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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
2
Frayed lines show subscription rates and rates for newspaper ads including display and local readers. The text also contains a 1914 notice about Mayor Homer J Watts urging enforcement of city ordinances and reflecting on municipal governance.
A fragmentary excerpt notes how a royal motto and armorial device were displayed on city gates in Dijon. Merchants pasted labels on pote products spreading the controversial origin tale of Mustard as diverse travelers and authorities debated the symbol’s presence and meaning.
A garbled excerpt shows a character questioning another about playing with a boy named Kusher. The text asserts the boy did not die and mentions family relations, with disrupted words suggesting a misunderstanding or misstatement within a domestic scene.
Ay Ort on Goodwin, chair of the Department Committee, reports merchants are enthusiastic as building permits in dry towns surge. The story highlights a stronger economy from compliant traders and growing infrastructure despite temperance constraints.
Summons issued in an Oregon case against Tues B Warner and James H Warner. Notice requires appearance and answer by October 30, 1914, or plaintiff seeks dissolution of bonds and other equitable relief. Published by order of Judge Gillat W Pholpa. first in Athens Press on September 18, 1914. final on October 30, 1914. Will M. Peterson, attorney for plaintiff.
James W. Pinkerton and David A. Pinkerton, executors, report final account in the estate of William Pinkerton deceased. A hearing is set October 11, 1914 at 10 o'clock for settlement at the County Court House in Pendleton Oregon, under order of the County Judge.
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