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Report of Public Schools
Report of the schools of Polk
County for th J school month end
ing November 4th. 1910.
Kumber of schools reporting correctly and
on time -
Names of schools and teachers failing to re
port on time-Antiock, No. 30 Miss Clara
Pechin; Suvcr. No. 43 Miss Ella Smith,
Number of pupils remaining at last report .
Number of pupils registered new during
h
Number of pupils registered secondary dur
ing month 36
Number of pupils readmitted during month 56
Tot-U number pupils on register during
month- - W
Number of pupils dropped duringmonth 163
Number of pupils remaining at time of re
port - -- 223
Number of days taught during month 17
Whole number of days attendance 40724
iru,.l. number of days absence 1519
Whole number of times late. 366
Number of pupils neither abaentnor tardy., lbbl
Average number of pupils belonging 2486
Average daily attendance 2395.5
pr rent of attendance 96.3
Number of visits by parents 47
Number of visits by members of the school
board - - 28
The following schools have
been placed on the roll of honor
for the County for having made
a per cent of attendance of 95 or
more; Zena, Dallas, Lewisville,
Parkers, Valley View, Mon
mouth, D;st. No. 15, Airlie, Polk
Station, Ward. Perrydale, Coch
ran, Rickreall, Oak Point, Elk
ins. Independence, Brush Col
lege, West Salem, Buell, Spring
Valley, Popcorn, Harmony, North
Dallas, Etna (100 per cent), Mc
Timmonds Valley, Greenwood,
Fir Grove, Concord, Oak Dale,
Lone Star, McCoy, Guthrie,
Black Rock, Falls City, Oakhurst,
Wigglebridge, Mistletoe, Hop
ville, Grande Ronde, Pioneer.
The following schools have
been placed on the roll of honor
for the County for not having
any tardies during the month;
Xena, Smithfield, Valley View,
Polk Station, Ward, Gooseneck,
Oak Point, Elkins, Brush College,
Spring Valley, Montgomery,
North Dallas, Etna, Greenwood,
Sunnyslope, Guthrie, Powels
Camp, Pioneer, Cherry. Grove,
Wigglebridge, Mistletoe.
The attendance this month is
much betner than it was for the
corresponding month last year,
as last year the attendance was
for month ending Nov. 5th. 95
per cent and this year is 96.3
per cent, also the record all
through the month has been bet
ter in all parts of the school
work. We must all try and keep
up this line of work and make
this the best year ever.
Yours Respectfully,
H. C. Seymour,
School Supt, Polk County.
Dr. Alii a, dentist, Cooper
Building Independence Oregon.
Both phones. 19-tf .
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Roseburg Ships 7000 Turkeys
Roseburg, Or., Nov. 19-According
to local poultry dealers,
who consigned final shipments
of turkeys to the Coast markets
lfltp vpctordav. more than 7000
birds have been shipped from
Douglas county during the past
week. It is estimated that the
birds weighed approximately 80,
000 pounds and that the growers
realized $19,475.
An Oakland firm purchased in
uhe neighborhood of 4500 tur
keys, most of which were shipped
to the San Francisco and Seattle
markets. The firms paid an av
erage of 24 1-2 cents a pound.
One Roseburg firm purchased
2500 birds, for which it paid 24
cents a pound. These turkeys
were shipped to the Portland and
Seattle markets. Aside from
these shipments it is estimated
that about 500 turkeys were pur
chased in small lots and sold to
private concerns.
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eases, also for shampooing the
hair. Mrs. J. W. Richardson br
Monmouth St, Independence, Or,
Monmouth Heights.
Robert Fishback was in
bendence Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raike
were trading in Monmouth Thurs
day. W. H. Mack is building a cot
tage for Mr. Samuel on his place
here.
The recent rains have stopped
the farmers plowing for some
time.
Ed Rodgers recently purchased
a horse from Allen Clark of Mon
mouth.
Daniel Dodson of Airlie spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs.
Dave Olin.
A crowd from here expects to
attend the rally in Monmouth
Saturday.
Harold Davis, of Monmouth,
was seen in our neighborhood
Thursday.
Oscar Lehman sold several
beef cattle to A. Nelson south of
Monmouth Saturday.
Thomas Strain of Monmouth
our jubilant supervisor was over
the roads here last week.
Mrs. Dan Calbreath is expect- ft
ing her brother, Daniel usn
man of near Eugene on a viaiu i .
Or vi Hp Spvier of Eugene vis-
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ited his uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence UcCaleb Thursday.
Mr. Hinshaw of Dallas, the
traveling saleman for Watkins
remedies was here Tuesday of
last week.
The basket social at the Antioch
cnhnol house. Saturday evening,
was well attended in spite of the
stormy weather.
Mrs. Minnie Mack attended the
Union' Sunday School Convention
at the Christian Church in Mon
mouth Thursday.
Miss Grace Bogynska who is
attending school at Monmouth
attended the basket social at
Antioch Saturday evening.
We wonder how many people,
while eating their delicious
Thanksgiving feast ever thought
of what they were thanktui ior.
Grandma Sevier, who has been
visiting her son. James Sevier
ana family of Eugene for some
time, returned hme Thursday.
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