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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
8
White Cove Valley residents record a week of visits and errands including trips to Sidney and Crook. Multiple families like McDonnell Pope Hill and Brossard attend gatherings, shop in Crook Sterling and Sidney, with alfalfa mowing and a Ford truck purchase noted. A horse loss and local social events mark the week.
South Sund Harvey Kenney returned from Sedg wick Thursday evening. Jim Hauser finished threshing to this community on Saturday. Ray Davis went to Chugwater, Wyo., on Monday to visit his sister, Mrs. Tom Miller. Harvey Kenney purchased a new Ford truck recently. Mrs. Dan Brandt spent Saturday and Sunday at George Lauderback's, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miles and family visited at the Carg Thornton home on Sunday. Ray Davis returned from Chugwater Friday evening, accompanied by Tom Miller. Raymond Gentry called at Todd Gentry's Friday evening. This locality was well represented at the Fall Festival in Sidney. iSchool was dismissed in district No. 40 on Friday. Mrs. Jobe spent Wednesday night and Thursday with her daughter Hildegard. . Mr. Harper of Sidney was in this locality on Wednesday. Jack Englert of Sundl was buying hogs in this neighborhood on Wednes Mrs. Ernest Bonser entertained the Crook minister and his wife one day last week. Ross Davis, Henry Mark and Joe Raafa of Geneva, Nebr., arrived at the wires ranch Saturday night. J. H. Borland sells the famous West inghouse Farm Light Battery. He will make you a liberal allowance for your old battery. its year only at PHELPS STUDIO.
The Trail outlines a 15 member student council plus seven honor point members, duties include promoting school spirit, planning activities, and aiding participation while maintaining teacher authority. It sets meetings, ex officio roles, and a faculty advisory judiciary, with rules on parties, scheduling, costs, chaperones, and penalties for violations.
The document details sponsor requirements for student groups: two faculty sponsors a man and a woman elected as officers. sponsors attend all meetings and oversee conduct. mixed meetings require both sponsors, while all male or all female groups require one sponsor of the respective gender. sponsors supervise the treasurer and monthly audits. funds and supplies must be controlled by sponsor orders and debts must not extend beyond one month.
Article outlines a school party definition under Social Activities Sec 1. It specifies the scope of events deemed school gatherings and sets criteria for organizing such functions within the institution.
By laws state no member may miss class for rehearsing plays or decorating while free periods may be used. Announcements of organizations must be made before assemblies by officers. Contests follow Nebraska State Athletic Association eligibility, with honors and awards based on a faculty supervised honor point schedule.
Honor points outline for choir, orchestra, campfire, clubs, plays, contests, exhibitions, religious activities, and officer roles. Points awarded per activity range from 1 to 10 based on social status, effort, and benefits. Falsifying statements leads to loss of all points. Principal Storkan introduces a new extra classroom activity recognition and class constitutions adopted for political training.
A printed information notice outlines a separate student constitution alongside the organization. It provides guidance on the control of student activities and the governance framework for student bodies within the institution.
The landowners Guy Shaw Earl Hiett and Robert Robertson prohibit hunting on parcels in Section 35 northeast corner of Section 35 southwest corner of 25 south half of 20 and southeast corner of 27 within township 13 range BO.
Otsego Michigan based Hoke Smelting and Refining Company purchases denture scraps including false teeth dental gold platinum magnets diamonds and discarded jewelry.
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