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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
2
In Bend Oregon a new insurance reduction is anticipated due to the purchase of another modern pumper fire engine. Rates reflect actual risk and improved fire fighting capability, with better regulation and department operation lowering hazards. A crackdown on careless or wanton fires is urged.
A county press recalls a 46th anniversary issue of the Hep pner Gazette Times lauded for typography, makeup, presswork, and illustrations. The item contrasts tariff debate, Cumberland Haugean bills, and political notes from Athena, Newberg, Warrenton, and Glendale, highlighting local events and Scouts activities.
Redmond has placed herself on the map by shipping forty three tons of honey to Germany and Holland.
St Helens spent 35 000 for a new school building and 30 000 for a new theatre totaling 65 000. March weather hints at early spring and citizens wonder about further energy measures after March 4.
The call emphasizes that efforts to honor the alma mater can guide current leadership in this difficult period. It frames such encouragement as timely, prudent, and appropriate given present demands for steady guidance and responsibility.
The Oregonian argues universities must judge students by more than intellect and uphold standards of conduct beyond campus. It questions if campus behavior reflects overall university reputation and supports selective admissions to maintain tone and character. Television is anticipated but will not erase social life or human interaction.
A column contrasts Charles Lindbergh’s global admiration with a 19 year old in a Los Angeles prison, describing two stark paths of American youth. The piece notes how presidents and rulers honor Lindbergh while the other youth faces isolation and derision even from criminals.
A damaged newspaper fragment indicates a local public sale action with limited legible details and official involvement.
A dramatic editorial voices awe and peril in Lindbergh and Hickman stories. It calls for a moral force sweeping through the public, contrasting the rise from low beginnings to fame with descent into degradation, urging a fiery narration for every household in the republic.
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