Banking Adapts To Customers At Athena Bank
First National Bank of Athena Oregon advertises capital of 50 000 dollars and surplus of 6000 dollars. It touts services in foreign and domestic exchange and urges prompt collections.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1902
Page
7
First National Bank of Athena Oregon advertises capital of 50 000 dollars and surplus of 6000 dollars. It touts services in foreign and domestic exchange and urges prompt collections.
A prominent horse dealer laments a dull market in Eastern Oregon as peace in Africa and troop withdrawals from the Philippines curb demand. He notes buyers pause, hoping for renewed war to spark sales, while shift toward larger draft and blooded stock grows. Prices prove resilient, with some sales at surprising $200 each.
Stark account notes 179 battles around the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during the Civil War from 1861 to 1865. It details federal positions at Parkersburg Wheeling Harper’s Ferry and Washington and describes Harpers Ferry’s strategic role and repeated capture. The message invites readers to send a stamp for a battlefield map from D B Martin and B N Austin.
In Kine's Grove the Sunday picnic proved a bigger success than prior weeks with the third run showing growing popularity. A new dance platform addition was built to provide more room yet the floor remained crowded all afternoon and evening. Ninety couples danced at one time Sunday night and excitement builds for the 4th 6th and 6th celebration.
William Goodman of the east end of Umatilla County is highlighted as a thriving farmer. He operates a 400 acre Hud son Bay country farm with 160 acres in alfalfa. The Rural Spirit notes his productive alfalfa and strong local demand for his cattle and crops.
A local creamery promotes larger type to attract buyers, urging customers to ask for McReynold's butter. The campaign emphasizes bold displays in all stores to maximize visibility and sales.
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