Issue Contents
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1 | The American Forestry Association | Should conserve American forests. |
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2 | Ventilation is an important matter | Should air out school rooms to prevent sickness and improve atmosphere. |
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3 | Legislative notes | A look at the prospects of passage for educational bills. |
4 | Miss Baker | Publishes book of recitations. |
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5 | Abraham Lincoln Stockwell--Steven Sanford (Class of 1895) |
Honor oration. |
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6 | Society notes | Lengthy description of Shakespearean session; program for Neotrophian session. |
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7 | Y. W. & Y. M. C. A. | Meeting schedule; YMCA officers elected. |
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8 | Among the visitors last week | Roster of visitors. |
9 | At the meeting of the Alumni Association | Roster of those who will appear on the alumni program. |
10 | E. B. Wilson | Practicing law in Jefferson; Mrs. Wilson is principal in Jefferson. |
11 | George F. Thompson | Principal at Hallock, Minnesota. |
12 | Good reports | C. S. Cobb and Maude Humphrey doing well at Shelby. |
13 | It has been reported | Nellie Anderson doing well at University of Michigan. |
14 | James Henry Lees | Teaching in Armstrong. |
15 | L. A. Wescott | Principal at Riverside. |
16 | Miss Fannie Archer | Married Fred Van Dorn. |
17 | Miss Lillie J. Leech | Now at Britt; expects to return to University of Chicago this summer. |
18 | We regret to mention | Lizzie Wallace resigns her position at Burlington because of ill health. |
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19 | A recent copy of the Vidette-Reporter | Praise for former Normalites. |
20 | Financial report | $25.65 profit from Shakespearean public session. |
21 | Mae Kennedy | Missed a day of school. |
22 | Miss Belle Hart | Has been sick. |
23 | Miss Carrie Johnson | Missed a day of school. |
24 | Miss Elsie Davis | Visited Jesup. |
25 | Miss Florence White | Has gone home because of sickness. |
26 | Miss Howenstein | Visited May Kennedy. |
27 | Miss Jennie Hancock | Visited Frankie Brannan. |
28 | Miss Linnie Downs | Visited by mother. |
29 | Miss Mame Gilchrist | Missed a day of school. |
30 | Miss Nellie Rummel | Has been sick. |
31 | Mr. J. C. Sanders | Director of Cadet Band writes march for band. |
32 | Mr. S. S. Stockwell | Visited campus. |
33 | Mrs. Seerley and little Marion | Visited school. |
34 | The Misses Mangold | Attended wedding at home. |
35 | W. G. Magee | Has missed several days of school. |
36 | We are glad to see | Harry Whitney is back in school. |
37 | Winter does not put an end | House building continues on the Hill. |
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38 | All the graduating classes | Have selected class day speakers. |
39 | Miss Mary Simmons | Studying at University of Chicago. |
40 | Rev. Williams | Evangelist speaks in chapel. |
41 | The officers of the Oratorical Association | Arranged for discount railroad tickets to contest in Cedar Rapids. |