Athena Oregon 1912 Progressives Wilson Editorial
The piece discusses Woodrow Wilson's 1912 presidential victory as a progressive triumph within the old parties, arguing for a new party shift rather than traditional Democratic allegiance. It analyzes party dynamics, Bryanism, and the role of leadership in representing public sentiment and policy, stressing the president’s duty to serve all people and the evolving political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Wilson
Nevally
Bryan
Tim
Ava
Dewoor
Advertising Would Transform the World of Papers and Shops
A historical reflection in Women’s Home Companion argues advertising shapes daily life. It imagines a world without ads where grocers, druggists, pastors, crossroad messengers, and word of mouth all vanish, leaving navigation and commerce severely hindered. It asserts advertising boosts business, fuels distribution, and sustains media, urging readers to see its unseen value.
For Sale Kirk ist addition two lots six room house
For Sale. South half of Lot 7 and 8, block 1, Kirk ist addition, 6-room house. Ex- Amine gene and make os no bid, any reasonable cash offer will be carefully considered. Mallin Bros. Land Co. 1205 Jed Ave, Seattle, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Ist
Mallin Bros. Land Co
Jed Ave
Seattle
Wash
Notice of Final Account in Oregon Estate Case
Notice in the County Court of Oregon for the estate of Lucretia C Maloney. John Rothrock and A B Rothrock as administrators filed the final account and report. The County Judge set December 28 1012 at 10 o clock at Pendleton Court House to hear objections and approve payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Lucretia C. Maloney
Wll Pervone
John Rothrock
A. B. Rothrock
Lucretia
G. Rothrock
Anid
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Jobn Rothrock
A.B. Rothrock
Estate of Hugh McLean Hearing Scheduled in 1913
Notice to all persons interested that Charlee McLean administrator of the estate of Hugh McLean deceased reports in administration. County Judge has ordered a settlement hearing on December 6, 1912 at 10 in the forenoon at the location to be announced. Dated November 20, 1913. Attorneys Peterson and Wilson, attorneys for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Hugh McLean
McLane
Perropa
Charlee McLean
Hugh Molen
A. D
Pendleton
Novem
Tor
Abe Skinner In Ohio Reads Foolish Magazine To Death
In Taylorstown Ohio Abe Skinner a village persimint laughed himself to death while reading a sensational magazine ad. The piece notes a strike and a seedy man asking for a match as a joke ends with the punch line when questioned about repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsturg
Ohio
Abe Skinner
Tilin
Onriontariote
BLY Publishing
Dayton
Abin
Truth About the Trust and the Debate on Combina tion
Louie D Brandels argues against legalized monopolies and the third term party leaders claim of efficiency from large scale production. He contends history shows trusts form to curb efficiency and profits arise from market control and monopoly power rather than real efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie D. Brandels
Colliere
America
Farmers Pay More for What They Do Not Raise
The Agriculture Department reports a sharper decline in farm prices Aug 1 to Sept 1 this year, down 7 percent for major crops, versus 4.4 percent last year. Sept 1 prices are 28 percent below the same date last year, with crops such as corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, flaxseed, potatoes, tobacco, cotton and hay driving the drop. Luxury on Shipboard. Archites designed a grand wheat carrier with marble-like rooms and amenities. The Syracuean later named the Alexandrian, carried a poem by Architus and a gift of cheese from Hiero as gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Archimedes
Hero Tr
Syracuse
Archietus
Hiero
Moxchilon
Chicago Record-Herald
Grand Bizyntian vessel and temple scenes described in old notes
Excerpts describe a Bizyntian vessel the joy of Ptolemy Philopator with galleries, prom enades, a Venus temple, a drinking hall and grotto ornate with gold and stones. Dialogues reflect optimism over daily life, a house sale profit, and a New World horses origin tale from Currier era papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptolemy Philopator
Venus
Boston Herald
Tower of London Origins and Rebuilding Timeline
The White Tower began under William the Conqueror in 1078 and was completed by William II. Walls and a broad ditch were added by 1098. Subsequent kings expanded the site, Edward III built the church, and major rebuilding occurred in 1638 under Charles II with many later additions. New buildings finished in 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of London
Journal Cartoon Snippets on Music Gossip and Wit
A collage of humorous notes and quotes on music, subscription quirks, and social chat. Jests about deafness and performance, a theater anecdote, and snappy lines from papers including Mrs Featherty and a witty exchange on taxes and institutions. Classic humorous fragments with Shakespearean flair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Gihena Press
F. B. Boyd
Cathena, Obe
Arizona
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Colorado
Washington
California
Idaho
Utah
Kansas
Telephone Company Construction Department
Main Street
Athena
Dry Gooda
Nooking
Fix & Rudbes
Third
Jefferson Streets
Abariea McLeay
Peturson & Wilvon
Aborveye
Tor Adaiuisteator
GurMe
Pizarro
Cortes
Peru
Mexico
New World
Texas
New Mexico
Pampas
South America
New York American
Lord North
Robert Hagen Schanker
Lerlioz
Mademoiselle
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Noor Cc
Portland
OWRON
F. Sharp
G. S. Newsom
M. D
Homer I
Watts
C. W. Lassen
M. D. V. Dictal Stock
Itinary College
Phot State A7
Wright
J. W. Wright
C. H. Smith
Milton
ST. Nichols Hotel
J. E. Froome
Prop
THE
ST. Nichols
Troy Laundry
Henry Keene
Foley
James Coffee
Raymond
Missouri
C.J. Bishop
A. Ane Mich
Gough
Jackson
Danville
S. Vincent
Firet Clan
New Empire
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!