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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
8
Pendleton library will close each afternoon next week to allow county staff to attend the Neighborhood Library conference. Evening hours remain open as usual. Repairs permit issued for Dowd at 317 Coobie Street. cost $200.
A rearrangement of the East Court office is underway this weekend at Umatilla Flour & Grain Co. Work includes erecting a counter at the entrance and creating a small room for customers.
The library closed in tribute to the late Mies Stury Frances team. Portland figures report the death of a local resident with funeral held yesterday. Pendleton shipments include 3000 feet of Inratropea to 12 states. Ella A. Childs travels to Los Angeles amid illness in her daughter. Weather remains fair with a 42 upper and 35 lower today. barometer at 20.07. Oregon grain market notes strong wheat prices, 32 cents above government price, with limited local sales. Education tax measures face May referendum, with Green speaking on elementary two-mill tax and Baars on higher education levy. New auto painters open at 110 Water Street to paint Franklin cars and general auto detailing. Oregon Secretaries Association plans semi annual meeting in Pendleton May 17, venue to include county library auditorium for sessions.
Bernice Gornall of the Washington school first division and Jamea Simpson of the Lincoln school second division won the city oratorical and declamatory contest at Pendleton High Thursday. They will meet county winners in May to decide the Amatintla championship. The program was well attended and Lincoln students led a parade down Main Street after the event.
Dean Dr W Morton of the University of Oregon School of Commerce spoke at Pendleton high school on higher education. He shared his personal journey in advancing education and urged support for the Educational Millage Bill. Before his talk he visited H F Inions economic career and led a discussion on foreign exchange.
Byokane Wanh April 17 local efforts push to have the United States Employment Service take charge of a group of residents and bring them to the city for placement.
The notice advertises spring dress fabrics in new patterns and colors. It invites shoppers to view samples and plan their dress with friendly assistance. Prices range from 85 cents to $1.75 per yard.
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