The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-04-17
third annual county fair contest, to be
held at Arion the last of September.

held at Arion the last of September.
This invitation includes the boys and
girls Of this county attending school
and all other young people who are in
terested in better education, in know
ing better way of doing things that
part toward making. rural life more at
tractive and in making better homes,
and as a result Of all these, better
citizens.
credit as we'll as a benefit to the ex-
hibitors and the teachers may we'll feel
proud of the showing made by the
children.
You will note that the work planned
for this year includes more work and
divides the work so that the lower
grades will not have to compete with
the higher grades. This will give the
of the prizes. The work has been
planned to include much of the regular
school work planned for this year and
other work which may be done as spec
ial school work and in odd moments
Select the work your children can do
best and have them do it the best they
possibly, can and send it in for the eX,
hibit. Much good and enjoyment will
come from his work. The experiences
and the efforts to do their very best
will bring satisfactory feeling that
whether or no success has crowned
their efforts. Every time We do our
best, we are stronger, better educated
and happier than before"
deny her children the pleasure Of try
ing by not asking them to do some
work and guiding them in their efforts
How to File Work.
l. Exhibits may be filed with the
county superintendent at any time or
Of the first day.
g Teacher, pupil or superintendent
may file work without entrance fee.
g. All work is to remain the prop
care of by the superintendent and must
not be taken away before 4 o'clock of
the last day.
4. Work must be prepared accord
page must be fastened to each exhibit
and filled out as follows:
9S c Merk ''''.''''''''.''.''..N;:o -.
4 al Sfh hereby certify that rw this work
was done by myself and that l am a
pupil of this school.
Name .............. ADDRESS .
/ believe that the above statement is
true.
Direction: for Preparing Pair Exhibits.
l. Be sure to make top page of
identification and the certificate of orig
inality as given above and fasten Sc
cuTelS 10 edcn pupll WOTk.
2. All written work must be in ink
and on one side of good paper about
SX10 inches.
3. For drawing try to secure regu-
This work may be variety of ink,
PENCIL. crayon, water colors, etc The
specimen book will furnish paper.
4. Maps should be mounted on card
and better if larger. \ clothing store
or the printing office will furnish card
board.
5. If YOU have difficulty in secur-
county Superintendent. Cord. reed
and ratfia may be secured of A. Elan
agan Company, Chicago.
8. 1t is desired to have all work
rection of the teacher.
:. If work is to be entered for a
prize. it must conform quite generally
to the schedule of work.
S. All work will be taken care of
for the pupils by the county superin-
tendent and kept until called for by the
pupil orEteacher.
The following work has been planIa1.
CLASS !. Open to rural pupils in the
l., Writing-Prizes .s1.oo: soc. About
sheets per pupil. Regular work
.. Distinguishes $500; soc. About
5 sheets of work per pupil.
3. Language-Prizes S1.5O: soc. Five
letters and three sheets of other work
Sl.0O; SOC Weaving. paper folding, any
kind of woodwork or sewing
5. Industrial Work for Girls--Prizes
sl:O0; Soc Sewing. weaving, paper
folding, ETC.
6. Reed, ratfia and cord weaving for
all-Prizes s1OO: soc. Baskets. mats or
hammocks.
I. Best three to five article exhibit of
Industrial Work by the pupils of any
school in the above grades-Prizes
S1.00. soc.
CLASS u-Open to 9Th and 9Th grade
pupils in rural or town schools,
5. Writing, Muscular Movement