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1	Every teacher in Iowa	Should read recent addresses of Henry Sabin.


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2	The Y. M. C. A. state convention	To be held in Ft. Dodge; John Fellingham is city secretary.

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3	Prof. Samson	Will speak in Boone.


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4	The Secretary of War	Recommends military instruction.

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5	In procuring the Tennessee Jubilee Singers	Group will perform.


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6	Messrs Doran, Townsend, and McDuffie	Met with landscape architect to form plan for improving campus.


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7	President Seerley	Attends NCA meeting.


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8	Prof. L. W. Parish	Spoke in Cherokee.


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9	Prof. W. H. Bender's family	Moved to Cedar Falls.


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10	Professor J. A. Fitzgerald	Will become instructor of band and orchestra.


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11	The General Assembly	Authorizes state primary certificates and diplomas.


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12	The Lecture Committee	Secures service of Washington Gladden to speak.


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13	The Orchestra and Band	Will give concert.


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14	The Summer School	Will likely be offered in summer of 1897; to be supported solely by tuition; a look at the courses and a consideration of who will benefit from study.

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15	A very interesting letter	John Sogard writes from Pueblo, Colorado.


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16	Athletic Department	Association about $100 in debt; resolves that students must be enrolled in order to participate in spring field meet.


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17	D. R. Perkins	Doing well in Oxford Junction.


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18	F. A. Nimocks	General agent for insurance company.


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19	Harlan Hollis	Visited campus.


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20	In the program of the Henry County Teachers Association	S. B. Stonerook makes presentation.


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21	Leora Parker	Visits Des Moines schools.


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22	Leslie Chapman	Reading law with Albert Grundy.


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23	Lucy Hobbs	Teaching near Lohrville.


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24	Miss Abraham	Teaching in Des Moines.


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25	Nellie Weldy	Teaching in Clarion.


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26	Nettie Hartsell	Leaves job due to poor health.


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27	Pauline M. Leader	Superintendent of nurses training in Davenport.


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28	Principal L. B. Moffett	Mother ill.


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29	Reports reach us from Pella	Willard H. Lyon is principal there.


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30	The Ft. Dodge Chronicle	Praises work of John Fellingham.


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31	We learn that Jno. Kleinsorge	Will study in Germany for four years; hopes to earn Ph. D.


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32	Word comes to us	Alice Burbeck Harker in Missouri.

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33	A jolly crowd	Large group takes sleigh ride to Waterloo.


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34	Society Notes	News of recent society programs.

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35	Summer or winter	Train service to California.


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36	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A.	YMCA officers elected; delegates to state convention selected.

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37	Anna Lewis	Visits sister.


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38	Dick Fullerton	Teaching near Rockford.


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39	Hon. McDuffie and W. A. Doran	Attending to duties on campus.


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40	Marjorie Dubois	Visited friends on campus.


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41	Miss Sullivan of Waverly	Visits sister.


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42	Mr. Calderwood	Visited sister and brother.


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43	O. P. McElmeel	Visited campus.


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44	Robert and Jeanette Fullerton	Receive visit from father.


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45	The Reading Circle	Margaret Baker leads group.

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46	A beginning class in algebra	Will be offered.


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47	Bessie Wold	Has left school.


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48	Casper Schenk	Health improving.


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49	Lucy Barnett	Has been sick.


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50	Mary Donnon	Went home due to eye trouble.


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51	Method classes	Offered in history and penmanship.


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52	Miss Call's name	Added to list of those who have the grippe.


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53	Miss McGovern	Acts as judge in declamatory contest.


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54	Mr. Bender	Is renting a house for his family; will soon build on Normal Hill.


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55	Myrtle Boardman	Recovered from illness.


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56	N. J. Lambert	Is sick and will not return to school.


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57	Nervie McCartney	Substituting for Nettie Hartsell, who is sick.


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58	Prof. Rich	Bought a lot on Third Street.


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59	Rena Curkeet	Has been sick.


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60	Robert Fullerton	Sang in chapel.


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61	Ruby Calderwood	Has had eye trouble.


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62	The city	Will not grant street railway franchise.


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63	The Minnesingers	Will present concert in Hudson.


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64	The skating rink	Has not worked out this year.


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65	We are pleased to see Anna Baker	Back at work.


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66	Wesley Wiler	Has the grippe.

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67	"A Pure Life"	Professor Arey addressed the YMCA.


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68	Prof. G. W. Walters	Addressed state teachers meeting.


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69	The following clipping	Tribute to the Bartlett family.

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70	The following is a clipping	Tribute to President Seerley.