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A local Telegram style column notes social visits, poultry ads, and snow in the mountains. Births, land sales, farm news, and upcoming meetings fill the brief items.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1909
Page
3
A local Telegram style column notes social visits, poultry ads, and snow in the mountains. Births, land sales, farm news, and upcoming meetings fill the brief items.
The bill revising Oregon state game law was amended by the house and concurred in by the senate and awaits only the governor's signature. It sets a perpetual closed season for female deer, limits elk seasons to 1928, bans hunting with dogs, and imposes penalties for mutilation to disguise sex. It also regulates duck, pheasant, quail, and trout seasons, licenses for anglers, and statewide distribution of copies. Armories receive $40 in appropriations for construction under Senate Bill 125.
Church announces resumption of regular services at the Christian church next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Last Sunday saw the largest attendance and offering to date. An invitation is extended to all for morning and evening services. evening service noted to be announced elsewhere in the paper.
The Pendleton Woolen Mills company has been incorporated. Construction work will begin soon. Incorporators include G. P. Bishop CM Bishop and Roy T. Bishop, with Roy T. Bishop slated to manage the business.
A very large line of new Spring and Summer Dress Goods in batiste organ dies silk tissue silk pongee fancy jacquards tokio silk drape de soi novelty shantung fancy crepe etc. Also new domestics linens towels and towling to browse and purchase.
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