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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
3
Subscriptions listed for one copy one year two dollars for full year and one dollar for six months with a three month option. The note references Clark Wood Sayseee and a quoted stock market adage about stocks going boom then saw down.
Indiana conservation chief warns Pacific Northwest holds the last virgin forests as decades remain before decline. He cites careless land use, neglected small woodlots, and soil loss from fires as reasons forests and soil fail future growth. A New Jersey court rules warehousers must exercise ordinary care for stored peaches despite contractual limits. New York police link Moscow to strikes, while officials dispute the evidence.
A New Deal era note highlights plane crash survivals in California with one propeller failure, rising juvenile crime in Oregon and Washington, and a looming gubernatorial primary. Storms hit the Midwest causing deaths and damage, while safety officials urge accident prevention. Henry Ford comments on farming policy. A playful aside questions a nineteen gun salute.
Agent Richards reports half of last season’s crop shipped from warehouses under his charge. The Colts meet Ed Forrest’s reservation team on the Athena diamond Sunday afternoon in a closely matched game. Timothy hay sells for 21 dollars per ton. ranchers Walden and others sell hay at that price. Various residents travel, visit, and participate in local events as committees reform for Caledonian Picnic and Free Methodist conference. Cattle drive to the mountains begins with over 300 head moved by W R Taylor.
Notice to creditors announces administration of Anna Latikamas Red Hawk estate in Umatilla County with six months to file claims. A separate summons in David M. Rogers v Nellie H Rogers seeks dissolution of marriage, requiring response within four weeks from April 11 1930 with court order.
Bill notes Venice caused a brief stay with flooding. A Scotsman wandered into Woolworths asking for the furniture department, an odd incident amid travel misadventure.
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