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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
2
Athena Oregon July 8 1927 lists prices for subscriptions: one copy for one year two dollars one copy for six months one dollar and one copy for three months seventy five cents.
The Portland Telegram notes the closing of the Portland branch of the United States land office after 72 years, reflecting on western migration and the 1850 congressional act granting land in Oregon. It recalls treaties with the Twalities and a long list of goods promised in exchange for land cession.
The Railway Age warns it would cost about 19.5 billion to eliminate all U S grade crossings as new crossings appear faster than removals. Public demand for safer travel collides with mounting infrastructure costs and ongoing development pressures across regions pioneered by rail. Oregon voters show apathy for changes while governor races shift. Regional customs rebound in East Asia with harsh punishments for love betrayals. Ford’s future air car teased for a $300 price, spurring aviation interest.
Sunday weather forced groups attempting Mount Hood climbs to retreat. A separate item notes a forecast predicting no summer this year. An exchange mentions a short girl using striped skirt patterns as a fashion workaround in a curious street remark.
A fragment notes a tall girl reversing striped skirt directions, implying a playful or symbolic fashion moment. The terse line suggests a humorous or garbled sports or style cue without clear context or outcomes.
A quirky clipping notes a wealthy man sharing a bond with his staff, mentions only two theatres in Tokio where actresses can perform, and coyly references rural farming optimism and a witty remark about hair color.
A note on hummingbirds wintering in Central America and returning to Oregon in spring to nest. The saying about a man with no faith in human nature and a mule mirrors caution about distrust.
The 31st anniversary of a July 3, 1896 marriage between J. W. Smith and Effie Edington is noted with a short wedding tour to Portland. Athena prepares for celebrations in surrounding towns while a girls and boys fishing party heads to the Umattilla River with Mrs. G. C. Osborn supervising. Locals Jay Saling, Willis Marsh, Ed Wood, D. A. Richards, Mrs. A. J. Parker, and family are mentioned along with weather theories, crops, and bicycles at the Press Office.
A cyclist sustains a severe hand cut from a circle saw and faces loss of use of a finger. Cowboys discuss cannibalism in extreme hunger. Angler Louie LaBrashe mails a trout basket. Indian Senator Mitchell gets jail time or fine for saddle theft and assault. Otis Gerking wed Miss Mary Buoy in Philadelphia. Gerking linked to county readers. H H Hill advertises watch calenders and repair services amid hard times.
Two men from Maine arrive at a forest edge home and reveal they found a dead man in the hollow. The farmer asks for a description and deduces the body lacks identification, ultimately identifying that it did not resemble him.
In the County Court of Oregon Umatilla County Janet Dand executrix files final account for John Dand estate. Court sets August 9 1927 at 10 am Pendleton County Court House to hear objections and settle affairs during Janet Dands administration. Will M Peterson Day Karr attorneys for Janet Dand. 18A5.
Henry Craig as administrator filed the final account for Ira Durrill also known as I W Durrill Deceased. The County Judge set August 1 1927 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Pendleton Oregon County Court House to hear objections and settle the estate. Will M Peterson and George R Lewis serve as codes for the administrator.
Joseph N Scott and Clyde Eldon Preston as administrators with the will annexed of Lewis C Preston deceased have filed their final account and report with hearing set July 11 1927 in Pendleton Oregon to hear objections and settle the estate. Dated June 10 1927. Attorneys for Administrators Will M Peterson John A Harvey George R Lewis. 11018.
The article describes deep sea angler like fishes that inhabit midwater depths from 1600 to 6000 feet. Males in some species are tiny parasites on females while females lure prey with a luminous bulb on a dorsal fin spine acting as a flexible rod line and barbed tip. The bulb contains a gland producing light to attract prey.
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