New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
] OFFERS. Ell
WINTER TRAINING
FOR FARM BOYS.
Courses Given In Tractor
Operation, Automobile
And Machine Work.
OFFER INSTRUCTION IN
MONOTYPE OPERATION
Printing School Largest
And Most Complete
In Northwest.

The DunWoody Institute, Mime
apolis, announces that it has room for
few m ore students to enroll in its
tractor course. Instruction is given
on the operation, roadside repair and
minor adjustments needed in operating
farm tractors, This work will be
given in the shop and out on the road
on standard tractors. The work is in
charge of an expert tractor man.
Farm Mechanics Course. Il
Dunwoody Institute is meeting the
many calls from young men from the
farm and from the small towns who
wish to get training along mechanical
lines during the winter months. Cours-
es of instruction are given in Tractor
work, Automobile wock, House Wiring,
Operation of Farm Lighting Plants,
Blacksmith work, Machine Shop prac
tice, and some elementary carpentry
work. Most of the time OF the student
is spent in shop on actual shop work,
and only small amount Of time is
spent in class instruction.
Every year Dunwoody Institute is
drawing an increasingly large number
Of boys from the town and farms
throughout the State. These boys
over sixteen years of age enroll for the
eighteen months courses in Electrical
work, Drafting, Surveying, Highway
Construction, Building Construction,
Printing, Machine Shop Practice, .Au-
tomobile Work, and Sheet metal Work.
Offer Complete Training.
These courses are prepared for boys
who have not had previous experience
and who wish to take complete courses.
The courses in general run from Sep-
tember to June, although many of our
boys have to check out early in the
spring to help out on the farm or in
some other work, returning in Septem-
Der or later in the fall to carry on their.
instruction. ,4r7 ~=',
Short special courses in all of the
above lines are available. These short
special courses are prepared for the
men who have already had some
experience in the trade, but who wish
to get special training in short, inten-
sive courses. --N.h i.
Monotype Instruction..
The institute announces the estab-
lishment of course in Monotype in
struction. The Dunwoody printing
school is now the largest in the North
west. 1t is one of the approved
schools of the United Typothetae Of
America. It gives instruction in COM
position work, press work, linotype
operating and monotype operating.
The new monotype course will in
clude five types of courses as follows:
Two months for Monotype caster
operators, two months for monotype
keyboard operators, four months COM:
bination course, type and rule caster
course and special courses. In adj
dition there will be special evening
courses for monotype caster operators
and keyboard operators, combination
courses and special courses for men
now employed in the monotype work
seeking to improve their proficiency.
For Men And Women.
Applicants must be over 1S, years.
old, either sex, and preference will be
given to applicants with the most
general education. Residents Of the
State of Minnesota are not required to.
pay a tuition; the only charge is a Sc
registration fee and shop and material
fee of SIS month for each month while
remaining student in the school.
Because of the will of the founder,
II, is necessary to charge non-residents
of the State of Minnesota actual costs
of instruction; consequently a fee Of
$25 month will be charged them, to
include all registration and shop and
material fees. This will total $50 for
courses for caster operators and key.
board operators, and 500 for the four.
months combination course, including
both caster operating and keyboard
operating. && 81.