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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1903
Page
5
A local shop advertises alarm clocks in many varieties with a guarantee. It touts affordable options for watch repair and offers amoked glasses protectors and goggles. The repair department is described as thorough and its work guaranteed.
JA Paxton, Ha ber county superintendent, warns country districts that teachers will be scarce this year and advises early hiring. The prevailing salary ranges from $40 to $50 for qualified teachers.
Hendley of the city is announced as the new deputy recorder replacing William Vallanding who left the post. Hendley will take the position effective Saturday and assume duties in the office.
The Central Trades and Labor Council outlines a monster Labor Day celebration for Saturday September 7 with a program to attract wide public interest. Officers and committees were elected at the last meeting and preparations proceed, with city, arrondissement, and related organizations invited to participate to ensure a successful event. Also announced is the arrival of Jessie Orr the coast’s premier song and dance artist to perform at Shields Park along with acts by Ronnie and Honegger and Dan McGreavy during the week long park program, with stage improvements ongoing.
Pawl H. Wyman is named principal of Weston public schools. A native of Oregon City, he studied at Oregon City institutions, Monmouth Training School, and Monmouth State Normal. He comes highly recommended and Weston congratulates itself on securing a leader with Professor Wyman’s reputation.
New eight room house and one ten sale offered at reasonable price. Stone forunda tio and good womite led Bis Oran the owner and save co bes son Commer Thomprop and Tastin qlhnet Haphoe Cleetas changed their meeting nights from Wednesday 10 the second and fourth Thoradiy of each month.
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