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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
1
Dr A J Smith declares open Democratic bid for Oregon governor in a campaign focused on criminal law enforcement and liquor control. He criticizes state spending, calls for uniform accounting, supports rural credits, and pledges vigorous action against organized vice while emphasizing education and voter impact.
A talk by a candidate outlines winter work constraints for road materials and arid land development in Oregon. The speaker argues for a permanent state policy, calling for early consideration by all interests and a practical plan during the governor's term. The text also mentions district petitions, primary participation, and streamlined ballot processes.
The state legislature outlines key changes to election laws affecting voters. Registration is now open at B B Richards office for both men and women. Polls will stay open until 8 pm to reduce congestion and improve registration efforts. The biennial primary shifts to May on the third Friday, replacing April in presidential years.
The Ross Cannon wedding occurred Wednesday at 7 pm at the bride’s parents home in Weston. Rev. Whitman of Weston M E Church officiated before about twenty five relatives and friends. The bride wore cream crepe de chine and carried a rose bouquet, with a simple ceremony followed by a reception prepared by Mrs Cannon and daughters. Guests included the couple’s male relatives and Weston residents, among them Mr and Mrs J S Bird, Miss Edna Rose of Milton, and Mrs Minnie W of Weston.
Mrs Ireland sought damages from the City of Albaon after a November 8 1912 fall on a Mainetree walkway near the meat market. The jury found no serious or permanent injury proven and witnesses for the city contradicted the plaintiff’s claims. The court noted the defect was not proven and preexisting ailments undermined causation. The case drew wide local attention among residents and friends.
The Woodman of the World local Camp No 171 Atbeoa in Pendleton installed officers for the year. The event drew members and families, with a program of songs, piano solos, and a supper followed by dancing.
A protest from the Oregon Wholesale Grocers Association of Portland against the Lafferty pure food bill has been received by the Oregon delegation in Congress. The measure would require the date of packing to be stamped on canned goods.
Min Lenore Powell announces candidacy for Brownaville postmaster amid a field of five active and two provocative contenders. Election uses Australian ballot with state laws, voting open to all patrons on rural routes and in the city. about 1000 votes expected. Also notes past satire bids and a Portland ex-teacher involved in a cash‑heavy incident. Also a misfit item about an Alaska search and a wanted ad from Helix.
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