10 May 1895
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
1
A terse 19th century style promotion claims remedies for blood and liver health. It asserts impurities in the blood souring the body and positions a single unnamed product as superior, claiming fast action and general tone up. The ad touts liquid and powder forms.
Governor Budd criticizes U S policy on Nicaragua and British intervention arguing for stronger action under the Monroe Doctrine. A Kansas City reader praises Chamberlain s Pain Balm for rheumatic pain. Crop prospects note timely rains boosting vegetation and wheat outlook. Oregon Neers annual meeting details and Frank Hoyt receives a 20 year sentence in Walla Walla penitentiary.
A court session opens with the prisoner and guards entering the room. Judge Sullivan asks if there is any reason sentence should not be passed. the war time response is uncertain, and the judge imposes 20 years to commence after the current term, ending in 1920.
An agricultural expert presents cautious opinion on sacaline as forage. He cites reports from Nebraska and Kansas observers, noting poor growth in dry western climates and strong warnings from several professors about its unsuitability for fodder.
Vienna professor Ralph Falk warns that a rogue comet will collide with Earth on November 18, 1899, causing intense heat and poisonous gases. He foresees global destruction and a temporary sunlit aftermath, with astronomical devices breaking apart as society collapses.
Horace Woods of the Henry Krug Packing Company visited Pendleton and spoke on a pork packing plant that would utilize every part of the hog. A 100 hogs per day plant would cost about $25,000 and employ 60 to 80 workers year round. Woods doubts a packing trust, saying companies fight each other rather than form a trust.
Postoffice uncalled letters list includes Archambeau W Brown Willm 2 Davis GC Grove Hale Ida Kano Mrs Louie Owen Rube J W Maroney P M Hollis. W Hollis sells four foot cord wood at 2.50 per cord.
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