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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1917)
T H E CHEM AWA AM ERICAN PAGE 8 PRESERVES: (In Glass) 1st aw ard--F lorinda L ynch--K lam ath School, 15 years of age, Paiute Tribe Prize: Increasing Home Efficiency Earth and Sky Every Child Should Know Honorable mention-—Dorothy W eeks—-Klamath School, 13 years of age, Klamath Tribe FR U IT : (In Can) 1st award—Etta W illiams— Klamath School, 14 years of age, Modoc Tribe Prize: Boston Cooking School Cookbook Heroines Every Child Should Know Honorable mention — Louise Martin — Umatilla School, 11 years of age, Umatilla Tribe. leather 1st award—Ben W est—Pierre School, 17 years of age, Sioux Tribe Prize: How it is Made Popular Mechanics Honorable mention—Robert Jeanette—Ft. Totten School, 20 years of age, Chippewa Tribe IRON 1st award—H arry Camille—Cushman School, 25 years of age, Coeur d ’Alene Tribe Prize: Handy Farm Devices and How to Make Them Popular Mechanics Honorable m ention—Jefferson Lowsea—Sherman Institute, 18 years of age WOOD FU R N IT U R E years of age, Apache Tribe Prize: Lumber and its Uses Popular Mechanics Honorable mention—-Joseph Zack--Cushina-n School, 16 years of age, Yakima Tribe ARTS AND CRAFTS 1st award—Edward Sigo—Cushman School, 20 years of age, Shoshone Tribe Prize: How it is Made Popular Mechanics Honorable mention—George Buzzard—Haskell In stitute, 26 years of age, Cherokee Tribe, Oklahoma WOOD TU R N IN G 1st award—Sequoyah T rotting W olf—Chilocco School, 19 years of age, Cherokee Tribe, Oklahoma Prize: Lumber and its Uses Popular Mechanics CHOICE ASSORTMENT Staple Groceries, Confections and Hom e Necessities R. G. Henderson’s C h e m a w a , O re g o n A gent for Salem Steam Laundry Headquarters for Portland Daily Papers 1st award—Clarence Johnson—Phoenix School, 16 It’s easy enough to be pleasant When life flows along like a song, But the man worth while Is the man with a smile, When everything goes dead wrong. j 1 I
