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Athena announces subscription rates for readers in Athena and Overon with renewal options and period coverage as of August 9 in the release.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1929
Page
2
Athena announces subscription rates for readers in Athena and Overon with renewal options and period coverage as of August 9 in the release.
The Times-Union urges tougher liability legislation in line with New York to curb reckless drivers. It argues many operate cars without justification, causing fatal and nonfatal crashes, and that offenders should pay for damages or face drastic laws.
A Debunker summary describes how dishonest tipsters sell dingy advisory services then push stock through salesmen editor calls. Victims buy at rising promises, profits fade as stock devalues and tipsters vanish. Calls for high grade brokers and investment bankers. Editorial on law enforcement shortcomings urges reforms to courts and procedures.
The Denver Mining Record notes world population growth and advancing civilization increase demand for metals. It argues every ton of ore mined reduces reserves and that remaining ore in the ground becomes more valuable as petroleum reserves near exhaustion.
The piece notes vast copper deposits and rising ore output with anticipated prosperity for mining and oil firms while AFL leader Matthew Woll warns the U S risks drifting toward state socialism. He frames a crossroads between state control and preserving democratic individual freedom in an industrial age.
The article notes petroleum’s discovery in Titusville by William B. Smith and its evolution from barrels to a pipeline network. It cites 1,500,000 people employed in the industry and recalls a future sugar beet proposal for soil improvement. It also comments on auto model changes and U S road spending and highways.
A poetic note warns that while a cigarette may be driven from the woods, lightning is beyond human control and a perpetual menace to forests.
Federal two year permits for Washington Electric on the upper Columbia and Inland Power & Light on the Lewis river require fish migration measures. A Worcester Polytech model fish escalator guides salmon past dams as Washington and Oregon fish commissions press for assured river navigation and recreation protections.
The Athens area reports arrivals and visits including Bron Miller birth at home of Henry Miller on August 10 and a baby boy. Readers Lafe McBride and Miller appear in local services and trades. Pendleton visits feature Velma Wilkinson Katharine Sharp Dolly Bloch and Carrie Sharp with teaching plans. Circus trips to Walla Walla and plans for a harvest hall in Adams occupy locals. Community movement includes threshing pauses weather and wheat hauling.
A historic 1829 kitchen column shares cake baking methods. It details pineapple cake and butterscoted cake recipes with folding egg whites, fillings, and icing steps. Also includes a cream of butter and sugar base, vanilla flavoring, and decorative topping guidance.
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