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1 Editorial Urges people to subscribe to Normal Eyte; will entertain comments for Cranky Croaks column
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2 Harriet Brooks Hartshorn Will succeed Lizzie Hughes at State Center; Lizzie Hughes will become superintendent of Louisa County.
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3 Hon. Henry Sabin Prepares lectures; predictions of success as editor of Iowa School Journal.
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4 Luelle V. Simmons Resigns from Bellevue due to poor health.
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5 Miss Eva Leland Offered $70 job in Aurora, Illinois, but Cresco board will not release her.
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6 Miss Florence F. Walraven Becomes high school assistant at Marshalltown.
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7 Miss White found a place Resigns Cedar Falls position and marries M. O. Roland; Harriet Carpenter will take her place.
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8 Honorable Jno. B. Knoepfler Lengthy profile of new state superintendent; photo.
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9 State institutions of Iowa Correction of table published earlier.
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10 To the lady students Piersol's Dry Goods solicits business.
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11 We of the Normal Had hoped to be visited by a legislative committee so that they could see the school's crowded conditions.
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12 County Superintendent J. L. Buechele May hold spring institute.
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13 In a country school of forty-two pupils Bertha Wyant teaching.
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14 Miss Alice Hurley Teaching in Redlands, California.
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15 Miss Sara Riggs Attending University of Michigan; called home on account of mother's death.
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16 Mr. Herbert R. Hull Elected cashier in bank in Kirwin, Kansas.
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17 Mr. O. B. Chassell Recovered health; expects to take up work in Wyoming; Mrs. Chassell visiting in Dubuque.
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18 Our brave cadets Hoping to serve in Chile.
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19 Prayer meeting Cora Spargur will lead Wednesday; Mae Loonan will lead Sunday.
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20 Report of Bible study classes for fall term of 1891 Total of 360 involved in work.
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21 The first of a series Professor Wright delivers lecture to AOUW.
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22 The friends of Miss Lu Erion Teaching in South Omaha.
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23 The Y. W. C. A. meeting Will be led by Augusta Westfall.
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24 Will Knickerbocker and J. E. Harwood Knickerbocker teaching in Poyner Township; Harwood teaching at Boehmler School.
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25 Fifty new members Now total of 168 YWCA members.
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26 Our lecture committee Secures services of Robert Nourse as speaker.
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27 Reports are to the effect General Assembly believed to be favorably disposed toward the Normal School.
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28 The Aristos were honored Large attendance at open session; description of program.
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29 The Normal Eyte now has a box Students may submit articles; but don't post letters there.
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30 The Philos and Alphas May hold joint open session.
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31 The regular business meeting Roster of Cliosophic officers.
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32 Haste in education
Andrews--Lewis H. 		Believes that education may be marred by moving too quickly.
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33 Last Thursday evening Misses Ensign and Dahlin thrown from sleigh; no one hurt.
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34 Mr. J. A. Hanson Guest of Mary and Ada Down.
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35 Ray W. and Miss Sophie Keeler Receive visit from father.
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36 The report Miss Ridley is in good health and has not gone to California as rumored.
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37 The second edition Professor Wright publishes revised edition of arithmetic manual.