Issue Contents
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1 | It is with a feeling of deep sorrow | Charlie Johnson died after a short illness; resolution of condolence. |
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2 | President Seerley has been appointed | Named Honorary Vice President of National Education Association. |
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3 | Rosalind and Celia Grobel--Olive Augusta (Class of 1893) |
Essay on Shakespeare. |
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4 | The bath tub movement McManus--Thomas U. (Class of 1893) |
New YMCA baths, including a tub, three showers, and a heater, have been installed; appeals to alumni for an additional $30 to pay off expenses. |
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5 | The Alpha open session | Detailed description of program. |
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6 | A card of thanks | Appreciates assistance at time of death of Charlie Johnson. |
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7 | A correction Smith--Samuel Craig (Class of 1894) |
Believes that article on compulsory military drill conveyed wrong impression. |
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8 | Southern excursions | Railroad will sell round trip ticket for price of one fare for trips to the South. |
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9 | Those who have labored to ascend Normal Avenue | Hill has been icy. |
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10 | Ad Miller | Recovering from long illness. |
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11 | Ada Down | Will return to school. |
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12 | B. A. Cubbage | Visits Alice Tedro. |
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13 | Beniah Dimmitt | Enters school. |
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14 | Frank Briden and sister Jennie | Visit home. |
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15 | Harry Aldrich | Has been sick. |
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16 | Miss Emma Evans | Returns to school. |
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17 | Miss Myrtle Bowman | Back at school. |
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18 | Miss Nellie Hudson | Has been sick. |
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19 | No word has yet been heard | Seniors still hoping for excused time to work on theses. |
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20 | Oliver Harvey | Elected valedictorian of all societies; other representatives also elected. |
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21 | Some one suggests | Are wisdom teeth to blame for sickness among seniors. |
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22 | Wheeled conveyances are gradually beginning to reappear | Spring may be on the way. |
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23 | Chapel orations during the past week | Speakers and topics. |
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24 | Doctor James Alderson | Enjoying the practice of medicine in Benton, Wisconsin. |
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25 | Even the faculty are not exempt | Misses McGovern and King have been sick. |
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26 | If rumors can be believed | W. R. Patterson is busy with job and activities in Montour. |
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27 | James P. Dodds | Has been superintendent in Sigourney; will edit newspaper in Horton, Kansas. |
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28 | Major Dinwiddie | Delivering series of lectures on army organization. |
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29 | Miss Kate Schell | Has been ill. |
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30 | Normal Hill has been unusually lively | Students still enjoying sledding while the snow lasts. |
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31 | The genial countenance of W. W. Coates | Visited Normal; may be headed West. |
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32 | W. I. Benham | Principal at Hamilton Institute in Mendota, Virginia. |
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33 | Alice Lynd | Teaching in Cresco. |
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34 | Few of our lady alumni | Anna Livingood moves to new building in Pueblo, Colorado. |
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35 | John A. Kleinsorge | His school will be represented at the World's Fair. |
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36 | John Schroeder | In real estate business in Elgin, Nebraska. |
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37 | Miss Etta Robinson | Second assistant at high school in Onawa. |
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38 | The class letter of the Third Years | Excerpts from class letter. |
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39 | Among those to whom state certificates have been issued | Roster of Normal alumni. |
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40 | Dan Rhodes | Well-established in Camanche. |
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41 | Inauguration of President Elect Cleveland | Railroad will offer good prices on excursions to Washington, D. C. |
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42 | Joseph Magee | Did not accept previously mentioned position; now agent for Dubuque Building and Loan Association. |
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43 | Miss Clara Hearst | Teaching in Cedar Falls. |
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44 | Miss Louisa Franklin | Principal in Muscatine |
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45 | Miss Matie B. Steimel | Teaching in Sibley. |
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46 | Miss Olive Henness | Teaching in Story City. |
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47 | Mr. L. B. Moffett | Enjoying success with his job. |
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48 | Ray Keeler | Visits Normal. |
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49 | Word comes from E. A. Crary | Doing well at University of Iowa. |
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50 | Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. | Leaders announced; Mrs. Young speaks on Alaska work. |