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1	Is canvassing an honorable business	Cites numerous examples of famous men who sold books at some point in their lives.


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2	Signs of the times	Finds state of the world tense and troubling.

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3	Optional chapel attendance	Refutes earlier letter; finds little value in chapel attendance.

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4	A large mass of plaster	Fell from ceiling of first floor in South Hall.


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5	George Bushyager	Enjoying his bicycle.


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6	Miss Amy Reed	Teaching in New London, Wisconsin.


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7	Miss Emma Ridley	Goes to Ella Moore's funeral in Rockford.


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8	Miss Eva Wildman	Visits home in Marshalltown.


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9	Miss Farrington	Took up work again.


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10	Miss Frank Stewart	Teaching in Red Oak.


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11	Miss Grace Chapman	Leaves school due to illness.


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12	Miss Lillie Johnson	Teaching at Jewell Junction.


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13	Miss Loa Cunningham	Teaching at Harlan.


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14	Miss Mable Joslin	Teaching in Pomeroy.


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15	Miss Mable Palmer	Visited Ada Harrison.


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16	Miss Mamie Thurston	Teaching in Red Oak.


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17	Mrs. C. C. Arns	Visited Mamie Archer.


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18	Mrs. O. B. Chassell	Stops on way to Iowa Falls.


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19	The boys of the Klier club	Go to river for boat ride and picnic.


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20	The shoe social last Friday	Resounding success; Percy Huggett was auctioneer.


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21	The society bulletin board in the vestibule of Central Hall.	Neotrophians have new board.

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22	Evidences of the unparalleled prosperity of this institution	Four women's societies are full, so a new society, yet unnamed, has been formed.


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23	H. J. Brown	Will attend class in mornings and work at his job in the afternoons.


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24	Improvements are quite the go this fall	Hitching posts installed at Cotton Hall.


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25	It may strike our readers as superfluous	Hot weather has been hard on cadets.


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26	Last week was a bad week for bicycles	Two students have accidents; one is injured.


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27	Maud Carr	Returns to school.


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28	Miss Anna Singer	Teaching in Onawa.


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29	Miss Maud Elliott	Left for home due to illness.


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30	Misses Emma Plank and Adell Andrews	Visited Hampton for work and visiting.


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31	Percival J. Huggett greatly surprised his friends	Appears on campus.


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32	Some creditable work is being done with the vaulting pole	Old mark of 8 feet 6 inches should be surpassed.


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33	There is a lamentable lack of interest displayed in tennis this fall	A men's doubles team is ready for challengers.


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34	What kind of dreams could that senior have had	Someone ran up the flag upside down.

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35	Cast thy bread upon the waters	Women are heeding Normal Eyte's call to take up athletics.


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36	Low rates to Chicago	Burlington offers $11.20 fare to Chicago opening of buildings at Columbian Exposition.


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37	Miss Baker	Speaks at chapel; Lydia Trimble doing missionary work in China.


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38	Owing to the unprecedented and inexplicable negligence	Forgot to include note on visit of Percy Huggett.


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39	The tennis season is opening wider	Students should participate in tennis and baseball.

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40	A. B. Alexander	Principal at Mona.


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41	Dan Rhodes	Principal at Odebolt.


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42	E. C. Clark	Principal at Elliott.


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43	George H. Olmsted	Principal at Sibley; had planned to study in Chicago.


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44	H. E. Button	Running for auditor.


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45	L. B. Moffett	Principal at Rockford.


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46	Miss Emma Bradley	Teaching in Superior, Nebraska.


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47	Miss Eva Wier	Assistant principal in Heppner, Oregon.


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48	Miss Helen Hearst	Principal at Toledo; visits home while school is closed due to World's Fair.


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49	Miss Jessie Crawford	Teaching in Anamosa.


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50	Miss Lizzie A. Rhodes	Teaching at Adell.


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51	Miss Marguerite Applegate	Teaching a school of one.


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52	Miss Minnie Moore	Will return to her work in Perry, after attending her sister Ella in her last illness.


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53	Miss Minnie Wynkoop	Assistant principal at Maquoketa.


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54	Miss Sara M. Riggs	Left to study at Ann Arbor.


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55	Mr. John Sogard	Principal at Pueblo, Colorado.


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56	T. B. Platt	Running for auditor.

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57	A tribute of love	Resolution on death of Ella Moore.


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58	Base ball	Second game played by Spinners and Sprinters; Frank Perkins' team won, 20-7; Philos may play Aristos; suggests school select best players and field a college team.


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59	It is with heartfelt sorrow that we announce the death of Miss Ella Moore	Died of tuberculosis in Los Angeles on September 24, 1892.


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60	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	Professor Bartlett will address meeting; meeting leaders announced; handbook committee makes $7.25.

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61	The silver moon Maurer--Angie J.	Poem.