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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
5
An old classified ad advertises women and children's skirts at low prices with mentions of buck and white goods, basement price figures, and child garments. It promises good material and reasonable pricing, urging buyers to see available stock.
The report details home reading certificates, rising volumes read from 1803 in 1917 to 4945 in 1924, and 246 reading circle certificates. It notes standardization efforts, equipment improvements, and salary plans for trained teachers. Rural schools move to ten month terms with expanded teacher training and salary progressions, amid expanded teacher housing and interschool activities.
Matt McGrath, a six foot two giant of about 275 pounds, is the largest member of the American Olympic team at Antwerp. Indian long distance runner A Patason is the tiniest, at four feet eleven inches and 105 pounds.
Charley Irwin, famed rider of the Pendleton Round-Up, joins a top western troupe making an eleven year return to Pendleton. The group, traveling from Montana, is set to perform in the eleventh annual presentation with notable events and acts.
Harry Walters, champion trick rider of the world, belongs to Irwins group. Lorena Tricker, champion bucking horse rider, returns to thrill crowds and holds multiple titles including relay and trick riding. Stakes, names, and standings appear in this roundup of riders and teams.
Hell and Phil Yoder lead Irvin's team with steer ropers trick riders and bronc riders among the entrants. The outfit will enter every event except the squaw race with rope horses bulldogging horse ponies and relay teams as part of the Hounds Up show lineup for next month.
New York Aug 4 A cablegram to Mrs Harry Perlatelli from Ukraina claimed nine orphans would be brought back. Only one boy arrived after the cable was garbled.
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