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Dry Fork Sunday School Union met at Hackney school.
Source: The Carthage Banner, October 26, 1871.
Range Line school house. This is the smallest school and the smallest bouse in the county I guess. There is strong
talk of disorganizing the district as It appears Impossible to sustain a school; but by disorganizing some must suffer,
as they will then be too far from either Summit or Hackney. Miss Eva White is the teacher here at $25; fourteen pupils
on register.
1872 Jasper County School Report by U. B. Webster, Jasper County Superintendent
A History of Jasper County, Missouri and Its People, Volume 1, page 101, pub. 1912, by Joel Thomas Livingston.
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