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McMurr , of the Ott Schools of
Expression , Chicago , will address
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the teachers on the subject , "The i
Better Personality" .
Orthoepy will be emphasized.
Each teacher who feels the need
of this work should take either
Orthoepy with Prof. Hoff or
Primary Reading with Miss
Newell.
It is quite certain that Nebraska
teachers will have to pass an ex
ami nation in Vocal Music in the
near future. \Ve desire to pre-
pare the way for the teachers of
Richardson County , not only that
they may learn to read music ,
but that they may be prepared to
teach it in accordance with the
latest and most advanced ideas.
Already many of our teachers
are doing good work in vocal
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mnsic. : Mrs. H. P. Richmond ,
who is a specialist in : this line of
work will present the subject.
Picture Study.
All have been delighted with
the work in this subject during
the past two years and the county
superintendent has been urged to
have a class in Picture Study dur-
ing the coming institute.
Miss Martha Pierce of Lincoln
a specialist in this line of work
will have charge of the art ex-
hibit and present the subject of
picture study. The good results
of the last twe. ears work in this
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line are seen in nearly' every
school house in the county. The
; tudy of pictures is a subject
: strongly urging its claim upon
the teachers of today. By Pic-
ture study is meant learning to
appreciate the master piece in
art which have stood the sever-
est test of critics and still have
their messages of the true , the
beautiful and the good to convey
to us as in days of yore.
The Art Exhibit.
The art exhibit will have been
prepared at considerable labor
and expense and will again bring
within the reach of cur teachers
reproductions of the greatest
treasures of art '
Exhibit of School Work
This has become . . . . a permanent
feature of our institute. Prof J.
\ Watson of Verdon will have
charge of this work. Teachers
who have not already sent work
for this exhibit are urged to do
so.Ve hope to have each school
in the county represented in , this
exhibit. The district number
should be on each piece of ex-
hibit. The work will be returned -
ed to the schools.
Two classes in Grammar will
be offered ; one , Beginning Meth-
ods , and the other only Diagram-
ming , and Analysis. Longwell's
methods will be' presented : ; ,
Teachers who wish to take either
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of these classes should bring a
copy of Lou gwell's Grammar if
they have it.
Two classes in Arithmetic will
be offered ; one Written and the
other Men tal. .
Letter Writing.
Teachers in commercial schools ,
county superintendents and fn
fact all experienced teachers as
well as business men lament that
this subject , all important as it is ,
is greatly neglected , not only in
our common schools , but also in
Normal and Commercial Colleges.
The object of this course will be
to emphasize and drill on the
mechanical part of letter writing
and at the same time give careful
attention to the composition-the
English work. Each teacher
taking this work will be expected
to write letters each day. These
letters will be corrected , blue
marked , returned to the teachers
and discussed in class. Prine
Osher Schlaifer will have charge
of this work.
There will be a short business
meeting of the Richardson County
'Teachers' Association at the close
of the opening exercises Tuesday
morning. - : This will be held
early in the week that the pro-
gram committee may have time
to prepare the program for the
, next meeting before the close of
. the institute.
i The Teachers Reading Circle
Work selected for , Richardson
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consists of "Common Sense
Didacties" by Henry Sabin , "The . . . , . , , . . .
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Teacher"- supply of books
will be on hand at the institute.
Each teacher in the county is
urged to do the Reading Circle '
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Each member of the institute is :
expected t9 keep a record of the
doings from day to day in an
institute note book furnished for
that pnrpose.
Close application and good ,
work in class will be recognized
and due allowance made in mak-
ing up the grades at the close of -.J
institute. -
High school pupils and all who
expect to teach within the . next
year or two will find themselves
much benifitted by attending the
institute. .
A cordial invitation is extended
to school officers and patrons to .
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attend any or all sessions.
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Lewis McPherson '
Wells Windmills I
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Stock'Food , Dipping Tanks ' - \ , . . '
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Lightning Rods
Pump and Windmill Repairing a
Specialty. All Work Is .
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