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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
2
Athena Oregon issue lists subscription rates for one copy one year two dollars one copy six months one dollar and one copy three months seventy five cents dated December 5 1939.
Soviet Russia asserts major strides toward a modern industrial base for 150 million people within five years. It cites agriculture gains with sowing area up from 118 to 127 million hectares and a 20.6 percent rise in gross grain output in 1930, plus 32.6 percent more marketable grain, crediting collectivization and state farm development.
The Oregon Tuberculosis Association reports 736 deaths among Oregonians in 19 months ending July. Active cases total about 3,000 statewide, with 200 beds filled in two state TB hospitals and about 100 awaiting treatment. The figure underscores ongoing fight beyond reported fatalities.
Writers argue the proposed name should honor Oregon and its coast route rather than a national figure. The piece contrasts Roosevelt Highway with Oregon Coast Highway and notes the importance of local funding and identity for the coast road. It also recalls early explorer routes and laments fur seal protections affecting trapping and local livelihoods.
The state tax commission reports 1930 assessed property valuations at 1 125 160 502 37 dollars, up from 1929’s 1 124 988 APLS2, a rise of 171 900 55. The 1930 valuations will base the 1931 tax levy.
James Elgesem, part of a trio of young thieves accused of raids in Walla Walla Milton and Portland, is alleged to have gloated about his bad egg reputation. He reportedly attempted a jail break in Portland using a towel and soap to strike the jailor.
In Washington state, opponents of Governor Hartley mobilize as political activity increases. The emerging effort signals mounting scrutiny of Hartley’s policies and potential upcoming challenges from diverse groups.
The piece discusses political maneuvering around Governor Hartley’s potential re election and the feasibility of unseating him by 1934. It highlights concerns about the federal immigration system contributing to urban crime and gangster influence, and notes Secretary Davis backing a plan to admit only foreign workers truly needed by American industry.
Argentina is said to be in the market to buy Northwest lumber and other products in large volume. The Argentine wheat crop is being harvested now and observers ask if the crop will finance the purchases at current export prices or if funds will come from other reserves.
Paul Schissler's Oregon State Beavers stack 208 points for and 60 against across ten games this season. They go 2-3 in conference play but dominate non conference tilts including a win over West Virginia in the inter sectional contest.
In a week marked by widespread agricultural gloom, industrial leaders reduced a $300 million dividend payout across more than 600 stock issues. The decision was announced Monday, signaling a significant shift in market confidence and investor returns.
The U S Chamber of Commerce secretary David A Skinner says firms must distribute and use more efficiently what is produced. California Supreme Court again denies pardon to Warren K Billings for the San Francisco parade bombing as an advisory board concludes. An assassination attempt near Klamath Falls and a foggy Pacific coast with showers are noted amid winter weather contrasts.
Mrs. Keith-Miller drifted down to safety on Andros Island in the Bahama group after a perilous aerial mishap, with bystanders breathing easier as rescue teams secured her condition.
Floor traders at the New York Stock Exchange pass time with football but engage in other activities seen as questionable, implying distractions during market hours. The note underscores a tension between leisure and mischief on trading floors.
Local wholesale bakers in Medford reduce bread price by one cent per pound becoming the first in the state to lower costs. The move signals competition and consumer relief as the bakery industry adjusts pricing.
Mrs Eva Reynolds invites customers to the Finch tailor shop to view samples of flowers and crepe paper arrangements made to order.
The article outlines using uncooked bran as a laxative and provides recipes to mix bran into foods. Bran Macaroons bake small cakes for children, Bran Muffins combine bran with flour and milk, and Bran Upside Down Cake uses bran with eggs and sugar.
Notice is hereby given that Mary I aes is appointed administratrix of the estate of Reed Hill, deceased, in Umatilla County Oregon. Creditors having claims against the estate must present verified claims with vouchers to Raley Warner attorneys in Pendleton within six months from November 1 1930.
1907 item notes Wm McBride sells Palace Drug Store to Dr J D Plamondon and plans winter in California with wife. Also reports J W Wilkinson leases McArthur building to stock paints oils glass mouldings and wallpaper. local mentions include coyotes hunted by George Myrick's dogs, a horse injury to Maud Norris, and various town happenings.
A collage of editorials and jokes on politics Congress impatience and economic woes mix with home remodeling pitches. Pithy lines critique farming relief debates and feature quips from readers and a local business ad touting built in fixtures and Christmas gift ideas.
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