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Newspaper

Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1918

Page

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Letters From Our Lads On German Soil and France

A letter from Pvt. Joseph A Payne of the ANOL Engineers in France reports good health light rain and crops on small French farms of about ten acres. He notes fine treatment by locals and hopes to reunite with family soon. A Canadian friend shares a letter from Sen 19 describing parcel delivery in the line smoke shortages and morale, expecting to return to Canada soon while recounting heavy fighting and reconnaissance with Canadians and Americans during the push toward Berlin.

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Athena Closed Town Amid Influenza Epidemic

Health authorities placed Athena schools churches and all public gatherings on a closed list due to a countrywide influenza outbreak. Despite reported cases countywide and one death Pendleton man John Myrick pneumonia from influenza was noted. Washington state shows signs of waning cases as deaths rise slowly amid a cautious outlook. John Sloan Pendleton operator announced the death of his son Layla T Brown aviation service to France, a January enlistment casualty from pneumonia and influenza with surviving family detailed. Born in South Dakota the son was 19 and a engineer graduate from a regional college.

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Wilson Urges Fourth Liberty Loan Quota

President Wilson warns Americans of dire consequences from under subscribing to the fourth Liberty Loan. He urges immediate patriotic action to support the United States and Allied governments, insisting only full participation will sustain victory and peace terms.

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General Red Cross Election Next Tuesday in Athena Branch

The Athena branch of the Umatilla Red Cross will hold a meeting next Tuesday October 49 1918 to appoint branch officers and the chapter board of directors. The board will elect an ex officio chairman from each branch. The Athena auxiliary election was mis announced and all members are urged to attend Red Cross rooms on Main Street next Tuesday afternoon. On Wednesday the 20th at 11 am board members will meet in Pendleton. nominations for chairman vice chairman treasurer and executive committee will be selected and submitted to a 7:40 pm board meeting the same day. The system is run from headquarters in Seattle.

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Smut Spores Drift Across Northwest Regions

Smut spores detected in the Blue Mountain area near Pendleton with reports of drifting spores from California, Northern Utah or Southern Oregon. Counts show high soil contamination in multiple counties from Klickitat to Walla Walla and Whitman, with regional spikes reaching tens of thousands per square foot.

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Babies Must Have Milk for Health and Survival

A European returnee Dr KJ Labbe urges milk as the essential diet for babies, claiming higher calories per penny and noting improvements in refugee children from famine areas. He argues every man and woman must support milk production to sustain the race, urging all citizens to cooperate.

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Me and Mes Goo Payne Invi Work Turned From Spokane

A brief, unclear fragment notes a trio or group labeled Me and Mes Goo Payne invi with work turned away or redirected from Spokane. The text is garbled, offering little context, participants, or a clear event to identify.

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Oregon News Notes of General Interest

Oregon items report exam turnout at Salem for state bar certificates, military draft calls to Fort Stevens and Fort McArthur, Hood River prune shipments rising toward 1200 carloads, alfalfa interest surging, and a big food conservation drive planned. Also noted are record bank purchases of treasury certificates, industrial accidents, petition signers’ eligibility, Sluslaw and Umpqua salmon shipments, and figures on irrigation, labor, and freight movements in the northwest.

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War production push and local farming notes in Oregon

George N Peck advocates conversion of plants for war output and notes farmers in Wasco county will ship wheat via a farmer’s road from Enterprise to Mora, with estimated 160000 bushels reaching market. Prune growers near Forest Grove finish picking. Bull Run watershed land acquisitions proceed for government water reserve. Portland union trims workweek to Saturday half holidays. Tillamook Creamery aims to exceed one million dollars in output. Crater Lake road project nears completion, improving access. Oregon prune orders face processing delays as packers idle.

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