Rural schooling system across three intertwined paths considered
The article argues for a unified system linking consolidated rural schools, agricultural high schools, and colleges of agriculture to mirror city schooling. It cites 40 years of agricultural college work, 15 years of rural school trials with transport, and the need for educators to adopt and integrate these into a country city balanced education framework.
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Agricultural High School
College of Agriculture
Willet M. Hays
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Autumn Banquet for Miss Berdice Meyers at Normal College
Thirteen Normal College girls held a birthday banquet for Miss Berdice Meyers with autumn décor and carnat ions. The celebration included toasts and lively speeches as dormitory moves proceeded and new students joined the school while the Athena Literary Society formed.
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Berdice Meyers
Harriet
Montana
Bernice Meyers
Mary
Sophia Woodward
Buck
Berry
Scott
Hayden
Cora
Edna Owsley
Chambers
Simmons
Sheridan
Mamie O’brien
The
Normal
Lovell Ranch
Bagley
Mr. Horn
Mesdames Owsley
Norris
White
Swain
Chapmen
Stone
Jones
Lucinda Buck
Athena Literary Society
Carl Taylor
Anna Morris
Ivy Davidson
John Campbell
Clothier
Alice Goodson
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W. B. Jordan
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Idaho Register
Northern Pacific
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