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Domestic News
March 5, 1910
The Savannah Tribune
Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia
What is this article about?
County School Commissioner C. L. Smith in Lowndes County, Georgia, is arranging prizes for rural school pupils to encourage farm work: boys under 18 for successful crop growing, girls for proficiency in cooking, needlework, flower culture, and poultry raising.
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GEORGIA NEWS NOTES.
To encourage the boys and girls of Lowndes county to do some specific work this year, and to stimulate interest in the farm, County School Commissioner C. L. Smith is arranging to award some very handsome prizes to the pupils of the rural schools. Prizes will be offered to the boys under eighteen years of age to be awarded to the most successful growers of certain crops, and to the girl pupils of the schools who show the greatest proficiency in cooking, needle work, flower culture and poultry raising.
To encourage the boys and girls of Lowndes county to do some specific work this year, and to stimulate interest in the farm, County School Commissioner C. L. Smith is arranging to award some very handsome prizes to the pupils of the rural schools. Prizes will be offered to the boys under eighteen years of age to be awarded to the most successful growers of certain crops, and to the girl pupils of the schools who show the greatest proficiency in cooking, needle work, flower culture and poultry raising.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Lowndes County
School Prizes
Rural Education
Agriculture Stimulation
Pupil Competitions
What entities or persons were involved?
C. L. Smith
Where did it happen?
Lowndes County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Lowndes County
Key Persons
C. L. Smith
Event Details
County School Commissioner C. L. Smith is arranging to award prizes to rural school pupils: boys under eighteen for most successful crop growing, girls for proficiency in cooking, needle work, flower culture, and poultry raising, to encourage specific work and stimulate farm interest.