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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
2
Listing shows pricing for subscriptions: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months seventy five cents. Dated Athena Oregon November 28 1930.
Clark Wood reports a claim that Al Capone is an angel behind a Chicago soup house while noting his pineapples are used for purposes other than dessert.
The Forest Service announces a total $9.5 million in forest highway funds to 29 states and 2 territories for the current fall. Oregon receives $1,334,195, up $701,557, and Washington $669,555, up $336,939 from 1930 allotments.
Mrs. ONeil uncovered a cache of $20 gold pieces totaling $16,000 in an old can in the wood shed. The widow, Mrs. Blanche Sanson of Portland, reported the find and continues to search for more hidden wealth left by Johnny ONeil.
Miss Mabel A. Wood of Oregon State College says the view that sweets rot teeth has shifted. They remain seen as bad for a child’s health because they dull appetite for vitamin and mineral rich foods, not due to tooth decay.
The federal government pursues Al Capone primarily for delinquent income tax payments. Officials note Capone’s wealth and influence, living on a million dollar Florida estate and allegedly directing gang tribute from Chicago to California.
The Chicago Tribune notes how science shrinks the globe as messages shrink from months in 1850 to minutes by 1900 and to near instant with the telephone. It recalls a cyclonic storm warning striking Los Angeles with a second visit days later, underscoring rising speed in news and nature.
A fierce storm leaves four dead and widespread damage from falling debris. The surge uproots trees, destroys roofs, and causes thousands in losses to fruit growers. The event threatens Southern California tourism as storms roll through from the prairie state. After forty two years in the United States Army, General Summerall retires as chief of staff, held in high regard for his long career and contributions to army efficiency.
A recent report shows Oregon State college has 38221 students in regular courses this fall. Of these, 2843 come from all 36 Oregon counties, with representation from Every county in Oregon, 25 other states, 2 territories and seven foreign countries among the student body.
Gunfire erupts as the Cuckoo gang opens in St Louis killing one member and wounding another amid a hail of hundreds of shots. Oregon lawmakers plan four major measures for the upcoming session, with daily pay set at three dollars. Oregon State College notes two ounce eggs are ideal for hatching, and eggshells accompany breakfast with toast bacon and coffee.
Chicago broker Roy W Ammel is mentioned as having a mental breakdown while piloting his plane on the return flight from the canal zone. The report notes the incident occurred during the return journey and identifies Ammel as the broker involved.
The Oregon Journal portrays Miss Louck’s tearful defense as shaping Portland police actions. It notes a round-table moment where Johnny Bull appears, sending India away with a few tea drops, leaving her cup of hope feeling tip-top.
Apple gate shines as Whitman routs Willamette 12 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. Strong running and sharp defense secure a decisive win for the Whitman squad led by the standout back.
Tax reminder notes that from July 1 1928 to July 1 1930 Oregon cities increased bonded indebtedness by about six million dollars in round figures.
After a prolonged rest in the east, Aimee McPherson is returning home amid reports of further mental strain inside her church temple.
A bold question headlines a brief note on political shifts as veteran incumbents consider retirement and new candidates weigh bids. The item hints at potential turnover in local governance and signals unsettled power dynamics.
For sale dry wood by R B McEwen. For sale eight room house with three full lots in Athena by Mia S F Sharp. For sale two registered Guernsey bull calves at 75 and 25 dollars, contact Louie Ringel in Athena, phone 82F 21.
A reader shares a spinach serving idea with grapefruit accents. Grapefruit French Dressing blends grapefruit juice, salt, paprika and oil for a tangy finish, while Golden Fruit Salad Dressing uses orange and lemon juices with butter sugar eggs and cream. A Molded Cheese With Fruit Filling combines gelatin roquefort cheese and grapefruit for a chilled ring mold centerpiece.
Notice is hereby given Mary I Hill has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Reed Hill deceased in Umatilla County Oregon. All persons having claims against the estate must present them with vouchers at the office of Raley Warner in Pendleton Oregon within six months from November 1 1930.
In Echo area news 1907 Friday Night Skating Club party prizes awarded Maud Gholson and Fred Kershaw. farm land filings extend west end of Umatilla county with 160 acre tracts. travelers depart for Columbia river hunts and family moves. upcoming Thanksgiving masquerade at Athena opera house with LaBrache Bros. orchestra. local incomes tea receipts aid funds. geese hunting party bags 21 birds. cattle move to Cold Springs wintering. Idaho trip winter plans. appendicitis scare for Merna DePeatt. crop losses from hail. Northern Pacific wreck near Vansycle canyon leaves nine grain cars off track.
A jumble of lighthearted quips on Thanksgiving, home building offers, and wordplay. Advertisements tout discounted lumber, kitchen cupboards, and free architectural service while jokes compare fruit to romance and a westbound traveler recalls an Indian in a straw hat.
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