Oral history interview with Iris Schwobe by Diedra Northern [Transcript]

Oral history interview by Diedra Northern with Iris Schwobe. Topics include: The donor's Aunt smoking a pipe; House cleaning for the Aunt; The nearest house being 2 blocks away; Businesses on Main Street such as saloons, banks, and stores; Attending school with a stove in the classroom; Teaching school for thirty-one years; Going on picnics and buggy rides; Teacher vs. Student softball games; Attending a Native American Bear Dance; Missing school all winter because of illness; Her father being a master carpenter; Her parents meeting at Fort Duchesne; Her parents building a house on Main street; Coming from a large family; The death of three siblings as children; Dance Halls; Effects of the Great Depression; Having her tonsils removed; Working for the WPA one summer; Getting books from the library and reading in apple trees; Playing in the ditch water; Her mother's Hot Toddy treatments for illness; The different houses, schools, and mills her father built; Field Trips with students; and classroom expectations.