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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
2
Athens Oregon lists subscription rates dated March 8 1929. The notice outlines pricing details for periodicals and service terms.
This editorial praises Herbert Hoover as he assumes the presidency, noting his long experience and training. It warns that solving national problems will be slow and may face political opposition, urging patience and faith that his capable background will carry the nation through difficult tasks.
The Oregon Voter urges a property qualification for bond votes and supports a two year moratorium on new bonds and taxes. It argues safeguards against small minorities controlling public debt while noting Italy and Nobile show how blame shifts in crisis.
A sweeping plan proposes uniting the University of Oregon, Oregon State College, and three normal schools under a single governing board. The measure aims to modernize educational oversight and align funding and curricula across the state institutions.
The article notes education reforms unifying nine directors and abolishing old regency boards to cut overlap. It describes a celebration in Newberg on Tuesday as Pacific College, once Friends Pacific Academy, honors Herbert Hoover, its first student, on his inauguration as president of the United States.
National observance to be held across the country under the American Child Health Association with the keynote Youth is the strength of America make American youth strong.
Eleven nations have ratified the Kellogg anti war treaty and four remaining original signers must deposit their ratifications at Washington before the pact takes effect.
A description warns to dismiss a worn $10 Kansas City Federal Reserve note with Jackson's portrait as counterfeit. The Oregon senate approved a measure to regulate heavy trucks and argued abolition of trailers would have been better.
The bill passed by the house releases motor vehicle owners from liability for injuries to guest passengers, shifting responsibility away from owners in such incidents.
The ex-president Calvin Coolidge is invited by Oregon Senator Charles McNary to visit for a fishing trip with a suggestion that Mebdy Ketchum might land steelhead. The tone hints at a light political and social note about a potential leisure visit.
San Francisco motorists cross the seven mile bridge replacing ferry service. Longworth seems assured of the House speakership. Some dogs wear tax tags while many do not, and highway lobbyists’ influence at Salem varies.
Front page coverage notes repeated disputes within the proposed German cabinet as too many parties seek influence. Aimee is reportedly reinstated on the front page while public attention focuses on Ma speaking at a key moment.
A quirky editorial excerpt notes Lloyd George proposes a remedy for British unemployment. It considers liberalism and hints at a cabinet form of government as an idea, with playful asides about timing and local politics in Oregon.
Reflecting on how attention to small joys and people’s virtues could make the world feel comfortable and cheerful, if we forgot losses and focused on gains and faults avoided. The thought invites a gentler view of life and humanity.
A collection of tuna based recipes including tuna with cauliflower and cheese bake, tuna and crab meat gratin, tuna rice loaf with gelatin mold, and a tuna salad with cabbage and pickle. Each method features a white sauce or gelatin setting and specific baking or chilling steps.
In the County Court of Oregon for Umatilla County the executrix Viva Pickett-Prestive filed a final account in the estate of Solista N. Pickett deceased. The court fixed March 30 1929 at 10:00 AM in Pendleton as the time and place to hear the final account and report. Objections must be filed by that date. Dated March 1 1929 in Athena Oregon.
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