Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-02-19

The following is the report of tn
spelling contest held January %, il
which all of the schools of the county
excepting three, took part and thos'
were not in session.
Glass "A"-More Than s Teachers.
Third grade-First place, Mon
mouth, 100; second place, Dallas
99.5; third place, Dallas, 81.
Fourth grade First place, Mon
mouth, 100; second place, Dallas
997; third place, Independence, 1886
Fifth grade-First place, Monmouth
and Dallas, 100; second place, Dallas,
$50; third place, Falls City, $685.
Sixth grade-First place, Dallas,
99.6; second place, Monmouth, 1925;
third place, Dallas, 96.25.
Seventh grade-First place, Dallas,
99.6; second place, Monmouth, 99.4;
third place, Independence, 96.6.
Eighth grade-First place, Dallas,
100; second place, Independence, 9S.1;
third place, Monmouth, 98.
Glass Two to Five Teachers.
Third grade-First place, Smith
field, Ballston, Black Rock, 100; sec
ond place, Salt Greek, 99.2; third
place, Buena Vista, 98.6.
Fourth grade-First place, Smith
field, Ballston, Perrydale, 100; second
place, Bethel, 997; third place, Black
Rock, 99.6.
Fifth grade-First place, Smith
field, Ballston, Buena Vista, 100; Sec
ond place, Airlie, 1913; third place,
Rickreall, Black Rock, &c.
Sixth grade-First place, Black
Rock, 100; second place, Buena Vista,
,99.5; third place, Smithfeld, 1886.
Seventh grade-First place, Smith
field, Rickreall, Black Rock, 100; sec
ond place, Buena Vista, 99.8; third
place, Airlie, 99.5
Eighth grade-First place, Smith
field, Ballston, 100; second place, Bu- |
ena Vista, 99.7; third place, Hopville, /
99.33.
Glass "C"-One- Room Schools. S
Third grade-First place, Popcorn, e
Oakdale, Broadmead, 100; second e
place, District 73, 80; third place, 7
Highland, 98.8.
Fourth grade-First place, Zena, I
Red Prairie, Bridgeport, Parker, But C
er, Fairview, Oakpoint, Popcorn, L
Broadmead, 100; second le
'lace, Oakhurst, Oakdale, 99.5; third S
'lace, Polk Station, 99.33. cI
Fifth grade-First place, Oakpoint, B
Montgomery, Sunnyslope, Oakhurst, B
90; second place, Butler, 90; third V
lace, Polk Station, 9S.2. Ir
Sixth grade-First place, Orchards,
'olk Station, Ward, Fairview. Oak
oint, Enterprise, Crowley, Sunny
lope, Wildwood, Orchards View, Dis Il,
rict No. 70, 100; second place, Pho in
eer, 0o.3; third place, Lewisville, NJ,
)2. ~ H.
Seventh grade-First place, Or ii,
lards, Butler, Enterprise, Oakdale, los
one Star, Liberty, District No. 70, Ia,
10; second place, Valley Junction, las
ighland, SO; third place, Oakhurst, sti
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Eighth grade-First place, Bridge No
'rt, Polk Station, Buell., Crowley, die
cTimmons Valley, Sunnyslope, Lone Mo,
ar, Valley Junction, 100; second Ia
ace, Harmony, 99.33; third place, CIa
wisville, 1874. NJ
Schools making highest average for dor
grades. Glass a." Monmouth, sor
"A; class "B," Smithfeld, 99.77; Mo-
Iss &C." Sunnyslope, 1880. tr;,
hools Making 95 Per Cent or Over. dor
Third grade-Dallas, Monmouth, Gal
Ballston, Salt Creek, Beth Gal
West Salem, Buena Vista, Black No.
ok, Mountainview, Hopville, Zena, tric
Parker, Polk Station, Pop Ian,
n, Upper Salt Creek, Crowley, Nc Val
nmons Valley, Sunnyslope, Oak Kin
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