Athena Reas An Independent Newspaper Summary
Local Athena Oregon paper notes subscription rates and public notices while highlighting opportunities for young men. It reports on a February 7 Civil Service exam for railway clerk positions, and profiles Prof. O. Smith joining the Oregon Washington Railroad. Also covered are shipwreck bones debate, financial reform talk, Lake Michigan water complaint, and regional infrastructure like the Celilo bridge linking North Bank to Deschutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.1
Smith
Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Northwost
Washington State College
O-W
Oregon
Kington
Celilo
Columbia River
Gelilo
North Bank Road
New Hill Road
Deschutes
Training the Hawk A Feeding Lesson From an Old Bird
A British naturalist in Scotland observes a peregrine falcon teaching its three young. The old hawk drops prey then retrieves it, repeating until the youngsters fail to grab it, and finally divides the prize among the brood. The scene unfolds above a lake and rock shelf, as described in Harper’s Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Harper'a Weekly
Practical Sympathy in Rosa Bonheur Career
A portrait of Rosa Bonheur showing her blend of masculine style with deep sympathy. A friend recalls a dinner conversation in which Bonheur sketches a hunting scene and advises a newlywed to sell the drawing for 1,600 francs to furnish her dining room, illustrating her practical charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bonheur
Isidore
Hite Womma
Ale
Prenel
Joseph Verdier
Rosa
Todeson
Parla
Two Women Save Government Millions Over Years
In a Philadelphia Record account two women, valued for more than their treasury roles, retrieve a $10 000 United States coupon hand from a basket. Their long service and savings to the government are highlighted as they have worked for years, earning annual salaries many times over in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Philadelphia
Night Boats and Dark Signals On Hudson and Sound
Excerpt warns engineers and pilots to stay vigilant as searchlights on night boats must not dazzle workers or blind them near danger signals. Includes quotes from New York Press and Louisville Courier Journal about crafts and peculiar self reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
Water England
New York
Pies for the King A Glimpse of Gloucester Royal Customs
Harper s Weekly notes Gloucester s long standing yearly tribute to the crown with a lamprey pie and a special 1897 pie sent to Balmoral on a gold dish weighing twenty pounds. It features truffles prawns on gold skewers and aspice jelly with a crowned top and royal insignia. The piece also mentions Yarmouth herrings baked in twenty four pies sent to the king via East Carlton manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gloucester
Balmoral
Yarmouth
Norwich
East Clareton
Harper's Weekly
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Athena Reas
F. B. Boyd, Filblicher
Third
Jefferson Streets
Athena
Cathena, Ore
Ron
Lester B. Cronin
Pendleton
United States Civil Service Commission
The
Havana
Sisson
Bell
Dharma
Mann
Aailora
Atont
Congress
Wall Street
Wall
Proposed
Nations Reserve Association
New England
Middle West
Far West
Pacific Coast
Asoth
Votce
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Wade
Skye
Hull
Mathews
Columbia
Ianu
Amelia
Guom Agais
Jingo Shoutere
Nicholson
Idaho
Bookine Country
Treasney
Louisville Courier-Journal
F. Sharp
Ree Alinta Onago
Ofice
Newsom
M. D
J. E. Sharp
Morria
Ore
W. G. Hughes
Athena Ore
Peterson & Wilson Attorneys-at-Law
Homer I. Watts
C. W. Lassen
Bidek
Vetinary College
Troy Laundry
Henry Keene
Umatilla County
Hastero Ore Rou
Sponogle
Barrett Building
Foley
Pendleton Business College
sLudente
Particn Ture
M. L
Clancy
B. A
Prin
ST. Nichols Hotel
J. E. Froome
Prop
ST. Nichols
Aly
A. J. Parker
Sid
Akers
Pendleton Iron Works
Pendleton, Oregon
Ballard
Snow Liniment
James F.ballard
St.Louis
Gack
Byron N
Hawks
Miller’s Furniture Store
Miller
Poley
James Coffee
Raymond
Missouri
C.J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
En Era
N. Jackson
Danville
J. W. Bryan
Lowder, IL
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