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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
2
Ghe Siw Levee is published weekly in Athena Oregon with office at Third and Jefferson. Subscription rates list one copy for 1.50 in advance or 2.00 otherwise, and shorter terms for six or three months.
A critical examination argues that lack of capital and patronage chokes farmers, forcing a broader community decline. The piece links patronage, entrepreneurial effort, and education to resilience, warning droughts and market shifts will strike hard without decisive farmer action and local merchant support.
A New York World summary notes acute appendicitis is dangerous mainly when treatment is delayed. Doctors warn there is no reliable medical cure before surgery and mortality rises with postponement. Prompt operation minimizes risk. delays allow rupture and general complications.
A muddled discussion in Indianapolis touches on the word kirk in Turkish and its spread from European languages. The speaker notes the ancient sense of kirk as a place of worship and contrasts it with Forty Churches, while referencing Bulgarian advances and a governor of Indiana.
Fragmented obituary style reminiscence tracing the early life of Roald Amundsen born in Barbu Norway July 16 1872. It notes youth in Christiania seafaring on his father Captain Dons Amundsen s Belgica voyage and later studies in Germany related to exploration. The piece blends local lore with mentions of his travels and a distant lineage while reflecting on the era s exploration spirit.
The passage explains that no single day is strictly the longest or shortest of the year and discusses how daylight length changes with latitude. It cites examples from London, Cornea, and St. Petersburg, noting observer effects and dates around December and June.
A fragmented report describes a crew of track cleaners and officials at Hornbrook Oro on the Northern division of the Southern Pacific. Gulls mob the depot area, scavenging scraps while workers patrol and protect the line, with authorities guiding the crowd and guarding the tracks against disruption.
Fragmented OCR reads a lecturer discussing a tiny motor and a spectator quips about a threepenny bit a hundred tiles away. An unrelated merchant comment about a town clock and a parent buying care items appears, with noisy dialog and stray phrases from various sources.
The document records a summons in Umatilla County Oregon, naming Mamie Boyd as plaintiff and McGhirchind G. Boyd as defendant, with the court action for divorce and alimony. It notes dates for publication in the Athena Prows and final instructions for appearance, plus notices of final account and creditors in the same court.
O Bramwell Register directs contest of a land claim by yod Homentead Kotry No A668 stating the defendants failed to prove title and abandoned the land. The notice warns a petition for cancellation of the case and requests appearance within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service and address for future notices. Dates shown: June 24, July 1, July 10, July 17, 1914.
Department of the Interior issues a notice of contest to Emory M Robidles over Homestead Patent No. 00 for NW3, Section 4, Township 6 North Range 2 East Willamette Meridian. Allegations claim failure to cultivate or improve and abandonment. Contestants must respond within twenty days after fourth publication. failure to do so nullifies rights.
Department of the Interior notices contest of Emery M. Achilles mining claim in Oregon. Contest No 747 filed January 10 in Grande 06043 district. The applicant’s bid or interest is challenged and the move, action, or proceeding is set for adjudication.
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