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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
3
Notice to Athena voters that a September 6 special election on refunding debt with bonds drew only 19 votes. The council moves to resubmit at the November general election. City faces about $20,000 debt from a personal injury judgment and other matters. without bonds, higher taxes may be needed.
H A Barrett mayor states renewal resembles an already due note and urges paying off the amount gradually. He argues payment should occur when conditions return to normal and stresses a cautious approach to financial obligations.
Sunday services held by the Christian Science Weston society at 11 a m with worship and readings in a simple, peaceful church setting likely welcoming visitors and adherents.
Sunday school at 10 a m at North Water Street Weston offers free circulating library. Baptist Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship 11 a m and evening service 7 80 p m. Hamp Booker a prominent Weston farmer was in town on Monday.
Chicago egg speculators are stuck with millions of surplus eggs as prices plummet. Estimates show 3,000,000 residents would need an egg daily to reduce the glut by January 1, with 19,000,000 dozen more in storage than last year. Fresh eggs drop to 27 cents a dozen from 65 cents, while older cases sell at 26 cents. Economists see no prewar price rebound, and Harvard researchers forecast prices staying low for a decade. A Washington note predicts a November 20 special congressional session following talks with President Harding.
Roy W Ritner a longtime farmer and heavy taxpayer in Umatilla County is highlighted as having lived there over forty years. As Senate president in 1921 he helped save the county from a $150 000 tax for Port lands tied to the 1925 fair in a paid advertisement noting his public service.
A statement from the candidate for State Senate declares belief in efficiency and strict economy in government operations. He pledges to work to the best of his ability to achieve these results if elected, addressing voters about fiscal responsibility and governance.
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