Athena Press Subscription Rates in Oregon 1929
Subscription rates listed for Athena Press in Athena Oregon on January 18 1929. One year single copy costs 2.00 dollars. Six months costs 1.00 dollars and three months listed as feasible.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
2
Subscription rates listed for Athena Press in Athena Oregon on January 18 1929. One year single copy costs 2.00 dollars. Six months costs 1.00 dollars and three months listed as feasible.
President-elect Herbert Hoover argues that government overreach stifles liberty and free enterprise. He contends bureaucracy spreads control over daily life, presses to dominate press and platform, and erodes political equality, free speech, assembly, and opportunity.
A page-size reflection argues for a tax on inaction and idle capital rather than thrift and hard work. It contrasts theoretical levies on loafers with present taxes, then describes the Great Northern tunnel project near Scenic Washington and the death of Wyatt Earp at 78 in California.
The Oregon legislature convened Monday to confront multiple perplexing issues. A central challenge is setting the tax on the person who pays by buckling the cinch on the person who should pay but does not. The piece also notes English sentiment toward General Bramwell Booth of the Salvation Army and hints at future debate about his leadership.
The article recalls a 1893 Nebraska game warden seeking forgiveness for shooting a prairie chicken out of season. It also comments on Mussolini's continued actions in Italy amid film reel news segments.
In New York a bankruptcy ring is exposed. A Medford school district, home to the state's champion football team, reports a growth of 244 pupils from last year. Jim Missouri Reed remains active after the late democratic campaign.
Four thousand five hundred ewe lambs were sold at Klamath Falls for a total of forty five thousand dollars. The Nugget Corporation of Baker has been incorporated with capital of fifty thousand dollars.
Harriet A. Price guardian in Umatilla County Oregon will privately sell after February 9 1929 the minor Mary Emma Price's one fourth and one half undivided interests in multiple portions of Section 5 6 and 31 Township 1 South Range 32 E W M and West Meridian dower rights of Harriet Price apply. Attorneys Peterson and Lewis state the sale is cash and at best obtainable price with funds reinvested in securities or mortgages. Notice runs January 11 18 25 February 1 8 1929.
A garbled OCR fragment promotes a laxative remedy with unclear branding and directions. It mentions a cathartic product and possible marketing phrases but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
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