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Athena Oregon public notice lists subscription pricing for one year six months and three months with per-copy costs and publisher details. Dated September 17 1926.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
2
Athena Oregon public notice lists subscription pricing for one year six months and three months with per-copy costs and publisher details. Dated September 17 1926.
The Oregonian urges caution in hunting deer to avoid fatalities and endorses strict gun safety practices. It warns never to leave a loaded gun in camp or carry it cocked, and stresses careful handling around vehicles and fences, plus heedful waiting for horn visibility. It also notes smut harming wheat and promotes copper carbonate dust treatment as an inexpensive preventive.
The piece argues protections under federal power act and Oregon public service oversight for taxpayers. It critiques a Housewives plan and possible five member board, suggesting governance that lacks accountability would not benefit the state. It also references Missouri pioneers and economic shifts in wheat markets amid global shifts and cultural notes.
Report notes rowdy branches through the Buffalo Wyoming hotel lobby prompting fines of 30 dollars each. Discussions pivot to apples on trees and under trees with broken branches and no market, suggesting making apple jack as a lighthearted answer.
The astute Briand rises to the occasion as France extends a hand of friendship to Germany. Briand is praised for many attributes and accomplishments in bridging ties between the two nations.
A Britisher reports another sighting of the sea monster in Okanogan Lake, prompting a tongue in cheek claim that the same brand of Scotch affects all men similarly.
The Woodburn Independent notes Ma Fergusonto may again seek nomination via an independent party in Oregon. The piece casually comments on fashion trends and vanity mirrors in women’s sports skirts, reflecting local humor.
W E B Austin of New York told the dye division of the American Chemical Society in Philadelphia that five percent of dyed furs used in the United States are home produced and equal to the best in Europe, indicating substantial domestic capability.
A study notes rubber shaped nations and fortunes from early uses as a plaything to the vulcanization breakthrough by Goodyear in 1839. It traces pricing highs in London and marks a US payment of 5 million to Colombia, finishing the ocean canal land deal at 25 million.
Seattle, Wash-c B. Fitzgerald of Seattle, chairman of the republican state central committee, announced his resignation. Fitzgerald said business interests will not allow him to run the state general election campaign November 2. His withdrawal signals a fight between Hartley supporters and opponents for selection of the new chairman.
A description of an elephant highlighting its trunk as a versatile organ. The text notes the trunk’s use in drinking, smelling, lifting, pulling, protecting, and handling delicate items, and mentions its ability to untie knots open doors and give itself a shower.
In the Oregon County Court for Umatilla County the estate of Leo Thomas McBride deceased. executor William A. McBride has filed the final account. A hearing on objections and settlement is set for Monday September 20 1926 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at Pendleton County Court House. Will M Peterson is the attorney.
In Umatilla County Oregon the court orders next of kin Ambrose Durrill and Lizzie Durrill to appear on October 28 to show cause why guardian may obtain an order to sell Block 190 Reservation Addition Pendleton and the SEM SW 4 of Section 16 Township 1 North Range 36. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Athena Press. Open Court September 16 1926. Judge M Schanner. Attorneys Will M Peterson and George R Lewis.
A historical overview traces European universities from early medieval roots to later foundations. It notes Oxford’s legendary origin, Paris and Bologna around 1200, Salamanca 1240, and Italian centers Padua Naples Genoa Perugia, with Prague 1848 Cambridge 1257 Cracow 1364 Copenhagen 1479 Edinburgh 1582.
Farmer Cortogsel mocks his son Josh for a tattooed look of a new sweater. Josh retorts that the sweater’s wear is painless and conveys the intended effect. The exchange reveals their teasing dynamic over clothing.
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