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100 James Keith , President Calaveras Co. Board of Education , delivered an
address at the recent County Institute on Public THE WESTERN JOURNAL OF
EDUCATION Libraries . It has been published by request of the Institute , in
succeeds ...
100 James Keith , President Calaveras Co. Board of Education , delivered an
address at the recent County Institute on Public THE WESTERN JOURNAL OF
EDUCATION Libraries . It has been published by request of the Institute , in
succeeds ...
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TEHAMA COUNTY TEACHERS ' INSTITUTE , The twenty - sixth session met at
Red Bluff , Dec. 20 , 1897. Supt . 0. E. Graves , président ; Miss Naomi Baker and
E. B. Warmoth , vicepresidents ; J. D. Sweeney , secretary ; Edith K. Johnson ...
TEHAMA COUNTY TEACHERS ' INSTITUTE , The twenty - sixth session met at
Red Bluff , Dec. 20 , 1897. Supt . 0. E. Graves , président ; Miss Naomi Baker and
E. B. Warmoth , vicepresidents ; J. D. Sweeney , secretary ; Edith K. Johnson ...
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Richard D. Faulkner , Washington Wilson , H. C. Petray and Music , Juliet Powell
Rice , chairman , Laura V. Sweesy , secMary Prag were nominated for the office
of vice - president . Two retary , were to be elected and the choice fell to H. C. ...
Richard D. Faulkner , Washington Wilson , H. C. Petray and Music , Juliet Powell
Rice , chairman , Laura V. Sweesy , secMary Prag were nominated for the office
of vice - president . Two retary , were to be elected and the choice fell to H. C. ...
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Resolved , that this Associatio express its hearty appreciation of the inspiring and
suggestive address is of Dr. Andrew S. Draper , President of the University of
Ilinois ; also i's thanks to State Superintend - nt F. J. Browne of Washington for his
...
Resolved , that this Associatio express its hearty appreciation of the inspiring and
suggestive address is of Dr. Andrew S. Draper , President of the University of
Ilinois ; also i's thanks to State Superintend - nt F. J. Browne of Washington for his
...
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W. CHILDS , nouncement place in your columns , I am , for the executive
committee , yours truly , President California Teachers ' Association , 1898 .
IRWIN SHEPARD , Secretary N. E. A. Prof. Childs was five years old , when , in
1850 , his ...
W. CHILDS , nouncement place in your columns , I am , for the executive
committee , yours truly , President California Teachers ' Association , 1898 .
IRWIN SHEPARD , Secretary N. E. A. Prof. Childs was five years old , when , in
1850 , his ...
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