Issue Contents
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1 | Iowa Teachers' Exchange | Outlines policies. |
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2 | It is the intention to publish a double number | Will publish special Commencement issue. |
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3 | The meeting for election of Normal Eyte editors | Urges students to attend and to take the matter seriously. |
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4 | When the young men of a country | Young men should take active part in political affairs. |
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5 | A word from Jonathan Piper | Believes in cultivating grand ideas. |
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6 | Russia Guthridge--Walter (Class of 1893) |
A look at the famine and political situation in Russia. |
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7 | A brother of Miss Ora Wesche | Visiting. |
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8 | C. C. Hammerly | Elected principal at Jewell Junction; Mrs. Hammerly will teach at same school. |
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9 | Miss Byrde Hill | Has had sore throat. |
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10 | Miss Jessie Segner | Will teach in Traer. |
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11 | Miss Kate Jones | Will be secretary to J. B. Knoepfler. |
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12 | Miss Margaret Baker | Will teach at Callanan Summer School in Des Moines. |
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13 | Miss Mary Achenbach | Visited home near Gladbrook. |
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14 | Miss Maud Humphrey | Visited Waterloo. |
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15 | Percy Huggett | Will teach in Waterloo. |
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16 | Prof. Wright | Will lead YMCA prayer meeting. |
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17 | Professor Seerley | Will speak at Clear Lake. |
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18 | Ray Keeler and his sister Nervie | Visit Waterloo. |
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19 | Ray, Sophia, and Nervie Keeler | Enjoy visit from mother and sister Bessie. |
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20 | Several new gun squads | Have been organized. |
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21 | This part of the country | Snowstorm on May 20. |
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22 | A program for Field Day | Ten cent admission fee will cover expenses. |
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23 | Frank Rall | Graduates from the University; will accept German principalship in Des Moines. |
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24 | L. A. Wescott | Not feeling well but played coronet at battalion parade. |
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25 | Miss Rosa Ivers | Will continue teaching in Emerson. |
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26 | Normalite! Normalite! | A school cheer. |
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27 | Prof. W. N. Hull | Former faculty member now at State Normal School in Washington; will resign and lecture in the West before returning to the East. |
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28 | The cadets will all participate in the Memorial Day exercises | Will march to new cemetery and fire salutes from field piece. |
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29 | The number of entries | Competition will be tough at Field Day. |
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30 | The Second Years | Challenge Fourth Years to baseball game. |
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31 | The special squad | Presented drill to Methodist audience at Opera House; will make similar presentation to Presbyterian ladies. |
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32 | The Y. W. C. A. officers | Roster of officers. |
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33 | Those lofty breezes | Winds blew down baseball backstop. |
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34 | Chas. Miller | Re-elected principal at Lime Springs. |
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35 | It is hereby announced | Will consider amendment providing for appointment of nine associate editors instead of electing them by popular vote. |
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36 | The city papers have said it | Comments on ruffians and idle men who take over the sidewalks in downtown Cedar Falls. |
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37 | The literary societies | Finds that younger members of societies are performing well; advice on developing worthwhile programs. |
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38 | J. A. Kleinsorge | Elected principal in West Des Moines. |
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39 | R. A. Elwood | Re-elected principal at Mediapolis |
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40 | T. B. Platt | Has been principal in South English; will now be pharmacist in Montezuma. |
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41 | The poet's mission Ensign--Martha Baldwin |
Poem. |
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42 | To the alumni | Annual literary program of alumni scheduled; participants listed. |
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43 | W. H. Bender | Principal in Hampton after two years in Bellevue. |
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44 | W. L. Hearst | Re-elected principal of West Side schools. |