Pinehurst Outlook Announces Sixth Year, Growth and Campaigns
The Pinehurst Outlook enters its sixth year under new management with aims to print all the news about Pinehurst. It pledges illustrated features, stories, verse, and local notices to meet growing village demand. Autumn scenes, favorable weather, and a citizen-driven push for better roads are highlighted as Pinehurst’s future potential is explored. Secretary J A Houmers of the North Carolina Good Roads Association advocates for improved roads and public awareness.
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Pinehurst
J. A. HouMers
North Carolina Good Roads Association
United States Public Roads Information Bureau
Winter courses in agriculture and dairying offer practical education
Mr Charles W Danby urges road improvement as essential for progress and notes a social reform movement in the South. He cites Swiss farm education as a model where schools teach stock care, dairying, soil study and civics. The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts offers winter courses in agriculture and dairying at West Raleigh for young people. Thanksgiving donations are hoped to be larger than last year as Oxford Tome hats for 250 children are planned.
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Tin Soucer
Charles W. Danby
Conference For Education In the
South
Charles J. Parker
North Carolina
Switzerland
Little Comn
North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
West Raleigh
State Plans For Public School Houses
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction has arranged with Barrett and Thompson, architects, to prepare five plans for public school houses of one to four rooms. Costs will range from 250 to 1500, with emphasis on modern light, heating and ventilation, plus beauty of design and economy.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Messrs. Barrett
Thompson
Orphans Day Gains Notice in North Carolina
The State's Orphans' Day highlights work in state orphan homes as widespread and beneficent. Citizens show growing interest, with Thanksgiving time bringing large contributions of time effort and money, making Thanksgiving Day widely recognized as Orphans' Day in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Doctor Crockett Joins Berkshire as House Physician
Dr Montgomery A Crockett of Buffalo New York arrives as house physician at The Berkshire for the season joining Mrs Crockett and sons Albert 5 and Gilman K Crockett. He will remain until The Carolina opens and is noted as a prominent Buffalo general practitioner.
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Montgomery A. Crockett
Buffalo
N. W
Berkshire
N. Y
Good Roads For Guilford County Amid Road Plan
Guilford County Greensboro as county seat begins road building era driven by mills and factories. County road tax equals annual interest on 300000 bond and sinking fund, enabling immediate construction of a countywide good roads system without raising taxes. An election to secure the bond issue may be held early next year.
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Guilford
Greensboro
Summer School of the South to Expand in Knoxville
The Summer School of the South held in Knoxville Tennessee drew over 2000 students last summer. Plans for a larger session in 108 are underway with new buildings and a bigger faculty. So far $15000 has been raised for running the school excluding building costs.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee opens new Education Department
The University of Tennessee establishes a new Department of Education to open January 6, designed to train teachers for leadership roles in public and private schools. It aims to prepare superintendents and principals and offers instruction in pedagogy, educational psychology, history of education, school economics, and various subject-specific teacher training tracks.
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Department of Education
University of Tennessee
University Department
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Moore County
James W. Turts
Leonard Tufts
Herbert J. Jillson
N.C
Pinehurst General Office
Real Republic of the World
Guilford County
Summer School of the South
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