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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
2
The Athens Peeve discusses advertising rates and publication practices in the Athens area dated December 31, 1918. It references the Athens newspaper, its publisher, and the community context including farm markets, local economy, and the January 11 regular meeting anniversary.
A dense, garbled monologue weaves references to a looming war, Doan Daudiey, and El Albuun with scattered remarks about radios, telephones, and a public campaign. It riffs on summer work, prep for conflict, and a neighborly plot to “stop the war” using a mass assembly of reporters, while critiquing local figures and a parade of colorful local names and places.
A fragment from Windom mentions an elderly Seoteliwoman and a Healing and Instruction school based in Oregon. It references medical care, patient treatment, and a request to visit for professional remedies. The legible text hints at a doctor or healer moving between locations including Dewan Grondwky and Stadia.
Guardianship of Alexander Kinnaar incompetent. Guardian Marquest Kiodent will sell the described property in Umatilla County at auction on January 29, 1915, at 10:00 am, to the highest bidder for cash payment of 8000 to 10000 dollars, secured by the described realty in Township Four North Range thirty five West, with Watts as attorney. Proceeds to pay debts and costs.
Notice is given by FS Le Grow executor of Peter LaCourse estate that the final account and report will be filed with the County Court of Umatilla County Oregon. A hearing is set for Monday January 1910 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the county courthouse to pass upon objections or exceptions to the account. Published December 4 1916.
In the County Court of Umatitia Croan state the final account of Margaret Winship administrator with will annexed of John Martin deceased is set for Monday January 3, 1016 at 2 pm at the County Judge office Penditau Cragoo to hear objections and petitions for distribution. Datyd December 14 1018 Margaret Winship administrator with will annexed of the late John Martin deceased issues this notice.
William M. Boretton appears as plaintiff in a divorce action against William M. Soverton. The summons directs the defendant to answer within six weeks of publication. The court seeks to dissolve the marriage and grant absolute divorce and related alimony or support terms. Proceedings refer to Gilbert W. Phelps, Circuit Judge, with publication dated December 1010.
The document records a publication date set for Friday, January 116, in Athena, Oregon Territory. It names WilL M. Potarson as attorney for plaintiff and notes that the Athena newspaper will publish the notice from Dec 10, 1015, onward in Unatill County.
Legal summons from the Justice Court in Umatilla County Oregon requiring defendant to appear within six weeks after first publication. It lists parties Prestin-Shalee Milling Co and Homer J Watts as plaintiff attorney, with dates in 1915 and 1936, published in Athena Press.
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