Athena Press Subscription Offers Through 1926
Athena Oregon lists subscription options with one copy for one year six months or three months at prices shown including a two dollar five cent range. appears in an April 2 issue from 1926.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
2
Athena Oregon lists subscription options with one copy for one year six months or three months at prices shown including a two dollar five cent range. appears in an April 2 issue from 1926.
A collage of pithy remarks mocks intelligence tests politics gender wage laws and economic ideas across U.S. papers. Jabs touch on Florida California business debt coed smoking and urban absurdities with brief humor about public figures and institutions.
A collage of short items from various papers notes political slogans, a man debating church versus golf, a pocket letter box powered by an alarm clock, tax impacts of government ownership, a wartime slogan in France, fashion in Grants Pass, judgments on motherhood, a hanging remark on bad company, barbed wire inventor's death, and a counterpoint about contrariness.
A chaotic recount traces the Frankfurter dog to Bologna and Vienna with claims of a bull and pork mixture. It notes a Bologna butcher mixing meat, popular taste shaping, and Coney Island selling large amounts of such sausages amid a boastful urban myth.
Washington lawmakers approve a measure authorizing 25000 to promote a Columbia River compact directing distribution of its waters among Washington Montana Idaho and Oregon. The bill and a similar Senate referenced measure aim to spur irrigation projects in the Columbia river basin.
Isa Rena the Dorothy Dix of Germany says few men marry the first woman they love and Chirnee is mightier than Cupid. She notes young men marry readily, widowers are easy marks, and says sympathetic housekeepers land bachelors. Capper's Weekly cites Rena comments on love and marriage across the water.
In Logan canyon Utah a juniper tree discovered by Utah agricultural college researchers is said to be older than 3000 years with roots in rock at 7800 feet elevation. The 44 foot tall veteran feeds from a limestone cliff and gradually pushes rock away as winds and drought test its strength. The forest service may install a steel fence to protect the venerable plant from souvenir hunters.
The attorney general completed ballot titles for two measures in Oregon. One hortative proposal would provide old age pensions while the other seeks to repeal the motor vehicle registration title law enacted at the last legislative session.
Mr and Mrs C L McFadden with Dr and Mrs Smith of Portland plan a September 1927 trip to Paris where two ex service men will attend the International Legion convention.
The Woodman Camp prepares for a large April 7 meeting featuring the Walla Walla degree team performing initiatory work. A big community feed accompanies the event and all Woodmen are urged to attend.
The B Y P U will hold a sunrise prayer service Easter morning on a hill at the Jesse Smith farm with Mrs E M Bollinger leading and Miss Lorraine Terry as song leader. An Easter breakfast will follow at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Cannon.
The Weston school district No. 19 contemplates a new school at an estimated cost of 80 000. A recent meeting discussed the project with enthusiasm. The current building is deemed unsafe according to reports from the state fire marshal and Architect Osterman.
In Umatilla County Circuit Court Ed Welch holder of certificate of delinquency 1749 petitions to foreclose tax lien on Lot Three Block Six Richards Addition Athens Oregon against Rose Cornoyer executrix and others. Court orders summons with 60 days to answer or pay due taxes costs interest. published March 12 1926. Attorneys Proerstel Schmidt Pendleton Oregon.
Carrie Orr files for absolute divorce from James E. Orr and requests name change to Carrie Childers. The summons, issued by Judge Gilbert W. Phelps, requires James E. Orr to respond within six weeks with first publication March 5, 1926 and final on April 16, 1926 in Pendleton Oregon.
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