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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
2
A Friday publication notes office location at the corner of Third and Jefferson streets. The text mentions Binerea in the Hortomes at Athens Oregon and a Mall Matter with Setar Rete valued at $0 in 1913.
Professor Spring of the University of Liege offers a theory that liquid oxygen in the air causes the sky to look blue. He rejects the dust and water vapor explanations and endorses Rayleigh's view that dust reduces blueness. The idea mirrors the color of liquid air observed by science.
A compact overview of curious anecdotes on dramatic exits and misread humor from British and Parisian contemporaries. The piece references a Paris suicide tale with improvised guillotine, a Liskeard court quip, Leith Hill burial legends, and a mix of wry Victorian humor across London and American sources. It also notes an Oregon final account notice for AmOS Shick.
dramatic tale recounts Archdeacon Slack nearly freezing after a fall in Arctic waters. a young boy, using a dog, swapped places with the archdeacon then pulled him toward camp, staving off death. in the same piece the weekly reflects on mortality, health rules, and moral warning from leslie’s and chicago record-herald.
Notice to all persons concerned that Henry Dell administrator of J A Riteman estate has filed final account and report with the Umatilla County Court. A hearing is set for December 1 1918 at ten oclock in the forenoon at Pendleton County Court house. Creditors are notified to present claims within six months to Homer I Watts attorney Athena Oregon. Dated November 1 1918 W M McBride Homer I Watts Administrators Attorney
Notice to creditors for Elisabeth Dell estate and John L Daly estate in Umatilla County Oregon. Administrators York Doll Watts and Stephen A Lowell urge creditors to file proper vouchers within six months. Notices dated November 8 1918 and October 10 1913. Office addresses in Athena and Pendleton respectively.
The notice sets a December 20, 1913 final account hearing in Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon with objections to be heard. It includes a divorce summons for Mary W. Solzubbins and A C McCubbins, requiring appearance within six weeks after first publication in Athena Press. Publication runs over six weeks ending December 26, 1913.
A complete line of men’s ties with matching socks available in sets priced from 760 to 1.25. Leather bill book sets include tie, tie pin, and tie holder at 1.25. Also offered are men’s suspenders, base supporters and arm bands in various combination sets across a range of prices.
A catalog of fashionable fabrics features crepe de chine pa de chine brocaded and plain poplin in a range of textures. Beautiful charmeuse Bulgarian silk and Velveta trims are highlighted as luxurious options for garments and accessories.
Sweaters for men women and children knit gloves mittens and hoods in new styles. some have slantia in back and ribbon ties all colors. Toques for cold evenings are warm. Bolt skirts for a new style, close fitting and warm for women or Salinas.
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