Athena and Library News and Local Prohibition Talk
Athena Oregon May 26 1016 issues note library circulation and rival Milton Bronon at 400 while Athena leads county stats with plans for a new library building. Editorials urge Ladies' Library Board unity to fund a suitable home, plus community debate on a statewide prohibition amendment and local civic activities amid broader Oregon political coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Milton Bronon
Nano
Sranob
Athena Brangt
Per- Aleton
Athens
Ladies’ Library Board
Fractured Disjointed Notes From Albans Community Page
The fragmentary text covers mischief at local events, balloon displays, a court case in Dayton Washington, poultry hoaxes, and assorted remarks about townspeople and advertisers. It mentions balloon ascensions, a pistol or powder joke, and local reputations, with scattered names and places amid unreadable lines.
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Dayton
Wash
Primary Election Results and Warrants Notice
The article reports a primary election where Interant led a defeat in bond measures and lists Republican and Democratic nominees for various county and state offices. It also notes warrants notices and includes a card of thanks dated Monday evening mentioning appreciation for the support and efforts of the community and department staff.
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Interant
Peeatteut
Joelson Hughes
Fire devastates Athena hotel and outbuildings
A Monday blaze consumed the old Athena Livery stable, the Athena Hotel, barn and outbuildings on Mrs. Harden's property. Losses: Livery $1800, barn and outbuildings $1000, dwelling damage $600, with some insurance. One pot dog and three kittens perished. no cattle recovered from the barn. Firefighters from the W fire department fought the flames as the roof of the Prose building burned, but prompt water application limited further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheon
Fre
Tharp
Price Brothers
Pictura Theater
oWaere
Distelat
Davia
Milton
Hardee
Hay
Athena Strengthens Lead in Wild Baseball Game
Athena built a late lead over Umapine with hits from Wyland and King, but the Umopion mounted a late charge. Shick and Grindell contributed key plays as Athens defeated Umapine by a narrow margin, with Brooks, Wynn Brooks, and Sharp among the top batters.
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Albeon Bed Watrong
Husup
Sunany
Umapias
Wyland
Ploces
Troenoed
Wight Lite
Rusty
Albous
Eceand
Wynn Brooks
Goodswan
King
Livoullen
Adeaoo
Sharp
Porter Hole Wooond
Rmauare
Stich
Brooks Agate Paw
Shick
Grindell
Lisunlise
Grimes
Aucritos
Lily
Griedell
Kite
Shink K
Hells
Hell
Brooks
Wynnes
Uapirn
Ubat
Weston
Umatilla
Oooty
Deegan
Matrimonial Dissolution Notice from Oregon Court
The defendant James B Davin with various spellings is summoned to answer a complaint for divorce filed in Umatilla County Oregon. Publication runs through May 20 1916 in the Atheneum Press Atholom newspaper per Judge Gilbert W Phelps order dated April 11 1916. failure to appear leads to decree dissolving the marriage.
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Tames
B. Devin
James B
LoSwede
Jumma B
Davin
Jamon
Lbs Court
Gilbert W. Phelps
Oregon
Tarein
Atheun Prous
Atheun
Umatilla County
Homer F, Watts
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Fira
Lin Lodge
Poloen
Edie
Aea
Mon
Hin Wlulnter
Pendieton
Portland
Pendeton
Wondieton
Qoven
Portleal
Queen
Hevtiva
Eluoting
Bradley
Baling
Jim Ashworth
Stillman
Wit Thetates
Hogben
Talon
Auine Osor
Imma
Poe
Siebert
Dave
Feller
Tankwets
Boone
Roy
Moro
Willa
George Bill Howphi Junsell
Leddy Joonevelt
Alloa Steel
International Nate
Milt Swaggart
Horace Bullmin
Albans
Toeuuion
Scmtoy
Papur
Huon
Willie Jemco
Wath
Athenw
Moray
City
Athionn
Hhalter Milling Co, Loterest Eens Ff Jattlowtlon
Mandas Wieg
Tona
Umapion
Adawe
Helix
Adamy Playnat Atheon Sanday
Umapine
Minnie Kirk Devin
Pistia
Fatima
Fairbanks-Morse
C. A. Barrett & CO
Halls
Hall
Iren
F. J. Chiney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Drugeints
Tee
Lieut. Bryan
U.S.N
Pennsylvania
California
Standard Oil Company
Zeroseneandard
Hotor Cars
First National Bank
Watts & Rogers
Weston, Oregon
McCormick
Deere
Dutchman
Weber
Winona
Parker
Myrick
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