When was it published?

July 9, 1889 in Evening Capital Journal

Domestic News July 9, 1889

Evening Capital Journal

Q: What keywords are associated?

Teachers Institute, Summer Session, Attendance, Class Recitations, Examinations

Salem, Marion County, Oregon

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What is this article about?

The county teachers' institute has started its summer session with growing attendance, listing additional participants such as Anna M. Jones and others. The program includes daily class recitations, to be followed by reviews and final examinations in the latter part of next month.

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The county teachers' institute is now nicely started on its summer session. The attendance is increasing, and aside from those mentioned yesterday, the following are in attendance: Anna M. Jones, J. A. Sellwood, Eva Bruce, Lydia Deniger, Eliza Ahlhauser, L. J. Culver, A. D. Leach, M. E. Malheur, H. H. Riman, J. B. Leatherman, Helena Hibbard, and Percy W. Willis.

The daily program consists of regular class recitations which will be followed the latter part of next month by extensive reviews and final examinations.

What sub-type of article is it?

Education

What keywords are associated?

Teachers Institute Summer Session Attendance Class Recitations Examinations

What entities or persons were involved?

Anna M. Jones J. A. Sellwood Eva Bruce Lydia Deniger Eliza Ahlhauser L. J. Culver A. D. Leach M. E. Malheur H. H. Riman J. B. Leatherman Helena Hibbard Percy W. Willis

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Event Date

Summer Session, Currently Ongoing

Key Persons

Anna M. Jones J. A. Sellwood Eva Bruce Lydia Deniger Eliza Ahlhauser L. J. Culver A. D. Leach M. E. Malheur H. H. Riman J. B. Leatherman Helena Hibbard Percy W. Willis

Outcome

attendance increasing

Event Details

The county teachers' institute has begun its summer session with increasing attendance, including the listed individuals in addition to those mentioned previously. The daily program features regular class recitations, to be followed by extensive reviews and final examinations in the latter part of next month.