Athena Masters of Heppner and Lost to Pendleton 26 17
In a strained season wrap Athena, master of Heppner, fell to Pendleton 26 17 as Heppner fought hard. The article lauds Athens High School's coach Healer and notes team effort, with nine free throws and strong defense shaping the contest ahead of next week’s state tournament.
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Athena
Heppner
Pendleton
Athens
Hebden
Kyetner
Kama
Panfletonys
Berenger
Atho
Partes
Egainat
Aeniletan
Hare Yat Athena
Avery
Dana Tae
Athens High School
Johnny Pi Han
Alto Operators Organize For Promotion of Passenger Safety
A new group of alto operators forms to post a plan aiding passengers. The move includes a $18,000 fund aimed at improving safety measures and organizing efforts to benefit those affected.
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Alto
Eis ‘Haa
New Organi ET Oes
New Liberty Dollar Limited Account at Ease
Fragmentary text appears to describe a limited account and an ease of access phrase. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable to form a proper summary card.
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NEW Liberty Dollar
Cuenta
Mr Literdy
Ese Eee
Weston Mercantile Store Taken Over by Creditors
The Weston Mercantile Company, a community enterprise since 1915, faces liquidation after creditors take control. Years of asset shrinkage and wartime price losses have left stock valued around 65 percent of debt, with about $4,000 in outstanding credit. Stockholders expect full recovery only after winding up, while leadership adjusts and contemplates future timber lands in Idaho.
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Weston
Amiets
Conaisti
Peesieaaly
Olema
Pa Weatton Uni Fercantile
Slover
Mifton
Buainonn
Syaten
L. J. O'Mara
Lina
Credit Syatem
Ty Albooh
Williams
Algo Fe
Willems Hax
Tdaho
Au Port
Sinha
Fergie
Kilburn
Sabin
My. Willamsy
Rates for Northern Pacific travel bonds into Oregon approved
The North Pacific Railway announces effective rates from St Paul to Oregon points with names like Bend Madras and Athol. The plan, issued by HF Benson of the Unmigration Department, outlines dates and routes with 21 day permits for transport and moving into Oregon. The notice advocates welcoming new residents while promoting travel into the state.
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Oras
HF. Benson
Department of Unmigration North Pacific
St. Paul
Oregon
Atho
Bend
Madras
Free Camps Passes and Community Shares This Season
Fragmented OCR text describes camps, prices, and community shares for a season. It mentions motor tours, trips, and a target of twenty before events. Names and places are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Acnomeer Et Communiaes
Dhs
Allies sign German reparations distribution plan
Paris reports allied finance ministers agreed to share the first one billion gold marks of German reparations, while preserving American rights to determine occupancy costs. The memorandum cites US costs of occupation to May 1 1921 at about 241 million and asserts the United States seeks full payment of those costs before any reparations distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parie
Rhineland
Olmus
Finance Miniaterg
Teparations Commission
Roland W Boyden
United Btazon
Great Britain
United States
Meeting Of Stockmen In Weston Amid Hiring Talk
A ring of Wanton Stockmen association members met in Weston on Saturday to discuss hiring cattle work and review past events. J Po of the association was present as resident, with J C Kahn forest supervisor arriving from Pendleton and assistant supervisor Mr Keithly also in attendance.
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Weston
J. Po
J.C. Kahn
Pendleton
Mr. Keithly
Arn Unulake
W. J. Dora
Helix
Hls Awer Dikint
Aoe ‘McBride
Or Oleson Alva " Ani Inch
Rant
Income tax claim prompts attorney Watts statement
Attorney Wate voices income tax return concerns noting Uncle Sam will collect a smaller share in the county than last year. The remark follows a 1918 rule recording the intention of tax collection, with Watts presenting the statement.
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Wate
Tuewlny
Sam
Ein
Watts
Mrs D H Sanders Heads to Corvallis by Train
Mrs D H Sanders departed Saturday for Corvallis responding to news of a funeral illness. The report reads unclear with several phrases unreadable but confirms travel for personal reasons and concern over a relative.
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D. H. Sanders
Corvallis
Vonderahe Held In Connection With Island Murder
Police in Umatilla detain Charles Vonderahe on suspicion of murdering Isin Vonderahe. The case centers on a dugout where a bloodstained ax and crushed skull were found after the victim’s body was discovered. Authorities pursue theory of revenge by moonshining rivals. Pred Patterson and bartender Jo Hon are among those questioned as possible suspects. Vonderahe, a county resident, formerly lived in Walla Walla and has four children.
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Umatilla Per Officare
Charles Vendérabe
Penton Ing I
Jeonon
Ha Bean
Nema
Patanan
Patterson Watt
Vana
Rogal Teaffe
Viguon
Ued
A Ft
Burns
Vonderahe
Dayton Votes School Bonds
Dayton voters approve a bond plan to fund school construction. Each school would cost about 120000 dollars, with remaining funds set aside for ongoing maintenance and system improvements.
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Dayton
Marta Pie
Mellon Attacks New Bonus Bill in Congressional Row
Washington, D. C. Secretary Mellon denounces a proposed veterans bonus as a dangerous credit policy. Rep. Mellon of the House Ways and Means Committee questions the measure’s structure, urging a direct insurance approach funded by government loans. Estimated cost ranges from $300 million to $400 million annually for several years, with debts possibly rising to over $200 million yearly after 1943.
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Washington, D. C
House
Mellon
Secratary
Mallo
Mab Mordney
Boute
Thoroughbred Luciuy Sold to Umatilla County for Breeding
The thoroughbred Luciuy once held records in mile distances and owned by August Belmont was transferred from Boise Idaho to Umatilla County for permanent breeding service. The stallion weighs 1100 pounds and stands 16 hands, with county agent Bannion confirming the arrangement. The note also mentions political candidacy hints, estate value for Senator Levi Ankeny, and a Spokane sale record of 23 cent prices last Saturday, amid scattered local items.
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Luciuy
August Belmont
Boise
Idaho
Umatilla County
Bannion
Einkae Ie
EK. P. Dodd
Umatilla
Morrow
Frank Sloan
State Senate
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Booze in a Flood on the Gerking Flat
Bud Sanders recovered a demijohn from floodwaters on the Gerking Flat. He speculated the container held moonshine or magic but could not confirm origins or ownership. He described a floating barrel and a possible distillery in the flood, while naming nearby residents and a bridge as points of interest.
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Bud” Sanders
Likker
Sandeen
Presistent
Bud
Scade
George Gerking
D. B. Hunt
Mr. Sanders
Sanders
Oregon World War II bonus checks distributed to veterans
State officials report more than 31,000,000 in World War II bonus payments sent to Oregon veterans two weeks earlier. Additional installments push the total above one million, with many recipients using funds for immediate needs as bank accounts open and some use the money as a nucleus for further benefits. Upcoming checks will exceed 125,000 more and average about 250 each.
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Althowgh Wetuil
Oregon
Poisoning scare hits Won toy farmer during choir night
George Wiins a prominent Won toy farmer endured a near fatal poisoning incident Wednesday after cleaning mold on raw edred meat. A small abrasion on a finger may have allowed contamination. He sought help at Dr McKinney's office and recovered swiftly, managing to return home later in the evening.
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George Wiins
Me. Winn
Halloven
Hood 40
Weston
Ma. Winn
De.McKinney
Convilly
Howe
Tie
Athbia High School Banquet for Basketball Team Tonight
Athbia High School hosts a banquet tonight for the basketball team at St Nichols Frotal. An orchestra provides music and the event includes dancing and appreciation for players, coaches, and fans in a community celebration.
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Athbia High School Bankeetball
St. Nichols
Orchentra
Belven
Thena
Buninaee
Fragmentary Note on National Project and Public Support
The readable text hints at a discussion of a national undertaking not belonging to any single community. It mentions widespread hearty support and a claim that the great enterprise belongs to the nation rather than a local group. The fragmentary OCR provides limited clarity on specifics.
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Weer Ao Wan Raen
Dobson Widely Known Lodge Member Dies in Portland
William J. Dobson longtime Athena resident and city officer died Monday in Portland after a months long illness from tuberculosis. He had moved with his wife to Athena after marriage, later relocated to Portland where burial arrangements were made. survivors include his widow and other relatives.
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Portland
William J. Dobson
Athena
Mr. Dobron Wan App Ie
Bieband
Mr. Dobuon
Mr. Dobson
Maare
Dobson
Rink
Henty
Port
Port. wy abe = n going to ambeity
Debaon
Athenn
Multnomah
Yrauma Bay
Dobron
Benidet
Anister
School Players Prepare for Season Under New Coach
The team, led by Coach Balers Pho, practiced through a tense session with one defeat, featuring the same core lineup. Beryl Hodgen will replace Knight as catcher, bringing prior experience behind the plate, while Hodgen and Aiton along with Kevtger secure key positions in a lineup reshaped by a new head coach.
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Ks Rasan Mill
Balers Pho
Eam
Wit
Witn Axporhion
Seniat
Sansin
Knight
Beryl Hodgen
Mitt
Revolut
Hodgen
Snd
Tostapason
Init Shakey
Hodien
Aiton
Phoratwson
Baewhall
Posse al Wein Eider
Ion
A.C. Band To Tour Country Periods
A.C. band from the student circle plans a nationwide tour during a stated period. Members emphasize affordable accommodations and comfort as they travel. The Worth Watt ensemble features a saxophone quintet and aims to bring their style to regional venues and schools.
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A.C
Worth Watt
Dana
Officiers Find Still in Town Amid Liquor Raid
Officers discovered a still and related paraphernalia during a raid on a residence tied to Laven. The operation involved multiple federal agents and local officers as they pressed for additional searches and gathered evidence in the Hill area.
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Maurin
Jor
Federal
Fie Domecile
Hill
Henul
Two Meetings in Church Hear Public Concerns
Readable fragments report meetings held in a church on a Monday, noting attendees and discussions about local issues. The text references a person named Gudwing and mentions topics raised during the session.
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Jack Gudwing
Tuine
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Weston Mercantile
Rhinaland
Mvonderahe
Ail
Isin
State Line
Little
Standard
Han
WE. Dobson
Sanatarium
Rasraall
Argins
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