Senior girls start practice teaching in rural schools
Since last Monday the senior normal training girls have been engaged in patient teaching. Teachers and clans, Robert Kanne, second grade reading. Veda Howden, fifth grade language, Maxine Edie, third grade language, Annella Waller, first grade reading. The girls find their new experience very interesting and are waiting for a week of practice teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kanne
Veda Howden
Maxine Edie
Annella Waller
Junior Normal Training Moves Toward Teaching Tasks
Juniors begin to realize some duties of a teacher as they craft color wheels on white paper and create various objects intended to aid later classroom work.
Fourth grade readers week wrap appears unclear
Fragmented OCR text outlines a fourth grade weekly readers event with garbled names and topics. It mentions reading sessions, authors, and activities but contains many unreadable words and misspellings, obscuring concrete facts or outcomes.
Third Grade Vonna Taghet and Gail Beth Tests in Arithmetic
Students in a third grade class completed speed tests in arithmetic last Friday focusing on addition subtraction and the seven times tables. Maxine Edie, a senior normal training student, teaches the English class while pupils created a Milk Bottle of Health Rates artwork.
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Vonna Taghet
Gail Beth
Athattr
Maxine Edie
Freshman Bashful and Sophomore Skits At School
A fragment from a high school note column describes a bashful freshman boy avoiding talking to a girl by stepping aside, mentions a sophomore boy with a minor fight, and notes several social skating and classroom moments. Names include EL Rey, Ralph, Jane S., Hud HL, Miss Packard, and Miss Wicker in a lively, gossip‑tinged reminiscence.
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EL Rey
Ralph
Fourth Grade Notes On Holland and Vikings Study
Fourth grade reports perfect attendance for the week and readiness to start The Land of the Vikings. Friday art class featured freehand drawings of returning spring birds. Penmanship papers by Louis Hedlund Charles Rielenking George Pratt Betty Lou Hennett Lois Robinson and Gracie Cardwell earned awards for best movement in writing this week.
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Holland
Louis Hedlund
Charles Rielenking
George Pratt
Betty Lou Hennett
Lois Robinson
Gracie Cardwell
School News Second Edition Preview and Tests
Vada Holden teaches English in the grade and outlines events for next week. The second edition of the School News will be issued Monday, April 12, with town history to be explored. Absences rise due to illness as puzzles and drills are used to reinforce arithmetic and literacy.
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Vada Holden
Good Writers
Seventh Grade Geography Class Posters and Projects
A Seventh Grade class completed maps showing major farming areas in the MOS and created labeled posters about wheat, barley, and other products. Arithmetic lessons covered area calculation while language arts included letters and telegrams. The unit on World War II featured portraits and stories, and a civics chapter studied transportation and communication. Goldie Cazad returned home Friday after an appendectomy.
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Mos
Mistry
Goldie Cazad
First Grade Visitors Include Edna Cook and Loren Dyke
First grade guests over the past week included Edna Cook, neighbors, Holver Lot, Onde Da En, and Loren Dyke, noted for their exchange with pupils and ongoing classroom activities.
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Edna Cook
Nbrs
Holver Lot Onde da
Loren Dyke
American Clipper Flight From California Began 1935 Hawaii Route
A garbled entry lists events and dates from 1861 to 1935 including the American Clipper initiating a Hawaii service from California in 1935, the first Carolina auto in the U S M, and U S Marines landing at Vera Cruz in 1914. The fragmentary text mentions Charlotte mint seizure and Oklahoma settlement openness, with unclear attributions.
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U.S
Vera Cruz
Oklahome
Dolores Horter Engaged to Robert Ruskob in Reno
Miss Dolores Horter of Reno Nev announces her engagement to Robert Ruskob son of John J Ruskob Haandler and former national Democratic committee chairman. Bride to be is a Reno native and Nevada University graduate. The couple plans a June wedding.
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Dolores Horter
Reno
Nev
Robert
Ruskob
John J. Ruskob
National
University of Nevada
Ruvkob
Rengor
Bla Cather
Jung
Tuberculosis Warning Ad Urges Modern Methods At Doctor Visit
A bold health ad touts tuberculous risk amid hype of hard work and strong bodies. It cautions readers against conceit and urges seeing a doctor for modern methods, promising guidance from medical professionals.
Red Oak Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Wo Arterhira traveled to Red Oak on Saturday with McGinnis and daughters Alice and Mildred among callers in Jade A and Jetin Metis street. Lawrence Real and Poti Bases of Gletscent joined by Jet AL Metinais. Gen Huntsman visited Red Oak Sunday. Ann McGintis hosted Maher family Sunday at Maher home. Dorothy How ard spent a week at home north of Mile vern. Mrs Croltie Baxsop and Mye Matic Hiruberck were guests in AL Metisnats home Tuesday evening.
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Arterhira
Red Oak
McGinnis
Alice
Mildred
Jetin
Tank
Lawrence Real
Poti
Jeti AL
Eititier
Miss Dirothy
Croltie Baxsop
Matic Hiruberck
Wee Elas
AL Metisnats
Taealiy
Acadian Pioneer Mary Desireferent Dies in Land of Evanceline
Long life in Acadian parish of Land of Evanceline in south central Louisiana described. Mary Desireferent Mes of Ballwin, aged 102, mother of seven with sixteen descendants. Narrative notes vivid details of daily life, sewing, and hardships from a lifetime in the region.
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Mes
Mary Desireferent
Ballwin
Agaiian
Evanceline
Louisiana
Congress passes tenancy plan debate in agriculture bill
Fragmented transcription discusses a Senate measure on financing tenant purchases of farm lands via the Farm Credit Administration and Department of Agriculture. It notes delays in committee action, outlines a model tenancy plan, and contrasts government sale to tenants with outright sale, mentioning legislation H.R. 5239 and agriculture committee discussions.
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Phas hea-Jones
Vite
Free State of Ireland
Committee On Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
United States Department of Agriculure
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Matee
Local notices and town events in a fragmented report
Fragmented description mentions Corn planting Viatreeds fruit trees and a Millseeantyah area. References Watt Larrison town recorder missing one council meeting due to illness. Other items note a fire at a home in Boone 1904 with elderly inmates cared for at a local hospital and potential rebuilding.
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Elpit
Bosys
Mo Oal
Unig Place
Lnderwood
Boone
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Farmer
Worthwestern Brl Telephone Company
Firten E Haeselquist
Packard
Jane S
Hud HL
Vonty Barger
Mather
Mr. Dyke
Jamie
Jamie S
Florence
Sean
Orn
Emerson
Miss Wicker
C. E. Hoover
Malvern
Manrec
California
M. Coggia
Re Swift
San Francisco
Californy Lal Nla
U. 5
C. A. Duryea
Overor Ellis
New Carolina
Charlotte
France
Uncle San
Europe
Tinandyt
Asbury
Palestine
Wearin
Steighlors
Senate
al Hanh
Mansfield
Pe Monee Ag
Perthern
Ecole
Niagara
Viale
Ganes
Standard Oil
Naval
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