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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
2
In Athena Oregon May 2 1939 Clark Wood comments on census aiding returns, noting some individuals who normally are public losses contribute to the effort. The publisher F B Boyd lists subscription prices for one year six months and three months.
The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the legislature's power to require breeding cattle to undergo tuberculin testing and to adopt measures for enforcement. It rejected claims of unconstitutional discrimination between breeding and feeding cattle, noting public health risks from tuberculosis in livestock and the need for inspection to protect consumers. The decision states statutes to curb tuberculosis among domestic animals serve a public purpose and are liberally construed to achieve it.
A Times opinion criticizes reckless driving and lax licensing as root causes of preventable auto accidents killing thousands yearly. It cites dangers from indifferent motorists and argues for stricter laws and enforcement to curb crashes. The piece also notes Florida dairy advocacy and shifts to unrelated anecdotes about petroleum, a Detroit doctor, and taxes.
A column riffs on memory images linked to electricity and other causes such as a golf ball impact. It notes an eclipse observed 49 years ago and predicts the next eclipse in 1979. The piece comments on public spending, real estate in Florida, and suggests Seattle beetles could control earwigs in Portland.
Debate on extending census taking time is undercut by the principle that quality work is achieved by proper procedure. Critics argue efficiency matters, while supporters insist accuracy and completeness justify deliberate effort.
An estimate shows 14.5 million electric flatirons are now common in U S homes aiding in wrinkle removal. The widespread adoption highlights a shift in domestic appliance use and daily chores.
A statement hints that the Portland baby’s identity will be disclosed soon with widespread public interest and media attention. Officials kept details limited while speculation grows around the child at the center of the case.
Lindy has drafted a fresh air mail route designed for others to follow, outlining a navigable corridor for higher speed messengering across identified segments.
George S. Workman notes daily shipments of baby chicks from Corvallis and OSU hatcheries. An electric incubator hatches 10 000 chicks at a time, saving fuel and space and boosting hatch rates. Hayward comparison shows oil cost four dollars versus ten for electric over 21 days, with 5 percent higher hatch and fully automated egg turning.
Miss Velma Wilkinson visits Eugene with school friends. Families and others travel to Walla Walla. Local repairs planned on upper Main street cottage. Miss Alcy Foss to teach in Glasgow next winter. term ends 24th. Church services attended after visits to Helix. A baby boy suffers stomach inflammation after swallowing a bug. recovering under a physician’s care. Births reported in Athena area on May 3 and 5, 1907. A girl fractures her right arm after a pony ride but improves. Local painters busy. fourteen dwellings booked. I C O F grand lodge delegates named. G B Kidder adds to painters. Rollo T. Brown moves to Lynn, MA to join New England league. Mrs Katherine Matt, died on the reservation, born 1844, with two daughters surviving.
C F Redlich announces a one day only free consultation at the Dorion Hotel from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. He claims his Perfect Retention Shields cure ruptures, relieve related symptoms, and avoid belts. Also notes several legal notices and court actions in Oregon and Minnesota.
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