Issue Contents
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1 | We have a suggestion to make | Suggests that alumni who attend ISTA meeting should sign register with information about themselves and their careers. |
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2 | We have been interested somewhat | Survey of degrees earned and courses of study since the school's founding. |
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3 | The much discussed oratorical contest | Description of program, review of performances, judges' scorecard; Debbie Davis won highest marks. |
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4 | It is good to receive | Minnie Ashbrook teaching in Marshalltown; attended NEA meeting last summer. |
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5 | M. W. Cooper | Doing well at Calhoun County Normal School; Miss Keeler teaching there, too. |
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6 | Miss Bertha Bishop | Principal at Alden; Herbert Kelley is high school assistant. |
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7 | Miss Etta Brooks | Renews subscription and sends news from Charles City: Maude Smith married Warren B. Stuart. |
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8 | Miss L. A. Franklin | Principal at Musserville. |
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9 | The Maquoketa schools | Minnie V. Wynkoop in charge; Clara B. Jewett teaching in high school there. |
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10 | We regret to hear | Helen St. John resigns at Heron Lake because of eye trouble. |
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11 | Y. W. & Y. M. C. A. | Meeting leaders announced. |
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12 | G. S. Dick | Superintendent is resting for a few weeks because of sickness; Normalites at Charles City pick up slack. |
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13 | H. B. Lizer | Principal at La Porte City; hopes to be opening new school. |
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14 | Harriet Shields | Studying at University of Iowa. |
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15 | Miss Jennie Landis | Visited Jennie McKellar. |
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16 | Miss Maggie Downing | Has gone home to teach. |
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17 | Mr. James Simpson | Has gone out to teach. |
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18 | Mr. Leslie Chapman | Visited the Normal. |
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19 | On account of illness | Margaret Hawk has gone home. |
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20 | We wish to call the attention | Urges alumni to register at ISTA meeting. |
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21 | Among those who have gone home to teach | Roster of those who are teaching winter schools. |
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22 | B. M. Cobb | Teaching near Marcus. |
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23 | I. S. N. S. book room has changed hands | O. P. McElmeel in charge in place of Eugene Clark. |
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24 | IV Years are not exempt | Edith Curtis and Emma Larkin have mumps. |
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25 | Miss Alice Hank | Spending winter in Hedrick. |
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26 | Miss Effie Tamblyn | Was sick. |
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27 | Miss Hettie Hibben | Teaching at Norway. |
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28 | Miss Katie Younkin and Messrs. J. L. Benson and Frank Potter | Have the mumps. |
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29 | Miss Libbie Huntley | Visited Cedar Falls. |
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30 | Miss Lydia Riggs | Died in Cedar Falls; had been invalid. |
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31 | Miss May Babcock | Visiting brother and cousin. |
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32 | Miss May Cooper | Visiting sister Lillian. |
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33 | Miss Meda Goodspeed | Will teach at Tripoli. |
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34 | Miss Rose High | Has been sick. |
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35 | Mr. C. O. Jameyson | Now at Lost Nation. |
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36 | Mr. E. N. Gibson | Teaching near Harlan. |
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37 | Mr. Fackler's | Enjoyed taffy pull. |
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38 | Mr. Hunter | Visited Clara Denniston. |
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39 | Mr. Robert Fullerton | Assisted O. H. L. Mason with revival at Shell Rock. |
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40 | On account of her mother's ill health | Nervie Keeler is not teaching. |
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41 | We regret to announce | Gertrude Schenk went home because of sickness. |
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42 | As we sat busily working last Saturday | Would like to have time to go skating. |
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43 | Last Tuesday | C. A. Frederick is feeling much better. |
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44 | The addresses of the past week | Speakers and topics. |
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45 | The High School Class of 1895 | Entertained at home of Harry O. Williams; description of activities and menu. |
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46 | The third meeting of the M'Arey Natural History Association | Speakers and topics. |
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47 | There seems to be a great building boom | Following annexation by Cedar Falls, there is much activity on College Hill; new bookstore, grocery store, houses; can electric light be on the way? |