Athena District holds annual meeting and school election
The Athena District No. 20 met at the school house and elected F. Wilson director and B. B. Richards clerk. A five and one half mill tax was voted for running expenses. A rally with Superintendent Frank K. Welles and other speakers was announced. Also notes on new Indian service agent Swartzlander and other local items appeared. The Athena High School is listed among Oregon accredited high schools by the University of Oregon.
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Athena District No
Athena
F. Wilson
W. R. Taylor
B. B. Richards
Oregon
Athena Commercial Association
Lodge Hall
Frank K. Welles
Atore
University of Oregon
Enogene
Eugene
Wallowa
Central Point
Bend
Harney County
Cottage Grove
Ashland
Bay City
Baker City
Athens
Astoria
Albany
Wheeler County
Hood River
Grants Pass
Jefferson
Pendleton Parkplace
Oregon City
North Bend
Maralesfield
Lakeview
Libavon
la Grande
Klamath County
Roseburg
Salem
Silverton
Springfeld
St. John
Dalles
Tillamook
Pythian Lodge Wins Second in Grand Lodge Parade
Pendleton reports the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge session closes with a parade crowning feature. About 1000 in line, Pythian Lodge No. 29 wins second prize a portrait of Grand Chancellor Moser. Weston takes first with a silver cup. Grand officers elected and next session to be held in Portland. Also notes a full Umatilla reservoir and a rattlesnake tragedy, plus local smut in wheat findings.
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Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Pendleton
Grand Lodge Peasion
Pythian Lodge
No. 29
Moser
Weston
Grand Lodge
Frank Meneses
The
Dalles
Darwin BE
Yoran
Eugene
George Schulmerioh
Hillaboro
L. R. Stinson
Salem
G. K. BR
C. W. Maloney
Pendheton
MN. E
F. A. Rosenberg
Cottage Grove
George W. Knight
Hubbard
M. White
Klamath Falls
Goa
van Ohoven
L. M. Carl
W. M. Cook
Portland
Ford No 2 Wins Transcontinental Auto Race Trophy
Ford car No 3 driven by Bert Boott arrived at the ex position gates at 12 56 Wednesday after noon and won the great transcontinental automobile race for the Guggenheim trophy. Thousands cheered the winner.
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Bert Boott
M. Robert Guggenheim
Will and Stubblefield Will Clash Over Pendleton Estate
The Stubblefield will contest renews in Pendleton with an estate valued around $200000, $160000 in trust for a home for indigent widows and orphans in Pendleton or Walla Walla. Trustees Dorothy Reeser and G M Rader face court orders to show cause by July 15. An artesian well drilling rig arrived from Prosser, with Miller and Woast supervising on Athena Land & Trust property as crowds observe the bore at 75 feet.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Antoine LaCorse
William H. LaCorse
Pendleton
Athena Press
Stubblefield
Walla Walla
Joseph L. Stubblefield
Pendleton Courts
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Supreme Court of Oregon
United States
Federal Court
Joseph L. Stubblefeld
East End
R. M. Dorothy
BE. A. Reeser
Cuat
OG. M. Rader
Walls Walla
Ansister & West
Northern Pacifica
Proaser
Wash
Athena Land &Trust Company
Miller & Woast
Pendleton July 4 Celebration Promises Big City Event
Pendleton plans a July 4 celebration with an excursion train from O R N Co leaving at 10 p m to view fireworks and enjoy evening festivities including a monster street parade led by Ft Walla Walla 7th Cavalry band and an electric illuminated parade. Judge Lionel R Webster of Portland to deliver the oration with music speaking and sports slated for afternoon.
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Pendeton
Pendleton
7Th Cavalry
Ft. Walla Walla
Bost
United States
Lionel R. Webster
Portland
Fair
Mammoth Miners and the Dawn of a New Day
A collage of snippets recounts mammoth miners in Alaska and Siberia unearthing 100,000 year old remains, the Siberian forests, and a museum tale of Zlo toyer. It follows reflections on crime, progress, and Sea Air therapy, then a Chinese view of prosperous governance with swords, plows, prisons, and carriages.
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Alaska
Siberia
Biberia
Siberis
Arctic Ocean
Lend
Zlotoyer
Petersburg Imperial Museum
Indy
Getting Ready For Him
Dearest asks what Harold’s father said about love, but he answered by arranging a bus to the gymnasium. The line hints at a secret plan or response to romance while implying social or family pressure within a small town setting.
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Daytling
Harold
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber CO
A. M. Johnson
Preston-Parton Milling Company
Athena Labor
Waitsburg, Wash
R. J. Boddy
K. T. Kidder
McArthur
City Meat Market
J. H. Stone
Main Street
Athena School
New High School
Davis-Kaser
J. M. Mann
Davis-Kaser Co
Mann
New York
Inland Empire
New Indian Agent
H. L. Swartaanavr
Klameath
O. L. Davis
Indigo Service
Swartzlander
Indian Service
Loveridge
Weaton
William H. LaCorne
X Peterson
Atvay
Dell Brothers
Sar Athena
Stevens Lodge of
Oregonian
J John Moon
Ilion
Glenrly
Will
Farmers’ Mutual Warehouse Company
Helix
C. Conner
J. H. Day
G. 1B
F. M. Benson
Eugene McCulley
North Yakima
Robert E. Strahorn
Northwoot Light Sod Water Company
George Arrowemite
M. L. Bingham
Princeville
Baptist Church
Obus. Betts
Mammoth
Laumouler
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