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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1916

Page

9

Portland Journal calls for extra normal schools in Oregon

The Port land Journal urges adding normal schools at A C and the University of Oregon in Eugene. The East Oregonian criticizes the proposal as violating federal guidance on school locations and leaving eastern and southern Oregon underserved, noting the Willamette valley focus and volcanic brimstone metaphor.

Portland Joural A. C State University At Eugene United States Bureau of Education Monmouth Normal School Willamette Valley Oregon Journal East Oregonian

Prosperity Halts Recruiting Reported Hindering Forces

The article notes recruiting for the army and navy will lag as prosperity reduces mobilization urgency. Adjutant McCann cites conditions echoed by Admiral McGowan, reflecting broader wartime manpower concerns described in the period.

Army Navy Adjt. McCann Hey Pee Wiesr McGowan

Military manpower and recruitment challenges in a rising navy

The piece argues high civilian wages reduce enlistments and strain plans to grow the armed forces. It notes Congress debated expanding the regular army to 500,000 or implementing the Garrison plan, but labor markets will drive recruitment fluctuations. It questions the value of dreadnoughts without trained sailors.

House Naval Committee Army Navy Congress Daniels New York World

Work of Farm Agents Demonstrations Boost Yields

The States Relations Service reports farm demonstration work under county agents yielded 100 percent more than the regional average in 1915. About 110,000 farmers, 63,000 boys, 33,000 girls, and 30,000 women were engaged, with 407 women agents and 26 boys' club agents. In 1916 the reach grew to 110,000 farmers, 63,000 boys, 48,600 girls, and 30,000 women.

Office of Extension Work South States Relations Service Department

Pioneers seek town clock on courthouse tower

Dec 13 1848 notes a push to place a town clock on the Pendleton courthouse tower while other items report mammoth bone finds on Tom Lacefield’s ranch near Pendleton, a native murder rumor, and local traffic of visitors noting quiet stock districts.

Daily Eat Oregonian Court House Tom Lacefield Pendieon James Mules Jon Lawneman Johnny Hughes J. H. Metoy Will Bumann Pilot Mock

Ubings Telegram Announces Serious Times From Drain Cover

Jeremy Turner has nearly fully recovered from a recent illness and appeared on the street. Ubings was noted in a telegram update from Drain Cover reporting serious times ahead for those involved.

Ubings Jeremy Turner

Hermiston Club Plans Park in Columbia district

Hermiston Ore December 18 local Neighborhood Club members raise funds and labor for a five acre civic park area near the Arantilla project across from Columbia Schoolhouse. Land turned over by Umatilla Water Users Association with plans to level and plant trees this spring boosting the project’s community space. Western Land and Irrigation Co sees relocation of Orchard Camp buildings and alfalfa seeding planned for spring.

Oregonian Hermiston Ore Neighborhood Club Columbia District Arantilla Project Columbia School House Umatilla B& C. Roottinger Central Trust, & Safe Deposit Company Cincinnati TB. F. Strohm Wealland Western Land & Irrigation Co S. R. Oldaker Cc. McKenzie Pendleton Laura Waller T. W. Sapper Margaret Co, Wainscott P. B Swayze Portland H. D. Newell Herbert, Jr Kate Burton Misa Beasie McPherson Phelps Pendleton Yotterdar

Brownton Wins La Grande City Commissioner Race

In La Grande Oregon H Brownton a dentist was elected city commissioner to succeed R Ha worth after a triangular race. No candidate won a majority on the first count Brownton led Borach by four votes with second choices to decide the outcome. Voters cast unusually light ballots as heavy slush kept many away, spurring calls to mobilize voters but ward sizes hindered turnout.

Brownton Io

Man Takes Back Pills From Worried Father

A Detroit man sought help for his Marine son at the Port Royal depot. He offered a box of brown pills claiming they would heal the son who was recovering in service. Sergeant Joseph S Wedge declined sending meds, noting government medical care, leading the man to pocket the pills and apologize.

Detroit Mich United Bate Marine Corps Joseph S Wedge Hi Son Viettor Allin Port Royal Alltis Bob Wedge Sam

Library program extends to all city schools

The Washington and Hawthorne schools join county library sessions for grades four through high school senior year with one hour weekly library periods. Miss Ruth and Mrs Slater lead the sessions with principals White and Gelas coordinating at nine and eleven oclock periods. Younger students in grades one to three are guided to use the library with picture books and easy readers while parents may accompany. Each child able to write name and address may obtain an individual library card.

Wishington Hawthorne Misa Smith A. B. White Washington BL Gelas

Pendal High School Boys to Meet Athena in December

The Pendal High School boys schedule their first basketball game against Athena on Friday December 23 with the girls playing a separate Athena matchup the same evening. Teams have selected first and second squads and are sharpening teamwork ahead of a busy period including a December 26 game against Waitsburg. The Wolfsburg results are expected to influence final standings.

Athena High Athena Pendal Waitsburg Wolfsburg Ae

Rockefeller attends Archbold funeral in Sleepy Hollow

John D. Rockefeller attends the funeral of John D. Archbold in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Archbold’s mausoleum is guarded day and night by four men. Financiers and industry leaders join crowds at the memorial as services are described as simple.

John D. Rockefeller Archbold Tarrytown Wee John D. Archbold Sleepy Hollow Aimple Mr. Archbold William

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