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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
6
The notice advertises a Whirlwind sale with Corsets and Women’s Suits priced as low as 4.75 and 6.50, plus large discounts on gingham aprons, ribbons, sheeting, cambric, and dress goods. It highlights large stock, various colors, wide sizes, and bargain Damask, Napkins, and wool fabrics, urging customers to buy to make room.
Ellsworth Huntington discusses the Hohokam, an unknown prehistoric people of the American Southwest. He notes their remnants, lack of a named lineage, and the role of archaeology and geography in reconstructing their history, citing Casa Grande and sparse modern knowledge.
The article likens the human body to a boiler noting that both require proper temperature, fuel type, and controlled input. It argues diverse constitutions demand diverse nourishment and warns against overfeeding, comparing insulation and energy efficiency to bodily health and digestion. Popular Magazine.
Miss Noling recalls a summer trip by train to Leaflandville and explains why her trunk suffered delays. Miss Sterling questions the choice of routes, and Noling notes the N T C line is not a trunk line, revealing a playful transport dispute in Brooklyn Life.
Notice is given in Umatilla County Oregon that Sarah LaHue as administratrix of Emery LaHue deceased has filed her final account and report. The court sets Monday March 27, 1911 at 2 PM in Pendleton County Court House for objections and settlement. Dated February 24 1911. Sarah LaHue Administratrix Peterson Wilson Attorneys.
Notice is given that Elizabeth Aeery is executrix of the will of James Henry deceased and letters testamentary have been issued. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the executrix at her home in Athens Oregon within six months after first publication February 17 1911. Last publication March 17 1911. Elizabeth Henry Peterson Wilson executrix.
A fragmented exchange shows Sutton refusing funds but offering to send money if not kept long. a gay boy vows to spend every penny by tomorrow while getting the particulars. Nellie asks if Mr Felewalley proposed. Nora notes he inquired about breakfast time and mother’s cooking. The tone hints at a general exchange column with witty asides on character.
Notice is given that Roy J. Wagner has been appointed Executor of the last will and testament of A J Wagner deceased by the County Court of Umatilla County Oregon. All persons with claims against the estate must present them with receipts attached to the executor in Athena Oregon or to Rasey Rabey attorneys in Pendleton Oregon within six months from the first publication dated March 4 1911.
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