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The annual session of the Richardson County Teachers' Institute will be held in the High School building '
' i'n Falls City , Neb. , beginning Monday morning , August 15 , and closing Saturday , August 20. _ '
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, . . Please study the above program. It may bc changed , as we wish to accommodate as many as possible , but conform to It as nearly V 1 - .
as you can. Have your first and second choice In each subject you desire to takc. Bring your desire to , work , your enthusiasm and 'r : ? ; ( '
your sociability with you. 'l'hanJdng 'ouln advance for your co-operation , I am , Fraternally Yours , - ' :
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Enrollment.
All teachers who can , conveniently -
ently are requested to enroll be-
fore the opening of the Institute.
'l he usual enrollment fee of $1
will be chargcd. It would be a
good plan to come to Falls City
Saturday , secure a boarding place
enroll be rested and ready for
work Monday morning. There
will be a list of boarding , places
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Exan1ination.
Saturday afternoon August 20 ,
will be given to examinations and
if there should be a demand for it
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en Monday and Tuesday August
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for examination will be used.
, Attendance.
The institute will last only six
days. It will be academic professional -
fessional and inspirational-all
three in one. It is very necessary
that all teachers in the county
meet at least once a year to learn
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to compare notes , gain inspiration
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get a definite understanding of
' the new school laws and under
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work for the coming year. All 1
who understand school work real
ize this to be true and in fact a
new school law makes attendance
at the institute one of the conditions -
tions of issuance of a teachers
certificate. The pro\'ision' is i
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tenden may excuse teachers from
institute , "When application is
made before the opening of the
institute and satisfactory reasons
for absence are given in writing
by such teachers. " But no excuse
will be granted except under the
most imperative circumstance.
It is certainly no imposition to
require all teachers to be present
the full session-six days , begin-
nitig Monday morning Please
remember that this is Your institute -
stitute , that it is not solely for
the purpose of gaining a little
more information about text books
but that to learn methods of
teaching and guiding the children -
ren intrustcd to your care IS its
main object. "Education is the
path and goal of human progress
in the focial circle.-Parker.
A weeks friendly conference
and mingling together are of
great importance to all of us.
Remember that you are a part
of the teaching force of this
county and you owe it to your-
self , to your fellow teachers , to
your patrons and to your chosen
profession to be present and to
lend all your influence toward
making your institute a su cees.
Instructors.
Most of our instructors are well
known to Richardson county
teachers and need no introduction
Supt. W. H. Pi11 buryFalls City ,
will have charge of beginner's
round table , the work in Physiology -
elegy , Geography and U. S.
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Supt. R. L. Hoff , Humboldt ,
will present Didactics , Written
Arithmetic , Mental Arithmetic
and Orthoepy
IVIiss Belle Newell , Grand Isl-
and , will hare charge of the pri-
mary subjects , Form Study and
Drawing , Read ing Methods , N um-
ucrs and will conduct a Primary
'l'eachers' Kensington each after-
noon 3:30 : to 4 o'clock. During
this hour , paper cutting and fold-
ing , raffia work , hammock weav-
ing and rug work will bc taught.
Even ladies who do not expect to
teach will find this work very interesting -
teresting and profitable and are
invited to join the class. Miss
Newell is one of Nebraska's most
popular institute instructors. She
has made special preparation in
the Chicago university for her
chosen work and has had charge
of the primary work in the Grand
Island public schools for several
years.
Mrs. H. P. Richmond , super-
visor of music in the South Oma-
ha public schools , will have charge
of the music work and teach the
teachers how to teach music in
the public schools.
Print I. G.'Vilson of Stella will
instruct in Ciyics and Elements
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of Agriculture.
Miss Martha Pierce , Art Instructor -
structor in the Lincoln schools ,
will have charge of the Art Ex-
hibit and instruct a class in
Picture Study.
Print Osher Schlaifer , Hum-
boldt , will have charge of the
work in' Letter 'Vriting.
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Our instructors are all active ,
and progressive educators and
are . chosen for their , ability and . : \
wllltngncss to do an for those '
who come under their tuition
that can be done in so short a '
time. You will find them all of
broad culture , familiar with the
needs of the lecture and enthu-
siastic workers in the cause of
cducation. .
Special Features.
The teachers reception and
spelling contest will be held in
the high school building Monday ' .
evening , A short program will .
bc given , refreshments will bc
served , and most important of all '
the teachers will get acquainted.
The words for the spelling '
contest will be taken from the ' ; 11
Roll of Honor spelling book , . '
Supt. Pillsbury will have charge .
of the contest. The first prize
will be a beautifully bound
collegiate dictionary. . ;
Tuesday evening .1\1rs. Dora V.
'Vheelock , President of the
Nebraska W.C.TU. will address
the teachers and other friends of
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scientific temperance instruction
in the Methodist churc The
public is invited. , ,
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Wednesday evening in the . ' , high - ? - .
school room , Dr. Geo. E. COndra ,
of the State University will de-
liver his popular lecture , V -"The
Geography of Nebraska" ( Stere-
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school room , Prof. Arthur .1 . t
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