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1	By the action of both houses of the General Assembly	General Assembly enacts millage tax; ISNS will receive one tenth of a mill of real estate tax beginning in 1903 and continuing through 1908; will use money to erect buildings.

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2	The meeting of the Normal Eyte Association	Quorum not present; will try again with another meeting.


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3	Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Thinking and learning to think.


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4	With the new appropriations	Believes that there should be a building for the YMCA and YWCA.

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5	Society	Chrestos enthusiastic about their work.

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6	Among Normal's representatives	Myrta Hauger is teaching in Vinton.


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7	Bessie Mereness and W. F. Schregardus	Will continue at Rockwell City.


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8	Bridget Walsh	Assistant principal in Britt.


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9	Grace McNeil	Teaching in Pasadena, California.


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10	Helen Williams	Doing well near New Sharon.


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11	Ida Harmon	Will be assistant principal in Aurelia.


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12	Irving McDuffle's successful work	Doing well in Rolfe.


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13	John R. Slacks	Will continue at Lake View.


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14	Lucy O. Pingrey	Teaching at Dows.


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15	Lula Newcomb	Principal at Lyons.


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16	Mildred Dane	Will teach near Washburn.


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17	Mildred Lyon	Assistant principal in Marcus.


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18	Most excellent reports	Benjamin Boardman is doing well.


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19	Prof. Charles E. Locke	On faculty at Oklahoma Normal School.


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20	Reports of excellent work	Joe Graham is doing well at the University of Iowa.


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21	Supt. F. E. Howard	Doing well at Bedford.


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22	The people of Lenox	E. E. Kuhn is doing well there.


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23	The school board of Oto, Iowa	Frank Kolb will continue as principal there.


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24	The work of W. G. Magee	Will continue medical study in Chicago.

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25	A circle letter	Kept up by group of students from 1889.


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26	After two years	E. C. Hill will study at the University of Iowa.


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27	C. J. Griffin	Runs drugstore in Montezuma.


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28	Effie Jones Brown	Has three sons.


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29	Elizabeth Jones	YWCA secretary in Sioux City.


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30	Emma (England) Mendenhall	Enjoying life in California.


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31	In June Mrs. Laura Monlux	Will complete medical studies.


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32	Iowa and Minnesota met	Minnesota defeated Iowa; Owen P. McElmeel performed for Minnesota.


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33	Jennie Hallingby	Spoke at Osceola County institute.


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34	Lizzie Ellis Williamson	Has three children.


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35	May (Helphrey) Nixon	Living in Idaho.


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36	Normal friends will extend cordial congratulations	Walter Wadleigh married Rowena Liming.

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37	Ella (Ford) Miller	Beginning new work in Des Moines.


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38	Lizzie Wallace	Resigned from position in Burlington.


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39	Mary L. Stever	Working for YWCA in Cedar Rapids.


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40	Nellie B. Wallbank	Living in Mt. Pleasant.


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41	P. G. Fullerton's	Tells of life in Oklahoma.


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42	The letter of C. A. Fullerton	New book doing well.


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43	Y. W. C. A.	Will be without secretary until fall 1902 when Lillian Chantry will arrive; new executive committee in place.

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44	A. W. Moore	Will be principal at Norway, Iowa.


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45	Dr. Seerley	Lectured in Cresco.


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46	E. C. Smith	Was sick.


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47	Faith Stuntz	Teaching in Algona.


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48	Hallie Jennings	Visited Marion.


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49	Harriet McPherson	Here for a visit.


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50	Ida Rieke	Will teach in Tipton.


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51	Laura Hopkinson	Visited Waterloo.


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52	Louise Moyer	Has the mumps.


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53	Miss Annie Marsh	Has been sick.


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54	Miss Bergen	Visited Britt.


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55	Miss Flora Dolmage	Brother died.


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56	Miss Hutchinson	Sister visiting.


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57	Miss Mary King	Visited Waterloo schools.


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58	Miss Mary Wilson	Visited sister Bertha.


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59	Miss Oral Larrison	Entertained friends.


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60	Prof. Samson	Spoke to Cedar County institute.


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61	The present enrollment	Enrollment is 938.


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62	The Y. W. C. A. benefit sale	To be held at L. O. Robinson's store.

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63	D. C. Truesdale	Went to Webster City.


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64	Estalene Rhodes	Visited Grace Brainard.


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65	For the first time	Was sick.


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66	Miss Alice Clarke	Visited campus.


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67	Miss Knudson's physiography class	Has taken field trips.


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68	Misses Call and Simmons	Gave reception.


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69	Mr. C. H. Gilbert	Will be principal at Eagle Grove.


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70	Mr. Roy Harris and Mr. Smith	Shot a goose while hunting.


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71	Several students took advantage of the special rates	Took trip to Des Moines.


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72	The following were among those who attended	Many Normalites attended the Beloit course in Waterloo.

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73	A very pleasant surprise	Professor Parish and his wife celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.


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74	In answer to an invitation	Friends gather to celebrate birthday of Alice Hunt and Alice Edwards.


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75	The Parker cottage girls	Enjoyed poverty party.


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76	The Slayton Jubilee Singers	Audience enjoyed performance.

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77	Belle Griffiths	At home in Marshalltown.


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78	Bernice Davis	Will teach in North Dakota.


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79	Blanche L. Vance	Teaching in Michigan.


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80	Caroline Wesley	Teaching near Swea City.


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81	Cora Sawyer	Will teach in Waterloo.


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82	Jennie Hallingby	Teaching at Osage.


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83	Kittie Townsend	Teaching at Fort Dodge.


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84	Marie Hardie	Teaching at Slater.


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85	Miss Maude Hadfield	Married Ray Markham.


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86	Miss Maude Lonie	Teaching in Stacyville.


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87	N. C. Nelson	Studying at University of Oregon.


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88	Will Yeager	Will be principal at Blakesburg.

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89	Athletics	Rules for the upcoming field meet.


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90	Baseball schedule	For the 1902 season.


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91	On the 9th of May	Fitzgerald's Concert Band will perform in a benefit for the Athletic Association.


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92	Remember the season tickets	Urges students to buy baseball season tickets.


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93	The indoor field meet	Brief results of the demonstration.

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94	Track and baseball men	Practice schedule.

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95	Bible study department	Lesson XXVI--The United Kingdom.