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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1908)
CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10L 1908. •:: T • Central Point Schools. jJ4-;-X -^ -4-F+ ® (tr:-H -Fi> H -H -R 4- a 4- m -H -F iri-H -K i • 4-H -K vH -H -» v » 4- ö-HH-KsH-H-KS $ I Tho Central Point school» will open September 1 Ith. The following is a V list of books and supplies required in T -i- the Grammer grades; :: Chart Class—Tablet and leadpencil. 4- First Grade - Wheeler’s P r i m e r . t: 4* Wheeler’s First Reader—second half year, drawing-book No. 1, Art Educa I tion book. Second Grade —Wheeler’s First Read er, Wheeler’s Second Reader—second half year, Smith’s Primary Arithmetic i —second half year, Outl >ok Writing System No. X, Outlook Copy Slips No. 1, drawing-book No. Z, r.:t Euucatiui book No. 2. Third Grade—Wheeler’s Third Read er, Smith’s Primary Arithmetic, Out look Writing System No. 2, Outlook Copy Slips No. 2, drawing-book No. 3, A rt Education No. 3. Fourth Grade—Cyr’s Fourth Reader, Smith’s Primary Arithmetic, Modern Lessons in.English, Natural Introduc tory Geography, Reed’s Word Lessons, Empire Writing Speller, Krohn.s First Book in Hygiene, Outlook Writing Sys tem a id Copy Slips No. 3, drawing- book and Art Education No. 4. Fifth Grade—Cyr’s Fourth Reader, Thomas’ Elementaary History, Smith’s Practical Arithmetic, Modern I.essons in English, Natural Introductory Geog raphy, Reed’s Word Lessons, Empire Writing Speller, h'rohn's Graded Les sons in Physiology, Outlook Writing System and Copy Slips No. 4, drawing- book and Art Education No. 5. Sixth Grade— Cyr’s Fifth Reader, Thomas, Elementary History, Smith’s Practical Arithmetic, Modern Lessons in English, Natural School Geography, |l Reed’s Word Lessons, Krohn’s Graded If Lessons in Physiology, Outlook Writing System and Copy Sups No. 5, drawing- book ane Art E lucation No. 6 Seventh Gra la—Cyr’s Fifth Reader, Burkett, Stevens and Hills’ Agriculture for Beginners, Smith's Practical Arith metic, Modern English Grammar, Natu ral School Geography, Daub's U. S. History, Reed’s Word Lessons, Out look Writing System and Copy Slips No 6 Eighth Giade— Cyr’s Fifth Reader, Agriculture for Beginners, Smith’s Practical Arithmetic, Modern English Grammar, Daub’s U. S. History, Reed’s Word Lessons, Outlook Writing Sys tem and Copy Slips No. 7. I will be at the school house Saturday forenoon for the purpose of examining and classifying pupils. F. F. C ooper , Principal. 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(Special Correspondence.) Hillsboro, the prosperous and growing capitol of Washington County, is cele brating its second rail connection with Portland, the last being an electric line. The Oregon State Fair opens Monday, September 14th, and continues through ■ the week. The showing of all kinds of : products, as well as the livestock and industria display, and also a great race j program without pool selling, insures j one of tho best fairs Oregon has ever held. Immediately following the Oregon Stete Fair is the Portland Country j Q4-M-Kï>K-H-n 4- JS 4- SÎ4-4-4-4- • Club and Livestock Show, and it is certain that these two weeks, during which livestock will be foremost in the ber that there are thousands more to minds of the people of Oregon, will come on the colonist rates of September have much to do with the more rapid and October. development of that important industry, j Oregon horses are winning first Mr. .1 H. 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