The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-30

FREE TUITION in
STATE UNIVERSITY
Registers and Other Mat
ter for Teachers.
Must Use textbooks Adopted
Notes Of Interest to Ohio
County Teachers.
(By supt. DeWeese.)

In communication from iesr
dent Patterson to the Super
intendent the relation of the
County High school to the
University is established. Free
scholarship for four years in the
State University will be given the
honor graduate each year, and the
second honor graduate will be given
free tuition for one year.
The new teachers register and
blank reports for all the schools In
the county can be had by the teach
ers. at the office of the Superlnten-
dent. None of these. under any cir
cumstances will be mailed. The teach
ers must call or send for them.
Bulletin No. 4, of series l of the
Kentucky Department of Education
is now in the hands of the County
Superintnedent, for distribution. THIS
bulletin contains the course of study
for the elementary schools of the
state and also a list of the re-
Gently adopted text books. Enough
have been furnished to supply each
teacher of the county. The Superin-
tendent respectfully urges every
teacher to call at this office as
early as possible Tor send) and obtain
a copy of this bulletin. 1t also con-
tains a daily program for the rural
schools, which will be very helpful.
None other than the recently adopt
, ed text books can be used In the
schools of Ohio county, and the
law fixes a penalty for its viola
ton. Following is a list of the new
books that must be used in the scnool
Viz: The Practical Primer; Elemen-
tary Steps in English, (parts l. 2,
and 3 combined) or elementary Steps
in English part l, Elementary steps
in English, part 2 and elementary
steps in English part 8. Wills Es-
sentials of Health and Willis Ell
ementary Physiology and Hygiene.
II lis recommended that Elementary
Steps in English parts l, and 8
combined be used, instead of the sep
crate texts as it answers the same
purpose and, is saving to the stu
dent. Teachers are directed to strict
" enforce this law.
Prot. A. P. Taylor, who has been
attending the West Kentucky Normal
School, at Bowling Green, has re-
turned to Hartford.
The new school house at Ricketts,,
Sub-district No. 10. educational divis-
ion No. 3, has been completed and ac-
cepted by the Board of Education.
School commenced in the new build
ing on last Monday.
Elections of trustees will occur
in one-half of the sub-districts OF
the county. on August Notices OF
the elections have been mailed to
the trustees of all these sub-districts
The County Election Commission has
also appointed three officers In each
district to hold these elections. II
is earnestly hoped that every man
eligible to vote will attend and aid
In selecting the very best man for all
of these places. No man who absents
himself from the trustees election
has a right to question the acts
of the trustees. In the place OF get
ting what he wants. he usually gest
about what he should have.
The County oBard OF Education at
its recent meeting decided to build
new houses in the following dis
tricts provided mony can be OBJ
taineld at a reasonable rate OF In
terest: Bartletts, sub-district No. 10,
educational division No. 1; Birks. sub
district No. 2, educational division
No. 2; Sunnydale, sub-district No. 5,
educational division No. 8; Arnold,
sub-district No. 2, educational divis-
ion No. A. The Board will meet again
Monday, August 2. to finally deter
n nike this matter
The Board of Education has d.
rected that each sub-district trustee
provide his school with crayon. buck
cts. brooms, shovels and fuel, each
sub-district trustee must report 70
his division chairman the amount Of
each article purchased, together with
the price paid for same. The prices