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1 | Following are the officers | Charles F. Johnson elected president of the newly-formed Interstate Oratorical League of State Normal Schools. |
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2 | It is gratifying to notice | Students make regular use of library due to faculty who provide references and library staff who organize the library well. |
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3 | A hymn of heartsease Morrison--Bertha Cressup (Class of 1896) |
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4 | Obituary: Sara Kraiger Wilson | Died of consumption. |
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5 | The first of this week | Faculty decides to charge admission fee to literary societies' public sessions. |
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6 | M. R. Hassel | Principal in Grundy Center. |
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7 | Miss Emma C. Larkin | Teaching in Garner. |
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8 | R. C. McConnell | In charge of Beaman schools. |
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9 | Society notes | A look at the recent program of the Natural History Society; roster of those who will participate in the triangular debate.. |
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10 | Among the corps of teachers | Roster of those teaching in State Center. |
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11 | C. C. Magee | School in Carroll destroyed by fire. |
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12 | C. N. Brones | In charge of West Side schools. |
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13 | Miss Frances Cross | Teaching in Brooklyn. |
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14 | Miss Ida Worster | Teaching in Adel. |
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15 | Mr. A. L. Thorburn | Principal in Richland. |
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16 | Mr. Beniah Dimmitt | Principal in Hopkins, Missouri. |
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17 | Mr. Daniel R. Perkins | Will teach in Onslow. |
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18 | Mr. Frank G. Miller | Superintendent in Dunlap; Maude Milliman is in charge of high school there. |
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19 | Mr. Jno. H. Fellingham | Promotes Ft. Dodge YMCA. |
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20 | Mr. W. A. Bartlett | Studied at Harvard for a year; returns to Tabor College. |
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21 | Mrs. E. B. Wilson | Teaching in Jefferson. |
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22 | Mrs. O. B. Chassell | Teaching at Ellsworth College. |
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23 | Y. W. & Y. M. C. A. | Meeting leaders announced; Professor Walters preaches at Methodist church; hold reception at which the band played. |
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24 | Miss Alberta Hoffman | Missed a day of school. |
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25 | Miss Emma Pope | Missed a day of school. |
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26 | Miss Grace McNeil | Has missed several days of school. |
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27 | Miss Hillman and Mr. Hues | Visited Constance Graham. |
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28 | Miss Lily Freeland | Called home because of mother's illness. |
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29 | Miss Mary Boyle | Visited Waterloo. |
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30 | Miss May Brown | Teaching in Aurelia. |
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31 | Miss Myrtle Benson | Missed several days of school. |
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32 | Mr. Eugene McGinnis | Visited Miss Newton. |
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33 | Mr. F. M. Hinkley | Visiting Mabelle Piper. |
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34 | Mr. McCready | Has missed several days of school. |
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35 | Mr. Will Marsh | Called home because of mother's illness. |
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36 | Mrs. Eustace | Visited Mercy Andrews. |
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37 | Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Seerley | Visited chapel. |
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38 | The Misses Mary Bartlett and Mary Rockwell | Visited campus. |
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39 | The mosaic floor | Floor in main hallway of new building is finished. |
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40 | The Northeastern Teachers Association | Professors Seerley, Samson, Parish, and McGovern attend. |
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41 | The woodwork | Being installed in the new building. |
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42 | The workmen | Finished installing the vault in the new building. |
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43 | We chronicle but two entrances | Jennie and Clara Rierson enter school. |
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44 | All who did not attend | Clios present program along Indian theme. |
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45 | Miss Cora A. Bryant | Attending her sister Ella in her sickness. |
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46 | Miss Hubbell | Visited Gertrude Klotz. |
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47 | Miss Ida Leydig | Has gone home because of sickness. |
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48 | Miss Mabel Edmunds | Teaching in Ft. Dodge. |
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49 | Miss May Kennedy | Misses school because of poison ivy. |
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50 | Miss Mercy Andrews | Leaves school because of poor health. |
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51 | Mr. And Mrs. O. R. Langdon | Visiting town. |
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52 | Mr. Hauger | Congressional candidate speaks at chapel. |
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53 | The examinations for officers | Cadets awaiting results. |
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54 | The Republican rally | Politically-minded students attend. |
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55 | The six young ladies | Roster of Primary Course graduates. |
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56 | Those who attended | Professor Walters preached in the Methodist church. |
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57 | While playing football Friday | John Adams sustains a broken collar bone. |
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58 | Death has claimed one of the students | Lou Davidson died at home. |
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59 | In last week's issue | It was Fred Woodward who donated a set of books to the library. |
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60 | It has been decided | Fee will be charged for admission to literary society open sessions; will be used to decorate society halls. |
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61 | Miss Ella Bryant | Health somewhat improved; sister Jessie and another sister are still quite sick. |
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62 | The persons who have appeared on the chapel platform | Roster of speakers and topics. |