Property plats and additions with dense acreage figures
A scanned ledger lists lands inside multiple townships, plots, and additions such as Clarkson’s Subdivision, Potter’s, Seyfang’s, and Carow’s additions. It includes parcel by parcel acreages, fractions, block and lot numbers, and prices, with notices of public sale and property boundaries. It notes central area references and various street and tract descriptions and values.
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Tract
Bate
Hull
Meier
Potter
Teft’s Acim Ss
Seyfang’s
Seyfang
Brady
The Trail Continued on Page One Guidance for Study
A list outlines daily study habits for success. Set a fixed daily time in a quiet well lit room. Ensure proper equipment and independent work to build self reliance and willpower.
Study Tips For Successful Home Work By Prin Storkan
The passage outlines study principles including prioritizing essential tasks, tackling easier concentration areas later, sitting straight and working vigorously, understanding the assignment, memorization habits, rapid initial review, and combining judgment with memory. It also recommends advance reading and daily home study of one to two hours, emphasizing regular attendance and focused class attention to reduce home work.
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Resson
Prin. Storkan
Central School Notes Third Grade Update
The third grade notes an enrollment of thirty eight with new pupils Allen Boys Glen Lowe Perry Roberts Bertha Schiller Mary Trango and Thelma Vaughan. Students studied the poem A Boy's Song and Mabel Curless made the highest reading score this week. Mrs Roberts visited Tuesday morning.
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Edith Martin
Allen
Glen Lowe
Perry Roberts
Bertha Schiller
Mary Trango
Thelma Vaughan
Mabel Curless
Mrs. Roberts
Second Grade Welcomes New Pupil Vera Nichols in Sidney
In Sidney schools the second grade enrollment reaches thirty-three with Vera Nichols as a new pupil. Central second graders show enthusiasm for football and yell practice as anticipation builds for the fall festival parade. Watch for Chief March right along.
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Alice DL
Dirks
Vera Nichols
Sidney
Central
March
Kindergarten Keeps Attendance Bright This Year
The Kin dergarten reports thirty six children enrolled this year with active participation from families. Mothers helped on the first day as the class aims for perfect attendance and steady progress in early education.
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Kindergarden
Lois M. Keefer
Old School Days Recap of Classroom Activities
Students describe feeling homesick after visitors left but soon adapt to busy play with large blocks beads peg cards dolls halls and crayons. They bring flowers for tables and windows while learning color names songs Mother Goose rhymes games and stories.
Enrollment Boom For Secretaries Stenographers Bookkeepers
The commercial department shows a large enrollment of future secretaries, stenographers and bookkeepers indicating strong demand for clerical skills and office administration training.
Bookkeeping Students Learn Debits and Credits
Bookkeeping students have learned what to debit and what to credit and find the trial balance their biggest problem. Financial statements are being prepared to show the boss.
Typing class masters asdf and ski seek the lone key
The typewriting students mastered asdf and ski and now struggle to hit that third finger key alone and know the proper key to strike. Four new Underwood machines greeted the students at the start of the year.
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Asdf
Underwood
Shorthand Class Aims for Forward Slant in Penmanship
The shorthand class focuses on achieving a forward slant in handwriting. Students bring new reading books and display bright potential both inside and outside the classroom, with many interesting stories anticipated from these pages of shorthand characters.
Agricultural class study of corn and teachers in rural schools
The agricultural class is largely future teachers rather than farmers. A study of corn shows its importance, with even cobs used for pipes.
Class Laughs At Corn Planting Joke
Aden Jones lightens classroom mood with a joke about planting corn. He humorously suggests holding the tongue over the line marked on the corn plant, misunderstanding the tongue of the planter, and the remark is received in good humor.
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Aden Jones
Try Us With Your Next Can Of Cream Poultry Payoff
Poultry and egg sellers urged to seek cash offers from a commission company east of the commercial cafe. The notice emphasizes prompt payment and clear terms for consignments and pricing.
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Central School Notes
Cheyenne County
the Telegraph
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