Rural Education

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#	Title	Date	Summary
301	W. S. S. campaign in full sway; professors active in work College Eye 9:16, p.1	01/30/1918	Teachers in Rural Education are encouraging their students to buy War Savings Stamps.
302	The intensive school house campaign College Eye 9:15, p.8	01/23/1918	Is meeting with success.
303	The Rural Department Alumni News Letter 2:1, p.3	01/01/1918	F. E. Fuller and Albert C. Fuller are hired as professors in Rural Education.
304	Society College Eye 9:12, p.6	12/19/1917	Ruth Snider and Carrie Watson hosted the Homerians in a "Hard Times" party; Iowa Club played games and Macy Campbell spoke on the value of games in rural education.
305	Abstract of report College Eye 9:10, p.2	11/28/1917	Report by A. C. Fuller for a conference on rural life and education to be held in St. Paul, Minnesota.
306	The patrons and children of the rural schools College Eye 9:10, p.8	11/28/1917	Will be here for Rural Achievement Day.
307	Fred D. Cram, 1909 Alumni News Letter 1:1, p.1	07/01/1917	Rural school educator has published "The Annual School Bulletin" covering school affairs and progress.
308	Howard County teachers visit I. S. T. C. College Eye 8:31, p.8	05/30/1917
309	Do you live in the country or in a small town? College Eye 8:23, p.1	04/04/1917	Y. W. C. A. to offer lectures on community leadership for women.
310	New demonstration rural schools College Eye 8:23, p.6	04/04/1917	New rural demonstration schools add teachers.
311	State Board of Education business College Eye 8:19, p.6	02/21/1917	Agenda for meeting provided.
312	Community centers in the demonstration schools College Eye 8:7, p.4	11/01/1916	Explains the role of schools as social centers for rural communities.
313	New bulletins Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	09/01/1916	"Progress in Rural Education" and "Extension Work" were published recently, and Macy Campbell and Irving Hart have been working on improving the Extension Division.
314	The training schools Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	07/01/1916	Training schools are expanding; high school commencement was notable; and rural demonstration schools have improved.
315	The Iowa Club Old Gold 0:0, p.272	06/01/1916	Purpose and activities of the club, which studies rural education; photo.
316	Iowa Club College Eye 7:28, p.1	05/03/1916	Demonstration school children have been participating in a declamatory contest; Professor Campbell is recovering from a two-week illness; twelve hundred people attended the last meeting.
317	Official College Eye 7:27, p.5	04/26/1916	Faculty changes; alumni news; news from other campuses; Professor Wright completes forty years of service and is named Senior Professor and College Historian; will lead Bible study and prepare historical papers.
318	Official College Eye 7:26, p.6	04/19/1916	Faculty changes; Iowa education news.
319	The rural demonstration work Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1916	Sixteen rural demonstration schools are located in the area and two others will be consolidated. Cooperative school arrangement is also planned for two townships.
320	Official College Eye 7:23, p.7	03/29/1916	News of area schools; alumni news; National Education Association news.
321	Making country life attractive College Eye 7:21, p.7	03/08/1916	Discusses ways to keep students interested in staying in rural Iowa.
322	Rural education College Eye 7:21, p.3	03/08/1916	New program developed by President Seerley will train students to be township supervisors; news of the rural education department.
323	Rural Education College Eye 7:20, p.3	03/01/1916	Community meetings were held in study centers throughout the state.
324	Rural education College Eye 7:15, p.5	01/26/1916	Professor Fullerton led singing; Iowa Glee Club performed; Professor Colegrove spoke about efficient teaching.
325	Official College Eye 7:13, p.8	01/12/1916	Examination of education-related matters.
326	Nashville Rural Teacher Training Conference Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	12/01/1915	Alumni Edward E. Rall, Professor of Education, J. Herbert Kelley, and George S. Dick, presidents of normal schools in Colorado and Nebraska participated in conference.
327	Official College Eye 7:11, p.6	12/01/1915	Observations on the National Conference on Rural Teacher Training.
328	Iowa Club College Eye 7:10, p.3	11/24/1915	Former members visited meeting; news of members and club activities.
329	Official College Eye 7:10, p.6	11/24/1915	News of alumni; news of other normal schools.
330	Iowa Club College Eye 7:9, p.5	11/17/1915	President Seerley spoke about "When Rural Schools Have Done Their Work and Set the People Free".
331	Professional; Iowa and Rural Education College Eye 7:9, p.2	11/17/1915	Believes rural community is foundation for society.
332	Iowa Club College Eye 7:8, p.1	11/10/1915	Program lasted eight minutes; made up songs about Iowa.
333	Iowa First College Eye 7:8, p.1	11/10/1915	"Iowa First" theme song
334	The vision of the rural teacher College Eye 7:7, p.3	11/03/1915	Text of speech given during chapel.
335	An open letter College Eye 7:6, p.2	10/27/1915	Description of plan for practical agriculture in school.
336	Official College Eye 7:4, p.6	10/13/1915	News notes on education, faculty changes, and on alumni.
337	High School inspector becomes member of the faculty College Eye 7:3, p.6	10/06/1915	Brief profile of John C. McGlade.
338	Assistant Professors--The Faculty Club Old Gold 0:0, p.63	06/01/1915	Overview of the faculty club and their activities; photo.
339	The Iowa Club Old Gold 0:0, p.289	06/01/1915	History and overview of the club; photos, formal and informal; photo.
340	Noted educator visits Teachers College; Dr. A. E. Winship of Boston spends two days at college; will study cooperation plan College Eye 6:29, p.1	04/29/1915	Dr. A. E. Winship will be studying rural education plan started by President Seerley.
341	The Iowa Club Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	The Iowa Club is a student organization managed by the rural teachers who are taking the special course for country school training. It is a literary society and discusses everything pertaining to country life, and country school work.
342	Almost 1000 rural teachers College Eye 6:23, p.7	03/18/1915	Attended meeting on ISTC campus.
343	Official Notes College Eye 6:21, p.3	02/18/1915	Makes important education-related announcements from both on and off campus; Macy Campbell named Acting Director of rural education; Professors Hart and Colegrove will be in charge of study centers.
344	Community center meeting is successful; Teachers College faculty and patrons of school units in starting things right at new Eddy School College Eye 4:11, p.9	12/03/1914	Meeting was held at Eddy School No. 6, one of I. S. T. C.'s ten model schools; will serve as model rural school.
345	Supt. Pearl De Jarnette College Eye 4:8, p.7	10/29/1914	Pearl De Jarnette is conducting meetings to promote better rural schools.
346	Department of Rural Education Old Gold 0:0, p.206	06/01/1914	Organization of the department includes study centers and local rural schools; photo.
347	The True Blue Club Old Gold 0:0, p.203	06/01/1914	Illustration of winding road, photos of glee club and officers.
348	Contributed; rural education at the Iowa State Teachers College College Eye 3:30, p.497	05/14/1914	Professor Campbell talks about the new curriculum.
349	Editorial College Eye 3:30, p.491	05/14/1914	Ruth Austin and Inez Brown will perform; Professor Campbell will explain rural education work; ISTC will play Ellsworth in baseball.
350	True Blue Club notes College Eye 3:29, p.481	05/07/1914	Will explain rural school certificate.
351	Editorial College Eye 3:26, p.427	04/16/1914	Orchestra will perform; believes that rural school extension work is worth study; Iowa Academy of Science will meet on campus.
352	Several interesting and important meetings held under auspices of the rural schools extension department College Eye 3:26, p.429	04/16/1914	Explains program to those whose children are in rural school districts that will be supervised by ISTC.
353	True Blue Club meeting College Eye 3:26, p.429	04/16/1914	Professor Hart spoke about "Rural Problems from the Standpoint of the Rural School".
354	Meeting of True Blue Club College Eye 3:20, p.334	02/19/1914	Will consider woman suffrage.
355	True Blue Club College Eye 3:19, p.321	02/12/1914	Discussed teaching in rural schools as opposed to teaching in town schools.
356	Official Notes College Eye 3:17, p.286	01/29/1914	Study Center schedule; summary of teaching certificates issued; ISTC students will be granted certificate for two year rural education course of study.
357	President Seerley's co-operation proposition received favorably College Eye 3:17, p.283	01/29/1914	Rural schools within a few miles of Cedar Falls will be supervised by ISTC; plan for assisting with rural education.
358	True Blue Club notes College Eye 3:17, p.285	01/29/1914	Will not meet until next week.
359	Official Notes College Eye 3:15, p.257	01/15/1914	News about study centers, Iowa education, and faculty appointments; Professors Hart and Eels will joint faculty sometime this spring.
360	True Blue Club notes College Eye 3:15, p.254	01/15/1914	Membership has increased.
361	Editorial College Eye 3:14, p.235	01/08/1914	Enrollment for winter term is about 1500; Training School Building ready for use; ISTC will assist rural schools.
362	Official Notes College Eye 3:14, p.238	01/08/1914	News about the faculty and curriculum; Professors Hart and Eells to assist in rural education work; Training School Building ready for students.
363	True Blue Club College Eye 3:12, p.202	12/11/1913	Officers elected.
364	Blue Club will hold meeting College Eye 3:11, p.183	11/13/1913	Program for the meeting.
365	First convention was a success College Eye 3:8, p.136	10/23/1913	North Central County Schools Association held first convention at T. C.; hope to raise standard of rural schools; President Seerley proposes Saturday study centers.
366	True Blue Club organized College Eye 3:7, p.119	10/16/1913	Rural school students formed glee club and elected officers.
367	Official Notes College Eye 3:5, p.88	10/02/1913	President Seerley will speak on rural school matters; a new secretary will be appointed; faculty considering changes in academic calendar, meeting rules, and curriculum.
368	Faculty changes College Eye 3:4, p.73	09/24/1913	Chloe Siner is taking Mabel Lodge's position in English; J. O. Perrine and Macy Campbell join staff; photo.
369	Official Notes College Eye 3:4, p.72	09/24/1913	News notes of important faculty and school matters; Professor Loughridge is in Germany; new classes in home economics organized; library crowded; enrollment is over 1300; Professor Campbell studying rural schools.
370	The Country School College Eye 2:17, p.2	01/30/1913	Every country school teacher should read the book by Homer Seerley called "The County School".
371	New department of agriculture College Eye 2:4, p.1	09/26/1912	W. H. Davis joins the faculty; will help prepare students for work in rural education.
372	County superintendents meet here next week; program for annual spring conference is announced will discuss many topics, session will last two days College Eye 1:24, p.1	04/10/1912	Will emphasize rural education.
373	The faculty of the State Teachers' College College Eye 1:21, p.7	03/06/1912	Arrangements for a rural school conference are being made.
374	Diary of a country school teacher College Eye 1:4, p.65	04/12/1911	Article provides excerpts from a country school teacher's diary.
375	Official Notes Normal Eyte 21:18, p.306	02/01/1911	Iowa education news; Professor Page asks for additional leave to allow his ankle to heal; legislators discuss simplified spelling; Margaret Baker now in Oklahoma; Ira Condit publishes regularly.
376	Official Notes Normal Eyte 21:16, p.272	01/18/1911	News of important educators and education-related events; pending legislation in the General Assembly.
377	Official Normal Eyte 20:16, p.264	01/12/1910	John Riggs is investigating rural education; fourteen states represented in college enrollment this year; Normalites at University of Iowa will hold banquet.
378	Editorial Normal Eyte 20:11, p.183	11/17/1909	Until country school teacher salaries are raised, few will want to teach there.
379	Official Normal Eyte 19:16, p.241	01/27/1909	Alumni held reunion at ISTA meeting; planning underway for education legislation in this General Assembly session.
380	Mrs. and Mrs. Macy Campbell Normal Eyte 18:12, p.191	12/11/1907	Brought rural school teachers from the Alden schools.
381	Macy Campbell Normal Eyte 18:10, p.157	11/13/1907	Brought seven rural teachers to observe teaching methods here at the school.
382	Pres. Shelton "deserves praise"; president Seerley of the State Normal College discusses his address Normal Eyte 13:21, p.327	02/21/1903	Letter from President H. H. Seerley discusses rural education..
383	The teacher problem Normal Eyte 12:17, p.258	01/25/1902	Assessment of providing enough high quality teachers for Iowa.
384	Official Normal Eyte 9:19, p.446	02/17/1900	I. J. McDuffie reappointed to Board of Trustees; state considering teacher certification and additional normal schools; hopes that ISNS will be treated favorably by the General Assembly; rural teachers need help.
385	Official Normal Eyte 9:15, p.350	01/20/1900	Summary of Governor Shaw's educational ideas included ideas relating to the Normal School and the millage tax for construction of buildings.
386	Honorable Henry Sabin Normal Eyte 6:11, p.122	11/21/1896	Will speak on rural schools at NEA.
387	One of the greatest needs Normal Eyte 6:4, p.37	10/03/1896	Believes country schools need to be better organized; praises Henry Sabin's efforts.
388	Professor D. S. Wright Normal Eyte 6:2, p.14	09/19/1896	Named chairman of state committee studying rural education.
389	On Friday afternoon Normal Eyte 3:28, p.224	04/14/1894	Description of Shakespearean Society program; present scene from district school.
390	Kranky Kroaks Normal Eyte 3:7, p.51	10/21/1893	The plight of the hard-working school teacher who is expected to play a leading social role in town, too.
391	A protest Normal Eyte 2:18, p.142	01/28/1893	Believes country schools could benefit from better physical facilities such as adequate stoves, desks, and ventilation.
392	Josh Billings once said Normal Eyte 2:18, p.140	01/28/1893	Tribute to district school teachers.
393	County Superintendent Buechele Normal Eyte 2:9, p.68	11/08/1892	Believes that higher pay would attract more and better teachers, especially to rural schools.
394	Reform in the country schools Students' Offering :, p.	02/01/1880	Offers schedule and curriculum for schools.