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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
4
A broad movement begins to introduce manual training and industrial education into common schools, focusing on rural districts. The shift aims to train youth for practical life, emphasizing crafts, plant science, farming, and home management to improve personal and community prospects.
The first Lincoln County School Trustees Association meeting convened in Shoshone on Saturday February 19 with broad county and state representation. Highlights included talks by State Superintendent Miss Belle Chamberlain and educators from Lewiston and the State Normal schools, plus plans for future abstracts and a permanent executive committee.
The notice explains subscription explication printed on the label and states that all are dated the first of the month if received before the tenth, otherwise dated the following month. The subscription is for the current month and available at the News Stand of 8 Ft. TODD in Shoshone Idaho.
Idaho educators embrace industrial training with new programs. State University and Albion Normal expand agricultural and manual arts courses. Lewiston Normal plans model schools overseen by faculty. rural high schools grow under new law. Private Weiser school expands after endowment. Rural districts form Gret Rural High School network. programs emphasize practical trades alongside academics.
Methodist services at 11 a.m. with sermon on The Lords Prayer. Sunday school at noon titled False and untrue deciples from Mathew 7:13-29. Epworth League meets 6:30 p.m. on How to work from John 9:4-5 led by Miss Clara King. Evening preaching at 7:30 p.m. on Giving your influence ungodliness.
The Board of Commissioners met this day with Paul R. Kartzke as Chairman and Charles E. Gridley as Commissioner. Warrant payments approved for licenses under class No 2 totaling $495.20 to L N Huggins and others. J D Baker appointed Justice of the Peace. Road overseer bonds approved. Meeting adjourned to March 12 1910. Supreme Court decisions favor state laws on taxes and railroads. States Nebraska Minnesota South Carolina Kansas Alabama Georgia mentioned.
Lincoln county Idaho seeks to issue negotiate and sell bonds totaling 28000 dollars dated July 1 1910. Bonds range in denominations 100 500 1000 and three 1000 notes and one 500 note. Principal and interest payable at Lincoln County Treasurer or a New York bank. Bids must be written with a 5 percent certified check, due by April 14 1912. Board may reject any bids.
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