Fannin County Institute Holds Early Session for Teachers
The Fannin County Institute met in Bonham with Supt. B. C. Tar tet presiding at 9 o'clock. Dr. E. M. McConnell read Proverbs chapter 22 and gave a notable address emphasizing preaching, religion in education, and cordial welcome to all teachers. Faculty from Windom, S. M. U., Burleson College, and local schools participated as women outnumbered men, with about 300 teachers in attendance.
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Vic
Fankin County
B. C. Tartet
BE. M. McConnell
Bryan
F. A. Spencer
Webb
Windom
Institute
J. F. Kimball
Harry L. Durham
Burleson College
Gribble
Bonham Schools
Fannin County Institute
Bonham
Remnant Conflicts Mark Civil War Era Remarks
A fragment discusses Lincoln’s death and Civil War memory, noting Confederate views and a misdated report while contrasting surrender at Appomattoox with Lincoln’s 1865 death. It mentions bids for a school depository for the 1925 year and a signatory, D W Sweeney, as school board president.
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Hoge
Herald
Abraham Lincoln
Feleign
Startling
Republic
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
South
Lee
Appomatox
Bonham Public Schools
Bates
Major Beast
D. W. Sweeney
Pres. School Board
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