Kindergarten Class learns about alike in reading unit
Rolfe Consolidated School notes a busy month with a phonics focus on alike and not alike. The class lists birthdays JoAnn Gaskill John Blaha and Carol Sandvig with treats. Students practice printing I and numbers seven and set a November calendar and birthday chart as Thanksgiving approaches.
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Haligne’en Cay
Kay Lyon
Aresent
JoAnn Gaskill
John Blaha
Carol Sandvig
First and Second Grade Highlights at Nicoson Classroom
Read alouds feature Dick Jane and Sally visiting a farm as first graders finish Happy Days for health and personal development. Second graders work on Animal Friends as they study capitalization punctuation and the uses of is an. Thanksgiving crafts and seasonal art contrast with classroom visitors Mrs Behrendsen Dean and Miss Lena Rhodes.
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Jane
Sally
Reading
Animal Friends
Don Behrendsen
Dean
Lena Rhodes
Third Grade Fun and Six Week Tests Reflections
A class bulletin shows third graders giggling at Grand Canyon mouths and big feet while sharing funny pictures. They note six weeks of tests, debating their scores and hoping for 100 percent. Miss Bennett is mentioned as guiding the work and tests.
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Grand Canyon
Bennett
Fourth Grade Election Prep At Our School
Fourth graders prepare to vote for a candidate in class elections. Students name Steverson and others, with Eisenhower noted as winner in a mock vote. Reading time and spelling scores mentioned alongside a list of pupils and teachers.
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Mick
ATP
Steverson
Othey
Eisenhower
Hosedt
Stevenson
Fifth Grade Election Reflections and Lesson on Citizenship
A fifth grade class discusses the 1952 election results favoring Eisenhower, their school work, spelling test scores, and lessons on civic responsibility. They note the Louisiana Purchase and reflect on individual vote responsibility, aiming to make conscientious Americans.
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Jefferson
United States
Louisiana Purchase
France
Fifth Grade Miss Truelsen Celebrates Halloween Fun
Fifth grade students at LilS describe health inspections, perfect score efforts, and a Halloween play by the fourth grade. Four mothers attended, birthdays were celebrated for Jane Ranger and Sharon Page, and students earning 100s in spelling included Raymond Ranger and Sandra Shar on among others.
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Hallowe'en
Lils
Hallowe’ En
Jane Ranger
Sharon
Page
Raymond
Dennis
Roger
Garry
Jackie
Janice
Beatrice
Joyce
Pamela
Sandra
Judy
Shirley
Shimon
Beatrice Haynes
Garry Wolfe
Fringe benefits rise as payrolls grow across industries
The 1951 fringe benefit survey by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States shows last year’s average fringe payments reached 18.7 percent of payroll, totaling about 25 billion dollars. Banks and financials paid 26.4 percent, oil refining 22.5 percent, and textiles 141 percent, with voluntary and legally obligatory portions. The report notes these costs influence prices, profits, and employment, urging productive economy to bear the load.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Atte
Lydia Pinkham Medicines Claim Modern Calming Effect
Thousands of women report relief from discomfort using Lydia Pinkham medicines. The ad touts scientific proof and soothing effects, urging readers to try the product and avoid symptoms described as hot flashes.
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Nic Vous
Lydia Pinkham
Brucellosis Film to Support County Health Program
The county plans a Brucellosis control push this winter and spring with a new color film titled Triple Threat. The 40 minute screening costs 80 dollars funded by donations from individuals and groups to the Brucellosis Film Fund at Pocahontas county extension office. donors include Dr. B. T. Buckley of Fonda and Dr. R. N. Brenny of Pocahontas.
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County Extension Service
Pocahontas-county
Brucellosis Film Fund
County Extension Office
Pocahontas
B. T. Buckley
Fonda
RN. Brenny
Dentist Office At Residence On Rolfe Street
A fragment notes Dr F H Molyneux operating an office at his residence diagonally from a Methodist church on Rolfe Street, with a phone listed as 78.
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F. H. Molyneux
E Rolfe
J.E. Hynds
Ritz Theatre
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