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Training Boys and Girls to Be Useful Men and Women
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Noohuhueo from rage Seventeen.)
tories accommodate two students each. NJ
smoking or drinking ls allowed on the
grounds and the students are required
to observe the Sabbath. which with them
IS Saturday attending both morning and
evening services
College View has about two dozen busl-
ness houses of different kinds, among
them being bank, printing office which
publishes the Union College press and
another printing establishment controlled
by the international Publication society
which prints all Of the publications OF
the adventist church in foreign languages.
Business CosieEes.
No city Of It's size in the country can
boast OF two as complete and up-to-date
business colleges as can the capital city
OF Nebraska. Both of these colleges
have very recently moved into new build
sings. especially fitted FOR their use. Both
are equipped with q fret class faculty
OF teachers and diploma from either II
recognized as a guarantee OF the auallfi-
cations Of the holder.
Nebraska schont of RusIness.
The Nebraska School of Business was
first established as Browns Business
College In 1904 In 1911 Il WAS reincor-
porated with w. NJ. Bryant. for eight
years superintendent Of the school OF
Commerce OF North Dakota as presi-
dent Miss Gertrude Beers. superfntend-
cDt OF stenography IN the North Dakota
school. from which Mr.. Bryant came.
was elected vicc-president and II. @. Bal
lard. secretary and manager
About two years ago the college was
moved from its old location 10 the second
and third floor OF the fine new building
at the corner OF Fourteenth and o streets
Here the officers OF the school we're
able 10 carry out the plans they had
made for a most complete business school
a fun course In business and shorthand.
covering a year for the combined course
Is given and the graduate OF the college.
n he so desires will be found a position
suitable TO his needs.
The Nebraska School Of Business num-
hers among its over 600 students. those
from every state in the union nearly
President Bryant is proud OF his record
as business teacher. having just COM
ploted his twenty-flfth year In the work.
The Lincoln Business College is the
old established school OF the city II was
founded In 1884. and until recently had its
quarters in the fourth story of the OIL
Yer theater building. However. it's In
creasing business called for more room
and It has just completed and moved TO
its own building on the corner OF Four
teenth and p streets, only block from
its former location. The new building
was erected at an expenditure OF $4,000
President 70. c. Bigger. OF the college
IS immensely pleased with his new home.
and with the increase In business which
It has brought to the institution which
has this year about 800 students. This
college gives a regular business and short
hand course. each requiring about nine
months for completion.
There are fifteen teachers connected
with the institution. and all students are
found places when they leave the college,
In fact, President Bigger insists that the
supply will not fili the demand The
students are about evenly divided be-
tween male and female. and they como
from nearly every state In the union.
AZ the state Farm.
One Of the prettiest paaces IN Ancoln
is the state farm aituased about two
miles from the present university proper.
The farm contains $40 acres and was