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Regarding "the Decora boy" going to Genoa, transportation expenses, and his previous attendance at Winnebago Public School, which here is noted as unconfirmed.

Regarding the acceptance of Wilbur Decors into Genoa in light of his home conditions, provided that the money for transportation is not covered by Genoa, which is unable to pay those funds at the present time.

Regarding Edna Thomas and her siblings' absence from school while their father is sick, and a request for her and her siblings to return.

Regarding Wilber Decora's potential enrollment at Genoa.

Regarding S. Toledo Sherry's April 1922 report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs of his activities as Genoa's Day School Inspector.

Regarding the enclosed Monthly Report of Activities for April 1922.

Regarding an April report to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, as well as the death of Silas Wood of the Omaha people.

Regarding a misunderstanding about statistics on delinquent pupils that occurred on a recent phone conversation.

Regarding Mr. Sherry's expressed inability to help B. J. Young's child or dependent by relocating him to another school after running away from Genoa.

Regarding B. J. Young's trouble with his child or dependent, unnamed here, after he ran away from Genoa, and request to "Mr. Sherrie" to do something to help him with the boy.