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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
2
A mosaic of disjointed thoughts touches on taxes, strikes, aviation, war weariness, garden pests, food supply, and political figures. The text notes the price of peace, criticizes leadership, and muses on everyday concerns from fruit markets to aircraft noise, ending with fragmented hopes for change.
A fragmentary domestic cookery piece offers thrifty meal ideas using common cuts of meat. It describes preparing soups and stews with garlic onion mace curry powder and vinegar, and outlines two main dishes including a layered potato and pork chop bake. The tone reflects practical kitchen tips for daily cooking.
Describes a fantastical bird named Yeres Marweth, called the Lasiest of Birds, with an amplified account of its habits. The text blends garbled phrases describing its behavior, travel, and feeding in a dreamlike, incoherent manner.
Mixed notices recount a horse straying report from Walla Walla Valley near Adams and a later summons from Umatilla County Oregon. It lists defendants including unknown heirs of Philip Weigel and Wilhelmine Stab and orders appearance by a set deadline in 1910, seeking quieting title to Lot 7 and Lot 8 in Block 6 in the original town.
A damaged OCR fragment from a court notice in Oregon cites Judge Gilbert W. Phelps and attorneys Homer J. Watts and Peterson Bishop Clark. It mentions a dated order September 25, 1919 and September 2, 1919, with a Penilleton postal address for plaintiffs’ counsel.
The First National Bank of Athens Oregon shows amounts credited to depositors who had not deposited or withdrawn for over seven years as of July 1, 1910 or 1919 with last known addresses and known deaths where available. Names include Ain't J.P Bentley Adams Elmer Ferguson Leonard Lavadour Ernest F. Wella Thomas Winn and others. Notary B. B. Richards attests to the accuracy per Oregon laws Chapter 148 and Chapter 214, with F. S. LeGrow as cashier signing July 11, 1919.
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