Local market hawks seafood deals and poultry prices
The ad touts the best value ceat and seasonal fish and oysters while promising the highest cash price paid for poultry at the market.
03 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
1
The ad touts the best value ceat and seasonal fish and oysters while promising the highest cash price paid for poultry at the market.
Fruit Inspector GC L Whitney urges a third codlin moth spray for apple trees and promotes thinning to avoid crowding, noting deformed fruit from clusters and superior yield from well thinning. He also advises thinning peaches for a bigger crop and to cut stems with scissors. Bargains in automobiles offered by Walla Walla Motor Car Co with multiple used models and prices.
Naples Maine resident Lester M Nelson praises Dr King s New Discovery as a long standing remedy for throat and lung troubles. The advert claims the product protects weak lungs and poisons and is sold with a guarantee at Palace Drug Co store in 50c and 1.00 prices. Trial bottles of DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills are advertised as strengthening weakened kidneys and are sold by Palace Drug Company.
Sanford Stone and Henry Barrett led Athena’s Fourth National Horse and Colt Show. A mile long parade along Main Street featured 117 horses and ponies with Weston riders joining Athens exhibitors. Prize winners include Chas Norris and Indy driver Mrs Stamper. The county jail capacity may strain as grand juries await cases under new law.
The East Oregonian notes a new law transferring indictment power to grand juries. J. C. Ireland, accused of stealing from the McBride stable at Athena, must wait until fall for grand jury action after Governor Chamberlain proclaimed the law in force. Ireland remains jailed pending trial.
The jury in Walla Walla finds Bud Barnes guilty of murder in the first degree in a second trial for the death of Mrs. Anna Aldrich. The verdict was read at 10 pm after 45 minutes of deliberation as the case followed a lengthy timeline from May 5 when Mrs. Aldrich was reported missing. A prior trial ended without a verdict after a prolonged proceedings.
The eighteenth annual meeting of the Union County Pioneer Association gathered Saturday in Union with wide valley turnout and hospitality. J H Rinehart Summerville was elected president. Henry Rinehart secretary and Mrs Minerva Eaton historian were re elected. Next meeting planned for Imbler. Wheat crops face rain shortages in Palouse Big Bend Potlatch area with mixed prospects and damage. Estimates indicate the Elgin to Wallowa county railroad extension should reach Wallowa within forty days.
Athena becomes dry at midnight Tuesday June 30 1908 under local option law. Bert Cartano closes Eagle bar at 5 pm disposing of liquor. Corner Saloon stays open late cleaning stock. Some liquor remains stored for medicinal use. Six saloon buildings now empty. Revenue loss estimated at 1200 yearly for Athena. Pendleton faces about 24000 yearly shortfall and contemplates legal action to reclaim 50000 county road tax. Attena Weston and others fare worse.
A simple but beautiful wedding joined Luke H Read and Lula Gross at 2 40 pm Wednesday in Weston in the home of the bride s parents Mr and Mrs G W Gross about 30 relatives and friends attended Afterward refreshments and gifts were displayed The couple will reside on the Grows farm near town and will spend part of their honeymoon in Walla Walla and Wanaha Springs Also notes include St Dennis suit Harvest begins Monday and railroad service to Lewiston by rail July 7 plus a ripe peach report from Freewater
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