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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
2
Public notice from Athena Oregon detailing postal offerings and subscription prices, advertising rates, and contact information for notices and insertions. Provides per year advance pricing, local reading notices, and a call for communications to the Athena Press.
Eastern Oregon and Washington wheat trade shows early sellers prospering while European demand falters due to Russian and Indian supplies. Northwest yields reach thirty five to forty bushels per acre with improving interior movement. Port requests, vessel shipments, and possible shifts in export routes underline cautious markets as syndicate gold reserves, Indian hunting tensions, and rising prosperity challenge political skepticism.
New England data show about half the population in urban areas with 21 marriages per 1000, 80 births per 1000, and 21 deaths per 1000, while rural districts report 16 marriages, 20 births, and 19 deaths per 1000. Urban residents face higher deaths from diphtheria and other illnesses, rural residents higher pneumonia mortality. overall urban death rate 106 per 1000 vs rural 0.4 per 1000.
This week presents two communications from eastern advocates of the single tax. They explain how their theory would influence factory and industrial development in the west, illustrating the debated light in which the east regards the proposed tax system.
A 19th century newspaper voice condemns crime in daily papers, deriding the carnival of crime as a sign of civilization decay. The dialogue features a republican slogan on sound money and an opposing remark about European influence, ending with a wry note on political manipulation.
The Datuxs reports the Times-Mountain Echo has been sold to J A Douthitt formerly of the Prineville Review who will run it as a Democratic newspaper.
The sine of the Prues is diminished this week and expected to improve in a month or six weeks under management. The Monthly Oregonian is before us priced at 50 cents a year, published to aid Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Pass grants complimentary fair tickets from the Tus Grande Ronde Agricultural Society for the fair starting on the 16th. Ohio stands alone with a governor lacking veto power. Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder awarded a gold medal at the Midwinter Fest in San Francisco.
A letter argues for land value taxation to fund government and avoid taxes on labor and improvements. It urges Oregon to adopt a single tax, ending land speculation and encouraging industry, with land rent funding public costs and growth.
We act for Knapp, Burrell & Co., handling machinery repairs and every blacksmithing service at our city shop. Our machine shop remains at the old stand for in town repairs, with full blacksmithing in all branches. tf. Tuagr Bros.
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