Primary Election Totals And Local Races Reported
Final returns show Steiner with 40 182 and Stanfield 29 441 in Republican contests. Patterson leads for governor with 62 657 over Upton 38 634. Democratic Pierce has 23 841 to Weber 9 760. Turnout highlights McLaughlin vs Turner for state superintendent with Turner ahead 14 782 to 14 747. Local results note Haney 2 312 over Watkins, Steiner county winner by 1 034, Stanfield second with 650, Ritner top Republican for joint rep, Mann over Best for state senate, Norvell over Miller for representative, Saling over Schannep for county judge, De Hart nominated for county treasurer, and McCook defeating Smith for county judge 643 to 775 in Democratic race. Athena precincts list detailed tallies for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner
Stanfield
Patterson
Upton
Walter Pierce
Louise Palmer Weber
McLaughlin
Turner
Haney
Watkins
Roy Ritner
T. P. Gilliland
L. A. Mann
Dr. Best
A. Miller
Norvell
I. M. Schannep
Frank Saling
Bettye de Hart
U. S&s
Crossley
Evey
Sandblast
Shumway
Sinnott
Carter
Supreme Court
Brown
McBride
Shepherd
Bean
Bryant
Howard
Parrott
Tooze
Alderson
Gram
Service Commission
Campbell
Kiddle
Best
Precinct
McIntyre
Reeder
Richards
Taylor
Locomotives Break Cost Trend Versus Prunes and Butter
J H Dyer of Southern Pacific notes locomotive prices rose steeply since 1915 while prunes and butter stay lower. Locomotives cost 75 000 now versus 25 585 in 1925, and overall railway equipment costs rose 140 percent while railway income lagged behind rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dyer
Southern Pacific Company
Dyer
Fishermen on Umatilla River Report Good Luck
Marion Hansell, Dean Pinkerton, Lloyd Michener and Penn Harris were among the anglers Sunday on the Umatilla River and touted good luck. Michener landed a Dolly Varden about 17 inches long. Joseph N. Scott was in Athena on Wednesday from Pendleton.
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Marion Hansell
Dean Pinkerton
Lloyd Michener
Penn Harris
Umatilla
Michener
Joseph N. Scott
Athena
Pendleton
Athena News Briefs From May 1904 Local Scene
The Athena area reports building moves for a lodge hall on Main Street west of Fifth, with rental planned. New brick business house to be built by George Gross and H C Worthington on Main Street. Various visits, accidents, club meetings, and local commerce updates fill the Athena Chronicle.
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H. H. Curtis
Main Street
Mr. Curtis
Fifth Street
George Gross
H. C. Worthington
Harriette Thompson
Stella Alexander
E. P. Dodd
Athena
Edith McBride
Gertie Luna
Velma Wilkinson
Pendleton
Rebekahs
Astoria
Nora L. Barnett
St. Nichols
A. J. Parker
Worthington & Thompson
Stahl
Will Wells
Umatilla County Caledonian Society
A. Shick
Botkin
Shick
Margaret E. Herrin
Portland
Clover Leaf Lodge No
Athena Lodge
Frank Walsh
Weston
Pine Creek
P. H. Tiedeman
Tiedeman
Jake Reno
G. W. Bradley
Tacoma
Free Consultation and Spinal Analysis Offer
A local health clinic invites the public to visit for a free consultation and spinal analysis aimed at improving vitality. The outreach promises guidance to row through life with vim and vigor and emphasizes an adjustable approach to care.
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McCormick-Deering
Rogers
Goodman
Oregon
Mercantile Trust
McCook
Smith
G. A. von Schmltz
Public Service Commission
Clyde T. Spooner
Henry J. Taylor
E. C. Prestleye
J. N. Scott
C. F. Steele
King
Miller
West
U. S
Pierce
Weber
Montague
McLauglin
von Schmltz
Steele
Prestbye
W. Boyd Whyte
Stangier
Chiropractic
J.C. Baker
Yellowstone
F. B. Wood
Nerenedin A
Attorneys-At-Law
Will. M. Peterson and
G. H. Bishop
Pendleton-freewater
Allen Bell
Drayman
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First National Bank OF Athena
Haworth & Harris
Troy Laundry
Whitehead’s Barber Shop
Lee Whitehead
Russell
Mr. Norman
Twin City Cleaners