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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
2
The Athena newspaper outlines advertiser rates and printing details while publishing a lengthy opinion piece on Oregon fish and game policy. It argues against liquor distribution through prohibition measures and urges support for proper regulation and protection of wildlife. The page mixes ads with editorials about governance and public welfare.
A garbled 19th century style document outlines bizarre permissions and duties for a figure named Gride or similar, allowing him to stand on city grounds during May and June, avoiding certain plants, reporting to health boards, and patrolling beards. The text references parks, holidays, and restrictions on candles, sponges, or candies, with a final note about a national park in January.
The Hill of Tara, in County Meath, famed as the coronation site for ancient Irish kings, hosted the assembly where rulers were inaugurated atop the flat stone Lea Kal. Druids and judges governed from the hill’s summit, and the Tara legend ties to raids, transport of royal regalia, and later royal connections to Britain.
In this account of early White interactions with Indigenous peoples, a physician narrator recalls hospitality and food customs, noting Indian generosity and the social pressures around offerings. The text discusses reactions to white visitors, prejudice among readers, and lingering stereotypes within a travelogue frame.
In Coblenze a daring incident unfolds as the Little Corporal faces danger. An enemy flank attack prompts rapid countermeasures by his loyal guard, preserving Napoleon’s position and signaling a crucial moment in early campaign history.
A garbled 19th century style column mixes a Coblenta legend about Napoleon in a corporal’s uniform with brief anecdotes and school notes. It mentions a Russian capture episode, a humorous “Le Petit Corporal” nickname, a mother sending a child for 10 cents for stamps, and classroom updates including vacations and exams. Also included are real estate and sale notices referencing land near Athoon, Oregon and a local auction ad, all rendered in fragmented OCR.
Notice announces sale of described property at Athoun Hotel Athoun Umatilla County Oregon on the 1st day of January 1916 at 9 p.m. to settle a boarding bill of 24.75 plus advertising costs. Listing includes trunks and items belonging to various individuals. Court action involves the estate of Javolin decedent and a partition petition in Pendleton Oregon with date references to 1914 and official notices.
In Atuona Amethia County Oregon plaintiff Lo Malsole Stevens sues Malcom Btovenn defendant for fifty dollars plus interest and sixteen dollars attorney fees. Court summons require answer by January 29 1916 with first publication November 18 1914 and last publication January 20 1916 in Athena Oregon. Homer I Watts attorney for plaintiff.
The document states Malcolm Stevens as defendant with a court summons to answer by December 18, 1914. It lists monetary claims of 30.60, 16.95, and 40.80 plus interest, notes publication by Oct 20, 1914, and first public notice Nov 6, 1944 in Athena Oregon. The attorney is Homer S. Wa’s.
The Justice Court for the District of Albona Umatilla County Oregon requires Albert Bix B Badthe doing business as Fix Badthe Pinintuta Malcom Stevens Domesticant to appear and answer the complaint by December 18 1914. If they fail to plead the plaintiff seeks $96 plus costs and interest from September 1 1914. notice states publication in Athoun Prom newspaper in Unatille County Oregon with first publication date November and last on December 18 1914.
The regular annual meeting of the board of The Fixe National election of directors for the ensuing year and for transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before it to be held in its office in Athens on December 10, 1916 at 8 PM.
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