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| On Friday evening, September 24, occurred the first lecture | Mr. Baldwin speaks on the Arctic. |
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| Why did the rebellion fail? | Professor Loughridge speculates on the Civil War and its outcome. |
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| Official News and Notes | Student Battalion has selected officers; approve changes in courses of study; will introduce electricity on campus; will plan winter term soon; instruments and uniforms for band and orchestra arrive. |
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| L. H. Minkel | Candidate for superintendent in Tama County. | |
| In the corps of teachers at Wyoming | Annette Anderson teaching there. | |
| Ed. L. Hollis | In charge of threshing machine last summer. | |
| E. E. Crane | Will teach in Oskaloosa. | |
| Carrie E. Clark | Teaching in Charles City. | |
| W. J. Ford | Principal at Carpenter. | |
| Myrtle Boardman | Teaching near Manson. | |
| C. S. Beall | In hardware business in Minnesota. | |
| Maud Rhoad | Teaching in Dawson. | |
| Miss Jessie Barnt | Teaching in Wall Lake. | |
| Blaine R. Brundage | Teaching in Nora Springs. | |
| Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. | News from recent meetings. | |
| H. A. Mueller | Studying at University of Iowa. |
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| A little girl | Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blackmar have a new daughter; Mr. Blackmar is in charge of Estherville schools; Florence Marshall is teaching there. | |
| Lavinnia Marsh | Did institute work at Charles City. | |
| Supt. S. B. Stonerook | Visited western United States before returning to Springdale; Julia Halsey is teaching there. | |
| The following clipping | C. F. Johnson will be Ft. Dodge YMCA secretary. | |
| Athletic Department | Tennis courts being renovated; basketball team practicing; football team practicing; field meet to be held. | |
| Florence Streeter | Teaching in Boone. | |
| Among the Normalites at Cornell College | Several Normalites studying there. | |
| Myrtle Benson, '95, returns to State Center | Cora Bryant and Clara Dahlin are there, too. | |
| The marriage of Miss Corinna Harkness | Married Theodore L. Ashford. | |
| John H. Fellingham | YMCA secretary in Iowa City. | |
| Prin. J. R. Byers | Did institute work at Algona. | |
| Adella Gibson, '95, and Mae Barrows | Teaching in Odebolt. |
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| Winifred Frederick | Leaves school due to sickness. | |
| Many of the students and people of Cedar Falls | Edward S. Bodyfelt died. | |
| Elizabeth Huey | Attends friend's wedding. | |
| Guy H. Scobey | Candidate for superintendent in Butler County. | |
| Those who know Clara Seller | Grandfather died. | |
| We have heard of another wedding | A. A. Baker married Mellissa Rigby. | |
| Music is claiming an unusual amount of attention | Literary societies forming choral groups; Orios form orchestra. | |
| Friday morning of last week | John T. Ames stopped on campus; is in midst of bicycle tour of Iowa and Missouri. | |
| Mrs. Brebner | Visited daughter Mabel. | |
| Esther Rouse | Called home due to family sickness. | |
| Fannie Walters | Visited Cedar Falls. | |
| Mrs. C. L. Bratton | Mother died. | |
| Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lambert | Visited Blanche Riggs. | |
| Those who have enrolled | Mabelle G. Jordan and Anna Philpot enroll. | |
| John F. Puryear | Teaching near Carson. | |
| Rosalie Barnum | Visited Hudson. | |
| Mabel Ferris | Visited Parkersburg. | |
| Frank Kolb | Teaching near Harlan. | |
| Ida Tupper | Teaching in Rockford. | |
| Ella Morris | Visited campus. | |
| Grace Troutner | Visited New Hartford. |
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| Society Notes | Description of recent work of the Clios. | |
| The first meeting for this term of the M'Arey Natural History Association | Summary of recent presentations. |
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| Many of our readers | 25,000 books and 15,000 pamphlets destroyed in University of Iowa library fire. |