card and mailing information.
Government calls for public subscription starting September 28 to raise at least six billion dollars for Army and Navy. It urges citizens to share in war financing, noting US debt burden is small versus allies and urging personal sacrifice. Marshal Foch says the will to win is half the battle as Americans rally behind the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Youths of Weston largely waived classification in their service questionnaires and show eagerness to march to the front. In contrast, age brings ties, money concerns, and cautious self-interest as the war continues. Washington dispatch notes American First Army advances west of Verdun with French forces, averaging seven miles depth and 12 towns captured with over 5,000 prisoners. Weston Round Up draws visitors who praise the Happy Canyon program crafted by Roy Raley. National Fourth Loan aims to raise millions with Oregon allotted 93,708,100 and Portland 19,000,000.
A local note applauds moving to phone and in person orders to cut clerks in runabouts as Weston merchants adopt war economy habits. It humorously references Nero and Pendleton Round Up while musing on German ships and Kaiser topics with a casual, era voice.
Eliza Fountain Harris born July 17 1850 in Boone county Missouri died September 11 1918 at St Marys hospital Walla Walla at age 68. She lived in Oregon from 1853 and united with Christ around 1876. Funeral by Elder Shangle drew large crowd and flowers. She was a kind wife mother sister and neighbor and trusted Christian servant cherished by church and community. Resting in the home of the soul she awaits resurrection in eternity. Eston Oregon September 24 1918.
Grace Skinner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Skinner, was bitten Sunday by Harry Beathe s dog after visiting the Beathe home on an errand. A tooth pierced her cheek to the bone and Dr Mek treated the wound with seriousness feared if poisoning did not occur. The incident agitated the family who urged the dog s owners to consider humane action against dangerous animals.
Weston schools report several pupils preparing for a military training camp this year. Kendall Smith and Citratteaner Textetered are among those listed, with notes on travel plans and a basketball program at the school. Water scarcity concerns persist around the campus as rain is hoped to replenish the供 supply.
The Portland markets list prices for feed and livestock including hay alfalfa timothy and poultry products with varied unit prices. The article also notes electors will vote in November on national and state offices, statewide measures via initiative and referendum, and separate municipal, state, and county elections under the 1916 constitutional amendment framework.
Fresh Jersey cow about three years old offered for sale in Walker. For inquiries contact the seller with available purchase details and price.
In Umatilla County Oregon the County Court notices Lena Federer authorized to sell private estate property for cash or cash and credit. The hearing date is October 9 at 10 AM at Pendleton Court House to determine sale to benefit heirs of Jacob Federer deceased. Undivided one fifth of NW quarter of section 40 in T5N R6E, Willamette Meridian, described as the parcel. Public notice published September 21 18.
The Circuit Court of the State issues a summons to the defendant to appear and answer the complaint filed, with the first publication dated September 1918. The notice requires appearance within six weeks from that date, or a default judgment may be entered. The case involves dissolution of marriage and permanent alimony requests. Publication will continue weekly in the Waton Leader.
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