Press Athena Oregon and the 1905 notices
A second class notice from Athena Oregon includes postal registration details for the PRESS Athena with a critique of state schooling. It reports a New York Sun reprint from 1883 and mentions Pendleton gambling, a presidential push for uniform divorce laws, Brock and Mitchell debt settlement, and a 1905 citizens mass meeting at city hall called by Mayor David Taylor to nominate officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
New York
Benj. H. Day
Citizens
David Taylor
Mass meeting to nominate six councilmen in Athena
Citizens gather tomorrow night to nominate candidates for the March 7 city election. The new system names six councilmen, with the top three gaining two‑year terms. Incumbents who guided water works expansion are favored for continued expertise. The piece also notes federal beef trust action and a Salem Journal view on a girls reform school.
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Prana
Saya
Salem Journal
Salamis & Mintake
Vinci Cod Liver Oil Preparation Delights Taste
Pioneer Drug Store promotes Vinci as a modern cod liver oil remedy. It claims to retain all medicinal elements from fresh cod livers, made without oil or grease, and offers a taste as pleasant as a fresh orange.
King’s New Life Pills Promise Cure for Food Poisons
Advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure sickness from undigested food poisons with a money back guarantee. Sold at McBride’s drug store with 250 tablets.
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Dr. King
McBride
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the Athena Press
Bar, Publisher
Athena
Oregon
Reform School
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Congress
Pioneer Drug Store
Brock & Mitchell
Will M. Peterson
Citizens’ Meeting
Supreme Court of the United States
Pierce
Amatius County
Senate
Hlalth
Thedford
James Tecktonvitle
Serina
Dlaethera
A. ©. Adams
T.J Kirk
le Grow
M. Kamp
Rock Springs
Cumberland
A. M. Gillis
Umatilla
Ed Barrett
Roslyn Coal
Puget Sound
Glearance
Davis- Kaser
THE
Davis-Kaser CO
Alder Potters
Alinund
Uth
R J. Boddy's Meat Market
Betz Beer
Sam Booher
Mloptol
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