Demand for Teachers Outpaces Supply State Offers Certificate
Education and its field show rising demand for teachers. State institutes issue certificates and A M students participate in training programs to meet shortages.
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
2
Diversification boosts farming life in Brazos County
Article outlines the aims of the Agricultural Education department at A and M College and notes the demand for trained teachers. It highlights eight course paths for state certification, stresses practical extension work, and recounts I E Wilson's testimony on crop diversification and canning improving family living and school enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agricultural Education
A. and M. College
Texas
A. and
M. College
Brazos County
I. E. Wilson
Alexander
Mary Locke
Mr. Wilson
Buchanan
A. W. Buchanan
Chilean Ambassador Eduardo Suarez Mujica Resigns
Eduardo Suarez Mujica the Chilean ambassador to the United States resigned today and will leave his post in March. He announced the decision from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Eduardo Suarez Mujica
Government fights liquor sales to Indians expand under Chippewa treaty
Washington reports a dramatic drive to curb alcoholic sales to Native Americans. Commissioner Cato Sells notes enforcement has closed many saloons on reservations and even sparked a state to go dry under the 1855 Chippewa treaty. The effort includes court actions, educational campaigns, and halting annuity payments to press compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cato Sells
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Indian Service
Minnesota
Indian Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Indian Office
Sells
Inspector visits rural schools for mill ion dollar aid plan
L L Pugh state rural school inspector and Acting County Superintendent E R Williams toured Steep Hollow Reliance and Wellborn schools from Austin. They discussed apportioning the 1 000 000 rural aid as promised if schools meet requirements. Pugh did not detail each school's status. His report will go to Superintendent Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Pugh
Austin
E. R. Williams
Steep Hollow
Reliance
Wellborn
Mr. Pugh
Pugh
Williame
Sture
Parcel Post Marketing Insights for Farmers and Housewives
The farmer and housewife can use parcel post to sell and obtain country produce. Farmers Bulletin 703 details postal rates, container types, packing standards, and grading methods to ensure fresh, attractive products reach consumers. It warns of pricing tensions and stresses the value of direct producer consumer contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment of
Washington
Bulletin
Parcel Post
Waco Man Ro tan Named Director at Dallas Fed Bank
Edward Rotan of Waco was appointed a director for the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. The notice appeared in Washington on January 14 and marks a significant position within the Federal Reserve framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Edward Rotan
Waco
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
United States Watches Abroad Lotteries As War Drags On
Washington reports a rise in government lotteries abroad as the war lingers. Post Office detail notes two promotion methods: personal letters to Americans and circulating news stories about large winnings. Letters are diverted if suspicious. stories face mail ban if they publicize a lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs. Alice Erwin Hudson
The U D C and D A R mourn the death of Mrs. Alice Erwin Hudson. They praise her as a diligent worker and gentle, noble woman whose memory and influence linger. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Signed by Mrs. W G Taliaferro, Mrs. A M Waldrop, and Yrs. P M Raysor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Erwin Hudson
W. G. Taliaferro
A. M. Waldrop
P. M. Raysor
A. and M. College Professor Attends Pan American Meeting
Dr. C O C Hees returned from Washington where he attended a Pan American Scientific Society session. Dr. Hedges was chosen as delegate from the A and M College to the congress held December 27 to January 8. He reports the program as unusually strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coc Hees
A. and M. College
Washington
Pan- American Scientific Society
Hedges
Germany shifts to separate peace to face Britain
Paris reports that Kaiser Wilhelm plans a strategic pivot with Count Kraft and Prince Buelow in Switzerland to seek separate peace with France and Russia. The eastern front is seen as unlikely to yield decisive gains, while Germany plans renewed anti-Russian offensives in spring but faces reduced prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Hohenrohe
Count Kraft
Prince von Buelow
Switzerland
France
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Prince Hohenlohe
Beaumont Plans Nine-Story Hotel in City
E H Combs and J E Daily of the Jefferson Hotel Company visit Beaumont to gauge public sentiment for a new nine story hotel costing 250000 dollars. Architect H C Cooke says plans are ready, contract to be let soon and construction to begin shortly near Laurel and Alamo by the Southern Pacific depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
E. H. Combs
J. E. Daily
Houston
Jefferson Hotel Company
H. C. Cooke
Laurel and Alamo
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Prof
M. L. Hayes
E. E. Wilson
Tabor
Office of Information
U. S
United
Herb
May Move
Nealer
Albert H. Keller
Ella Marie Prinzel
C. F. Bertelli
Washington Post
Paris
Nowlet Artic
Orgs
Jread
M. H. James
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