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1 | Debaters were chosen; the team to meet Kansas has been selected | Raymond Dix, Percival Magee, and Ernest Walker were selected; C. O. Ruggles will be alternate. |
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2 | A matter of business | Being married may help some men find teaching positions. |
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3 | Select the winner; interstate orations have been sent to their judges | Preview of the orations that will be delivered. |
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4 | As none of the students seemed to have life enough | May seek faculty help in writing a school song. |
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5 | Charlie Stein | Made a brief visit. |
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6 | Glorious and wonderful; the ship will soon be here; the crew in good condition | Getting ready for presentation of "H. M. S. Pinafore". |
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7 | The new German society | Humorous look at their activities. |
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8 | Y. M. C. A. | Professor Condit spoke in place of Dr. Hearst. |
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9 | Y. W. notes | Executive committee selected; hope to send ten women to Lake Geneva this summer. |
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10 | Their first appearance | Chrestos presented Scotch program. |
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11 | Track athletics; cinder path artists are hard at work | Track schedule complete; prospects for the season; businessmen contributed money for medals. |
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12 | A. L. Heminger | Superintendent in Van Buren County. |
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13 | Bertha M. Beard | Serving as missionary in China. |
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14 | Carl D. Behrens | Will continue work in Philippines. |
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15 | In a letter to a friend | Minnie Goude talks about her life in California and the West. |
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16 | John M. Dunkerton | Will continue to teach in Des Moines. |
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17 | Nora Hauger | Now Mrs. John Holmes. |
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18 | Robert D. Daugherty | Principal at Washington Academy. |
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19 | The following item, copied from the Auburn Reporter | Kittie Howard resigned from work in Auburn; will go to Montana. |
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20 | The school board of Pomeroy | David Patten re-elected as superintendent. |
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21 | A. O. Christopher | Will be principal at Caldwell, Idaho. |
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22 | Among the June weddings | Ethel M. Burt married Fred Brockschink. |
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23 | Ben A. Osler | Farming at Carson; married Myrtle M. Hogue. |
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24 | Clara B. Whitmore | Physician and surgeon in Sioux City. |
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25 | E. C. Hill | Will continue work at Nashua. |
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26 | Edythe L. Wickersham | Teaching at Maxwell. |
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27 | Ethelyn Williams | Teaching at Lake Mills. |
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28 | Georgia Packer | Assistant principal in Rockwell City. |
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29 | Jeanette J. Wooley | Visited campus. |
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30 | M. R. Timmerman | Will continue work at Wall Lake. |
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31 | Matilda Harrington | Will assist in ISNS summer session in Latin. |
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32 | Maude B. Ransom | Now Mrs. Brandt; studying music in Chicago. |
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33 | Nellie Starks | Principal in Belle Plaine. |
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34 | Samuel Younkin | In lumber business in Washington, Iowa. |
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35 | Stella Tuttle | Will teach in Williams. |
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36 | The April number of the Iowa Normal Monthly | Contains article by John Sogard. |
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37 | The Daily Iowan | Praise for musical performance by George Eckhard. |
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41 | John J. Lambert | Will present paper at Iowa Academy of Science meeting. |
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42 | Neo | Presented funny program. |
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43 | A number of new racks | Have been placed in the library. |
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44 | Alice Redmon | Back in school; sister Jessie still recovering. |
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45 | Allan Chantry | Visited his sister, Lillian Chantry. |
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46 | Charles B. Stein Lovitt--Ethel (Music Faculty) |
Visited chapel. |
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47 | Cora Arthur | Had measles. |
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48 | Erma Maxwell | Left school to teach in Belmond. |
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49 | Erret M. Fox | Visited campus friends. |
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50 | Esther Seerley | Visited brother Clem. |
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51 | Florence Butler | Has been sick. |
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52 | Harry Huffman | Will work for C. A. Wise Company. |
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53 | Josephine Forrest | Has measles. |
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54 | Let every man come to the Y. M. C. A. room | To hear Dr. Hearst speak on medical careers. |
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55 | Lulu Lane | Will continue teaching in Iowa Falls. |
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56 | Marie Loepp | Recovering from measles. |
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57 | Miss Alice S. Taylor | State official visits library. |
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58 | Miss Goodwin | Went to Des Moines for vacation. |
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59 | Miss Grace Wilson | Had serious surgical operation. |
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60 | Miss Rose Freeman | Sister visited. |
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61 | On Tuesday last | Professor and Mrs. Newton had a baby daughter but she died shortly after birth. |
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62 | President Seerley | Attended meeting in Sioux City. |
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63 | Sylvia Chenoweth | Visited home. |
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64 | The program given by the Chrestomathian Literary Society | Presented Scotch program. |
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65 | On Wednesday evening last | Ethel Agnes Edwards gave a party for Blanche Renne. |
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66 | Notes On Music Fullerton--Robert F. (Clases of 1894 and 1895; Music Faculty) |
Professor Robert Fullerton presents his views on teaching vocal music. |
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67 | School Management Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty) |
The teacher as instructor. |
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68 | Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Mathematics in the eighth grade. |
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69 | Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) |
Paul's two years' imprisonment in Rome, A. D. 61-63. |