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1	We clip the following	Midland Schools editorial calls for increased money for ISNS and for additional normal schools.

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2	Commencement	Believes that changes made due to increased enrollment will improve the quality of the ceremonies.


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3	The official report of the business meeting	Pleased with changes in the interstate oratorical league.


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4	The outcome of the state field meet	ISNS takes fourth place and earns enough points to remain in the state association.

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5	In memory of the late Lieut. Harry E. Whitney	Orio Society will hold memorial service.


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6	Oratorical	Notes on business meeting of the interstate oratorical league, including constitutional changes and financial statements.

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7	Alumni program	Association meeting schedule.


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8	Bible study program	Schedule of program.


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9	The excursion	Special train went to Des Moines with a large party of ISNS students.

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10	B. J. Lambert, S. S. Stockwell, and Erwin Schenk	Will deliver addresses at Iowa City.


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11	Edward Rall	Will be president of oratorical association at University of Iowa.


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12	G. Percival Hunt and Mamie Hearst	Delivered Memorial Day addresses at Iowa City.


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13	Henrietta Brayton	Will teach at Shelby.


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14	Ida Leydig	Will be first assistant at Parkersburg.


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15	It gives us great pleasure to announce	T. U. McManus and Mae Loonan McManus have new son.


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16	J. P. Huggett	Will head Pedagogy Department at Coe College.


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17	Maud Long	Will teach at Carroll.


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18	Morton E. Weldy	Will give final address at University of Iowa Commencement.


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19	S. S. Stockwell	Will deliver address at Nora Springs Seminary.


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20	Through the endorsement of Dr. Loos	W. R. Patterson appointed statistician of the Board of Control.

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21	Anna Briggs and Beth Achenbach	Have measles.


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22	Beth Achenbach	Father visited.


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23	C. F. Brown	Back in school after measles.


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24	Caro Hostetter	Brother sick.


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25	Edith Snowden	Had measles.


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26	Erma Phipps	Went home due to sickness.


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27	Estalene Rhodes	Visited Waterloo.


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28	Fred Salisbury	Had measles.


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29	Gladys Sigworth and Hannah Hanson	Will visit Europe.


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30	Grace Brainard	Visited Waterloo.


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31	John Woodruff	Went home due to measles.


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32	Katherine Haley	Will teach in Des Moines.


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33	Kizzie and Kate Gambs	Attended cousin's funeral.


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34	M. R. Timmerman	Visited campus.


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35	Mame McDuffie	Visited campus.


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36	Miss Emily Porter	Visited Hudson.


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37	Miss Jennie Curtis	Has quinsy.


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38	Miss Long	Entertaining sister.


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39	Misses Goodwin, Pierce, and Wild	Went to see train wreck in Waterloo.


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40	Mrs. Frederick	Visited chapel.


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41	Nora Healey	Went home.


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42	Pauline Uhlmann	Called home.


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43	President Seerley	Was in Rock Rapids.


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44	President Seerley and family	Went to the Bluffs.


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45	Professor and Mrs. Page	Visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chapman.


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46	Professor and Mrs. Page, Misses Suplee, Buck and Call	Enjoyed picnic.


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47	Professor Colegrove	Was in Grundy Center.


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48	Professor Eastman	Was in Nora Springs.


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49	Willis Bell	Visited sister.

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50	A jolly two dozen of Miss Buck's students	Had picnic.


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51	Chapel exercises were omitted and school closed	So that Student Battalion could take part in Memorial Day ceremonies downtown.


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52	During Superintendent C. R. Aurner's six years	Record of achievement at Adel.


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53	Etta Kelly	Will teach in Lake City; roster of other Normalites with new jobs.


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54	In spite of the threatening weather	Some groups went for picnics on the river.


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55	Kate Davis, Stella Savage, and L. P. Sornson	Will teach in Ida Grove.


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56	Our school has been spared a number of calamities	Several students saved from Cedar River; Professor Rich and F. D. McIlravy escaped without injuries from train wreck.


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57	The extra number on the lecture course	Miss Isabella Beaton gave recital.


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58	The Neos enjoyed a trolley ride to Waterloo

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59	Neotrophian	Account of recent meeting.


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60	Philo Bell--Willis J.	History of the society.

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61	Athletic	Results of state field meet; Highland Park defeats ISNS, 11-1.


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62	Y. W. C. A.	Hear address on baptism.

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63	The Bible Study Department	Lesson XXXIV: Israel's poet-king.