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December 19, 1907
Heppner Gazette
Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon
What is this article about?
School children in Albany-Linn County are taking great interest in the new agriculture subject introduced this fall, with daily recitations required in seventh and eighth grades across county schools, according to reports to Superintendent Jackson.
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Albany-Linn county school children are taking great interest in the new subject of agriculture, the teaching of which was begun this fall. No experiment work has yet been begun in this county, but in the seventh and eighth grades in all the schools of the county one recitation each day is required in an agricultural text book. Reports received by County School Superintendent Jackson state that probably greater interest is manifested in this study than in any other branch.
Albany-Linn county school children are taking great interest in the new subject of agriculture, the teaching of which was begun this fall. No experiment work has yet been begun in this county, but in the seventh and eighth grades in all the schools of the county one recitation each day is required in an agricultural text book. Reports received by County School Superintendent Jackson state that probably greater interest is manifested in this study than in any other branch.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Agriculture Education
School Children
Linn County
Superintendent Jackson
What entities or persons were involved?
County School Superintendent Jackson
Where did it happen?
Albany Linn County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Albany Linn County
Event Date
This Fall
Key Persons
County School Superintendent Jackson
Event Details
School children are taking great interest in the new subject of agriculture begun this fall. No experiment work yet, but seventh and eighth grades have one daily recitation in an agricultural textbook. Reports indicate greater interest than in any other branch.