The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-07-11
Local College Max
ing a Fine Record

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| The Times is heartily pleased to note
the truly wonderful success that the
Ozark Business College Of this city
is meeting with, as all good citizens
must be when they are made acquain-
| ted with some of the remarkable
Accomplishments of that institution,
| under its present energetic and COM
petent management, 1t is the pur-
pose of the writer to herein recite some
of the really excellent and unusual
accomplishments of this College dur
ing the short period of two years time
that the present management has been
in complete control.
Prof. G. A. Miller moved here with
his family from Muskogee. Okla,
something over two years ago and be-
came identified with the Ozark Busi-
ness College. It was not until some
time afterward, however, that he came
into entire control of that institution,
which had been established here for
number of years. Very soon after
Prof. Miller came into complete con-
troll the Ozark Business College began
to show symptoms Of renewed life and
activity, such as it had never before
manifested. This onward and upward
march continued to very noticeable
extent until about the past year, when
there were many signs of even great
er uplift of this truly splendid institu-
tion in the minds Of all who had been
brought into contact with it, either
directly or indirectly.
The splendid growth this institution
is now enjoying is incontroyertible ev-
idence of the unusual qualifications of
Prof. Miller for this class of work, and
abundantly fulfills the splendid quail
fications he brought with him as bu-
siness college expert. AS an indica-
ton Of the standing this institution
has in the minds of those who are most
vitality concerned in the quality Of its
product, it is only necessary to say
= that st. Louis business men, who are
: experienced in the hiring of help,
would rather have graduate from the
Ozark Business College than from any
other business school in their field,
: because, as they have said, "They in
variably make good"
As an indication of the remarkable
success that has been attained by the
= Ozark Business College during the
!. past year, it is sufficient to state
G that its enrolment of pupils has been
7 two and three times larger than il
e ever was before. Also many of its
q pupils are drawn from other states
e They come right out of St. Louis
n Notwithstanding the number of reput-
ed excellent business colleges in that
G city. Right now, in the midsummer
!. season, there are sixty-five pupils en-
Il rolled for business instruction ant
0 training in this school. The Time:
! gets it from two pupils who have jus
y returned from gs5an,s LAS ssss Ga.l
I llege in st. Louis that there are now en-
!, rolled in that college, which is reput
q ed to be one of the largest and best il
g the state, only fifty pupils. Is thai
not impressive of the fact that tht
Ozark Business College is a coming
institution
But, do you ask, what is the reasoI
!, for the growing popularity of thu
Ozark Business College? Such ques
tion is perfectly right and proper, ant
The Times is pleased to attempt a
l. least brief answer, for there most as
e suredly is a reason for such public fla
# vor. 1t is because the Ozark Busines
e College gives better service to it's pu
d pills, both in equipment as well as in
n structors. There is no better equip
n, ped business college anywhere than i
y the Pennington institution, and its in
ID structors are thoroughly equipped fo
D. their work, and of sufficient numbe
t. to accomplish the best results. i
ID most other business colleges perfec
g equipment is lacking, and instructor
ID are too few in number and of an in
III ferior grade for the work they ar
supposed to perform.
le Where formerly there were only tw
h. instructors employed in the Ozar
le Business College, ther are now fou
as thoroughly qualified instructors en
ne ployed, while two others are now bein
of trained for work as instructors. Muc
in new furniture has been purchased dul
to ing the past two years, under the pre-!
to ent management, among which
C. twcnty-eight new typewriters. Al
other thing the Ozark is doing tha
n perhaps is not at all generally know
even in this community, 1t is trair
ing teachers for busines colleges, an
such diploma should enable its ho
ss der to secure position of large wage
y as there is now strong demand fe
~ such qualified teachers. So, you Sc
" everything is looking upward for tf
VI Ozark Business College. 1t is an il
as stitution of which the people of Farm
e ington and St. Francois county ma
he In justly feel proud.