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The only way to do anything is to do it well Urges students to support the baseball and track teams.
The citizens of Cedar Falls are being urged by the press of the city to make some attempt to lessen the danger of death Cedar Falls considering ways to make the Cedar River dam less dangerous.
The one thing that the Iowa State Normal School seems to need that has not been mentioned yet is a building for public speaking or music Normal School needs building for public speaking and music.
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Official; the 1903 meeting of the North-Central Association of colleges and secondary schools Professor Wright reports on the NCA meeting in Chicago.
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Training Materials in arithmetic.
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Exchanges Burt Kroesen is editor of Dike newspaper.
Tennis Rules for using the tennis courts; will feature tournaments.
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The opera Cecilians and Minnesingers will present "Robin Hood".
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Society Philos present soldier program; Clios present spring program; Shakes present college program; Zetas present war program.
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Geo. J. Balzer Principal in Michigan.
Ola Logan Teaching in Hampton.
A. T. Gifford Principal in Linnville.
Chas. A. Fields Opened land office.
The Junior Annual of S.U.I. numbers among its editors if this year Wesley Wiler is an editor.
Gertrude Clark Teaching in Sutherland.
The schools of State Center will continue under supervision E. N. Gibson is in charge there.
Emma L. Meier Teaching in Boone.
Miss Effie Templeton Teaching in Riceville.
Maud Bozarth Teaching in Charles City.
Jay O. Huntley Teaching in Guthrie Center.
On June 24th 1902 Ella Brummond married W. H. Woito.
Chester E. Wright Principal in New Albin.
Hal Washburn Working for railroad.
Amelia Hieber Will teach in Marshalltown.
Grace M. Harrison Teaching in Ionia.
William J. Barloon Head of Breda schools.
The second assistant of the Rockwell City High School Bessie Mereness is teaching there.
Florence Rigby Will attend Commencement.
L. Edna Wells Teaching at Lewis.
Olga Engel Working as stenographer and studying law.
Emma Jackson Teaching in Stanton.
Emma F. Huffman Will teach in Perry.
Ida May Collins Teaching at Mt. Ayr.
S. C. Knupp Studying at University of Iowa.
Lena Bedenbender Teaching in Postville.
Joseph H. Gorsuch Optician in California.
Charlotte M. Davis Teaching at Clarion.
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The following complimentary notice Praise for work of Laura A. Hopkinson.
In a letter to a friend John P. Woodruff talks about life in Wyoming.
The Conesville school Able Lewis is in charge there.
The sad news of her mother's death Erdena Rose's mother died.
The Cedar Falls Record Sold to new owners; Joseph Johnson will stay on staff.
Lois Wilson Re-elected at Emerson.
Lou M. Barrett Has been in poor health.
The Northwestern Iowa Teachers Association Several alumni are on the conference program.
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Miss Elsie Petheram Has been in LeMars.
Alice Frink Will teach at Clarence.
Emma Rodney Teaching in Independence.
Miss Mae Martner Has been sick.
Miss Elsie Harris Married Ray Ralston.
Bessie Wells Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
Una Grettenberg Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
Walter J. Scott Has a new daughter.
Adah Hayes Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Maude Brown Principal in Cedar Falls.
Bessie Boyd Teaching near Shellsburg.
Mr. Walter Nye Doing well in New Providence.
Maude Thompson Teaching in Aredale.
Eva Cole Assistant principal at Dows.
Mr. Grace Heywood Teaching in Crescent.
Lizzie Luther Teaching in Independence.
Nellie Latimer Teaching near Conway.
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Miss Call Entertaining nephew.
Prof. Knoepfler Reading speech for President Seerley in Sioux City.
It seems quite probable that there will be a menagerie in connection with the new building Enola Pierce ordered two parrots.
The last meeting of the year of the Reading Circle Will discuss Rousseau.
Mrs. Dorsey Visiting daughter Minna.
Work of excavating for the new gymnasium building commenced Began April 14; currently filling low places.
Henry Holman Visited Dora Holman.
Frank Foulk Visited campus.
Wesley Wiler Returned to Iowa City.
Prof. and Mrs. Colegrove Entertained friends.
Bessie Hoag Entertained sister.
J. J. Jones Home for a visit.
Miss McGovern Was sick.
Katherine Knoepfler Teaching her father's classes while he is absent.
Elizabeth Houston Left school to teach.
Miss Rice Mother feeling better.
Clem Seerley Returned to Iowa City.
Ceva Bezold Visited friends.
Miss Call Went to Webster City.
Caliste Wilson Visited friends.
Mary Kuhns Visited Chicago.
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After six days of suspense The bodies of Roger Clay and Frank Boehmler were found.
The Citizen's Bazaar Minnesingers sing at benefit for Cedar Falls Band.
The entertainment at Normal last Friday night Opie Reade, Wallace Amsbury and Charles Banks gave readings.
Perhaps one of the saddest things if not the saddest Student trips on wire.
Talk about your rare treats Baseball team played in Marshalltown rather than Cedar Falls.
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There are a great many of the business men of Cedar Falls. Roster of business that support ISNS.
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Bible Study The Passion week; 30 A. D.