Athena News Roundup from Umatilla County
Athena Oregon March 14 residents report George Wall sought Hot Lake treatments. Burke families spent time in Milton. Mrs Al Booker and granddaughter Thelma show improvement while Mr Booker remains serious. Influenza cases rise. scarlet fever ends with George Eaton home. Mrs Ethel Scott visits return to Walla Walla. Men travel to Pendleton for lodge. recital Friday at Christian church. Residents attend Pendleton auto show. Dick Thompson displays Salient Six. Knitting Club meets Friday at Red Cross to plan summer continuation. Jess Myrick renovates his home into a bungalow ready for occupancy.
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Athena
Ore
Hot Lake
John
Roy Burke
Milton
al Booker
Thelma
Peptiron Touted as Spring Health Remedy
Wartime weariness and stress have left many run-down this spring. The ad promotes Peptiron chocolate coated tablets as a real iron tonic that strengthens nerves, improves color, enriches blood, boosts appetite, and aids sleep.
Lemon Beauty Lotion Promises Freshened Skin
A vintage beauty note sells a lemon lotion made by combining fresh lemon juice with three ounces of orchard white. Strain the juice to remove pulp and bottle for months of use. It claims to bleach freckles and tan while softening skin and hands with daily application.
Mrs W C Pratt Seriously Ill Pastor's Wife
Mrs W C Pratt wife of the Methodist minister has been seriously ill the past week Sid Barnes accepts a position at Pure Food Grocery as netlerk
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W. Co. Pratt
Sid Barnes
Netlerk
Pure Food Grocery
Bishop Iverson chosen Northwestern States Mission president
Over the Northwest Salt Lake report notes Bishop Heber C Iverson of the Mormon church is named president of the Northwestern States Mission with headquarters in Portland. The change fills the vacancy created by Melvin J Ballards elevation to an episcopacy.
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Salt Lake
Heber C. Iverson
Mormon Church
Northwestern States
Portland
Recet
Melvin J. Ballard
Opetieship
New Paris Papers Promised as Bolthol Backed
In France the reasons for two new Paris newspapers emerge with eight dailies already in operation. L Ordre Publique and Le Nouveau Temps are planned to debut within weeks. L Ordre Publique reportedly has high public life backing and will emphasize fighting Bolshevik spread. Le Nouveau Temps claims strong financial support.
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Tions
France
Paris
L’ordre Publique
Public Order
le Nouveau Temps
The
New Times
Bolshevinia
la Nouveau Temp
United States Steel shows lower February unfilled orders
New York March 1 The United States Steel Corporation reported February 28 unfilled orders of 6 010 787 tons, down 763 481 tons from January 31. It marks the fourth consecutive monthly decrease since October, signaling ongoing shifts in demand.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
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