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1	A new book	Professor Wright has published a new geometry book.


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2	Prof. D. Sands Wright	Praise for new geometry book by Professor Wright.


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3	Walker, Iowa	Fred Reiterman's parents thank the life insurance company.

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4	If your society reporter has died it is not the fault of the editor	Needs to get reports in on time.


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5	Normal ignored; Iowa state schools not represented on Cecil Rhodes scholarship committee	No one from Iowa on committee.


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6	The Hon. R. C. Barrett	Advocate of manual training.


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7	The Normal Eyte election	Don Campbell elected editor; E. J. Feuling will be manager; Ethel Edwards will be local editor.

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8	A champion of democracy	Feature to Benjamin Franklin.

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9	Abbie Laughlin	Teaching at Parkersburg.


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10	Alice J. Mason	Now Mrs. J. J. McCartney.


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11	Anna Bell Black	Assistant principal at Dayton.


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12	Anna Parmenter	Teaching at Grand Junction.


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13	Bell Smith	At home in Des Moines.


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14	Class of graduates, March term at the I. S. N. S.	Roster of those who received degrees and diplomas.


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15	Cora D. Patterson	Teaching in Salt Lake City.


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16	Della M. Gardner	Teaching at Clear Lake.


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17	E. R. Nichols	President of Kansas State Agricultural College.


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18	Edith M. Brooke	Teaching at West Liberty.


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19	J. H. Stuckrath	Teaching in Indiana.


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20	James Alderson	Practicing medicine in Dubuque.


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21	Mildred Humphrey	Teaching at Clarion.


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22	Nervie Keeler	Studying osteopathy.


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23	Nora L. Huddy	Teaching in Wapello.


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24	The editor of the Tama County Democrat	J. J. McMahon is editor there.


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25	This year finds Ida Harmon	Teaching in South Dakota.


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26	Tressie Waldo	Teaching in Nebraska.

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27	Amy (Draper) Riley	Active in WCTU.


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28	Anna C. Goodale	Studying nursing.


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29	Bridgie E. Cunningham	At home in Cedar Falls.


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30	County Superintendent Cap. E. Miller	Mother died.


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31	Edith Sudlow	Teaching at Newton.


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32	Elsie G. Stewart	Teaching in California.


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33	Eva M. Byerly	Teaching in Maquoketa.


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34	Henry Ed. Nothomb	Attorney in Chicago.


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35	J. L. McLaughlin	Working as missionary in Philippine Islands.


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36	Jessie Hartsock	Giving music lessons in Goldfield.


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37	John R. McKee	Postmaster in Sidney.


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38	Louise Heidenrich	Now married and living in Zearing.


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39	Mabel Shaw	Teaching in Algona.


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40	Mary Rourke	Teaching at Farley.


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41	Mrs. Mamie (Herrick) Longcor	Admitted to the bar in Colorado.


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42	Mrs. Mary Patton	Teaching in Indiana.


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43	Nettie M. Arnold	Married C. W. Henderson.


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44	The grammar grade of the Elliott schools	Eva M. Baker is in charge there.


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45	William E. Snider	Pastor in Montana.

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46	Gymnasium exhibition	Program was a good display of work.


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47	Pell to coach State Normal	Charles Pell will coach the track team.


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48	The superintendents of Washington, Louisa and Keokuk	Mary Hughes and Cap Miller run spelling contests in their counties.

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49	Amy Crary	Father ill.


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50	Arthur Wright	Back in school.


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51	Carrie and Elsie Olson	Sister died.


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52	Charles Morton	Teaching near Austinville.


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53	Clara Phillips	Left school to teach.


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54	Edith Alderman	Going home.


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55	Effie Williamson	Friend died.


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56	Ella Hanson	Called home due to family illness.


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57	Eva Bezold	Entertained friends.


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58	George Wallace	Visited friends.


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59	Herschel Sylvester	Recovering from surgery.


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60	Ida Strawn	Home for visit.


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61	Last night Grace Israel	Entertained friends.


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62	Lulu Waddell	Visited Marshalltown.


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63	Martha Dill	Went home due to family illness.


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64	Mayme Livengood	Visited Ethel Edwards.


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65	Miss Carrig	Brother killed by horse.


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66	Miss Oliver	Uncle died.


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67	Misses Wilson and Young	Visited Belle Taylor and Jessie Stewart.


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68	Mr. Huffman	Visited daughter Ella.


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69	Mrs. Cascaden	Visited Ruth Davison.


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70	Mrs. D. S. Wright and May	Went to Waterloo.


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71	Rena Smith	Has been sick.


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72	Rev. M. Shaw	Conducted chapel exercises.


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73	Some day in March	Benefit sale for YWCA.


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74	The sad news has reached us of the death of Miss Belle Brooks	Died in Hampton.


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75	Walter Hanson and Clifford Loonan	Left school.


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76	Wm. Ruge	Left school due to poor health.

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77	Last Saturday evening	Laura Seals entertained her trigonometry class.


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78	Many of the young men in the preparatory	Left school for work.


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79	Monday evening the Cottage Circle met	Discussed Goethe.


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80	Monday evening the Normal people	Dr. Pauline Root spoke on student volunteers.


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81	One of our chief social events of this term	Minnesingers entertained Neos.


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82	Remember it and if you have anything to purchase	Store will donate 5% of sales to YWCA.


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83	S. A. Potts	Presented set of books to library.


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84	Saturday afternoon and evening in Mrs. Chantry's room	YWCA entertained preparatory women.

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85	Oratorical contest Thompson--Clara	Account of the contest.

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86	Miss Mamie Foster	Married Frank Acton.


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87	Society	Alphas gave Longfellow program; Shakes gave February program.

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88	The National Education Association; meeting of the department of Superintendents	Report on the meeting of the Department of Superintendence.

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89	Lillian Barker	Teaching in Independence.

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90	Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	The Perean ministry; 29 A. D. to 30 A. D.