Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-07-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS 5
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10 20. q for all grades of certlfl-
Gates.
supplementary diploma examlna-
tions for pupils who failed in not
to exceed three studies, at each
point on the third day of the other
examination.
Teachers holding county training
school certificates are again re-
minded that certificates received in
1914. unless extended by the coun-
tv superintendent, are not Ie2ai
license to teach in the state, ana
school officers should see that such
certificates are extended before con-
tracing with teachers. State and
county money can not be allowed un-
less the teacher holds a legal certl-
ficate in force at time of making
contract.
The following of the class of 1914
should forward to this office tnelr
certificates for renewal. accompanied
with a written endorsement from two
or more of the school board mem
hers where they taught last year:
Ruth Breed, Laura Martin, Bernce
Paulson. Gladys Roberts, Minnie
Pluntz. Lois Siglin, Lillian White
and Alma Haage.
District clerks that have not sent
in report on Teachers Insurance and
Retirement Fund, should do 50
promptly Blanks were mailed all
clerks in May. Penalty for failing
to report on this is loss Of share IN
the seven-tenths mill school fund.
All teachers not teaching in Wis
consin during the winter and spring
of 1901. are required to contribute
one per cent for the first ten years,
and two per cent for the next I'LL
teen years. Such reports are due
from clerks in Atlanta No. | and z;
Big Bend 10; Flambeau 2; Grant l
and A; Hawkins; Grow 1; Murry E
and 9; Stubbs it. 6 and Rusk; Jt.
s Stubbs and Big Bend; Thornapple
5 and II; True 2 and it. 3; WASH
ington G; Willard / and it with
Marshall; Wilson IL.
1t is necessary that these reports
be made promptly as the time IS
now over due.
County Board of Education organ
1iCt1. n a known
No. l Murry. The new officers are
John Leblanc, clerk; John Sloan, di-
rector; VIM. Applebee, treasurer.
Miss Lydia Leblanc will probably be
the teacher.
Corn Growing Contest
Through the liberality and public
spiritedness of the Rusk County
Bank, the State Bank of Ladysmith,
Lumbermans Bank of Bruce and the
Weyerhaeuser State Bank, We are
able to offer liberal inducements to
the boys and girls of Rusk county
to enter a Corn Growing School
Contest, and it is believed that much
benefit will accrue to the farmers
and their children thereby.
Premiums are offered on the fol
lowing varieties only:
Yellow Dent Corn-(Rusk County
Bank) 1st, $500; End, $500; 3rd,
$500.
White Dent Corn-Oumberman's
Bank) 1st, $500; End, $500; 3rd,
$500.
Red Dent Corn-(State Bank of
Ladysmith) 1st, $500, End, $500; 3rd,
5000
Flint -(Weyerhaeuser State
Bank) 1st, $500; End, $500, 3rd,
$500.
A contestant may not enter for
more than one premium unless
there are no other contestants for a
particular variety, and shall be linn
tied to two entries in such cases.
No premium shall be awarded in
this department except that in the
Judgment of the judges the sample
be worthy of a premium.
Rules Governing the same
1. No entrance fee required.
2 All entries to made before 100
p. m. first day. e
8. Samples winning premiums to
become the property of the Banks
offering the premium; all samples
not winning, to be removed at AGO
p. M last day of Fair.
4. Judges will be governed by the
rules laid down by the Department
of Agriculture of Wisconsin in max
ing awards.
5. Exhibitors will submit ten ears
securely fastened together with cords
or other means, and place in sealed
envelope with name of pupil, age,
grade, school district and. town. Pu-
pills name must not appear outside
or in sight. This rule is mandatory
6. There will be offered four first
premiums $500 each; four second at
| So each and four third at So each.