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1 | Debaters receive medals; Hon. E. B. Howard will present them to winners of Ames-Normal debate; medals will be given next year if Mr. Howard's question | Next year Mr. Howard will provide the winning team with medals if Ames and Normal debate on his proposed question. |
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2 | Normal honors debaters; pictures of inter-collegiate teams to hang in main corridor; one regular credit also given--movement on foot to honor | I. S. N. S. will now give one credit to all students who are a part of the intercollegiate debate team; team pictures will be hung in the main corridor. |
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3 | Normalite honored; J. N. Streff elected president of freshmen laws at S. U. I.; Jack is also star end on the varsity football team | Jack Streff, an I. S. N. S. alumnus, is president of the freshman law at the State University of Iowa. |
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4 | Mrs. Hack has resigned; was a successful and efficient teacher; assistant physical director will take up home duties in Chicago | Mrs. Frederick Hack (Miss Clara Tilton) has resigned from her duties in the Physical Training Department due to the death of a family member. |
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5 | Song contest a tie; Casper Schenk and John Parish divide honors; Fullerton well pleased--contest for an official school song now open | Schenk and Parish tied in the contest for a new school song; Schenk's lyrics are included. |
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6 | The hoodoo must be broken; the last game and the greatest; the old rivals, Coe and Normal, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on Normal campus--admission | A meeting was held on Thursday to practice the songs and cheers that will be used for the Ames debate and the game against Coe. |
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7 | Normal girls sew; good work done in sewing classes of the Manual Training Department | The Manual Training Department is now offering classes in sewing. |
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8 | Training; the course of study--a review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School"; part IV Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Provides a review of the article entitled "An Ideal School". |
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9 | A message from Boone | Florence (Streeter) Goodykoontz and her husband have a new baby girl. |
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10 | After a long and severe illness | Bridgie Cunningham has recovered to resume school duties. |
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11 | Carrie King and E. P. Dickey were united in marriage | Were married at the bride's parents' home in Cedar Falls. |
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12 | E. C. Hill | Stopped in the city on his way to the Teachers Association meeting. |
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13 | Emily M. Gardner | Due to an illness, she has returned to her home in Paulline to recover. |
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14 | Etta (Robinson) Cantine | After visiting in Cedar Falls, she has returned to East Orange, New Jersey. |
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15 | Geo. Olmstead | After visiting in Cedar Falls, has returned to his home in Grand Forks, North Dakota. |
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16 | Good reports reach us | Good reports of the work of Edith Gritman in Tipton. |
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17 | J. E. Vance | Is the new president of the Northeastern Teachers Association. |
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18 | John W. Boyle | Is a first bookkeeper in the Navy in San Francisco, California. |
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19 | Lola Britton | Is a primary teaching in Marshalltown. |
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20 | Maud L. Popp | Is spending the year at home in Hudson. |
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21 | Rose Ferguson | After completing her work at the university of Iowa, she has begun working as the assistant principal in Alta. |
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22 | Ruth Marsh | Is recovering from a serious bout with pneumonia. |
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23 | Tillie Berger | Has returned to school after teaching in Hazelton. |
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24 | A Tipton paper of July 28 contains this announcement | Sallie Van Metre and Charles. E. Stinson were married. |
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25 | Charles L. Lambert | Has taken a position at the medical college of the New York Pathological Institute. |
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26 | The program of the Southwestern Teacher's Association | Several alumni hold official positions in the association. |
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27 | College Exchanges Campbell--Amy Hart (Student--1904) |
Excerpts from other college newspapers. |
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28 | Bible Study Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) |
Lesson X. The Chosen Family--Moses. |
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29 | Scrubs play great game; they run circles around Ellsworth college players; second team holds Ellsworth on 3-yard line--keep record of uncrossed goal-- | The I. S. N. S. second string players defeated Ellsworth, 22-0. |
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30 | Men play tennis; best tournament ever held here--Hudson players defeated; Wallace champion in singles, Wallace and Walters in doubles and Wallace and | A single, double, and mixed double tennis tournament was held at I. S. N. S. |
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31 | Next Thursday evening; Campanari, the great Italian singer, will be here; will be the greatest event on this year's lecture course | As part of the lecture course; Italian singer Campanari will perform. |
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32 | A very pretty wedding was solemnized | Julia Gillam and Harry Goings were married. They will reside in Walhalla, North Dakota. |
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33 | Clara Hazlett | Is teaching the grammar grades in Tripoli. |
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34 | Clio | Presented women's program. |
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35 | Guy Clevenger | Is in charge of the public schools in West Bend. |
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36 | Hayes Heaton | Is a teacher in Humboldt this year. |
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37 | Lois Jacobs | Has primary and intermediate work in Dike. |
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38 | Miss Ella Akers | Is enjoying her work as primary teacher in Kinross. Harry Trumbo is the principal of the school. |
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39 | Miss Lea Weston | Has been re-elected to a position in the Lohrville schools. |
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40 | Mr. John Wesley Bower | Was married to Grace Reasoner in Colorado Springs, Colorado. |
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41 | Osta Homan | Is teaching in a rural school near Prescott. |
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42 | Rena Smith | Is teaching the second primary at Marathon. |
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43 | Stella Peterson | Will teach for the tenth year at Stanton, Iowa. |
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44 | Anna Kraft | Returned from Oelwein. |
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45 | Chresto | Presented scene from drama. |
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46 | Earl and Lily Roadman | Visited Cedar Falls. |
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47 | Elsie Rhode | Has been sick. |
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48 | Jessie Little | Visited home. |
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49 | Mamie Martin | Mother visiting. |
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50 | Miss Anna Wild | Back from trip to St. Louis. |
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51 | Miss Jean Merriam | Visited sister. |
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52 | Mrs. Cramer | Visited daughter. |
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53 | Shakes | Presented Ladies Home Journal program. |
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54 | A happier birthday | Professor and Mrs. Fullerton have a new baby girl. |
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55 | Ethel Edwards | Visited Margaret Oliver. |
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56 | George Faint | Visited sisters. |
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57 | Miss Drenning's friends | Welcome her back from vacation. |
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58 | Mrs. Thomas | Visited friends. |
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59 | Robert Fullerton | Bought a house on Tremont Street. |
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60 | The art exhibit | YWCA exhibition attracted attention. |
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61 | The open session season | Philos entertain Shakes. |