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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
2
Fragment from a poem reflecting on seasonal change and loss. The speaker laments thinning Nature and the departure of birds bees and harvest, noting geese flying south and white frost replacing warmth. A meditation on struggle, fate, and the elusive contentment of the soul.
Ben Girt reports from the Little White House in Sea Girt where Governor Wilson defends party unity and the value of a strong organization while condemning political machines. He argues Democrats must prove they are the worthy instrument of the people and warns Republicans of a turning point in U.S. politics.
Freewater official George Propeck announces his candidacy for Umatilla County Sheriff on the Prohibition ticket after securing broad support from Republicans Democrats Progressives and Independents. He cites experience as Freewater constable and Milton deputy marshall with a record of arrests and strong local trust, pledging economical, efficient service and countywide campaigning.
In 1883 the schooner Albatross drove east through a murky storm and foundered on a low berg. Only two crew escaped by dinghy and were saved by the Energy, which then met the Liddesdale and sank it after taking on the survivors. The Liddesdale later stranded near Cape Race, becoming a total loss.
A fragmented historical note describes a Servian swineherd leading pigs through town to pasture and returning them home. It adds a political forecast claiming Wilson would be the most accessible president, typically a Democratic man, to occupy the White House.
Fragmentary listing describes South half of Lot 7 and 8 in Kirk Int addition with six rooms and a cash bid. Naming Motila Bee Land Co and a 1905 date, the notice references Seattle and Wanb as locations, but details are incomplete and portions unreadable.
Bargain land offering 660 acres near Athens described as well improved with abundant water and prime wheat farm potential. Asking price $66 per acre with a down payment around ten thousand dollars and balance on liberal terms to suit buyer. Contact F. B. Rigbarde for details.
A public address cites Woodrow Wilson arguing the nation has war within itself due to clashing interests. He calls for accommodation and adjustment to unite rivals as partners in right dealing. The speech endorses democratic principles and serving all people.
The passage notes Roosevelt attacking non supporters as he pursues backing while Wilson and Marshall vow to balance farmer grievances. It questions how the colonel handles ostracism and cites H. Taine on national character.
A candidate advertises for the role of County Treasurer. The notice mentions candidacy and seeks voter awareness without listing further details or affiliations.
A contentious message from Portland callers urges voters to oppose free speech measures. The text accuses unnamed troublemakers of nightly abuse and calls for support to remove them, referencing representatives sent to other towns and urging a vote against a proposed ordinance.
Political candidate Manuel Friedley, a resident of Umatilla County for over 26 years, promotes plans for countywide improvements funded by local taxes. The message, paid advertisement, emphasizes his long tenure and commitment to equitable distribution of tax-supported projects.
The statement argues employers in Oregon are not slave drivers and denounces a boycott and picket as backed by a low intelligence fringe. It urges readers to vote against Measure No. 363 and describes the pamphlet as a paid advertisement from the Oregon Employers' Area with W. O. Fravely, secretary.
Vague slate lists candidates for county offices including representative, county commissioner, treasurer, and assessor. Text notes incumbents Sherri Taylor and CP Strain with emphasis on experience and economic administration while pledging fiscal responsibility.
Fragmented OCR lists names connected to universities and colleges including University of Oregon, Willamette University, Oregon State institutions, and state normal schools. The text appears as a damaged excerpt naming educators and presidents such as Vste Chorpbedl and E.B. Ackerman, with unclear context about endorsements.
PORTLAND EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE advocates a Yes vote on Proposal X 300 in an advertisement paid by Mrs Solomon Hirsch. The message urges ballot support and frames the measure as advancing suffrage goals in Portland.
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