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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
2
The Athena Press from Athena Oregon lists subscription rates for one copy, one year, six months, and three months. The page also features a brief quip from September 26, 1930, with a short exchange about gems in English literature and their uncut status.
A collage notes the mob menace tied to poverty and urban slums, urging industrial leaders to spread industry and improve living conditions. It cites British monopoly plans, drought impacts on livestock, and college football scrimmages, urging careful land use by hunters to respect farmers.
Athena limited Mac-Hi to seven points in a district scholastic game while observers noted a single break allowed the opponents to score. The 0 to 0 stalemate from kickoff to end signaled a tight defensive contest and a real team entry this season.
A summary of events includes C. H. Halcomb the Seattle horse buyer visiting town with horses shipped to Seattle for use in logging camps and Alaska. Robert Coppock bought a 160 acre wheat ranch on the reservation for 85 per acre from Judge Hailey. Dr J D Plamondon's wheat exhibit won first prize at the district fair from his Gag non place crop. Claude Estes' horse Joe Fountaine took second prize in the Athena show. Miss Myrtle DeFreece enrolled at Wes ton. The Lieuallen sisters were honored at a dinner hosted by Mrs Koepke with guests Mrs McArthur of Portland and others. Kittie Sharp began teaching in the Cannon district. Church porch work proceeded with Fred Gross Jr and Rev Ellis as carpenters. Johnson displayed a 40 bushel corn crop at the press. Arthur Coppock leased Kilgore farm. they plan to settle there. W R Taylor recovering from fever. Jinks improving after summer injury. A L Swaggart won first premium on hogs. Henry Barrett won roadster class with Ag. Otha Reeders Del Norte colt and Burke saddle horse won prizes. Mr and Mrs T J Kirk to visit LaGrande then California. Mrs Chas Norris visited county fair. Mr and Mrs Joseph Sheard returned from Hot Lake where rheumatism treatment continued for 12 weeks. Sheard reports improvement and will stay near the lake briefly.
The document presents parallel unit costs for services, materials, and supplies across three prior fiscal years, with detail expenditures for the most recent year and budget allowances for last year. W C Garfield certifies the year 1930 1931 expenditures and records as true and correct copies.
Legal voters of Union High School District No 7 Oregon are notified a school meeting will be held October 10 1930 at 2 pm at the School House to discuss the budget and vote on a special district tax. The notice lists estimated expenditures and receipts for the year starting June 16 1930 and ending June 17 1931 including general control instruction operation maintenance and debt service.
In the County Court of Oregon Umatilla County Nora E Hagen deceased Aime Tardiff and Lorna Miller appointed executor and executrix of the last will All creditors must present claims with vouchers to Peterson and Lewis Pendleton Oregon within six months from September 12 1930 first publication date
Arnold Wood chairs the board of directors and W. C. Garfield serves as district clerk in the official attestation.
A humorous platform outlines aims for a city election with candidates A. M. Johnson Slim Miller and Allie Bell. Promises include remodeling neglected buildings reducing prices on many goods and a wheat price target.
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