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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
2
A Washington county feature highlights a fourteen acre Beaverton area farm reputed as the most valuable tract in the state. The beaversdam land has grown onions for forty years, yielding about 9 000 dollars annually and a total output near 200 000 dollars.
Notice items from Amesbury Massachusetts and Umatilla County Oregon run in this clipping. Springer heirs in U S A Canada France Belgium and Germany are urged to assemble at Ford Hall June 11 12 1912 for important business. Final account notice in Oregon calls for objections at the County Court in Pendleton on June 3 1912.
A compendium of Wall Street tipsters and broker office chatter contrasts recurring sell and buy calls with seasoned heads who assess market forces. The excerpt also includes humorous family dialogue about promises and proposals reflecting dated newspaper voice and style.
A Detroit Free Press fragment notes a tainted egg offered to a resident, with a jokey exchange about Mr. Smith’s cold and a dentist friend in a Philadelphia Record snippet. The dialog hints at a light domestic scene and urban humor of the era.
A fragmented excerpt from London Opinion and The Modern Girl items features playful lines about home, taste, and modern manners. Quips touch on love, dining, and social roles with a light satirical tone and quirky titles.
In the County Court of Oregon the matter of Hugh Melon deceased, Charles McLean appointed administrator. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at his Athena home or to Peterson and Wilson in Pendleton within six months from the first publication. Dated March 6, 1018. PetErson & Wilson, Administrator's Attorneys.
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