The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-18

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large share Of the fostering superyis-
ion Of the State. as furnishing the
mass Of our citizens with all the ed
ucation they ever ACQUIRE. and with
sufficient, ii well impaired and we'll
received, for the practical necessities
Of life. are made prominent ia this
scheme, which proposes TO bring
the primary normal school within
reach Of the teachers in these grades.
It will appear from the exhaustive
paper on that subject 10 the Super
intendent's report, that the plan of
primary normal schools. tributary to
some central higher institution of
the kind. NAV be 90 arranged in de.
tails, as TO involve no great expense
70 the state; and I think I may
with confidence say, that such fAcili-
ties Tor the training OF our teachers
VIII refund 70 our school system, and
TO the general veal OF our common
wealth, such results q will be more
than an equivalent tQr the money
fKaMANsA1 SCHOOL Jum&
The indeDtedness OF the general
revenue TO the school fund has in
creased during the first hscal term
SS,6oS.l4, being the amount Of loss
audited in said fund in the several
counties OF the State. The whole
amount now held BY the general
revenue Is S243, ,Ob6.l6, earning for
the fund eight per cent. per annum.
The irst named sum, the constitu-
tion requires, must remain perma-
nent charge against the State; and
! believe such should be the case
with this cntire indebtedess to the
school fund, deeming it to be the
best investment OF the same that can
tnnd i a 1isi is;i 483O1 an ;noreasa a.
S22s sbs 81 aimee the report Of 1889
The inoome derived from this fund
dnr;n . the mast two va.rs and an.
nortioned AMONG the count;es
smonnts to AGA 4S7 38 or about ia
mar cent Of the fi,nd
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