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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1904

Page

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Fraternal Hall and Electric Railway Talk In Oregon News

A lofty note reports the promised cost of a new fraternal building at around $12 000 and describes it as one of the finest outside Portland. Eastern capitalists consider an Elgin to Joseph electric railroad with speakers including T W Davidson A B Brown F A Philbrick and Lon Cleaver, optimistic about its realization. County Treasurer Summerville receives 1341 from State Treasurer Obus Morse for Umatilla school apportionment to be distributed by County Superintendent F K Welles.

oMerbane Tate Portland Elgin Joseph Wallows Union Union County Wallows County Wallowa County T. W. Davidson New York A. B. Brown Boston F. A. Philbrick Lowell Mass Lon Cleaver Prairie City, Or Summerville Obus Morse Umatilla State Land Board Oregon F. K. Welles Alfred Battle Ing van Br, Pierson King C. H. Neal Davenport Howard Hathaway Snohomish J. J. Anderson Pierre W. T. Bock Ferry Fred Thiel Adams J. J. Carney Chehalis Binion P. Richardson Manon J. J. Darnell Cowlitz John Trumbull Clallam

Portage Road Plan Mapped by Open River Committee

In Portland a conference between open river committee members and state officials discussed building a portage along one side of the canal within the right of way. They argue it aids canal construction and may serve temporarily until a permanent canal is established, supporting both canal and road as Inland Empire development expands. The board will seek federal approval before referring to the naval right of way owners.

Dallea Open River Committee Atate Portland Inland Empire

Bank’s New Building Opens in Main and Fourth Streets

The First Nations Bank of Athenas moved its equipment last evening into a splendid new bank building at Main and Fourth. The fourishing institution features modern design, substantial brick and grey stone exterior, a midtub ceiling, skylight, plate glass windows, and a large steel framed three-deck vault. Cashier Le Grow and staff offer speedy, accurate service in a bright, well equipped facility.

First Nations Bank of Athenas Main Fourth Streets le Grow Burglardom

Suit Brings Tension Between Boddy and Msylor in Court

Will M. Peterson filed in circuit court to recover 1624.38 on Prominency note dated January 4 2002 with demand due. Plaintiffs seek 800 attorney fees plus disbursements. Action uses attachment and garnishment. Deputy Sheriff Blakley served papers. The dispute sparked ill will leading to a Main Street confrontation where ink scrap was involved but no injuries occurred.

Sherif Blakley Boddy Msylor Main Street

Oregon Development League Ends Its Labors

The Oregon Development League adjourned its meeting in Portland after an enthusiastic session. Judge Lowell of Umatilla County proposed a strong resolution urging the Legislature to reform irrigation laws to suit modern needs and align with national irrigation policy and the postal department. He spoke eloquently for a portage road, praising the convention’s reception and outlining Eastern Oregon’s isolation behind the Cascades and the Columbia.

Portland Oregon Development League Lowell Umatilla County National Irrigation Law Portage Road Oregon Cascades Columbia Reliof

Sumpter Bank Closed amid Investigation and Missing President

A Baker City Herald special reports Sumpter Bank closed its doors pending an investigation. President Roy H. Miller has been absent about a month on vacation and has assigned the bank to attorney 9. H. M. for creditors. Bank loans were largely bad amid a local downturn, but no other banks will be affected.

Baker City Herold Sumpter Roy H. Miller Miller

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