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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
4
A fragmentary item notes a financial figure tied to a person or entity, with unclear names or places. The readable parts imply a monetary amount and a named party, but essential details are missing, leaving the record with uncertain scope and outcome.
A garbled clipping from Detroit Free Press and Baltimore American chatter shows an improvised stage scene with misheard lines and a mock dialogue about rooms and numbers. The piece meanders through anecdotes about governors, trains, and political figures with witty asides and skewed misreadings.
European powers seek spruce and Douglas fir lumber from Portland and British Columbia to supply 8,000,000 feet of trench posts and 2,100,000 feet for railroad cars. Orders total about $50,000 to $75,000, with delivery in 90 days and shipments to Europe by September if possible.
General Frederick Funston pressed the War Department for additional troops to support General Pershing’s Mexican campaign. The Fifth Cavalry units at Fort Myer Fort Leavenworth and Fort Sheridan were ordered to join Pershing’s line toward Cuana Grandes, citing the need for an adequate force.
Col H J Slocum noted for expanding his field of operations with an oversized main communication trunk and subsidiary lines. the arrangement drew critique as work volume grew beyond intended scope.
President Wile and his cabinet favor a protocol with the de facto Mexican government to cooperate in pursuing Genera l Nhu and bisou dlawn. Mexico City reports terms of the 1882 provisions on pursuing outlaw Indians banda may be included, with limits on US occupation and penetration of Mexican tatelary and a pledge to retire expedition promptly if access is denied.
Washington reports Senate approved an 11 million dollar measure to erect a government armor plate factory with administration support. The bill passed 68 to 28, with Democratic backing and some Republicans opposing. Other items include potash extraction from kelp and an oil field fire near Tulsa causing extensive damage.
Cadet review and general inspection set for May 16 at Corvallis Oregon with Captain Ross in charge. Cadets from Oregon schools participate while Governor and other dignitaries are expected as visitors. outcomes affect annual college ratings and military efficiency across the state.
The Department of Forestry plans spring seedlings for Idaho residents, offering tented shade and forest trees at growing costs. A bulletin with species sizes and limits per person will be mailed on request to C H Thuttuck, Moscow, Idaho, Fortunes of War.
A fragmented report describes a gang incident involving Koreans at a location named Light. The readable text is incomplete, but it notes a confrontation and a claim of greater aggression by the group. Further details are unavailable in the surviving lines.
A garbled OCR style passage presents disjointed lines and stray names like Viewr Wullo, Tommy, Mole, Raphael, and Robby. The text appears as stray dialogue notes, school candy references, auntie comments, and a notice about a misspelled address on a Portland road, with stray phrases about umbrellas and carelessness.
Northwest market reports detail price ranges for oats timothy hay and barley, vegetables like tomatoes celery cucumbers and potatoes, fruit varieties and wholesale butter prices. Livestock values for cattle hogs veal and poultry are listed alongside wool mohair and hops figures for Eastern Oregon, with buyers paying prices at various point-of-sale levels.
The article notes forced economizing and industrial efficiency tactics in American auto plants. It cites scarce aluminum raising prices, doubled and quadrupled metal costs, and heightened attention to waste water and scrap handling. Magnet and scrap reclamation are highlighted as examples of meticulous cost saving.
A garbled reminiscence quotes a friend about early days with Henry Cannon. The speaker recalls humble hopes, heavy workloads, and casual talk of future offices and a brush, with several unclear names and phrases. The text preserves a rough, uncertain glimpse into past conversations.
A garbled historic text speaks of ages and days in a rustic voice. It mentions a daughter, a dowry, and a stubborn traveler figure, with muddled references to time and affection.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh and related ailments across the body, promising relief and preventive benefits. It touts Peruna tablets, claims widespread testimonials, and markets the product as a household safeguard.
The wool season starts in Yukinm country with Mharing beginnings and few early sales at slightly higher prices. Shearing delays in Eastern Oregon push back production toward mid month, while buyers and sellers remain cautious. Isidor Koah land of Portland contracts for 511,000 fleeces in Baker County and 10,000 wool at Condon. Western Idaho sees limited contracting. London market remains irregular. Utah’s clip largely contracted by eastern buyers, with 11,200,000 pounds sold at 21 to 88 cents per pound.
Portland reports March 1 apple holdings total 2529 23% barrels in 411 storage houses with 1 767 214 boxes noted. February 1 stocks counted 8 467 099 barrels and 2 601 908 boxes across 407 storages, a drop of 828 761 barrels and 885 894 boxes in the past month. Exports through March 4 reach 229 958 barrels. year-to-date 1 198 888 barrels. Cotton bags eyed as alternative if prices hold. 15,000 sheep contracted in Baker as grain agency considers end of direct elevates.
The United States Geological Survey will publish a comprehensive bulletin on Washington coal resources. Dean Henry Lander of the College of Science leads the study, covering Whatcom County anthracite and Lewin County fields alongside King Pierce and Killitan counties. The report notes conservative projections, with development work and competition from California oil fields shaping the industry as Washington coal mines remain prosperous.
A jumble of garbled dialogue and clipped phrases references live wires and a morning scene. The text appears as a rough OCR of Baltimore American and Boston Globe style captions, with stray mentions of a cook, a church, a baby, and health notes.
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