The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-21
MAYvHLE NORMAL

Mr.. Travis. secretary OF the North
Dakota Educational association, says
that he has sent OUT over 5000 copies
Of the programme for the coming meet
In Fargo, Nov. Id. The programme
has been sent to all counties from
which there has been any demand
III any teachers have not yet received
the programme they should write their
respective county superintendent
asking for the same. The superin-
tendents were requested to send pro-
grammes to all teachers in their re-
spective counties and SUFFICIENT num-
bers OF the programme were sent for
this purpose. The present indications
are that the attendance at Fargo will be
fully UP to the expectations of the
1000 paid members. City superin-
tendents are writing to Mr.. Travis
stating that all their teachers are
planning to be In Fargo. Last year
Grand Forks sent over fifty member
ships to Bismarck. This was an act
well worthy OF imitation on the part
of other cities and 1t win be dupH-
Gated so far as the per cent Of teach
ing force is concerned. Schools have
already indicated their intention of
adjourning for the three days in orr
der to permit an teachers to attend.
1t is hoped that the attendance on the
part Of the faculties OF the various
state educational institutions may be
much better this year than for the
past four or 1--WE years.
Have you a 1911 badge of the North
Dakota educational association? IL
not then send 81 to the secretary,
Clyde r. Travis, at MayvflIe, and he
will be glad to record you as mem
Der and to send you the badge. 1t is
similar in design TO that Of last year,
the button bearing the photograph Of
the building for the consolidated
school at Webster, NJ. ID. Surely every
teacher In Ramsey county will enroll
in order to secure the badge.
M. N. Pope. formerly In charge Of
the department OF physics On this
school, writes that he IL quite busy
teaching and taking care Of new boy.
Here are congratulations and wishes
for the future welfare OF the boy.
President fdlNyer ALIen1Gd meek
ing OF the board OF management in
Valley City last week. The board trans
acted the regular routine business for.
the school and also empowered
President Hillyer to secure a train
ed nurse as member of the regular
faculty. When selected she will have
charge Of the hospital building and
WIN look after the health OF the stud
ents. The school is certainly to be
congratulated upon establishing this
new department. The prevention Of
illness il now receiving dta due amount
OF attention from medical and school
men and from writers and this school
fs glad TO be among the frat to put
into practical application the theory
that the efforts or a community should
be to prevent sickness. Conditions
have been yer ygood at MayviIle, yet
I'm spite OF all care contagious dia-
eases have been brought In from rue
raj communities where the disease was
Of 4 light nature ana thus escaped no
tice. or where the work OF the board Of
health Of that community was not well
looked after. with the services OF q
person trained Iii the care and proven
ton Of illness there lis not likely 10 5e
b repetition Of any disorder. The
hospital building II d two-story brick
structure with FUN basement and well
equipped tn naannea. fitting ifs use.
With thts new eQuipment tho school