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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1918

Page

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War Savings Stamps drive takes hold in Athens county

The War Savings Stamps campaign aims to raise 500 000 in the county with a 20 per person cap. Stamps cost from 26 cents to 100 dollars and yield 4 49 percent interest, compounded quarterly. Local organizer W S Gleiser says sales will begin in post offices, banks and stations with schools and churches in on the drive. A large meeting is set for January 28 at the Auditorium to organize participation across schools churches women’s clubs and businesses.

Welt Ria W. S. Gleiser Athena Pendleton Pont Gleisor Schoola J. O. Ruswell Grant Shaffner RE. Gribble Churchos D. E. Baker D. Exrett Glosser Athena Prean Athens

Elevator project under way at Athena by Farmers' Union Grain Agency

Excavation for a new elevator in Athena is underway on the south end of the Taylor Independent Warehouse site. The location may shift to lower Main Street due to foundation water concerns. Concrete contract negotiations with Harold Harra and a Spokane trip aim to secure needed materials and completion of the Pilot Rock building via a merger with Mariners' Gato Grain Agency.

Athena Farmers’ Union Grain Agency Taylor Independent Ho W, Hara Maintreet Main Street Nouth Harta Spokane Harra Pilot Rock Ted Mariners Gato Grain Agency

Navy sailor returns home from Mare Island hospital

Orville Wounner, after months confined at Mare Island Hospital in the Navy, is expected to remain until healing his rheumatism allows him to return to service. He reenlisted in the Navy soon after war was declared, having completed his initial enlistment months earlier.

Orville Wouner Woo Navy Mare Nr Wan

Senator Barrett in Portland Health Update

Word from Portland reports Senator Barrett who traveled there two weeks ago for medical care showing little or no improvement. Helena has not yet entered hospital but is expected to soon. Local observers note the situation and discuss potential treatment steps.

Mr. Barrett Portland Senator Barrett Helena

First Ford Truck Captures City Attention at Arrival

The British Ford ore-ton baria machine arrived in the city Wednesday drawing interest from farmers and others who inspected it. The gear is worm driven and the rear case is fitted with self tuber tree. The Starroa case, a Northern Pacific Railway Co. matter involving a $6000 damages claim, was committed in Judge Phelps' Pendleton court yesterday.

Weaosday Ie Starroa Northern Pacific Railway Co

Philosophy of the mime in the ranks in trenches

Kathleen Jurke recounts a French soldier’s blunt outlook on war, a loop of certainties about mobilization front lines safety danger wounds and outcomes. The piece frames morale through a grim, repetitive logic seen in trench life and its weary philosophy.

Boldine Kathleen Jurke Verlua Eithier

War Era Execution Tale of Twenty Rebels in China

Philadelphia Press recounts a harsh incident from the Boxer uprising era where a Chinese rebel leader faces execution. A young nineteen year old killer is spared briefly by a local commander but ultimately twenty rebels are killed, the record noting the brutal ritual and the officer’s satisfaction with the outcome.

China Itm Efe Filadelphia Press

English Prison Pits of Early England

Fragmentary OCR describes medieval English dungeon pits called vaults used for overnight confinement. Bristol’s cave formed a small round vault sixteen feet? nine feet high with at least nineteen men nightly. Warwick Jail Die featured a 21 foot diameter dungeon, nineteen feet wide, with a central cesspit and water stream for desulting purposes.

Bngland Nuight Bristol Hewatwatt Alemont Cewpool

Reindeer Population Rise In Alani Lands

Reindeer of Aladias show a substantial increase from earlier imports, swelling beyond 70 000 in the era of the United States Department of Education. Earlier losses included about 1 000 killed for meat and skin. Most reindeer belong to natives, missionaries, Lapptaimigrante and government groups.

Aladias Staten Department of Education Siberia Kbant Lapptaimigrante

The Te d Tioedio Intes of France

An inland dependency of France, Te d Tioedio sits at Bello Ine. Its population is 28, and the people speak Celtic rather than French. Residents travel to Lodwas for supplies, while food is provided at an inn managed by women.

France

Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Phrases

Puzzling garbled text mentions names and phrases such as Bhirkar, Beigel, Griggs, and Socrates. It reads like scattered quotes or misread dialogue, with references to coal and early writers, but lacks coherent narrative or events to summarize.

German Alien Registration Notice in Oregon 1918

Proclamation directs all German aliens aged fourteen or older in Oregon and Athena to register at the post office during specified dates in February 1918. Failure to register or comply risks restraint, imprisonment, or detention for the war duration. forms and aid are provided by registration officers to ensure proper completion and understanding.

United States Mabjesta Oregon Athena United A

Miss Gladys Andre Weds in Portland Ceremony

Announcement notes Miss Gladys Andre wed Dr. Horace P. Belknap of Bartland in a Portland ceremony performed by H Griffie. Relatives attended, followed by a wedding breakfast at Benton Hotel and a short honeymoon trip. The bride's relatives and Belknap's family were present.

Gladys Andre Athena Friends Gladys Andre Hays Horace P. Belknap Bartland Christian Church Portland H. Griffie Dr. Belknap Mry H. P Prinyville Mra Wm. Ferguson Benton Hotel Dee Mink Belknap

A Boozeless Democracy in Athens Discusses Prohibition

The people of Athens hear Dr. W. J. Herwig of Kanian discuss national prohibition on Wednesday night at a local Methodist church. The event, led by a key dry forces figure, underscores the anti alcohol movement in the area.

Athens Wretty W. J. Herwig Kanean Fm Tite Booxelow Democracy

Money and investment advice from a wary writer

The text urges cautious investing and contrasts the careful, prudent approach of the small investor with the more aggressive tactics of the larger investor. It discusses bonds, savings, and the idea that money earns when put to work, noting interest rates and the time needed to double wealth.

Indian lands lease changes spark protest at conference

Officials of the Indian Bureau announced lease rules for 800 acres on a Washington conference day attended by Senator McNary and Representative Sinnott. Indians protested bidding by offer and loss of land control, while a separate Walla Walla protest targeted patent sales. The meeting, with Jim Kanine, ended with no immediate action on the commission report. Wedding notes followed with Edna Harden and Gerald Kilgore. they wed in Walla Walla and will reside on the Dick Marele farm on Wild Horn Creek.

Biase Mayo the Tribune Indian Bureau Washington, D. C E. L. Swartalander Senator McNary Sinnott Jim Kanine Walla Wallon Tho Des Fea Senate Committee On Indian Affairs Berday Walle Wally Ming Edna Harden Gerald Kilgore Thin City Mr. Harden Athena Mra. Beanning Dick Marele Wild Horne Crank Mxiare

Sewing 15 distributed to Red Cross workers

About fifteen women aided by Red Cross volunteers distributed sewing tasks after a meeting in Wort. Fifteen hundred and twenty six pairs of hospital bed socks were donated, with provisions for more work. Nine knitters and two carts were sent to headquarters, six knitters received yarn, and a donation of 100 pennies was reported from a private bank fund linked to the late Mra MW Hanwell.

Mia Hill Pey Tilutun Mra MW Hanwell Hich

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