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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
Athena Oregon June 14 1929 ad lists The Athena Press at a dollar price in the notice. It notes local commerce and a small-town procurement tone typical of the period.
Frederick D. Sticker argues sun rays boost immunity and bone health, urging gradual exposure to sunlight for all, especially children. He warns TB patients to consult a physician before sun exposure and highlights open air, nutrition, and rest as key preventive and curative factors.
The Oregon Supreme Court held that when a seller provides goods by description or per order, the buyer can rely on an implied warranty that the goods match the description. Damages equal the difference in value between the crop grown and a Rosen rye crop. The case involved Rosen rye sold for pasture by a Jefferson-area merchant.
In the farm relief bill debate the speaker opposed the de benture clause. He cited Kansas expected to produce 160 million bushels of wheat for market this year, more than the combined output of the next four states.
Harold Clifford state game warden notes a new law taking effect last Tuesday. It imposes a minimum $200 and maximum $1000 fine or 30 days to six months in jail for night hunting. Mule deer bag limit falls from two to one and ducks from 25 to 15 daily and 30 to 20 weekly. The changes came at the last legislative session. England's labour government plans a prime ministerial visit to the United States to discuss welfare issues with President Hoover, Ramsay McDonald leading the plan amid broad approval.
Sidney Franklin of Brooklyn, New York, appeared in Spain as a toreador and killed two bulls in the ring. He shouted Viva le Americano as the crowd gave him a crushing ovation, signaling a striking American presence in bullfighting.
Frank L Lowden former Illinois governor urged that representative government remains the earths best hope but faces a defensive posture. In Portland a crowd of about twelve thousand watched three deluxe 61 hour Chicago trains depart from Union Station. The report also recalls the Cleveland hospital gas poisoning death toll of 125 in World War I trenches.
Portland scenes glow as Rosaria festivities surge with Queen Lenore directing events. The public gathering centers on city landmarks and community participation in a lively cultural display.
The Athena Shamrocks and Adams nine prepare for a closely matched exhibition on the Athena diamond Sunday afternoon. The rivals have long battled in amateur play with high skill and keen interest from fans.
An article on standardizing kitchen measures notes that accurate fractions and consistent cups are essential. It explains the shift from eye measurement to uniform spoons and cups, detailing how a measuring cup should hold sixteen tablespoonfuls, and a tablespoon three level teaspoonfuls, with cups divided into thirds and quarters for precision.
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