Athena Press notices and dates from Oregon edition
Short entry lists price two dollars and one dollar, dated August 5, 1927, from The Athena Press in Athena Oregon. A compact snippet shows monetary amounts and a page marker with year 1927.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
2
Short entry lists price two dollars and one dollar, dated August 5, 1927, from The Athena Press in Athena Oregon. A compact snippet shows monetary amounts and a page marker with year 1927.
Judge Daniel G. Taylor of Missouri calls for pitiless publicity by utilities and a code of ethics. He argues public utility management is a trust to serve people with best service at lowest rates and to keep all stakeholders informed, urging intelligent public oversight.
The Pathfinder notes a rise in declared Indian populations linked to intermixture counts and census practices. It questions whether Indian blood levels truly increase as some mixes are counted as Indians, while other items mock political feuds, prohibition, and local transit shifts.
Europe criticizes American aviators for what observers call risky and attention grabbing maneuvers in the air. Officials warn that certain stunts could endanger pilots and bystanders.
A dramatic display unfolds as a paper reports a sequence of record smashings followed by Chamberlain showcasing an airplane ocean liner stunt, illustrating bold aviation feats and public reaction.
A snappy roundup riff mocks newspaper rivals and public figures in playful jabs. It notes William Randolph Hearst acquiring two more papers Pittsburgh Gazette Times and Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph while Aimee and her mother Mrs Kennedy linger on the front page.
Portland police captured a man described as the meanest fellow in Oregon this summer for stealing a garden hose. The arrest highlights rising theft concerns in local neighborhoods.
The text notes that hood climbing has become so frequent that the excitement has largely disappeared, describing a worn novelty and reduced impact of the act on observers and participants.
J. B. Miller reports bees rely on odor to find nectar and may skip scentless flowers with honey. Experiments show bees are attracted to perfumes and may attempt to extract honey from artificial flowers, indicating limited brightness in their foraging.
The orchard oriole or basket bird is common across eastern North America to the gulf coast. The bird’s numbers and behavior are noted as beneficial to farmers for destroying injurious insects and larvae that threaten fruit trees.
Piano must be sold storage near here. Portland Music Company 227 6th Street Portland Oregon. George Shevar horses Barrett pasture 44 miles north of Athena call No 65 Union Oregon. Harvest Potatoes Henry Koepke Irish Cobblers. Mules and Horses Pendleton south of Round-Up grounds Frank Watkins. Rhode Island Frys Joe Clemons. Wagon Racks Jos N Scott Phone 23F4.
Recipes for brown or head cheese chicken scrapple ox joint with vegetables and sour beef. Includes steps to clean head meat make stock simmer vegetables brown gravy and season with salt pepper parsley Worcestershire sauce and vinegar. Edged with a quotation on doing one’s best from Edgar Guest.
The piece catalogues historical figures and works nicknamed the Last of their line or era. St Bernard the Last of the Fathers, Roderick last Visigothic king, Philip II as Last of the Greeks, Cooper’s Last of the Mohicans, and Aetius the Last of the Romans with his 454 death ending western empire support.
The article notes Old Nick as an ancient devil name linked to a river god, cited by Sir Walter Scott. It recalls sailors’ fear of calamities and how superstition has waned over time, reflecting on beliefs in dangerous maritime lore and the waning influence of such warnings.
Five year old Ted suffers through constant pen loss at school and at home. Each evening he returns in tears saying his name and all his pens are missing. His mother finally takes action by removing all pens at once to end the pattern.
Science explains that nitrogen from the air is converted into a usable compound by bacteria. These microbes work directly on plant roots, supplying fertilizer without cost, exceeding the efficiency of traditional methods.
Joseph B. Stover administrator files final account in Oregon Umatilla County estate matter. County Judge sets August 24, 1927 at 10:00 a.m. in Pendleton County Court House for hearing objections and settling the estate. Attorneys George R. Lewis and Will M. Peterson listed for administrator.
Janet Dand executrix reports final account for the John Dand estate and asks the County Judge to set a hearing for objections on Tuesday August 9 1927 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the County Court House Pendleton. Attorneys Will M Peterson Day Karr represent Janet Dand.
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