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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1911

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Simple funeral for W L Zeiger at Athena cemetery

The funeral of W L Zeiger was held at Miller's Undertaking parlors with a simple graveside service led by Pastor Lawson. Zeiger had died after a personal safety incident at the St Nichols hotel and was laid to rest beside his children as relatives gathered from Tacoma Olympia Pendleton and Portland.

W. L. Zeiger Athena Cemetery St. Nichols Hotel Miller Paator Lawson M. BE Zeiger Tacoma W. F. Stone Olympia Wash L. B. Reeder Portland J. W. Maloney Pendleton Athena Walla Walla Jack Wright

Ingenious China Lodging Cover Lets Sleepers Breathe Easy

A French writer recalls cheap Chinese hostels where beds are a single feather mass. To curb blanket theft, a large canvas cover with many head slits is lowered at night to replace blankets. Morning drums wake guests, then the cover rises to the ceiling for the next crowd.

China

Kingsley and Coxwell at Dinner in Aeronaut Tale

A dinner tale recounts Charles Kingsley joking that the first balloon ascent might have been by a dentist, referencing Coxwell the aeronaut. The exchange reveals Kingsley’s embarrassment and Coxwell's light reply, followed by other clipped humorous anecdotes and quotes from period writings.

Kingsley Charles Kingsley Coxwell A. ©. Benson North American Review Mr. Kingsley Mr. Coxwell

Wheel Problems and Plant Breakup of Aldabra Island

A Railroad Man's Magazine excerpt questions whether the wheel edge really moves around the axle through candle and torch experiments and simple balances. It also notes plants breaking pots, roots cracking rocks, and mangroves eroding Aldabra Island near Madagascar, per Scientific American.

Aldabra Madagascar Scientific American

Bathrooms In Paris Show Private Bath Census

An English journalist notes Paris flats and private houses contain about 2800 bathrooms. He asserts he could pitch a ball from a bath to reach many more bathrooms, highlighting architectural quirks and contrasts with London in cleanliness and appearance.

Paris Tatis Enleu London London Chronicle

The Island of Hongkong Description From Harper's Weekly

The piece describes Hongkong Island as about eleven miles long and one to three miles wide with hills. A sea front road exists around part of the island but steep grades limit cars and streets are narrow and not sturdy enough for heavy automobile use. It includes a quoted exchange about duties and classification.

Dean Swift Ascot Stella Jonathan Swift Hongkong Conalata

An Enthusiast of Real Earnest Pursuits

A note on a man described as a devoted enthusiast who pursues goals with serious zeal. The passage reflects on how intent and fervor shape behavior, contrasting thoughtlessness with wholehearted devotion. The voice hints at moral concerns about zeal without prudence and the consequences of driven activism.

Binell

NAS, JAS. STEVENS DIES IN MILTON

Mrs James and family say goodbye as Mrs Huseling Stevens dies of cancer at her Milton home. She is interred beside her mother in Athena cemetery after services in Milton. Survivors include brothers Grant Williams and Eph Williams and two adopted daughters. Former Athena resident, member of Women of Woodcraft.

James Milton Athena Meldrum The Christian Church Stevens Elizabeth Williams Grant Williams Eph Williams Paradise Valley Brothers of Decenned Huseling Stevens

Wheat Figures Made Known in October Crop Report

The October Crop Reporter from the Department of Agriculture shows Oregon spring wheat yield at 6 250 000 bushels, down from last year 6 946 000. Yield per acre 17.0 bushels, quality 92.1 points below last year. Washington yield 16 410 000 bushels, up from 11 746 000 in 1910, per acre 11.0 bushels. Idaho listed at 6 728 000 bushels, up from 4 427 000 in 1910, with two bushel increase in per acre yield. Crop conditions vary with region, Oregon 80 Washington 68 Idaho 80 on October 1. News also notes Edgar V. Ridenour’s death in Colorado Springs and references to Mrs. Armfield in local society coverage.

Department of Agriculture Oregon Washington Idaho Northwest Warhington Washinto

Armfield Ancestral Wording On Wedding Fees In 1911

The Pendleton papers note editors from Umatilla county expect a well attended meeting under the Commercial club to form the Proay Association. Invitations go to country editors for a October 24 1911 Pendleton gathering with a banquet in the evening and a good time anticipated.

Pendleton Umatilla County Proay Association Orealug

Principal Burnet in Effigy Sparks High School Turmoil

A mass protest at a high school followed the expulsion of two football team players for wearing full dress. An effigy of Principal Hook was burned on the school lawn amid denunciations of the administration. The incident echoes a prior burnings of former Principal Klemme.

Heck Booker Cox Hallback BE. J. Klemme

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