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| 3001 | 2017-16-55 | Letter | A typewritten draft of a “Notice of Special Meeting” for Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, with blank spaces left for the exact date, time and signature of the district secretary. Intended year of use is 1913. Meeting is on a proposition to issue bonds “not in excess of $2500.00” to build a schoolhouse. Connection to 2017-16-15B - Draft of a notice to meet and vote on proposition, 15B covers issuance of bonds related to passing of the proposition. Connection to 2017-16-84 - 84 seems to be an earlier draft of this document, with a penciled in proposition that uses the same language as this document. |
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| 3002 | 2017-16-56 | Invoice | A bill from Farmers Lumber Co. in Traer, Iowa to Claude Mitchell, dated June 4, 1919. The bill has a note written on it as follows, “Mr. Mitchell: Christina got this lumber for the sand table and it’s to be paid from the money raised by her social, which she deposited in the name of the school district. She said to send bill to you and you would remit. Please attend to this as soon as possible. Yours truly, Farmers Lumber.” |
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| 3003 | 2017-16-57 | Invoice | A bill from Farmer’s Lumber Co., Building Materials and Fuel to Claude Mitchell, dated March 27, 1925. Total is $11.05. The back has a preprinted message that reads “Thank You! We take pleasure in thanking you for your patronage today and ask our portion of our future business. All clerical errors cheerfully corrected. Motto: The Goods, the Price, the Service. Farmer’s Lumber Co. ‘The Community Yard’” |
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| 3004 | 2017-16-58 | Letter | A letter from T.F. Stoakes, secretary of Traer Public Schools to Claude Mitchell, about high school tuition for 8 students from Geneseo Independent School District. The names listed are Gladys Lambert, Bernice Lambert, Slivia [sic - Silvia] Nation, Goldie Nation, Gladys Nation, Vance Thompson, Margaret Thompson, and Ethel Vanderheyden. The amount due for each student is $39.15 for 36 weeks of instruction. The letter is on preprinted Traer Public Schools letter head that lists the superintendent, school officers, and school directors. The officers listed are Dr. C.H. Brown, President, T.F. Stoakes, Secretary, and K.P. Moore, Treasurer. The Directors listed are C.H. Brown, R.J. Morison, B.F. Thomas, H.L. Daniel, and Lyman Wood. |
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| 3005 | 2017-16-59 | Letter | A letter from T.F. Stoakes, secretary of Traer Public Schools to Claude Mitchell, about high school tuition for 7 students from Geneseo Independent School District No. 6 attending high school. There are 7 students, as follows: Vance Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Bernice Lambert, Gladys Nation, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, and Ethel Vanderheyden. Tuition cost was $45.00 for 36 weeks. |
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| 3006 | 2017-16-60 | Pamphlet | A pamphlet titled “Suggestions for the use of Rural School Boards of Tama County, Iowa,” by Mary A. Richards, County Superintendent. Printed in 1914 for use with annual meetings scheduled on July 1, 1914. In the pamphlet, the county superintendent notes that she has enclosed blank reports to be sent to her office, summarizes changes in Iowa school law involving topics like high school tuition, compulsory attendance, use of tobacco by students, and flags for school buildings. The pamphlet ends with a suggested “order of business” for retiring school boards and the new incoming school boards. |
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| 3007 | 2017-16-61 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Florence Speer for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers March 13, 1916 to May 26, 1916. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is preprinted form, filled in with black ink. Students mentioned in original order: Bernice Lambert, Gladys Nation, Margaret Thompson, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Milo Nation, Ethel Vanderheyden, Clayton Berry, Ernie Nation, Oscar Lambert, Florence Stearns, Vivian Vanderheyden, Iva Stearns, Fred Thompson, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Cecil Crow, Ines Nation, Bessie Severa, Robert Thompson, Anna Severa, Paul Lambert, Fanny Mitchell, Faye Stearns, Earnest Mannel, Robert Mitchell. |
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| 3008 | 2017-16-62 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Florence Speer for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers September 4, 1916 to November 17, 1916. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is preprinted form, filled in with black ink. Students mentioned in original order: Margaret Thompson, Silvie Nation, Ethel Vanderheyden, Gladys Nation, Goldie Nation, Deric Vanderheyden, Ernie Nation, Oscar Lambert, Florence Stearns, Vivian Vanderheyden, Fred Thompson, Iva Stearns, Alice Lockard, Beth Lambert, Agnes Yuska, Bessie Severa, Ines Nation, Robert Thompson, Anna Severa, Paul Lambert, Faye Stearns, David Vanderheyden, Earnest Mannel, Fanny Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Georgia Severa |
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| 3009 | 2017-16-63 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Florence Speer for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers November 27, 1916 to March 9, 1917. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is preprinted form, filled in with pencil. Students mentioned in original order: Margaret Thompson, Silvie Nation, Ethel Vanderheyden, Gladys Nation, Deric Vanderheyden, Milo Nation, Ernie Nation, Oscar Lambert, Florence Stearns, Vivian Vanderheyden, Iva Stearns, Fred Thompson, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Agnes Yuska, Bessie Severa, Paul Lambert, David Vanderheyden, Fanny Mitchell, Faye Stearns, Earnest Mannel, Georgia Severa, Robert Mitchell, Goldie Nation. |
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| 3010 | 2017-16-64 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Florence Speer for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers March 19, 1917 to June 1, 1917. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is preprinted form, filled in with black ink. The perforated paper strip to tear it from the booklet is still included. Students listed in original order: Deric Vanderheyden, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Margaret Thompson, Gladys Nation, Milo Nation, Ethel Vanderheyden, Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Vivian Vanderheyden, Fred Thompson, Alice Lockard, Beth Lambert, Agnes Yuska, Ines Nation, Robert Thompson, David Vanderheyden, Paul Lambert, Fanny Mitchell, Earnest Mannel, and Robert Mitchell. |
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| 3011 | 2017-16-65 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Joe L. Kerns for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers November 17, 1913 to March 27, 1914. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is preprinted form, filled in with blue ink. A note written on the report states, “N.B. I got the records for these two turned around. Therefore Gladys’ record is after Milo’s name, and Milo’s is after Gladys’ Name J. L. K.” The perforated paper strip to tear it from the booklet is still included. Students listed in original order: Vance Thompson, Bessie Christensen, Gladys Lambert, Milo Nation, Grace Christensen, Bernice Lambert, Edgar Burrows, Flo Hanson, Silvie Nation, Goldie Nation, Margaret Thompson, Goldie Burrows, Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Fred Thompson, Alice Lockard, Beth Lambert, Fern Leslie, Carl Christensen, Helen Burrows, Raymond Lambert, Frank Drahos, Fred Drahos, Gladys Nation, Marie Christensen, Ines Nation, Robert Thompson, and Alice Newell |
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| 3012 | 2017-16-66 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Mabel Harrington for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers March 22, 1915 to June 4, 1915. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is preprinted form, filled in with blue ink. The perforated paper strip to tear it from the booklet is still included. Students listed in original order: Bess Christensen, Grace Christensen, Bernice Lambert, Gladys Nation, Margaret Thompson, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Milo Nation, Arthur Taylor, Roy Taylor, Clayton Berry, Ernie Nation, Florence Stearns, Iva Stearns, Oscar Lambert, Carl Christensen, Gladys Kaylor, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Fred Thompson, Mae Taylor, Marie Christensen, Ines Nation, Robert Thompson, and Robert Speer. |
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| 3013 | 2017-16-67 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Joe R. Kerns and Vera E. Winter for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers March 30, 1914 to June 5, 1914. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. The perforated strip to tear it from the notebook is still included. Students listed in original order: Vance Thompson, Gladys Lambert, Besse Christensen, Milo Nation, Grace Christensen, Gladys Nation, Bernice Lambert, Silvie Nation, Goldie Nation, Clayton Berry, Margaret Thompson, Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Alice Newell, Fred Thompson, Carl Christensen, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Ines Nation, Marie Christensen, and Robert Thompson. |
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| 3014 | 2017-16-68 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Julia A. Myers for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers August 31, 1914 to November 13, 1914. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with pencil. The perforated strip to tear it from the notebook is still included. Names of students listed in original order: Alice Lockard, Floyd Phillips, Gladys Nation, Grace Christensen, Robert Thompson, Bernice Lambert, Carl Christensen, Ernie Nation, Milo Nation, Silvie Nation, Goldie Nation, Fred Thompson, Bessie Christensen, Ines Nation, Vance Thompson, Mae Taylor, Gladys Taylor, Arthur Taylor, Roy Taylor, and Fay Hudson. |
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| 3015 | 2017-16-69 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Florence Speer for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers September 3, 1917 to November 16, 1917. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. The perforated strip to tear it from the notebook is still included. Students listed in original order: Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Vivian Vanderheyden, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Fred Thompson, Ines Nation, Agnes Yuska, Robert Thompson, David Vanderheyden, Fanny Mitchell, Paul Lambert, Earnest Mannel, Robert Mitchell, and Helen Mannel. |
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| 3016 | 2017-16-70 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Florence Speer for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers November 19, 1917 to March 8, 1917. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. The perforated strip to tear it from the notebook is still included. Students listed in original order: Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Vivian Vanderheyden, Fred Thompson, Alice Lockard, Beth Lambert, Ines Nation, Agnes Yuska, Robert Thompson, David Vanderheyden, Fanny Mitchell, Paul Lambert, Earnest Mannel, Robert Mitchell, and Helen Mannel. |
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| 3017 | 2017-16-71 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Mabel M. Harrington for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers November 30, 1914 to March 1915. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with blue ink. The perforated strip to tear it from the notebook is still included. Students listed in original order: Besse Christensen, Grace Christensen, Bernice Lambert, Gladys Nation, Margaret Thompson, Goldie Nation, Sylvie Nation, Milo Nation, Arthur Taylor, Roy Taylor, Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Floyd Phillips, Carl Christensen, Gladys Taylor, Alice Lockard, Beth Lambert, Fred Thompson, Mae Taylor, Marie Christensen, Ines Nation, Robert Thompson, and Clayton Berry |
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| 3018 | 2017-16-72 | Invoice | A note from L.A. Page Lumber Co. to Geneseo Independent District No. 6, dated August 6, 1917, stating that the district owes the lumber company $66.80, due August 1, 1917. The note details that it was sent because a new manager was taking over and the business wanted to verify the debt. Furthermore, the note states outright that this is not a demand for immediate payment of said debt. Connection to 2017-16-73: Same debt to same company mentioned in the bill |
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| 3019 | 2017-16-73 | Invoice | A bill from L.A. Page Lumber Company to Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, dated September 10, 1917. No purchases, just the account coming due for $66.80. A blue ink stamped message reads, “In order to meet our own obligations we are forced to ask our patrons whose accounts have run for some time to make payment in part or in full, and we hope you may appreciate our position and do the best you can for us.” Connection to 2017-16-72: Same balance due to same company |
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| 3020 | 2017-16-74 | Invoice | A bill from L.A. Page Lumber Co. to Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, dated October 9, 1917. No purchases, just a balance on an account due for $96.46. A message stamped in blue ink reads, “In order to meet our own obligations, we are forced to ask our patrons whose accounts have run for some time to make payment in part or in full, and we hope you may appreciate our position and do the best you can for us. Connection to 2017-16-75: Same total debt to same company mentioned. |
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| 3021 | 2017-16-75 | Invoice | A bill from L.A. Page Lumber Company to Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, dated November 6, 1917. The bill lists in pencil purchase dating back to November 4, 1916 up to September 11, 1917, adding up to a total due of $96.46 Connection to 2017-16-74: Same total due to same company |
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| 3022 | 2017-16-76A | Invoice | First in a series of bills related to an account from L.A. Page Lumber Company to C.T. Mitchell, dated June 13, 1925. The bill mentions sand, cement, and other goods, all dated to August 4, year unlabelled, but 1924 in context of other bills in series. The bill totals to $197.52. |
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| 3023 | 2017-16-76B | Invoice | Second in a series of bills related to an account from L.A. Page Lumber Company to C.T Mitchell, labelled #2. Bill covers the purchase of construction supplies on an unlabeled date, August 4, 1924 in context of the series. |
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| 3024 | 2017-16-76C | Invoice | Third in a series of bills related to an account from L.A Page Lumber Company to C.T. Mitchell, labelled #3. Bill covers purchase of various construction supplies on an unlabeled date and on September 17. In context of series, these dates are August 4, 1924 and September 17, 1924. |
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| 3025 | 2017-16-76D | Invoice | Fourth in a series of bills related to an account from L.A. Page Lumber Company to C.T. Mitchell, labelled #4. Bill covers purchase of various construction supplies on November 28, 1924, January 10, 1925, and February 16, 1925. |
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| 3026 | 2017-16-76E | Invoice | Last in a series of bills related to an account from L.A. Page Lumber Company to C.T Mitchell, labeled #5 at top. A continuing account from previous bills in the series that cover construction supplies bought from August 1924 to July 1925. The bill has the previous running total from the series and adds expenses from May 1925 to July 1925, with a separate section covering credits to the account during 1924. Account balance at time of bill is $418.60. |
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| 3027 | 2017-16-77 | Contract | A contract between Josef Seda and Frank Lockard, President of Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The contract is for Josef Seda to build a schoolhouse on a specific plot of land for $2430.00. The contract was signed April 1, 1914. Contract is two pages long. Related to 2017-16-83: The bond is for this contract. |
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| 3028 | 2017-16-78 | Invoice | A bill from L.A. Page Lumber Company to an unknown party, undated. The preprinted form has a ‘192_’ spot for the year, but it is blank. Dated entries are listed by month and day, but also not by year. The bill details credits and debits to an account balance with the lumber company. The balance total on the bill is $1230.36 |
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| 3029 | 2017-16-79 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Irene Burns for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers September 4, 1911 to November 17, 1911. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. Students listed in original order: Anna Christensen, Ruth Ball, Raymond Lambert, Vance Thompson, Gladys Lambert, Grace Christensen, Bessie Christensen, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Silvie Nation, Bernice Lambert, Margaret Thompson, Edgar Burrows, Clarence Burns, Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Lester Burr, Goldie Burrows, Frank Drahos, Fred Drahos, Carl Christensen, and Alice Newell |
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| 3030 | 2017-16-80A | Ballot | A blank preprinted ballot for the March 13, 1916 school meeting for Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The ballot’s proposition text reads, “Shall the old schoolhouse and other school property of the corporation situated on the southwest corner of Section 8, in Geneseo Township, Tama County, Iowa, be sold and the proceeds applied to the teachers fund?” To the right of the proposition is a preprinted parallelogram and preprinted text that reads, “Vote “Yes” or “No” in the space below.” Connection to 2017-16-82: 82 is the notice announcing the auction of the schoolhouse mentioned here. |
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| 3031 | 2017-16-80B | Ballot | A blank preprinted ballot for the March 13, 1916 school meeting for Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The ballot’s proposition text reads, “Shall the old schoolhouse and other school property of the corporation situated on the southwest corner of Section 8, in Geneseo Township, Tama County, Iowa, be sold and the proceeds applied to the teachers fund?” To the right of the proposition is a preprinted parallelogram and preprinted text that reads, “Vote “Yes” or “No” in the space below.” Connection to 2017-16-82: 82 is the notice announcing the auction of the schoolhouse mentioned here. |
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| 3032 | 2017-16-80C | Ballot | A used preprinted ballot for the March 13, 1916 school meeting for Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The ballot’s proposition text reads, “Shall the old schoolhouse and other school property of the corporation situated on the southwest corner of Section 8, in Geneseo Township, Tama County, Iowa, be sold and the proceeds applied to the teachers fund?” To the right of the proposition is a preprinted parallelogram and preprinted text that reads, “Vote “Yes” or “No” in the space below.” “Yes” is written in the parallelogram in pencil. Connection to 2017-16-82: 82 is the notice announcing the auction of the schoolhouse mentioned here. |
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| 3033 | 2017-16-81 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Joe L. Kerns for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers September 8, 1913 to November 14, 1913. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, the grades they received, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. Students listed in original order: Helen Burrows, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Fred Drahos, Fern Leslie, Frank Drahos, Goldie Burrows, Fred Thompson, Carl Christensen, Edgar Burrows, Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Bernice Lambert, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Gladys Nation, Margaret Thompson, Flo Hanson, Milo Nation, Grace Christensen, Bessie Christensen, Gladys Lambert, and Vance Thompson. |
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| 3034 | 2017-16-82 | Poster | A notice for “Public Auction of Schoolhouse and Other School Property,” typed, with C.T. Mitchell signing as secretary. The poster has holes spaced around the edges where it was fastened to a surface. The text of the notice is as follows: “NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By the Board of Directors of the Independent School District No. Six of Geneseo Township, Tama County, Iowa, that in pursuance of the direction of the voters of the said school district expressed in the annual meeting of said school district held on March 13, 1916, the said Board of Directors have ordered the old school house and other property belonging to the said corporation and situated at the southwest corner of Section Eight (8) in Geneseo Township, Tama County, Iowa, to be sold at public auction at two o’clock P. M. on the 30th day of March, 1916, to the highest bidders for cash, said sale to be held at the front door of said old schoolhouse building to be sold, and you are hereby notified that the said sale will be held as ordered. BY THE ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SAID SCHOOL CORPORATION,” “DATED March 20, 1916.” Connection to 2017-16-80A-C: 80A-C are ballots for the school meeting vote mentioned in this notice |
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| 3035 | 2017-16-83 | Bond | A bond signed by Joesef Seda and cosigned by W. McCormack, guaranteeing the construction of a schoolhouse for Geneseo Independent School District No. 6 per signed contract. Related to 2017-16-77: The contract that is tied to this bond. |
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| 3036 | 2017-16-84 | Letter | A draft “Notice of Special Meeting” that is typewritten with blanks to fill with date and time. The notice is for a special meeting of Geneseo Independent School District No. 6 school board and electors to be held on March 31, 1913 for a period of two hours. The typewritten proposition has been crossed out in pencil and a different one written below that reads: “Shall the Board of Directors of the School district guarantee school building Bonds of the district not in excess of $2500 to erect & equip a school house and to purchase site thereof” Connection to 2017-16-15B: 15B covers the issuance of bonds related to this proposition Connection to 2017-16-55: 55 seems to be a typewritten draft that incorporates the penciled in proposition in this draft. |
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| 3037 | 2017-16-85 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Gertrude Ford for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers September 9, 1912 to November 22, 1912. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, the grades they received, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with pencil. Students listed in original order: Fred Thompson, Fern Leslie, Fred Drahos, Frank Drahos, Alice Newell, Goldie Burrows, Edgar Burrows, Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Milo Nation, Bernice Lambert, Silvie Nation, Goldie Nation, Flo Hanson, Margaret Thompson, Gladys Nation, Gladys Lambert, Vance Thompson, Bessie Christensen, and Raymond Lambert. Two students are listed as “Non-Resident Pupils” – Fred Drahos and Frank Drahos |
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| 3038 | 2017-16-86 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Irene Burns for a school in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers November 20, 1911 to March 8, 1912.. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. Students listed in original order: Anna Christensen, Ruth Ball, Vance Thompson, Raymond Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Bessie Christensen, Grace Christensen, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Ernie Nation, Clarence Burr, Lester Burr, Bernice Lambert, Margaret Thompson, Edgar Burrows, Goldie Burrows, Carl Christensen, Oscar Lambert, and Flo Hanson. |
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| 3039 | 2017-16-87 | Report | A mostly complete 1920 Treasurer’s Report form for district finances from Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The district is listed as Geneseo 6, with information on school bonds, teacher pay, expenses, and balance on hand for various accounts. The back has printed "Suggestions to the Treasurer" from P.E. McClenahan, Superintendent of Public Instruction. |
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| 3040 | 2017-16-88 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Christina Owens for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers March 31, 1919 to May 23, 1919. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, the grades they received, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. Notably, the form lists $51.75 raised from socials and Owens noted that “some of which was used for lumber & manual training material, some for curtains, balance in bank” Under the ‘Note to Secretary’ section, there is the following, “The globe is not extra good. We need a new flag rope. Please insist upon new library books and the school needs a set of new maps. If you do not deal with school supply houses write Mrs. Richards.” Students listed in original order: Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Vivian Vanderheyden, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Wayne Lockard, Mary Mysak, Fred Thompson, Paul Lambert, Fanny Mitchell, Ines Nation, Robert Thompson, David Vanderheyden, Anges Yuska, Frank Ravenscroft, Earnest Mannel, Robert Mitchell, Clare Lockard, Helen Mannel, Dorothy Martin, Phyllis Martin, Frank Mitchell, Harold Nation, James Thompson, Merle Barrows, and Frank Mysak. |
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| 3041 | 2017-16-89 | Report | A mostly complete 1919 Treasurer’s Report form for district finances from Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The district is listed as Geneseo 6, with information on school bonds, teacher pay, expenses, and balance on hand for various accounts. The back has printed "Suggestions to the Treasurer" from A.M. Deyoe, Superintendent of Public Instruction. |
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| 3042 | 2017-16-90 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Florence Speer for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers August 30, 1915 to November 12, 1915. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, the grades they received, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. Students listed in original order: Bernice Lambert, Bessie Christensen, Arthur Taylor, Grace Christensen, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Roy Taylor, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Margaret Thompson, Clayton Burr, Ernie Nation, Oscar Lambert, Florence Stearns, Carl Christensen, Gladys Taylor, Iva Stearns, Beth Lambert, Alice Lockard, Fred Thompson, Mae Taylor, Marie Christensen, Ines Nation, Robert Thompson, Earnest Mannel, Paul Lambert, Faye Stearns, Fannie Mitchell |
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| 3043 | 2017-16-91 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Irene Burns for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers March 12, 1912 to May 24, 1912. Number of students, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. Students listed in original order: Raymond Lambert, Vance Thompson, Gladys Lambert, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Ernie Nation, Bernice Lambert, Flo Hanson, Margaret Thompson, Edgar Burrows, Oscar Lambert, Goldie Burrows, Alice Newell, Fred Thompson, Fred Drahos, and Frank Drahos. |
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| 3044 | 2017-16-92 | Report | A teacher’s term report from H. McVey for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers December 9, 1912 to May 23, 1913. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, grades they received, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. The perforated paper strip to tear it from the booklet is still included Students listed in original order: First Grade: Fred Drahos, Frank Drahos, Fern Leslie, Second Grade: Fred Thompson, Goldie Burrows, Carl Christensen, Fourth Grade: Bernice Lambert, Oscar Lambert, Margaret Thompson, Flo Hanson, Edgar Burrows, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Ernie Nation, Fifth Grade: Gladys Lambert, Vance Thompson, Bessie Christensen, Grace Christensen, and Raymond Lambert. |
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| 3045 | 2017-16-93 | Report | A teacher’s term report from Christina Owens for Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The report covers November 18, 1918 to March 28, 1919. Number of students, their ages, what subjects they were taught, and attendance are all mentioned. Textbooks used are mentioned. Report is a preprinted form, filled in with ink. The perforated paper strip to tear it from the booklet is still included Students listed in original order: Oscar Lambert, Ernie Nation, Vivian Vanderheyden, Viola Kusel, Lester Mann, Alice Lockard, Beth Lambert, Fred Thompson, Richard Staeffer, Mary Mysak, Wayne Lockard, Robert Thompson, Ines Nation, Agnes Yuska, David Vanderheyden, Paul Lambert, Fanny Mitchell, Earnest Mannel, Robert Mitchell, Helen Mannel, Harold Nation, James Thompson, Merle Barrows, Frank Mitchell, Dorothy Martin, Phyllis Martin, Claire Lockard, Audrey Kerns, and Eleanor Smith. |
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| 3046 | 2017-16-94 | Report | A partially filled out 1914 annual report form for the district secretary of a school district to fill out and send to the county superintendent. The school listed is Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo, Tama County, Iowa. The form covers the student population, value of district schoolhouses, tuition levels for teachers, and has special sections for “Statistics for Blind, Deaf and Dumb and Feeble Minded” and “Special Library Report.” The back of the form has a suggestions list for district secretaries, telling them how to fill out various fields and giving advice on how to do so. The dates covered by the form are July 1, 1913 to June 30, 1914 |
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| 3047 | 2017-16-95 | Report | A partially filled out 1915 annual report form for the district secretary of a school district to fill out and send to the county superintendent. Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo, Tama County, Iowa, is the listed school. The form covers the student population, value of district schoolhouses, tuition levels for teachers, and has special sections for “Statistics for Blind, Deaf and Dumb and Feeble Minded” and “Special Library Report.” The back of the form has a suggestions list for district secretaries, telling them how to fill out various fields and giving advice on how to do so. The dates covered by the form are July 1, 1914 to June 30, 1915 |
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| 3048 | 2017-16-96 | Report | A partially filled out 1917 annual report form for the district secretary of a school district to fill out and send to the county superintendent. Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo, Tama County, Iowa, is the listed school. The form covers the student population, value of district schoolhouses, tuition levels for teachers, and has special sections for “Statistics for Blind, Deaf and Dumb and Feeble Minded” and “Special Library Report.” The back of the form has a suggestions list for district secretaries, telling them how to fill out various fields and giving advice on how to do so. The dates covered by the form are July 1, 1916 to June 30, 1917. |
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| 3049 | 2017-16-97 | Report | A partially filled out 1913 annual report form for the district secretary of a school district to fill out and send to the county superintendent. Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo, Tama County, Iowa, is the listed school. The form covers the student population, value of district schoolhouses, tuition levels for teachers, and has special sections for “Statistics for Blind, Deaf and Dumb and Feeble Minded” and “Special Library Report.” The back of the form has a suggestions list for district secretaries, telling them how to fill out various fields and giving advice on how to do so. The dates covered by the form are July 1, 1912 to June 30, 1913. |
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| 3050 | 2017-16-98 | Report | A partially filled out 1916 annual report form for the district secretary of a school district to fill out and send to the county superintendent. The form covers the student population, value of district schoolhouses, tuition levels for teachers, and has special sections for “Statistics for Blind, Deaf and Dumb and Feeble Minded” and “Special Library Report.” The back of the form has a suggestions list for district secretaries, telling them how to fill out various fields and giving advice on how to do so. The dates covered by the form are July 1, 1915 to June 30, 1916. |
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| 3051 | 2017-16-99 | Report | A partially filled out 1918 annual report form for the district secretary of a school district to fill out and send to the county superintendent. Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo, Tama County, Iowa, is the listed school. The form covers the student population, value of district schoolhouses, tuition levels for teachers, and has special sections for “Statistics for Blind, Deaf and Dumb and Feeble Minded” and “Special Library Report.” The back of the form has a suggestions list for district secretaries, telling them how to fill out various fields and giving advice on how to do so. The dates covered by the form are July 1, 1917 to June 30, 1918. |
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| 3052 | 2017-16-100 | Form | A partially completed Internal Revenue Service 1040A Worksheet by Robert Mitchell in 1918. The worksheet shows marital status, property owned, net income, and assets. According to what is entered, Robert Mitchell has zero taxable income, as his main recorded revenue source is renting a farm to C.T. Mitchell. The back page and an inside page of the form have instructions on how to fill it out. |
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| 3053 | 2017-16-101 | Form | A preprinted “Assessment Roll for 1919” that was used to record property value and calculate property tax, filled out for C.T. Mitchell and cosigned by O.J. Hayward. C.T. Mitchell owns no land, but he does own swine, cattle, horses, and at least one ‘engine’ for a total property value of $9036.00 |
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| 3054 | 2017-16-102 | Letter | A letter to Frank Lockard, Buckingham, Iowa, from Adolph Gethmann, Gladbrook, Iowa, dated May 28, 1914. Written on preprinted stationary. The preprinted letterhead is for Enterprise Construction Co. In the letter the construction company offers to build a schoolhouse for $2587.00, with the caveat that the community haul materials, excavate the site, and have a place available to rent nearby the site where the company’s workers can stay. |
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| 3055 | 2017-16-103 | Report | A mostly incomplete 1914 Treasurer's Report form for district finances. The district is listed as Geneseo 6, with written at hand balances for the Teacher's Fund and Contingency Fund on July 1, 1913. The back has printed "Suggestions to the Treasurer" from A. M. Deyoe, Superintendent of Public Instruction. |
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| 3056 | 2017-16-104 | Report | A preprinted school census form filled out by L.L. Leslie for Geneseo Independent School District No. 6 in 1912. The form reports 21 children in the district between the ages of 5 and 21, 13 children between the ages of 7 and 14. Names of parents or guardians listed in original order: C.E. Lambert, Ernie Nation, J.R. Thompson, Oma Nation, J.N. Hansen, Geo Burrows, B.F. Newell, Frank Lockard, L.L. Leslie, and John Burns Sr. Names of children listed in original order: Raymond Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Bernice Lambert, Oscar Lambert, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Ernie Nation, Vance Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Fred Thompson, Goldie Nation, Sylvie Nation, Flo Hansen, Edgar Burrows, Goldie Burrows, Alice Newell, Alice Lockard, Fern Leslie, Ruth Burns |
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| 3057 | 2017-16-105 | Report | A preprinted school census form, filled out but unlabeled. In context of 2017-16-104, is Geneseo Independent School District No. 6 in 1913. 31 children between the ages of 5 and 19 mentioned. Parents or guardians listed in original order: C.E. Lambert, Ernie Nation, Roger Thompson, Oma Nation, J.N. Hansen, Geo Burrows, Frank Lockard, L.L. Leslie, John Burns Sr., Joseph Phillips, H.L. Taylor, and John Christensen. Children listed in original order: Raymond Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Bernice Lambert, Oscar Lambert, Elizabeth Lambert, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Ernie Nation, Ines Nation, Vance Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Fred Thompson, Goldie Nation, Sylvie Nation, Flo Hansen, Edgar Burrows, Goldie Burrows, Helen Burrows, Alice Lockard, Fern Leslie, Ruth Burns, Joe Phillips, Arthur Taylor, Roy Taylor, Gladys Taylor, May Taylor, Margaret Christensen, Fred Christensen, Anna Christensen, Bessie Christensen, Grace Christensen, and Carl Christensen. |
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| 3058 | 2017-16-106 | Report | A preprinted school census form filled out for Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. In context of 2017-16-104, the date is 1914. The form lists 28 children between the ages of 5 and 20. Names of parents or guardians listed in original order: C.E. Lambert, Ernie Nation, Roger Thompson, Oma Nation, Frank Lockard, John Burns Sr., Joseph Phillips, H.L. Taylor, and John Christensen. Names of children listed in original order: Raymond Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Bernice Lambert, Oscar Lambert, Beth Lambert, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Ernie Nation, Ines Nation, Vance Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Fred Thomson, Robert Thompson, Goldie Nation, Sylvie Nation, Alice Lockard, Ruth Burns, Joe Phillips, Arthur Taylor, Roy Taylor, Gladys Taylor, May Taylor, Margaret Christensen, Fred Christensen, Anna Christensen, Bessie Christensen, Grace Christensen, and Carl Christensen. |
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| 3059 | 2017-16-107 | Report | A preprinted census form, filled out but unlabeled. In context of 2017-16-104, it is Geneseo School Independent School District No. 6 in 1916. Parents or guardians listed in original order: C.E. Lambert, Ernie Nation, Roger Thompson, Oma Nation, Frank Lockard, Joe Phillips, C.T. Mitchell, Julius Mannel, Mr. Vanderheyden, Mr. Crow, and Mr. Severa Children listed in original order: Raymond Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Bernice Lambert, Oscar Lambert, Beth Lambert, Paul Lambert, Milo Nation, Gladys Nation, Ernie Nation, Ines Nation, Vance Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Fred Thompson, Robert Thompson, Goldie Nation, Silvie Nation, Alice Lockard, Joe Phillips, Fanny Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Earnest Mannel, Leo Vanderheyden, Glen Vanderheyden, Derrick Vanderheyden, Ethel Vanderheyden, Amos Vanderheyden, Cecil Crow, Richard Crow, Bessie Severa, Anna Severa, and Georgia Severa |
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| 3060 | 2017-16-108 | Report | A preprinted census form, partially filled out but unlabeled. In context of 2017-16-104, it is Geneseo Independent School District No. 6 in 1918. Some students listed with names and ages that match earlier census records. Most of the document is a tally of the number of girls and boys in district with only the age listed. Students listed in original order: Raymond Lambert, Gladys Lambert, Bernice Lambert, Vance Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Goldie Nation, Sylvie Nation, Milo Nation, and Gladys Nation. |
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| 3061 | 2017-16-109 | Report | A partially filled out 1919 annual report form for the district secretary of a school district to fill out and send to the county superintendent. Mt. Pleasant in Geneseo, Tama County, Iowa, is the listed school. The form covers the student population, value of district schoolhouses, tuition levels for teachers, and has special sections for “Statistics for Blind, Deaf and Dumb and Feeble Minded” and “Special Library Report.” The back of the form has a suggestions list for district secretaries, telling them how to fill out various fields and giving advice on how to do so. The dates covered by the form are July 1, 1918 to June 30, 1919. |
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| 3062 | 2017-16-110A | Invoice | A bill from Buckingham Grain Company to Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, dated March 1, 1920. Involves coal. Has a note stating the bill was paid March 4th. |
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| 3063 | 2017-16-110B | Invoice | A bill from Buckingham Grain Company to Geneseo Independent School District No.6, stating that the account has been paid by check. |
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| 3064 | 2017-16-111 | Notice | 13 notices to the President of Geneseo Independent District No. 6 from the Office of the Treasurer of Tama County, Iowa about collected tax revenue payable to the district. Dating from October 20, 1913 to May 26, 1920. Count by Year: 1913 – 1, 1914 – 2, 1915 – 3, 1916 – 2, 1917 – 2, 1918 – 1, 1919 – 1, 1920 – 1. |
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| 3065 | 2017-16-112 | Warrants | A collection of 76 school warrants issued by Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, directing the school treasurer to pay various expenses. The warrants cover November 28, 1913 to May 9, 1917. Count by Year: 1913 – 1, 1914 – 13, 1915 – 29, 1916 – 26, 1917 – 7. Connection to 2017-16-21: These are forms torn out of the book. |
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| 3066 | 2017-16-113 | Warrants | A collection of 40 school warrants issued by Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, directing the school treasurer to pay various expenses. The warrants cover June 20, 1917 to December 19, 1919. Count by Year: 1917 – 12, 1918 – 14, 1919 – 14. Connection to 2017-16-20: These are forms torn out of the book. |
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| 3067 | 2017-16-114 | Warrants | A collection of 11 school warrants issued by Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, directing the school treasurer to pay various expenses. The warrants cover December 22, 1919 to June 20. 1920. Count by Year: 1919 – 1, 1920 – 10. Connection to 2017-16-19: These are forms torn out of the book. |
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| 3068 | 2017-16-115 | Checks | An assortment of 115 cashed checks written by Robert Mitchell, school treasurer for Geneseo Independent District No. 6, to cover various school expenses. Checks range from 1914 to 1920. Checks by year: 1914 – 10, 1915 – 27, 1916 – 23, 1917 – 18, 1918 – 15, 1919 – 13, 1920 – 9. |
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| 3069 | 2017-16-116A | Checks | A series of 6 checks written by the treasurer of Geneseo Independent School District No.6 for various expenses between 1911 and 1913. The checks are First National Bank checks. Checks by year: 1911 – 1, 1913 – 5 Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other documents in 2017-16-116 series. |
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| 3070 | 2017-16-116B | Checks | A series of 16 checks written by the treasurer of Geneseo Independent School District No.6 for various expenses between 1906 and 1913. The checks are Bank of Buckingham checks. Checks by year: 1906 – 4, 1907 – 7, 1908 – 4, 1913 – 1. Note: Originally wrapped up in a bundle with other documents in 2017-16-116 |
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| 3071 | 2017-16-116C | Notices | A series of three notices to the President of Geneseo Independent School District No. 6 from the Office of the Treasurer of Tama County, Iowa, about collected tax revenue payable to the district. Dating from 1909-1910. Notices by date: 1909 – 1, 1910 – 2. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items |
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| 3072 | 2017-16-116D | Warrants | A collection of 88 school warrants issued by Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, directing the school treasurer to pay various expenses. The warrants cover March 19, 1900 to July 1, 1913. Count by year: 1900 – 4, 1901 – 2, 1902 – 5, 1903 – 2, 1904 – 2, 1905 – 2, 1906 – 2, 1907 – 5, 1908 – 12, 1909 – 11, 1910 – 9, 1911 – 8, 1912 – 11, 1913 – 13. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items. |
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| 3073 | 2017-16-116E | Deposit Slips | A collection of 3 deposit slips from First National Bank in Traer, Iowa, involving Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. Deposit slips range from 1910 to 1912. Slips by year: 1910 – 1, 1911 – 1, 1912 – 1. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items. |
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| 3074 | 2017-16-116F | Deposit Slips | A collection of 2 deposit slips from Bank of Buckingham in Buckingham, Iowa, involving Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. Deposit slips range from 1906 to 1907. Slips by year: 1906 – 1, 1907 – 1. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items. |
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| 3075 | 2017-16-116G | Report | Iowa Department of Public Instruction Circular No. 5 “Annual Meeting of School Boards, July 1, 1912.” The circular covers items to go over at the annual meeting of local school boards, including new requirements, advice on heating and ventilation, and an order of business. 8 pages long. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items. |
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| 3076 | 2017-16-116H | Report | A mostly incomplete 1910 Treasurer’s Report form for district finances from Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. Only has the initial balance for the Teacher’s Fund and Contingent Fund. The back has a printed “Suggestions to the Treasurer from John F. Riggs, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items. |
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| 3077 | 2017-16-116I | Note | A sheet of handwritten calculations on the balances of the Teacher’s Fund, Contingent Fund, and overall funds in 1911. In context of other -116 documents, is likely related to Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. Paper is heavily foxed and ripped. Note: Wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 documents. |
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| 3078 | 2017-16-116J | Report | Iowa Department of Public Instruction Circular No. 7 “Annual Meeting of School Boards, July 1, 1913.” The circular covers items to go over at the annual meeting of local school boards, including new laws about school treasurers, minimum pay for teachers, and an order of business. Pencil note on front “For officer”, with more on the order of business section. 4 pages long. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items. |
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| 3079 | 2017-16-116K | Report | A mostly complete 1913 Treasurer’s Report form for district finances from Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. Has the initial and ending balances for the Teacher’s Fund and Contingent Fund. The back has a printed “Suggestions to the Treasurer from A.M. Deyoe, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Note: Originally wrapped in a bundle with other 2017-16-116 items. |
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| 3080 | 2017-16-117A | Notice | A folded pamphlet style notice, “Notice of Assessment and Annual Report of the Farmers’ Mutual Aid Association of Tama County, Iowa,” that details how much a policy holder owes and includes a report on the status of the association’s finances. The report includes a list of officers, money collected, and what funds were paid out to various policy holders for listed damage. For example, “G.M Malin – cow killed by lightning - $75.00” |
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| 3081 | 2017-16-117B | Check | A check from Robert Mitchell, treasurer, to the Farmers’ Mutual Aid Association, for $10.13 |
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| 3082 | 2017-16-118A | Report | A mostly complete 1914 Treasurer’s Report form for district finances from Geneseo Independent School District No. 6. The district is listed as Geneseo No.6, with information on teacher pay, expenses, and balance on hand for various accounts. The back has a printed “Suggestions to the Treasurer" from A.M. Deyoe, Superintendent of Public Instruction. 2017-16-118B is rubber cemented to this report. |
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| 3083 | 2017-16-118B | Check | A check from Robert Mitchell written to Florence Speer for $165.00. Rubber cemented to 2017-16-118A. |
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| 3084 | 2017-16-119A | Deposit Slip | A deposit slip from the Bank of Buckingham, signed by Robert Mitchell. Only deposit listed is “Traer” for $630.33 Deposit slip is rubber cemented to 2017-16-119B and was rubber cemented at some point to 2017-16-119C. |
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| 3085 | 2017-16-119B | Check | A check from Robert Mitchell, school treasurer, to Ernie Nation for $7.00. Rubber cemented to 2017-16-119A. |
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| 3086 | 2017-16-119C | Check | A check from Robert Mitchell, school treasurer, to F.F. Stoakes for $97.50. The check is for “tuition.” Was rubber cemented to 2017-16-119A at some point, but evidently separated due to small amount of rubber cement used and long time period. |
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| 3087 | 2017-16-120 | Credit Slip | A credit slip from an unknown bank, noting accumulated interest and a school order, for a total of $878.02. In context of other 2017-16 materials, is related to Geneseo Independent School District No. 6, slip matches how treasurer kept track of accumulated monthly interest via bank slips. |
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| 3088 | 2017-21-6 | Book | Principles of Rural Economics written by Thomas Nixon Carver. |
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| 3089 | 2017-21-8 | Book | The American People, 1935 Edition, written by David Saville Muzzey. |
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| 3090 | 2017-21-9 | Book | A History of Our Country written by David Saville Muzzey. |
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| 3091 | 2017-21-53 | Book | Gano's Commercial Law Revised. Written by Ralph E. Rogers and Clyde O. Thompson. |
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| 3092 | 2017-21-55 | Book | New Physical Geography written by Ralph S. Tarr and O. D. Engeln. |
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| 3093 | 2017-21-56 | Book | Bookkeeping and Accounting First Course. Written by Fayette H. Elwell and James V. Toner. |
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| 3094 | 2017-21-57 | Book | Domestic Science Principles and Application. Written by Pearl L. Bailey. |
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| 3095 | 2017-21-58 | Book | Problems in American Life written by Joseph Irvin Arnold. |
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| 3096 | 2017-21-59 | Book | A Laboratory Outline of Smith's College Chemistry Revised Edition. Written by James Kendall. |
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| 3097 | 2017-21-60 | Book | General Science written by Otis William Caldwell and William Lewis Eikenberry. |
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| 3098 | 2017-21-61 | Book | Our Environment-How We Used and Control it written by George C. Wood and Harry A. Carpenter. |
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| 3099 | 2017-21-62 | Book | A Course in General Chemistry written by William McPherson and William Edwards Henderson. |
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| 3100 | 2017-21-63 | Book | Psychology-A Study of Mental Life written by Robert S. Woodworth. |
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