Contract Not Kept by Pacific States T T in Athena
Two years after a merger the company failed to install new central office gear. Instead an obsolete Milton switchboard was moved to Athena and provides poor service. Local operators strive but lines run tangled and late. Residents urge proper equipment and concerted action to secure reliable independent service.
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Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Central
Milton
Athena
Pendleton
Indorabud
Weston
Waitsburg
Feld
Sales Day at Athora’s Tuna Auction Draws Crowd
A large attendance marked Athora’s Saturday sales day as stock, vehicles, and household goods met strong demand. Dealers reported higher quality items and better prices than earlier sales, with twelve horses selling at an average of 115 dollars per head and several buggies and two neglected items fetching solid prices. No cattle were listed and ty-bidding was prohibited, with every bid considered legitimate.
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Athora
Athena Shamrocks Schedule Two Home Games This Weekend
The Athena Shamrocks host Milton tomorrow for the first appearance this year and Fort Walla Walla visits Sunday. The Colts aim to repeat last Sunday's win on the Attona diamond, with both games set on the old northwest town diamond after management failed to secure park grounds nearby.
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Athena Shamrocks
Milton
Fort Walla Walla
Attona Diamond
Athena High School Selects Klemme for Principal
The Athens School Board chose Edward J. Klemme as principal after considering Karl Virtrees. Phillip Mulkey was elected assistant principal and his wife will teach eighth grade at 70 dollars per month. Barrett opposed overstaffing and questioned costs referencing a 1500 dollar principal.
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Walla Walla High School
Prof
Mulkey
Edward J. Klemme
Phillip Mulkey
Blanche Orswell
Velma Wilkinson
Edith Crawell
E. Lane Walker
Athens High School
Richards
Walla Walla
Karl Virtrees
Harrison Idaho
Stone
Taylor
Prof. Klemme
Barrett
Virtrees
Pensitie
Klemme
Onder
Athena
M. L. Watts
F. Wilson
B. B. Richards
Stour
Ranch shooting leaves neighbor dead and rancher wounded
In the basin north of Athena last night Mike Ryan shot and killed Dixon and gravely wounded neighbor Jamey Schubert after a dispute over a road to Schubert’s homestead. Schubert crawled home while Dixon fell where he dropped. Sheriff and coroner investigated. Ryan remained armed in his field. Dixon left a wife and children. Also noted: W J Neil died at 71 in Nyssa after long illness. he had come to Oregon in 1855 and run the Nyssa hotel. The notice ends with a bogus ad about children’s hats and rolls from Lidsis Jones.
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Mike Ryan
Hia Ranch
Athena
Jamey Schubert
Milton
Ryan
Schubert
Winchester
Dixon
Taylor
Folsom
Aman
Thie Aldo
Umatilla
W. J. Neil
Nyasa
Oregon
Plains
California
Wae
Umatius
Bess
Nyssa
Mrs John Gross At Rest In Walla Walla
Annie Gross wife of John J Gross native of Oregon died of cancer at her home 18 Clinton street Walla Walla Saturday at 4 56 pm She belonged to First Congregational church Boe Hive Rebekah Lodge and Woodmen Circle Born Pangent Linn county Oregon April 23 1865 moved to Heppner then Adama married John J Gross December 21 1882 Lived near Atheona until 1902 moved to Walla Walla Funeral held from First Congregational church in Walla Walla Monday at 10 am Relatives and friends from Athena attended She is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs A J Cochran five sisters and two brothers
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Annie Gross
John
J. Gross
Oregon
Clinton Street
Walla Walla
John J. Gross
Atheona
Grous
A. J. Cochran
First Congregational Church
Athena
Big Demand for Acre Tracts in Athens Land and Trot
Athens Land and Trot Company reports $7,000 in contracts for web irrigated acres, with four more closes expected tomorrow. The park sold at $175 per acre. other sales include $600 per acre land. Third Street tract work continues with brush cleared and trees cut. Byron Hawke promotes Peroxide Skin Food as a skin lotion.
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Athens Land & Trot Company
Desla
Ity
Farmers Picnic Parade Hailed In Umatilla County
Marshal A L Swaggart promotes first annual Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union picnic in this city with a grand auto parade. Special excursion trains from Pendleton Walla Walla meet at 10 10 am. Programs include Athena Band prayers speeches and multiple local speakers led by Mayor McEwen and A L Swaggart as chairman.
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A. L. Swaggart
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Umatilla County
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Boho
Pilot Rock
Adama
Pondistoy
Dioner Athena Band
A. A. Elmore
State Organiger
Washington
Mra
R. G. Baling
Weston
Mra. Harris
Athena
Jon. N. Scott
Addrew
N. G. Blwloog
Mids Zola DePonti
Threats to Greek workers at Milton Nursery escalate
Six Greek workers at Milton Nursery face renewed threats after warnings to quit or face harm. Letters accuse them of pressuring the workers to stay and threaten damage to the plant and bodily injury if not heeded. The letters, badly spelled and typewritten, suggest a possible lead on the letter writer amid ongoing tension.
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Milton Nursery Company
Tragedy After a Wedding in Grant County
Louis H. Worley and Ming Kath Leroy, newlyweds from St. Louis and Privoville respectively, were found dead in a Redmond area barn and home after a wedding weeks earlier. Coroner's jury labeled it an accident, but investigators suspect murder or double homicide by outsiders.
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Redmond
Grant County
Louis H. Worley
Worley
St. Lonia
Chicago
Ming Kath Leroy
Privoville
Wedooniay
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