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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
2
The Athena Press discusses labor rights amid rail strikes, supporting workers' right to organize while defending nonunion workers from harassment. It cites government injunctions and tempers praise with caution, referencing figures like Pantaleimon Athenaasiades and Harding. The column blends political commentary with global events and local road attitudes on speed limits and travel.
Ki L Bruce, speaking at the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy in Ottawa, advocates aerial spectrographic or alpha line mapping to identify rock types from the air. He notes granite versus wrinite areas indicate economically valuable zones and argues air surveys save field time, guiding inland traverses and lake locations to outline formation boundaries.
A London Mall reporter describes a mechanical air pilot demo on a Marmun Gollr express between London and Paris. A human observer ascends with a party, then the machine flies hands free for half an hour at about 80 mph, with the pilot’s hands and feet removed from the controls. The system relies on a quicksilver electric, wind-powered motor supplying prime power, said inventor George Aveline.
The Los Angeles Times notes water in Tonopah Nevada sells for about 30 cents a gallon at Cow Camp near the Silver Peak range. No competition exists. the water man runs a monopoly with the nearest supply eight miles away. A five mile trip takes a day by buckboard, reflecting past saloon era thirst.
The earl of Mandhs family are engaged for stock care with vampires, amid labor strife at Killeen casto dated year 1100. Fingall travels to harvest turnips while their lord feeds the stock. The scene notes the animals and estate routines during unsettled times.
A crowded elevator accelerates a tense pursuit as Elizabeth Houghton reports a would be suitor pressing close from floor to floor. The scene ends with a brusque street exchange and a bizarre encounter near a doorway in a New York World feature voice.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Umatilla County John Vert and Jessie Vert Plaintiffs against Christian Carlson et al Defendants. This summons warns defendants to answer within sixty days or a decree will foreclose the lien for taxes on the described land The publication is ordered by Judge Gilbert W Phelps dated August 2 1922 with first publication August 5 1922. Attorney contact Raley Stelwer Pendleton Oregon.
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