Athena Broadcasts Monday Night Concert With Local Talent
Projected Community program from Athena Commercial club to air next Monday evening March eighth on KOWW Walla Walla. The two hour program opens with an Old-time concert featuring Alvin Johnson on fiddle then a varied second hour with the Jolly Joy-Maker orchestra Etude club members and local talent performing solos duets and ensembles. Prizes from local merchants include flour apples and five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Commercial Club
KOWW
Walla Walla
Alvin Johnson
Jolly Joy-Maker
Etude Club
U. of Oregon Football Preview Promises Strong Year
Under Captain John J. McEwan and coaches Harry Ellinger and Bob Mautz the Oregon Webfoots enter their third week of hard practice. The schedule highlights three homecoming games in Eugene October 23 vs Stanford, November 18 at Pullman vs Washington State, and November 20 at Corvallis vs Oregon State. The October 9 game against Washington will dedicate Multnomah Stadium in Portland.
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John J. McEwan
Harry O. Ellinger
Bob Mautz
University of Oregon
West Point
Oregon
Webfooters
Eugene
Stanford
Pullman
Washington State College
Corvallis
Oregon Aggies
Washington
Multnomah
Portland
England's Oaks Decline Through War and Time
The article notes that England's famed oaks are disappearing as war demand cut many down. A botanist says oaks need centuries to reach full size and even longer to mature and decay, explaining oaks now rarer in many areas.
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England
Crop Surplus Discussed at Spokane Meeting
Farmers from eastern and central Washington and northern Idaho, including cooperative officers, met in Spokane to address surplus crops. They plan a March gathering of Washington and Idaho growers to form an agency to dispose of surpluses and urged wheat farmers nationwide to withhold sales until the industry becomes financially viable. They asked Washington State College to study ten years of price effects and share findings. The college policy promoting continued production amid overproduction and low prices was debated by speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Spokane
Washington and
United States
Washington State College
Golf Balls Grow in Garden Surprise
A London Chronicle item describes Joan cultivating a garden where golf balls appeared as a whitish protuberance. Her father, muttering oaths about stock diminution, finds the strange growth, learns of the prank, and decides to buy more balls and hide them.
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Joan
London Chronicle
Two Oregon Towns May Consolidate
Milton and Freewater residents circulate petitions to submit consolidation to voters. Geneva border dispute rises as Lithuania protests Poland over recent frontier moves amid League of Nations concerns.
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Oregon
Milton
Freewater
League
Geneva
Greece
League of Nations
Turkey
Baltic
Lithuania
Poland
Athena Fire Dept Ball Due At Opera House
The Athena Fire department announces its annual ball will be held Friday evening March 19 at the Athena opera house. Arrangements aim to make it the season's success. City election results show Mayor David Taylor with 44 votes and several council candidates leading. Notables include C A Barrett 45 votes and G W Gross 49.
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Athena Fire Department
Athena Opera House
Athena
David Taylor
C. A. Barrett
G. W. Gross
T. J. Kirk
F. O. Rogers
A. B. Stone
David Williams
O. G. Chamberlain
LeGrow
Pendleton
Stone
Fioneer
C. V. Dyment
Spokesman Review
Walla Walla Union
C. V
Frank Mansfield
Aussie
Great Falls
Washington
Fred Rosenzweig
P. Purdy
Archie MclIntyre
Athena Mercantile Company
Grandma Waterman
Walla Walla
Gus Arp
Adams
Bagley and Ely
G. G. Osburn
la Grande
Marcelling-Miss May Lanning Takes Over Parlor in Athena
Classified notices announce Marcelling-Miss May Lanning assumes control of the Marcelling Parlor once run by Miss Florence Gagnon and seeks patronage from Athena ladies. Also listed are poultry and farming items including hatching services by Donald McFadyen, Rhode Island Red eggs, fresh milk cow for sale, and alfalfa hay offerings with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
May Lanning
Florence Gagnon
Athena
Donald McFadyen
Redemption Notice on District Bonds in Oregon
School District No 29 Umatilla County Oregon will redeem four outstanding bonds each worth 1000 issued October 1 1914 due October 1 1934 with optional October 1 1924 at 6 percent interest. Bonds will be paid upon presentation at National City Bank New York on or after April 1 1926 dated Pendleton February 27 1926 by treasurer Herman H DeHart.
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Umatilla County
Oregon
National City Bank
New York
N. Y
Pendleton
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Loraine Terry
Bonnie Sweet Bessie
Max Hopper
Mother Macree
Katherine MclIntyre
Edna Pinkerton
Arkansaw Traveler
O. O. Stephens
You
Maggie
Maggie,” C. M. Eager, Lawrence Pinkerton
L. Pinkerton
Jennamae Read
Wild
David Stone
Seotech Medley
Floyd Pinkerton
Merle Best
Arthur Douglas
Old Virginny
Otho Reeder
al Johnson
Ethel Montague
Ralph McEwen
Kathryn McIntyre
M. L. Watts
Meadow Lark
College Echoes
C. M. Eager
Lawrence Pinkerton
Otha Reeder
Business Men of
Preston-Shaffer Milling Company
Steve’s Grocery
Prestbye
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California
Emerson Hough
Oliver
Rogers & Goodman
A Mercantile Trust
J. 5. Henry
Opera House
Churches of Athena
Beethoven
Kunkel
Tobani
Ellison
Kinkel
Clay
Wallenhauph
Mary LaBrasche
Maude Gholson
Anna Foss
Walter Ely
Firm of
Bagley
Cr. G. Sargent
Mr. Sargent
Weston Mountain
K. of P
Messrs
Frank Tharp
Robert Tharp
Chas, Garrett
A. J. Bagley
Chas, Gay
Will Dobson
Austin Foss
J. N. B. Gerking
W. R. Taylor
John Smith
Rhode Island
J. E. Froom
Clarence Tubbs
Ralph Allen
Jason Piano Company
Washington, D. C
Herman H. DeHart
the Richards
Wam
Hoggard
Allen Bell
Drayman
F. M. Smith
the Lumber
Turn-A-Lum Lumber Co
Main Street
Haworth & Harris
Troy Laundry
A. W. Logsdon
Main
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