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A 1929 notice lists subscription choices for Athena Drees including one year one copy six months and three months options with pricing. The page shows dates and a reference to a price of $1.00 and a June 28 entry.
Portland’s labor spirit seen in crafts and cooperation
Analysis by Mr. Brigham highlights three Cs Craftsman ship Cooperation Coin as the moving force of the labor movement. He notes Portland’s Apprentice School and the Guild of Handicrafts show the best example of cooperative labor relations and training. Leaders like Gust Andersen and Ben Osborn symbolize trusted, public-backed figures solving industrial problems.
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Brigham
United States
Portland
Guild of Handicrafts
Building Trades Council
Building Employers Association
Gust Andersen
Ben Osborn
Bert Sieeman
Ben Mathis
Ant
New Payroll Growth Boosts Oregon Economy
Oregon state chamber cites 232 new families arriving in the first five months of this year and 89 in the first two weeks of June. Average farm family spending power ranges from 1000 to 1500 dollars yearly, with May alone adding at least 100000 dollars in purchasing power and a yearly increment near 1 million dollars.
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Oregon
State Chamber
Oregon newspaper mourns Melix Mitchell departure
The Portland and Umatilla county paper offices note Melix Mitchell leaving the ranks. A printer and editor, he leaves an impression of kindness trustworthiness and masterful craftsmanship.
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Oregon
Portland
Umatilla
Melix Mitchell
Early West on editorial views on farm policy and tariffs
The piece reflects on Weston editors and a Port land paper, noting a transition in leadership and a debate over Washington state farm policy. It cites a Seattle poultry and egg man and an Olympia farmer as rising figures while arguing the tariff principle is humane but manipulated by industry to the detriment of agriculture.
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Wastittigldn
Tanoe
New Farm
Washington
International Harvester
Griffith remake urged to fit clean air cinema
The piece urges replacing coal smoke with smokeless heat to clear London fog effects and proposes Griffith remake Broken Blossoms under new conditions. It notes warm weather boosting a 6000 acre bean crop in the Athena Weston area with good moisture and farming methods. Hirickhoff Farm Products Co faring well.
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London
Lime House
Griffith
Athena- Weston
Hirickhoff Farm Products Company
Fourth of July Fest at Wallawa Walla House
A lively celebration at Wallawa Walla Legion features ix drum corps and brass bands. A feather collection is planned from the eagle tail to mark the event. The note also mentions a successful seven train robbery in California and peace in Mexico.
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Walla Walla
California
Golden State
Athena prepares for annual horse show and local news
Henry Barrett and Sanford Stone plan the fourth annual horse show in Athena with a parade led by Fay LeGrow and W. R. Taylor. Meanwhile, exam results show 15 of 38 passing eighth grade tests, and local residents make the rounds with visits, travels, and incidents including a horse theft arrest involving Charles Miller.
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Henry Barrett
Sanford Stone
Athena
Fay LeGrow
W. R. Taylor
Hazel Dowd
Weston
Sheldon Taylor
Ora Rhodes
Maggie Price
Coppock
Town
Brotherton
Ferol McBride
Mary McKinnon
Nanton
Alberta
John McKinnon
Geo. B. Kidder
Seattle
Edward Koontz
Henry Dell
Umatilla
Fay Gerking
Milton
Crook County
Pullman
Wash
C. A. Rhodes
Miss Price
Colfax
A. N. Mayville
le Grande
Main Street
Radio ideas and the race to wireless telegraphy
The text explains that radio communication was not an invention or discovery but a theory known long before use. Many inventors pursued practical wireless systems, with Marconi ahead by a short margin. Electrical wire and wireless communication advanced in parallel before any success.
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Marconi
Humors and Hormones Linked by Old Time Doctors
Old and new theories converge as humors once believed to come from heart and liver are now identified as hormones secreted from ductless glands. Scientists admit these hormones greatly influence a person’s disposition and health.
Hollow Walls Improve Sound Insulation
Popular Mechanics notes that hollow walls often insulate better against sound than solidly filled inner spaces. careful design is needed as many materials fail to deaden noise and can transmit sound under ordinary conditions.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
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Victor McLaglen
Lash
Claire Windsor
Arthur Stone
Clyde Cook, Jane Winton
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Rogers & Goodman
A Mercantile Trust
W. G. Cowan
Pink’s
Pink
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Bell & Gray
Jensens
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E. M. Moremen
W. Main St. Walla Walla
Tum-A-Lum Lumber CO
the Toon
D.r.shampoo
Babs
Duffield
Athena, Ore
Els Paint
J. P. McCarroll
Bellevue
Walla Walla, Wash
N. Bolvig
Box
Orting
Twin City Cleaners
Penn Harris
T. E. Smith
Freewater
Preston-Shaffer Milling Company
First National Bank OF