Saline County Teachers Association Convenes in Marshall
The Saline County Teachers Association met in the circuit court room with Superintendent W T Carrington presiding. Papers on reading and language work were presented by Fisher Crear Johnson Hixon Levy and Dysart with two evening addresses by Dr R H Jesse and Carrington. The group adjourned after Friday’s events and issued resolutions thanking Superintendent Carrington for his rural school leadership as he retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County Teachers’ Association
Circuit Court
W. ©. Fisher
H. A. Edwards
Anna Koatright
Minnie Crear
Rob’t Johnson
Slater
J. T. Hixon
Vic Levy
Shackelford School
Anna Dysart
Malta Bend
R. H. Jesse
Columbia
Saline County Teachers Association Resolution Summary
The group extends thanks to Dr. R. H. Jesse for his address on Missouri secondary education, to Prof. I N Evrard for support to public schools, and to Supt. C. H. Hitchborn for presiding. It praises growth of educational spirit in Saline County with new buildings and $200000 spent, supports county supervision under W. C. Fisher, and thanks Stewart Chapel invitees and state official W. T. Carrington. A copy of the resolution will be filed in minutes and sent to the county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Jesse
Missouri
Angel
Jesse
Saline County
Saline
I. N. Evrard
C. H. Hitchborn
W. C. Fisher
General Assembly
Stewart Chapel
M. L. Francis
Lee Jeter
Daisy Francisco
Eliza Altes
W. T. Carrington
Prin
J. H. Kenner
Colored Teachers Meeting of Saline County at Lincoln School
The Saline County Colored Teachers Association held a two day meeting at Lincoln School in Marshall on September 18 and 19 with twenty one teachers in attendance. Each speaker handled their subjects well and the group adopted resolutions thanking Lincoln School and the association for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Colored Teachers’ Association
Lincoln School
Marshall, Mo
Dedication Day at Stew art Chapel draws thousands
Dedication services at M V C turning over Stew art Chapel to trustees attracted about 5000 people with overflow on campus. Gov Folk delivered a nonpartisan good citizenship address. An anonymous writer lamented a breach of confidence after the hall ceremony when U D C members presented Gen A P Stewart a bouquet and Stewart replied with remarks he deemed inappropriate for the invited audience. An evening banquet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Chapel
Marshall
Gov. Folk
A. P. Stewart
Stewart
Mrs Henrietta A Maresh Praises Peruna Remedy
A letter from Mrs Henrrietta A Maresh of Los Angeles describes suffering seven weeks with la grippe and swift recovery after using Peruna. She credits the remedy for renewed health and notes continued use. The letter is dated August 31, 1904 and mentions travels in Kentucky and Tennessee where Peruna was effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta A
Marsh
Loe Angeles
Woman's Benevolent Ace
Marah
Kentucky
Tennessee
Perana
Menriettia A
Alumni Saline County teachers rise in state college union
Alumni and Saline County teachers join with the State College union to press for reforms and shared goals in education funding and curriculum standards amid district tensions and faculty mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County Teachers
The
State College Union
Postmaster Genser Delivers Slater Folk Meeting Report
Postmaster Genser, exhausted after a Folk meeting at Slater, passed through Gillam barely able to speak due to a severe cold. He says the crowd showed little enthusiasm, so he shouted between times to keep the boys’ spirits up, feeling providentially afflicted by the ordeal.
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Genser
Gillam
Slater
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Hayes & Russel
W. L. Douglas
Saline County Teachers Assoc’n
Carrington
Mo. Valley College
Association and
College Union
School of
Wes
Marshall and
Oaline Callad
Missouri Valley College
Werrietta
LA Grippe
Dr.price
de. Peice