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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1911

Page

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Wilson Declares Candidacy For Congress In Oregon District

Attorney 8 F Wilson announces his bid for Congress from his district in Portland. He outlines campaign plans including educational meetings with Progressive speakers, irrigation plans for Umatilla lands, and a plan to use tribal funds and reclamation money for irrigation. He advocates Panama Canal toll reform, supports presidential primaries, and argues for regulated big business under government oversight.

F. Wilson Congress Portland Wilson Oregon Journal Umatilla Reservation Panama Canal Umatilla Indiana Pine Creek Woles Fonda United States Oregon Roosevelt

Grading on Third Street Stabilizes Spring Flooding

Third Street between Currant and the City Park bridge was graded this week to manage surplus spring water diverted from Main and Fifth. The water previously submerged southern residences, but will now drain toward Wild Horse Creek along the east side of Third Street. Freewater election saw dry forces prevail with nominees including May or Baynie and others like Taylor and Manafield, who won unanimously. Matt Mosgrove closes his Milton store to focus on larger city business interests while Biason attends Berkeley.

Third Street City Park Main Street Fifth Town Wild Horse Creek Matt Mosgrove Milton Biason Berkeley California Mr. Mosgrove

Death of C A Pischer Former Athena Tailor

Former Athena resident C A Pischer, age 74, died November 6 in Buena Park California after a period of illness. Born in Berlin Germany he earlier owned property here and sold land to the O O F and K of P lodges. He is survived by his wife two sons Charles and Fred and four daughters Mrs W B Butterfield Mrs Mae Whitlock Mrs Winnie Walter and Mrs Guesie Tyler to be in Seattle Union Oregon Oakland Stockton and this city respectively.

C. A. Pischer W. C. Miller Buena Park California Anaheim Fischer Charles Fred Funer Mr. Fischer Berlin Germany Mr. Pischer K. of P Oalifornia Athena

New Definition of Walla Walla Name Reported

Major Moorhouse, longtime Indian agent for the Umatilla, says records show Walla Walla meant praturea and pasture of sunflowers. He notes the valley’s sunflowers and suggests earlier interpretations of meeting waters and wind meanings were incorrect. He plans further inquiries with Umatilla elders to confirm the original term.

Walla Walla Lee Moorhoogs Umatilla Walla Walla Valley Walla Walla Haa Major Indiana

Snow Closes Mines and Delays Pioneer Pipeline Work

Eastern Oregon mountains endure unprecedented snow depths hindering mining camp transport and city pipeline work along the Sumpter Valley line. Despite thaw, irrigation reservoirs are fuller than usual. J T Hinkle Hermiston attorney discusses Pendleton Second Bank work convention plans for December 11 with local Knights of Pythias lodges. Missionary Circle prepares a December 16 charity sale at the Christian parsonage with a separate booth and proceeds aiding medical and missionary work.

Oregon Anoh Baker Valley Mining Campa New City Sumpter Valley J. T. Hinkle Hermiston Hinkle Knights of Pythian Pendleton Per Asionery Circle Missionary Virars Christian Parsonage Ladies Aid Society

Pilot Hock Family Resides in City After Move

Oballes Lobaogh and family arrive from Pilot Rock Bowsby and settle in the city. Mr Lobaogh has farmed in the northern part of the county for years and is remembered as the leading pitcher of the Pilot Rank team before the Blue Mountain League formed.

Pilot Hock Oballes Lobaogh Pilot Rock Bowsby Lobaogh Pilot Rank Blue Mountain League

Stranger from Canada Dies of Heart Failure in Town

An unidentified man, likely Frank Burke, a French Canadian with possible alias Marian, arrived from Canada this week with Paul Bushman. He collapsed on the porch of the Bushman home after becoming ill and died. Dr Sharp confirmed death. body taken to Miller's. Friends say Lafave may know more. He had a barber kit, a Portland saloon card signed Ernest Emer, and a hospital fee card linking to Prank Burke. He was about 65, tall and poorly dressed, with sandy hair and coastal ties to Colville Washington.

Canada Paul Bushman Uoder Frank Burke Marian Cmedians Bushman Portland Prank Burke Ernest Emer Sandy

Missionary Dies in India After Seven Year Stay

Obituary notes the death of Miss Gartrude Preston Rutherford, wife of Charles Rutherford, while serving as a missionary in India. She fell ill eleven days after giving birth and died on October 18, 1911, at the American Baptist Mansion in India. Her family learns of the tragedy as they travel home to Buxton Beach. The casket was buried in cemented ground. The couple had a seven year foreign posting begun in 1907. Her parents, in delicate health, are described as nearly prostrated by the loss.

Mra Charles Rutherford Gartrude Preston Joseph N. Scott India J. N. Scott Buotington Beach Owl And Rutherford Christian Mile Kholt Indy United States Ning Childeen

Splendid Attraction Coming to Athena in December

The Meneley Lyceum Bureau presents the Ricketts Concert Company as part of the Ave features under Athena Commercial Association. The two sisters Marie and Mryde Ricketts play flute and violin and both are pianists, with Clyde Ricketta and George Rickette among the ensemble. Manager O L Ricketts, an impersonator, has eight years with the MeneleyQuartette and is highly regarded for his stage presence.

Meneley Lyceum Bureau Ave Athena Commercial Association Ricketts Concert Company Commercial Association Brathera Artiata O. L. Ricketts

Turkey Shortage Hits Inland Empire Thanksgiving Tables

The Eastern Oregon farms struggle with turkey production pushing prices up in the Willamette Valley and Oakland as California buyers secure stock early. Meanwhile old theories on matter conservation are discussed, and African trail blazed by twisting saplings to mark routes in 1889 is noted.

Oregon King of the Fostal Board Willamette Valley Oakland California Inland Empire Eaatern Middle States Athens Arket Africa Lake District Der

John Bunyan Indictment and Imprisonment

The indictment against John Bunyan accuses him of deliberately avoiding church and of supporting unlawful meetings, causing disturbance among loyal subjects. He was convicted and imprisoned for twelve years and eight months. A quoted classical line is included from Epletetus about simple creation.

John Bunyan

More MacAdam Road Proposed in Umatilla and Walla Walla

Commissioners of Umatilla and Walla Walla seek joint action on a 12 mile macadam road from Milton to Walla Walla with rock supplied by the counties and labor along the route. The plan aims to connect Milton, Athena, Weston, College Place, and Day ton for a continuous 100 mile highway through the valley, boosting commerce and automobile travel.

Walla Walla Walla Walla County State Line Oregon Athens- Weston Milton-Freewater Q. W. Miller EB. B. Frazier Milton Commercial Unit H. M. Cockburn Horace Walker Umatilla County Here College Place Milton Pendleton Wallaburg Columbia County Dayton Walla Walla Valley

Lecture at Christian church for local auxiliary aid

An evening lecture at the Christian church drew a large audience with Mrs G S Newson’s mezzo soprano rendition of The Holy City during a break. The speaker, Mr Malérom, discussed religious customs with personal experiences, and next week’s talk on The Philippines will feature colored photo illustrations and a continued illustrated sermon on Sunday. Also reported: Dr M B Metzger, a Heppner dentist, killed himself after a battle with drinking and a threatened separation. W R B & N brakeman Thomas Wilkins died at St Mary's Hospital after being injured while attempting to board a freight train near Alto Bill.

Christian Church Malérom Athans Mra. G. 8 Newsom Holy City Phe Philippines Thomas Wilkins W. RB. & N. Company St. Mary's Hospital Walls Walla

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