Local School Adopts Fee Increase Across Grading Levels
A brief notice indicates a 50 cent to 1 dollar increase applies to all grade levels. The change covers tuition or activity charges, approved by school authorities for the upcoming term.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
3
A brief notice indicates a 50 cent to 1 dollar increase applies to all grade levels. The change covers tuition or activity charges, approved by school authorities for the upcoming term.
Paragraphs report multiple visits and business in Pendleton and nearby towns. Mentions include Lievallen from Adams, Matt Musgrove from Milter, Kittie Sharp in Pendleton, J W Smith on business in Pendleton, Chas e Sharp from Pendleton, W M Peterson legal business in Pendleton, Samuel D Peterson from Milton, D B Jarman visiting Pendleton, births, a Pythian ball in Weston, dreammaking at home, American Beauty flour price, Dell Bros seats, J A Bore elected Pendleton Commercial Association president, Charles H Brown expected from California, Dr Eve Hoisington osteopath, M E meeting at Christian church, Henry Barrett farming work, Morgan visiting from Town, Will Campbell moving to Sprague, J W Jenkins sermon in Weston mountain, William McKenzie clerk at Fair, Robert Adams death, B A Worthington named general manager of O R B N, church meeting in Adams, Henry with lodging house in Portland, Lewis and Clark fair plan.
Abe Jones and sister Florence Alloway move into Clemons cottages on Jefferson street. F. E. Williams sells his farm east of town for 6000 dollars to invest in cheaper land in Palouse country. Salt named to county exam board in Pendleton this week. Various notices on sales, trades, and local incidents including injuries, church services, and shop ads.
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