Name/Title
District 3 and 44 School Term RegisterEntry/Object ID
10.25.2Scope and Content
School Student Register book. Material: Size: 8 1/2" x 14". The image shows the inside title page of a "Complete Term Register", a document aimed at tracking the academic progress of pupils and classes. It includes details about class standings, daily programs, and teacher comments, along with a roll of honor and other important information; designed by D.Y. Stephens, associated with maintaining records related to students' grades and classifications in country schools; manufactured by Hammond Bros. & Stephens in Fremont, Nebraska,
A vintage school record book used by teachers, located in district number 3 and 44, The register lists students' names alongside their sex, age, and class information. The document includes specific text books used for different
subjects, like "Harper's Reader" and "Ray's Arithmetic," along with corresponding grades. Teachers using the book are: Ida Parker, Marie Owen, Hanna Johnson, Luella Tew, Florence Burton, Susan Wilder. Years covered: 1899-1904. County Superintendent: Frank Remund. Townships: St. Mary and Woodville.Context
Note from donor Pommerenke: one of the schools was located on the NE corner of Sec. 9 at the intersection of 150th St. and 430th Ave. of Blooming Grove Township.Cataloged By
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Documentary ArtifactCategory
Communication ArtifactsCreate Date
March 25, 2025Update Date
April 22, 2025