School Meeting Notes and Class Activities On Wednesday
The meeting centered on Artis Lenore Mansfield and other attendees reporting vocations discussed previously. Plans advanced for the G. R. party on February 29 and 30. Students studied picture analysis on The Boyhood of Ra, created booklets, and learned word division from dictionaries. Junior seniors explored Burns poems, federal government structure, constitutional amendments, and magnetism linked to electricity in physics.
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Eliics
Senate
Juniors Visit Telephone Office in Class Project
The junior class has been adjusting to new subjects over the past two weeks and finds them interesting. Mr. Davison led a business class visit to the telephone office, their first trip in the study with plans for more excursions to come.
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Davison
Sophomore English and geometry tests in class routines
The English class will take a test over the work covered and students study unequal parts of a circle as sufficient material to keep geometry busy. World history covers the remaking of medieval civilization as part of the curriculum.
Freshman Class Notes and Activities Report
Freshman class work includes factoring and mental multiplication in algebra with a special eighth period class. English theme originality, class poetry, and precocious antecdotes amuse. Science discusses land and water travel. Manual training yields walnut chests tables chairs and pedestals.
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Manual Training Clase
Eighth Grade Studies Agriculture and Economics Topics
Eighth graders study modern farms and U S agricultural history with mapping of grain districts and livestock distribution. Health work includes eye drawings and pattern notebooks. They also study corporations trusts labor and capital with student reports and notes.
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United States
Seventh Grade Studies Asia and History Topics
The geography class begins Asia study and notes life and customs differ from ours. The Great Stone Face provided the week’s reading and students wrote on the ideals from the story. In history the class starts on the constitutional convention.
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Asia
Stone Face
Sixth Grade Penmanship Awards Earned At Friday Session
The normal trainers observed our penmanship class on Friday as we work toward penmanship awards. John Paulson Malcolm Campbell and Jack Lloyd were absent due to illness.
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John Paulson
Malcolm Campbell
Jack Lloyd
Iness
First Grade Recites Poems and Celebrates Ruth Saalfield
In Monday's first grade, Ruth Saalfield turned six with cake and doll favors crafted from daylong suckers. The class enjoyed the new book Peter's Family and memorized Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem A Good Play, cheering the readaloud.
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Ruth Saalfield
Peter
Robert Louis Stevenson
Second Grade Learns Time Using Homemade Clocks
Second graders practice telling time with self made clocks on paper plates. Edges feature colored decorations while yarn pendulums simulate pendulums. Kenneth Hadaway has moved to Nebraska. Enrollment lists 16 boys and 10 girls.
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Kenneth Hadaway
Nebraska
Weather and travel woes hit Box Elder community
Snowbound roads halted mail delivery for 19 days as Box Elder residents cope with storms. School dismissed for two days, and locals report numerous moves, illnesses, and small town updates including diesel coal deliveries, family visits, and radio purchases in Macedonia and nearby areas.
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Box Elder
Verl Reynolds
Emerson
Wayne Byers
Cox Elder
John Brown
Council Bluffs
California
Milt McVay
Macedonia
Omaha
John Whitehead
Glenwood
Charley Smith
Fred McVay
Rew
Fight
Derby
Marion Plump
Harry Dye
Earnest Turner
Donald Shetls
Coronado Radios
Velma Majers
Johnnie Plilings
Earl Klest
Carson
Donald McKenzey
Wheeler Grove
John Ayers
Third Grade Class Shifts From Wheat to Corn Study
Geography class discussion on wheat engages third grade pupils. Next week they will study corn. Students have been telling oral stories, some of which were very original.
Fourth Grade Pupils Master Long Division Lesson
Fourth grade pupils demonstrate mastery of long division once difficult just weeks ago. They enjoyed a reader about a Porcelain Stove and drew health themed pictures promoting proper times to brush their teeth.
ODEY by Hodges and the five ages of women pins
The fragment shows a playful schoolroom piece by Wade Holden on nature and student life. It includes humorous lines about a student called a worm of the dust and a classroom joke about Lyle Powles tired from sitting up with a baby, with girls claiming five ages of women in pins.
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Wade Holden
Lyle Powles
Lyle
Marlin
Birthday Ball Drags On as Students Doze and Study
A crowded Birthday Ball yields yawns among scholars while M H S lists top sleeping percentage. One student skips two hours of night to attend classes in school clothes. Knight the Scrapper demonstrates boxing basics in Duke's room for boys. Algebra freshmen near all time after school class record with 26 students and Miss Walker helps. Leap Year girls plan a long party on the 20th inviting partners, with awkward invitation dynamics noted.
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Ho-Hum
Scrapper
Golden Gloves
Knight
Duke
Miss Walker
Redcaryes
Bone
Unclear historical notice from fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR text from a European context mentions individuals and places in a garbled form. No coherent event, date, or clear actions are readable to establish a definite news item or outcome for a reliable two-line record.
Political Agitation and Budget Clash Dominate Week
A turbulent week sees Supreme Court invalidating processing taxes, prompting refunds to processors and Congress debating new taxes for the bonus and farm programs. Inflation tactics surface as a possible funding path, while Landon and Burah define Republican campaigns. Democratic tensions rise as Hobson and Smith clash, Roosevelt not expected to respond, and Georgia’s Talmadge enters the race.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
AAA
Treasury
Supreme Court
Concrese
Smith
Hobinson Epted
D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Eugene Talmage
Georgia
Pals Hmige
Danny Mouse Returns Home Through Green Forest Tale
A garbled historical-style piece follows Danny Merndow Mouse as he escapes danger and travels from the Green Forest toward Green Meadows to reunite with Nanny Aleaton Mouse. He silently navigates wary searchers, avoids capture, and reaches his private path while anticipating a warm, if tense, reunion with his family.
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Green Forest
Danny
Hullow
Green
Aleaton
Ulu
Suny
Meadow
Nanny
Hureylog Howe
Dany
Moe
Fragmented captioned verse about unnamed figures and noise
A garbled OCR fragment mentions unclear names and actions, blending phrases that resemble a dialogue about a person and a telescope or device. Details are unreadable, with multiple misspellings and missing context. The piece lacks a clear event, place, or date to anchor a proper summary.
Dear Mr Wynn and Other Puzzles From Warren Houses
A confusing OCR page presents a series of Q A exchanges and anecdotes. Questions cover love marriage, why a neighbor cries at deaths, timekeeping dreams, a wooden leg in a motor party, a landlord elevator mystery, childless top-floor living, and a cow chasing a man who fled a calf loss. Answers offer light humor and simple logic.
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Mr. Wynn
Cldt
Mr Wynn
Hale Net
Mt Vernon News Chronology of Farm, Dives, and Roads
The article records Mt. Vernon area happenings as farms change hands, with Mark Swimmers and Mrs. McKaight noted for long rental periods. Feb. 4 marks Scott’s road work with highway forces aiding Opal in clearing drifts, while Glenwood hosts county supervisor routine meetings amid cold and unemployment. Liss Shaw fills Maytag agency, selling several machines.
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Mra
McKaight
Omaha
Modder
Scott
Hammers
Opal Trwin
Oothee Davai
Mes
Mt. Verna
Anderson
Bexides
Glenwood
Tardy Recognition of Copenhagen Theater’s Hamlet Claim
A garbled report notes the Troyal theater in Copenhagen first practiced many elements of a famous play attributed to Shakespeare. It mentions Hamlet and Kronborg in relation to a father’s house, and hints at Venice and origins, though many words are unclear.
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Troyal Theater
Copenhagen
Ohmark
Shakespeare
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Iowa
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Mills County Chevrolet Co
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