Athena Briefs: March 7 Notices From Athens Press
The Athens Press in Athena Oregon reports a March 7 notice line noting a tee price of $2.00 and a cr 1980 reference.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
2
The Athens Press in Athena Oregon reports a March 7 notice line noting a tee price of $2.00 and a cr 1980 reference.
Clark Wood denies Cal Coolidge will write the history of the United States in 500 words. He suggests Coolidge would not spare that many words if he tried.
The piece argues Henry L. Corbett's stand against promoting new State highway work until the existing setup by the State Highway Commission is completed. It notes paved all year roads reduce barriers, Oregon's two cross-state highways, and urges feeder farm roads to connect farmers to markets with durable, low-cost surfaces.
The Manufacturer lauds fire insurance for improving building standards testing safety devices and aiding fire departments and arson prevention while providing low cost protection for homes and factories. It notes taxes profits and democratic access in industrial development.
A quirky note describes a lively sports scene with a spirited athlete and a bold rider. The brief hints at personalities and a dynamic competition vibe without detailing outcomes or events.
The writer notes Mexico aims to cut membership in its congress and suggests the idea could be profitably adopted on the U.S. side without harming governance. The column also mentions Ahmed Kajar, ex Shah of Persia, dying in Paris at thirty two, once named the richest man, and Byrd’s team moving from the ice pack toward home, with comments on comfort at sea versus land.
The California state supreme court refused a new trial for Asa Keyes. The former Los Angeles County district attorney was sentenced to prison and public censure for his role in medical practice he once helped distribute to others.
The Graf Zeppelin is coming across again, an event noted with little interest as airship travel has become an accepted fact alongside steamship departures.
Archaeologists uncovered a new group of mummies in Egypt dating roughly 2000 to 4000 years old. Experts estimate ages using radiocarbon methods and artifact context, noting varied burial practices across sites.
Sharkey delivered a knockout against the British challenger Scott as anticipated, drawing a small crowd to witness the decisive win. The Miami Winter fifth shows are reportedly disappointing in value and excitement.
readers ask what these fish pullmans look like and if Umatilla River will host trout planting this spring. meanwhile the Senate faced tariff battles over lumber cotton and sugar with expected outcomes unchanged.
A domestic article advises keeping ready supplies for emergencies and offers simple uses for canned salmon, coconut, corn, and vegetables. It describes salmon salad with celery and pickles, coconut additions, corn fritters, tomato soup sauce, and easy dressings to create quick meals in ten minutes, stressing planning and ready menus.
In Portland gasoline sells at 17 1/2 cents per gallon amid price cutting chatter. Edison seeks Oregon youths for another scholarship contest. Silas H Strawn rejects Chicago's heavy taxes, denounces Mayor Thompson’s fading public role. Hoover tariff views spark debate.
Supt. E. E. Coach argues that true sportsmanship in athletics mirrors fair play in business and social life. Winners and losers gain honor from fair effort, while excuses signal poor character. communities must elect capable officials and support them, teaching lasting civic lessons.
The article describes Department of Commerce guiding beacons for air mail pilots, with 66 foot steel towers, rotating red course lights, and code numbers for navigation. It explains the Varney Air Mail Lines operations from Seattle/Tacoma to Salt Lake City, plus a wall map at Portland dispatch showing ship IDs and pilots. It notes future plans to add weather data to the map and mentions severe Fargo snow storms causing drifts and travel disruption.
Charles Brotherton directs four teams and drivers for the O R N Company to repair a washed out road bed between Eastland and Havana with pay at five dollars fifty cents per day per team. Pendleton notes report social visits and local movements among residents including Miss Della Danner and Miss Minnie Naylor.
Local column from THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. urges a Spring Clean-up to improve Athena and nearby areas. Editor A. M. Johnson invites clubs and City Dads to sponsor the plan while presenting plans for farm buildings and homes.
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