Magnus Cash Grocery Per Sack 100 Pounds
A brief listing item from Magnus Cash Grocery notes price per 100 pounds sold by weight. The entry emphasizes bulk sale terms and unit pricing without additional details or context.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
4
A brief listing item from Magnus Cash Grocery notes price per 100 pounds sold by weight. The entry emphasizes bulk sale terms and unit pricing without additional details or context.
The piece likens cash saving to a river current, urging steady, uninterrupted practice. It argues paying cash builds competence and security in old age, with lines proclaiming cash is a best friend and debt avoidance leads to a sweeter, richer life. The fragment lists various weights and product names such as Red Hills and Golden West with prices or quantities.
A run of short notes covers a Buffalo Bill Wild West Show act in Chicago with Cricket pony, Mrs. Campbell returning from La Grande with her daughter, coal dealer A R Bradley, and local jail turn for rape suspect Purtica. Fred Page Tustin ousted from a Idaho mine, Bergevin Brothers store turned over to Portland creditors, Matt Mosgrove put in charge, deed filed to Mosgrove, No Shirt of Wallace transferring store lots, Athena Mill closed on writ of attachment then resumed full operation after bank settlement, Adams Band tied to unsettled money matters.
Hard times linger as farmers can't plow due to heavy rain. Pendleton visits include Frank Beale with cattle and Lively cashing in on sugar aid. William Zeiger and R J Boddy travel through Pendleton. Hollis receives sugar sacks easing shortages. Hughie Robie fined $50 for concealed weapons. Edward Thompson and Carrie Isley obtain a marriage license in Athena.
The Gerking family spent the weekend at Dean Dudley and EH A Dudley homes. George Gerking and wife visited their daughters in Spokane. Sheldon Taylor and Tillman traveled to Pendleton. Miss Chandler attended the Pendleton Teachers Institute while pupils enjoyed a three day vacation during her absence. Dudley, son of Earl Dudley, is mentioned among the pupils.
The Britannica traces anchors from ancient stone and wooden forms to iron versions with teeth. Early anchors relied on weight and friction to hold ships, while later designs added teeth to grip the seabed, with various creators credited by ancient writers.
A Harper's writer notes the tides in the Society Islands rarely exceed 15 inches and do not follow lunar patterns. High water comes at midnight and noon, with low water at sunrise and sunset, attributed by locals to wind rather than the moon.
In 1903 Sicily’s Messina quake buried many, a parrot's cry of Maria led rescuers to a buried mansion ruin. Two women were found alive beneath plaster, saved by the bird’s alerting voice amid thousands killed.
Summons issued by Justice Court of Athena district Umatilla County Oregon directs Clyde Sands and Maggie Sands to appear within six weeks of October 20 1922 in an attachment case seeking $113.94 plus costs and sale of attached property including a sewing machine a Victor phonograph and a Ford. Also notice to creditors in the Estate of Edward Lafave deceased appointing Carrie Lafave Bergevin executrix with six months to file claims. Includes local business notices and advertisements for Dr S F Sharp C H Smith meat market and pork prices.
Classified items list household furniture and heating gear for sale including an oil stove and beds. Milk delivery at $3 per quart monthly. W. R. Taylor residence on Third Street Athena with 40 acres of bottom land. Pasture for horses at $2.50 per head monthly. mare and cost $3.00 per month. Cattle from Oliver Dickenson scattered near Ed Kidder range north of Gibbon. reward offered. Pig sales by Reeve Betts. Contact Louis Stewart and A. M. Johnson for details.
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