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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
10
Oregon State Board of Education sets requirements for a Standard School. County Superintendent W W Green received the document Monday. cards will be sent to districts, deeds marked with stars as requirements are fulfilled, and a pennant certificate awarded when all are met.
Sarg Frames Conte Washington October 21 John Sparge wocnlier and writer works to bridge topical and taber in the Industrial conference. He is preparing a complete code of basic principles of industrial relations to introduce and have adopted, principle to principle.
The text outlines a state approved daily educational program with rules for room condition neat attire and register upkeep. It notes a minimum student body and four-hour school day, with attendance standards and required educational aids including pictures standard readers and supplementary readers.
Fred Lockley recalls Pendleton when few inhabitants lived along the Umatilla river area and a dining spot between Umatilla and Pilot Rock. anecdotes recount IndianAgent McKay, a doctoring attempt with antipyrine, and a testy exchange with Major Moorhourn. Also retold is Kash Kash the Speckled Bird and a gun dispute over a $5 reward, highlighting Indian trust and customs versus white expectations.
A White House report notes President Wilson facing a crowded agenda. Senators Witchcock and Tumulty are listed among figures shaping policy on treaty alterations and the threatened miners' strike amid deadlock at a universal conference.
Oregon Dairy council delegates RK Sablon J D Mickle and Prof B Pitts will attend the Mer rnitten Dairy and Hog Show and the Oregon Dairymen's association convention in Hermiston starting Wednesday. Umatilla Club and Tremulla Boys and Girls will exhibit hogs calves sheep and goats as part of the Pacific International Livestock exposition in Portland the week of November 17 28. Facts span statewide dairy events and local exhibits amid expositions in Portland and Hermiston.
Two men attempted a robbery at the UimattiN Mowe & Grain Co store near FAD Wert Alta. They struck M. P. Mattern, wounding him briefly, then fled after surveying the premises. Mattern notified police. robbers did not steal any money or valuables.
Por Bache Miss Ea Mie Hiarmoh and county agent left today for Echo to attend a Mets meeting this evening for community activities. Harmon lines up girls for canning and drinking events while Dréeg conducts tests for tennis tryouts.
Stanfielders attending University of Reson have appointed a Stanfield student to the honor society Delta Theta Phi. The measure fits into the university’s plan to collect complete records of student activities for archival in quarters near the library bullring.
Mrs M H Marvin of Tentleton dies in Seattle after suffering heart disease. She was married to Rev M He and was widely known in the Tentleton community for her charitable works and steady leadership. Her passing on Friday leaves a gap in local life and church circles.
Marvin Dietrick, superintendent of the Methodist church, was remembered by many friends as the funeral service took place yesterday at 1 o'clock in Santitia with Stev. SN. Everne and Rev. Robert officiating.
Pendleton labor union members across the Central Labor Union will begin distributing universal membership cards in November. Randy McLain, the union's bodies agent, ordered the cards to standardize identification and improve unity.
The meeting in Tacamm F Saturday elected Wel Hofman as president amid representatives from British Columbia Washington and Oregon. Other directors were announced as the group reorganized its leadership for the coming term.
Jane Mungan age 36 died tonight at the state hospital. She was born in Ireland. Funeral services were held this morning from the Folcom chapel with Father Van Holmisten of St Marys church officiating.
A small bottle of Ely's Cream Dali is applied as a line in the nostrils to clear air passages, relieve inflamed membranes, and provide instant relief from congestion. The ad touts quick, fragrant calming effects and claims it ends stuttering and sniffles.
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