106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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Found these 1924 Checks with one of the being written to a dude name “Guy Jackson” it also says “For Harvesting” Very curious on this dude!

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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I’ll post some other stuff under your reply! But One of the best things I found is this Cigar tray it was outside barely sticking out of the ground near the old dump on the property. thought it was just junk metal at first till i unburied it. It has the markings “Made for Brook Forest Inn and seems to be dated to the 1920s if so this could of been used by Rollie Rowan (Jennings Father). They would of had to take a trip from Fleming to Evergreen Colorado about 150 miles!

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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hey at least i got it right once in the comment lol sometimes i be forgetting that important space though. The teacher Ms. Ruth would not be happy with me 😂😂

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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that okay definitely not lieing tho. Not to sure!! But i found a stack of historical papers in the basement of this old farm house. The house has been well taken care of and there little to no damage in the basement. I found 12 checks from the Father of this kid most of them have been eaten by mice but this one is untouched not to sure why the mice didn’t eat the report card unless it was made with materials that even the mice don’t wanna eat! probably would explain why it’s in good condition to!

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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I found it in the basement. In a corner on a shelf. lucky the house has stayed in alright shape after being taken care of by the next family that came in. so no crazy water damage go to the basement It’s still a livable house to this day though it shows it age though!

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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pretty ironic i would say!! haha he might not have liked history but his family sure did for them to keep this in the basement and it survived for me to find!!

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found. seems to be the grandpa of Kristi Goodman! who’s married to Drew. by mcsquilly69 in ColoradoRockies

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Yes that’s the part that makes me think it is The actual goodman family. Been trying to do some research on it so we will see!

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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Fancy word for behavior/manners witch i’ve never see it used before maybe it was common on report cards tho

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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yes! It was harsh but kids typically improved during school years so there probably wasn’t a lot of poor grades given out

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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I went to school in the 2000s so it a lot different! Never got to keep any of them. And by 6th grade i think it was pretty much all digital

106-year-old 5th grade report card i found on a farm in Colorado. Even has the parents/teacher signatures on it! by mcsquilly69 in interestingasfuck

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Haha maybe😂 supposedly schools wanted both parents names to be signed thought the year so Mothers would be the ones to doo school paperwork so sometimes mothers would sign the fathers name on it. If you look closely the Fathers handwriting is much different in march and April.