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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1931

Page

3

Oregon Motor Vehicle Laws Questions and Answers 1931

Excerpt covers license exemptions ages and types, nonresident rules, student permits, revocation and suspension grounds, driving prohibitions, license handling, and appeal steps. Includes age requirements for student, operator, school bus, chauffeur, and public bus licenses. renewal dates. and how hearings are conducted.

State of Oregon Secretary of State Army Navy Marine Corps Ans

Round-Up Prepares for 22nd Annual Event in Pendleton

Pendleton hosts the 22nd Round-Up from August 27 to 29 with 1200 listed rooms, hotel bonds to curb overcharging, and host families offering $2.50 maximum per room. Preceding events include Texas longhorn arrivals on August 5, bucking trials August 10, and a cowtown parade August 15 ending with a Happy Canyon dance.

Pendleton Alaska Yukon Such and Such Creek Happy Canyon

Better Breakfasts menu from an early morning guide

A refined breakfast suggestion emphasizes a cheerful table with sunlit flowers and berries from nearby bushes, small wants, and budget aware options. It proposes a sunny table setting and a menu featuring ready to eat cereal, toast, grilled sardines with mustard spread, lemon garnish, quince preserves, and hot beverages for six.

Norway Pacific

Farm Board expands storage to meet wheat surplus demand

Farmers National Grain Corp doubles storage capacity as a ten year wave of incoming wheat hits the market. The Farm Board reports coping with a growing surplus and increasing need for grain facilities.

Farm Board Farmers National Grain Corporation

Fires Growled Across Idaho Montana As Forest Blaze Rages

Firefighters from Idaho and Montana concentrated on a Deer Creek forest fire that scorched 25 000 acres and moved out of control amid a strong wind. About 600 Idaho men dug trenches near Bonners Ferry while Montana sent pack trains and crews from Kalispell and Missoula.

Idaho Montana Deer Creek Bonners Ferry Kalispell Forest Office Missoula Yank River Washington Loon Lake Ione Lumber Company

Smut in Washington Wheat Sets Off Field Fires

Eastern Washington suffers numerous grain field fires blamed on smut during weeks of harvest. Affected areas include Walla Walla and Whitman counties with heavy losses. On a Prescott farm workers saved mules and themselves when a combine caught fire, suffering singed hands and faces.

Washington Walla Walla Whitman Frank Porter Prescott Ned

Prune Harvest Begins in Walla Walla Valley

Prune harvest in the Walla Walla valley starts around August 15 as the second major crop of the season. This year's harvest is expected to amount to about two thirds of the annual production.

Walla Walla Valley

Eastern Farmers 200 Strong Tour Northwest Coast

Eastern farmers pooling an $80 000 vacation fund will tour the northwest and Pacific northwest aboard a special Northern Pacific Railway train. More than 200 people will depart the east early next week, with stops at Mandan Ravalli Yakima and a final Portland arrival planned for August 8.

Northwest Pacific Northwest Northern Pacific Railway East Northern Pacific Passenger Department Pennsylvania Farmer Magazine Pittsburgh Bismark N. D Mandan Ravalli Mont Yakima Wash Portland

Lost Girls Return to Their Mountain Camp

Miss Evelyn Warren and Miss Ramona Young, both from Walla Walla, were lost for about 24 hours near Cold Springs in the Langdon lake area of the Blue mountains. They returned with tired but unharmed after searchers from two counties, Camp Rotary Boy Scouts, and local families aided the effort. Dolly Warren had earlier seen the pair before the separation while berry picking.

Evelyn Warren Ramona Young Walla Walla Brown Warren Evelyn Cold Springs Langdon Lake Blue Mountains Dolly Warren Dolly Rotary

Christain Church Pulpit Theme The Anchor of the Soul

Mr Sias will preach Sunday morning on The Anchor of the Soul at the Christian Church. A hearty welcome is extended to all parishioners and visitors.

Mr. Sias

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