Athena Press 1887 Ad Rates and 1931 Loan Notice
The Athena Press lists subscription rates and notes a loan to Athena Oregon dated November 27 1931. The piece also covers railroads seeking equal transportation regulation urged by the Interstate Commerce Commission and remarks from the Manufacturer supporting fair competition. The Halsey Sentinel plans a four month free classifieds drive for job seekers and advertisers to trade labor for food clothing or shelter.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
Halsey
Oregon
Sentinel
The
Laws and ordinances burden daily life with overreach
The speaker argues that excessive pet and other local laws intrude on ordinary citizens. Fundamental government laws are necessary, but not plentiful. Specific practice laws may be useful, yet when wielded arbitrarily they become useless and harmful.
Manchurian war could boost Seattle and Portland trade says Lloyd Nelson
Lloyd Nelson of Seattle argues a prolonged conflict would boost regional business and shipping. He notes Americans favor growth in consumption and quotas drive sales, while remarking on the need for restraint in war profit.
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Lloyd Nelson
Seattle
Portland
Mr. Nelson
Portland gun deeds noted in seven year period
The Oregonian cites seven years of drunken driving and speed related fatalities in Portland totaling 364 with one penitentiary sentence given to a Black man. The piece questions jury color influence and argues anti gun laws face enforcement and constitutional rights concerns. It also mocks a Morning Oregonian writer and mentions Bully Creek onion rhetoric.
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Portland
The
Oregonian
Andy
Nation safety council opens with Hoover admonition on auto deaths
Hoover warns that thirty three thousand annual auto deaths challenge safety groups and driver cooperation. Life insurance assets top twenty billion as 2.642 billion paid out last year. Kansas City woman shoots lover over dog abuse. gun violence hits Spain and Chicago style clashes. Coal miners return to pay and odd summaries mix in a satirical tone.
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The
National Safety Council
Hoover
Balance the Budget Hawley shifts stance in Congress
Representative Hawley, once vocally opposed to any tax increases, now signals a changed position as the new Congress convenes. He indicates support for targeted revenue measures while maintaining a focus on deficit reduction and fiscal discipline.
Tax plan debate signals higher brackets focus in Washington
The Oregon representative favors increasing taxes on high income brackets if needed, a stance echoed by Senator Steiner. With Democrats set to control the House, Hawley may lose his Ways and Means chair. The piece argues for government economies and deficit reduction, condemns debt finance, and calls Congress to balance the budget amid a looming two billion deficit and $150 million monthly shortfall.
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Washington
Oregon
House
Hawley
Ways and Means
Congress
Steiner
Pendleton Area Marriages and Local Happenings
Twenty two years ago in Pendleton William Tompkins wed Alice Carlstrom. Henry LaBrasche died after a duck hunting accident on the Umatilla River. Athena High School lost to Weston 43 to 6 in basketball. Richard Wright and Estella Van Winkle wed in Pendleton. Grand Christmas tree planned in LaMar District. Numerous local visits, church events, and weather permitting fields sown before snowfall.
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Pendleton
William Roy Tompkins
Alice Bernice Carlstrom
Athena
Weston High School
Richard Wright
Estella van Winkle
Weston
Benjamin Craigan
Hammond
Walla Walla
Byron N. Hawks
Spokane
Wm. Dobson
Elmer MecCar
Steward
Stewartl & Brown
James Mitchell
Moro
Sherman County
Athena Hotel
Charley
First National Bank
M. B
Glen Sailing
North Powder
Baker County
LaMar
Grandma van Winkle
Lizzie Watts
Henry LaBrasche
Sylvia Beathe
Musgrove Mercantile Store
R. A. Thompson
Harris
Christian Sunday School
Final Account Hearing In Estate Of David H Sanders
Notice from Umatilla County Oregon for the estate of David H Sanders deceased. Executrix Cally Sanders has filed final account. Hearing set for December 26, 1981 at 10:00 AM in the County Court room Pendleton Oregon. Objections to the final account must be filed by that date. Attorneys Watts Prestley, Athena Crete represent the executrix.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
David H. Sanders
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Athena
Cally Sanders
Watts & Prestleye
Crete
Executor Appointed in Estate of Henry W Vogt
Notice to creditors states James W Maloney is executor of Henry W Vogt deceased and has qualified. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Peterson and Lewis in the Inland Empire Bank Building Pendleton Oregon within six months from November 27 1931. Attorneys for Executor Sone wee die Sone wee die: Bseeeier elerson an s.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Henry W. Vogt
James W. Maloney
Peterson and Lewis
Inland Empire Bank
Pendleton
Sone Wee
Bseeeier Elerson
Attorneys For
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Westbrook Pepler
Graham McNamee
Northwest
Yoshizawa
Japan
Paris
League Council
Kansas City
Spain
Chicago
Kathleen Plunkett
Lord Plunkett
Miss Plunkett
Pennsylvania
Collie
Manchuria
Morning Oregonian
Schneller’s
East Main
B. B. Richards
General Insurance
Laura Froome
Ben Bateman
North Athena
Dr. W. Boyd Chiropract Stangier Building
Pendleton, Oregon
Whyte
Dr. O. T. Harstad
Freewater
W. H. McKinney
Sharp
Dale Rothwell
Woolworth’s
Peterson & Lewis
Watts & Prestlge
Attorneys-At-Law
Main Street
Bruno Weber
Jens Jensen
Seat
NY Able
Gray
Beauty
Penn Harris
Prop
Tum-a-Lum Lumber Company
Stock Land
L. L. Montague
Arlington
Continental Oil Company
Germ
Bryce Baker
Twin City
T. E. Smith
Preston-Shaffer Milling CO
Electrical Department
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