Athens Press editorial warns against bias in Oregon legislature
The Athens Press notes Portland and Salem girls protest married women favored for clerks and stenographers in Salem. It critiques voter apathy and initiative measures, weighs Henry Ford and Bryan contrasts, and argues for subsidizing cultivation of logged lands over ship subsidies to aid veterans and boost American markets. It cites Kansas City Star on snow fence spending and Dept of Agriculture claims about farmer purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Salem
Oregon
Roy Ritner
United States
Henry Ford
Henry
Bryan
Ford
Pacific Coast
Opinion on Farm Prices and Mussolini Regime
The Toledo Blade critiques high prices for farmers while noting profiteers and farmer price setting. It views Mussolini’s Italy as testing national courage with truth-telling amid hardship. Inland Empire thaws from a chinook easing snow but stalls cars and delays travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Toledo Blade
Mussolini
Italy
Kilts and Plaits Woven in Irish History
The New York Evening Telegraph notes evidence of kilts and plaid use in early Ireland and contrasts Irish and Scottish Celtic dress. It cites antique gold ornaments in Dublin and mentions the Boer War links to Irish pipes and clan systems in both nations. New Zealand votes to remain wet with a 16,138 majority in favor of continuing current drink sales seasing.
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Ireland
New York Evening
Ufe
Lord Ashbourne
Dublin
de Scota
New Zealand
Wellington
William
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Ice storms close Columbia highway amid drifting ice
An ice storm across the mid-Columbia forced the closing of the Columbia River highway as several feet of ice drifted down Shell Rock mountain on Monday morning. A Portland Hood River stage was buried in the drift and abandoned after failing to back out. TAKEN UP notice lists two horses described by brand and marks, offered for sale if unclaimed at the Zerba place near Athena on January 11, 1923 at 2 p.m.
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mid-Columbia
Columbia River
Shell Rock Mountain
J. W
W. Zi
O. W. B. Zerba
Athena
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at The First National Bank Athena
The First National Bank of Athena Oregon calls a stockholders meeting on Tuesday January 9 1928 at 2 oclock p m to elect Directors for the ensuing year and to transact other lawful business. Dated December 8 1922 F 8 LeGrow Cashier. Notice also announces sale of Improvement Bonds by the City of Athena with bids due December 26 1922 at 7 30 p m and a ten percent certified check.
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First National Bank
Athena
Oregon
LeGrow
City of Athena
City Recorder of the
B. B. Richards City Recorder
Notice Fragments From Athena Oregon Probate and Bonds
Notices detail executor appointments for Wm Schrimpf and Delilah Hill estates in Umatilla County Oregon. Creditors must file claims within six months, with addresses in Athena Oregon. Dates cited include November 17 and November 20 1922 as publication times.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Wm. Schrimpf
Aed
Athena
Homer
Watts
B. C. Prestleye
Eugene C. Schrimpf
Umatilla Sree
Delilah Hill
Umatilla County
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the Athens Press
F. B. Boyd
Tathena
Versailles
War Time Shipping Board
Harding
Kansas City Star
Here
Weston
Department of Agriculture
Chinook Bares Hill
Inland Empire
Boreas
New York
Lifeinsurance
E. C. Prestleye
Wales
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
the Athena Bakery
Bordens
Campbell Soup
L. C. Bevens
Mary I. Hill
NATO
Mney CO
Main Street
ATL
Vee Boes
A. C. Froom
Hills Jewelry Store
Prestlege
Standard Oil Company
Califorom
Terolene
TUM
LUM Lumber CO
A. M. Johnson, Mg’r
Sathana
Nate
Union Pacific System
Wm. McMurray
Gen. Pass
C. M. Eager
A. W. Logsdon
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