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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
11
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Local store announces new 1921 wallpaper samples just in and invites customers to select now. Department highlights fresh patterns and spring options to refresh interiors.
The article traces education in western Virginia from colonial log schools to the 1863 state system. It describes Old Field Schools, their log structures, furnishings, and methods, and outlines teacher pay, curricula, and the shift to free public schooling after statehood. It notes George Washington’s 1747 reference and the 1864 law establishing free schools.
The national congress of the Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association in Washington voted to integrate thrift and savings into public school curricula. It urged teacher training in thrift principles such as efficiency self control and self reliance and endorsed school thrift banks and related teaching in normal schools and teachers institutes.
The Beckley Office Equipment Company, occupying rooms in the Raleigh Register building for nine months, has moved to the former Bair Bros. Motor Company space in the Beckley Hotel building. The shift provides additional room driven by the firm’s tremendous growth since its founding.
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