Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-08-09

Preparations have begun all over the
great middle west for the annual exc
due. of young men and women to secure
a business education. The great train
ing school Mt La Crosse, the Wisconsin
Business University. the fame of which
extends from the Rockies to tbs Alle-
games, has announced its annual OPEN
ing on Tuesday, Sept. 9Th. In : years
thls school has grown from one of
merely local reputation to one of
national Importance. Soprominent has
IL become IN practical business training.
that the mere announcement Of the
opening of any its terms c,,,ssa a hutter
In the minds OF younx men and women
bent on securing a BrsSpaesa education
that will Secure them employment.
Fer the past 8 years there never has
been a time that the Wisconsin Bust.
ness University could not place more
graduates than it could turn ont, not
withstanding the fact that the average
at sndance for the past five wears has
been nearly 800. Unlike other schools
it holds out no inducements of cheap
board and cheap tuition; but offsets
such promises by the fact that over
2,oo0 OF Its graduates are employed In
positions paying from $40 to $500 a
month, Others are at the head of busi-
ness houses of their own.
1t Is tbe only school in the world that
mas o years given one month trial free
and 3 months additional tuition free, to
those who enter at the beginning OF
any OF the school terms. It's Diplomat
are guarantees of employment and eff
cheney. For % years its proprietor has
been identified with business education
and in the past s years, F. j. Toland,
has become the foremost man in the
business education that fits young men
and women for practical business life
In the great northwest. SO rapidlyi
has the school grown that the necessity
OF additional room has forced itself
upon Toland, until he outgrew his,
quarters in La Crosse, and has estab-
lshed three other schools, the Wausau
business university, now In its second
year, the Eau Claire business university
to be opened on September II and the
Monroe wis., business university
opening on the 9Th. All these schools
are under the direct supervision of Mr..
T.. j. Toland and under the personal
charge of'the very best teachers money
can hire. This year Mr.. Toland's
faculty will embrace 90 teachers, some
OF them having been with him for Is
years and have come to be q part of
his methods and systems In practical
business training. All over the coun-
try business men are taking an interest
IN the advanc ement Of the schools
already established, and the demands
made upon MIR. Toland from Iowa, I'LL
nois and Minnesota will no doubt lead
to the establishment of other schools in
the year of 1900. The present outlook
is that the four Toland business uni
versities will be crowded to their capa-
city for the fall and winter terms of
1899 and 1900. Business men lend their
names to their support. Those at the
head of educational departments in
public schools, willingly stand as refer
ences for the Toland schools and his
methods. Prof Karl Mathie, one of
the best known educators in the state of
Wisconsin, and at the head of the
Wausau schools says THE Toland
schools are all right. The teachers in
Wausau school are men of ability in
their particular branches of education.
From my observation, l would say that
the Toland schools are doing a good
work" Edward Blumer, county super
intendent Of schools at Monroe, Green
county, attaches his name to q list of
prominent business men, who secured
for Monroe. the Monroe Business Uni
versity and stands as one Of its sponsors.
THE BEST REFERENCES EVER GIVEN.
References, concentrations unsur.
passed by those of any other educational
institution in the world, are given to
the Toland Universities, by the firms
who employ their graduates. Banks all
over the country, banks in La Crosse,
Wausau, the Illinois National Bank of
Chicago, banks In Denver and scores of
other towns; such firms as Armour &
Co., Carson, Pile, Scott g. Co., Swift &
Co., Marshall Field d Co, the great rail
road systems, all join in endorsing F. J.
Toland his methods and his graduates.
Mr.. TOland's catalogue contains the
names Of more than 200 prominent men
and firms who employ his graduates and
from whom he has strong letters of en-
d0rsement, it also gives the photographs
of over 200 of his graduates that are oc-
eUpyilg lucrative positions and the
Nance of 800 more
All of the letters from graduates and
prominent business houses are of the
warmest character. grand endorsements,
of model schools.
AN INTERESTING SOUVENIR.
Few people who ave not personally ac-
| quainted with the great work this bust
ness education is doing, have the slight
est comprehension of the magnitude and
scope of his schools. 1t is worth the
while of anyone interested in education
to send for a catalogue. 1t contains IA
world of information, much good read
ing and the best endorsements we have
ever read from the best people in the
country. Catalogue of any of the Toll
and Universities, at La Crosse, Wausau,
Eau Claire or Monroe, Wis, will be sent
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