Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-09
Neavs of City and County
CONTEST
FOR APRIL
Report of the spelling contest for
Polk county, held April II, 1913:
Glass "A"


Polk county, held April IL, 1913:
Glass "A"
Schools Of more than five teachers.
Fourth Grade-First place, Mon
mouth 1913 per cent; Falls City 98.6;
Dallas 98.5.
Fifth Grade-Independence 98.5;
Monmouth 98.2; Falls City 97.7.
Sixth Grade-Monmouth 961;
Falls City 95.1; Independence 93.3.
Seventh Grade-Falls City 99.6;
Dallas 977; Monmouth 96.3.
Eighth Grade-Dallas 97.5; Falls
City 973; Monmouth "a.
Glass "B.'
Two to five teachers.
Fourth Grade-Rickreal and West
Salem tied, 100; Bethel 1916; Mt.
View 1913.
Fifth Grade-Rickreall, West Sa-
lem, Mt. View tied, 100; Buena Wis
ia 1914; Salt Creek 81.
Sixth Grade-Rickreal 98.8; West
Salem 98.5; Buena Vista 90.
Seventh Grade-Salt Creek, Rick
reall, Brush College, Mt. View tied,
100; Buena Vista 98.4; Perrydale
96.
Eighth GRADIENT. View 100;
North Dallas 50; West Salem 964.
Glass &C."
One room schools.
Fourth Grade-Parker, Orchards,
Crowley, Greenwood, Oakdale, Me
Coy, Highland, Mistletoe tied, 100;
Pioneer 99.5; Fairview, Montgom-
'ry, tied, 99.3.
Fifth Grade-Oak Grove, Oakdale, .
4one Star, MistletOe tied, 100; :
1913; Red Prairie and q
IcCoy tied, 80. :
Sixth Grade-Fairview, Cochran, h
lcTimmonds, Sunnyslope, Oakdale, -
zone Star, Mccoy, Mistletoe tied, a
90; Oak Point 98.6; Elkins 0G.3. a :"
Seventh Grade-Smithfeld, Red r.
rairie, Fairview, Butler, Lone Star, +, r.
[cCoy, Highland, Mistletoe, Valley y, y,
tied, 100; Buell. 90; Har- 10 10
ony, Montgomery, Oakhurst 90. ~
Eighth Grade-Fairview, Lone n.
tar, Mccoy, tied, 100; Buell. 99.3; c( cC
akhurst 99 ~
Schools making the highest aver '''
ye for all grades this month:
Glass az, Falls City, 975.
Glass "B," Mt. View, 1913. ar
Class &C." Oakdale, Lone Star, oo
istletoe 100. o
The following grades made 95 per
mt or more.
Fourth Grade-Dallas, Monmouth,
dependence, Falls City, Salt Creek, 7
thel, Rickreall, West Salem, Mt. l.
ew Black Rock, Smithfeld, Red III
airie, Parker, Orchards, Oak
owe, Ward, Fairview, Butler, Oak %
int, Upper Salt Creek, Montgom-
7, Suver, Crowley, McTimmonds,
eenwood, Fir Grove, Oakdale, Me
y, Pioneer, Highland, MistIetoe.
tifth Grade-Dallas, Monmouth,
dependence, Falls City, Salt Creek,
'kreall, Brush College, West Sa-
|, Buena Vista, Mt. View, Black
,k, Smithfeld, Red Prairie, Valley
w, Orchards, Oak Grove, Oakdale. NJ
le Star, Mccoy, Pioneer, Oak Nc
st, Mistletoe.
'ixth .Grade-Monmouth, Falls
y, Ricllreall, Brush College, West
EN-, Buena Vista, Fairview.
hiram, Oak Point, Elkins, Popcorn,
er McTimmonds, Sunnyslope,
dale, Lone Star, Mccoy, Pioneer,
tletoe.
eventh Grade-Dallas, Falls City,
lmouth, Salt Greek, Perrydale,
lreall, Brush College, Buena Wis \,
Mt. View, SmithfeId, Red 'Prai- .;,,, ~
Fairview, Butler, Buell., Har- .'4 ,,Ui'
y, Montgomery, Fir Grove. Sun gu. OUT
ope, Lone Star, Mccoy, Pioneer, iIlN LeIN
hurst, Highland, Mistletoe, Val ''01 NJ
Junction. N
Ighth Grade-Dallas, Falls City, cue" s,.o,'
'h College, West Salem. North i'I lloll
as, Mt. View, Smithfeld, Parker. S"T' T
view, Buell., Lone Star Mccoy. -. ~
hurst 'i"u
lis is the last of the five tests P'r' T
n during the year and the results LicS Ip;,.
been very gratifying. Most all oI,i, Zen,
,s s;roo tbn a. - ',l''' NJ, pain
keen interest was shown in this III IL
contest that has characterized 'PPII
str;ot 20 - s. side,
, of 10o e.. g ~ Ia, an 'l'S an W ",- stiff.
]. Mccoy and Fairview are m M
seconds with an average for a a 'll
'ear of 99.7. III =
ze winners in the three different
IS will be announced the last of
month.
II. c. SEYMOUR. InF
School Superintendent. w