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1	Orators, wake up!; more interest in oratory necessary; Iowa's standing in interstate league no credit to us	Encourages students to participate in the oratory events that the school offers.

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2	Sing a song of Normal; Fullerton makes some pat suggestions to song writers Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty)	Professor Fullerton give suggestions to students who are writing a school song for the contest.


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3	Training; bridging the gulf between the grade and the high school Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education.

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4	Carrie L. Neidy	Is not teaching this year.


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5	E. S. Baker	Is enrolled at the medical college of Sate University of Iowa.


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6	E. S. Smith	Is the principal of the Cleghorn schools.


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7	Ernest Walker	Is the head of the Minden schools.


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8	Florence Kimball	Is a teacher in Hawarden.


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9	Gertrude Mitchell	Is a teacher in the Holland school in Minneapolis.


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10	Inez Croasdale	Is a teacher in Logan.


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11	Lee Popp	Is a student at Armour Institute in Chicago.


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12	Mae Diddy	Was married to Roy K. Worrell and resides in Fresno, California.


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13	Mary R. Norton	Has a position as first primary teacher in Yankton, South Dakota.


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14	Maude Lane	Is in charge of eighth grade in Sioux City.


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15	Myrtle Drew	Is now Mrs. Parker of Minneapolis.


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16	State conference	The State Conference of Colleges and Secondary Schools will meet in Iowa City November 25, 1904.


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17	The principal of the Plymouth	Elmer Charlson is the Plymouth principal.

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18	After two years' service	Willis E. Lamb is the superintendent of the Dell Rapids, South Dakota, schools.


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19	Alzada Mowry	Is eighth grade instructor in Des Moines.


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20	Chas. Meyerholz	Was teacher of history in the State University of Maine during the summer


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21	Emma Hoebel	Was married to Herbert Halsey.


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22	Eva C. Hubbard	Is living in Alberta, Canada.


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23	Friends of Florence (Mack) Farr	Has bought property in Waterloo.


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24	H. B. Lizer	Purchased the La Porte City Press.


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25	Ida (Shaw) Frederick	Will teach in Brawley, California.


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26	Laura Hopkinson Jones	Has settled inter her new home in Hobart, Oklahoma, and gave birth to a baby girl.


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27	Seba Dewell	Is Prescott school principal in Lincoln, Nebraska.


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28	Susie Ablett	Was married to Ambrose Thomas

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29	Florence Clark	Is teaching in Morenci, Arizona, with her sister Maude.


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30	John M. Dunkerton	Is instructor of science and mathematics at Capital Park High School of Des Moines.


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31	We copy from the La Porte City Progress-Review	An account of the wedding of Adah Hayes and R. B. Chisholm.

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32	College Exchanges Campbell--Amy Hart (Student--1904)	Excerpts from other college newspapers.

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33	Drake wins Normal game; the Christians outclass Pell's weakened team; Normal plays to the finish with grim determination--substitutes display much	Drake defeated I. S. N. S., 26-6; includes the article written by the Record about the game.

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34	Fall term graduates	Roster of students who will be graduating at the end of the fall 1904 term.

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35	Anna Lundby	Is teaching in Orange township, Black Hawk County.


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36	Aristo	Describes the events of the Shake-Aristo meeting.


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37	Bertha Pike	Father is gravely ill in Cedar Rapids.


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38	Emalyn Miller	Will teach in Seneca.


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39	Gertrude Coffman	Was married to Harrison Deal.


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40	Jean Kinsman	Is a teacher in Boone.


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41	Johnnie Singer	Is head clerk in the silk department of "The Fair" in Chicago.


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42	Minna Brothers	Married Dr. F. Stewart


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43	Ossoli	Provides a recap of the recent Halloween meeting.


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44	Pauline DeLange	Is primary teacher in St. Lawrence, South Dakota.


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45	Zella B. Wright	Is teaching fourth and fifth grade at Columbus Junction.

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46	Zeta	Enjoyed various programs given by members of the society.

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47	Ceva Bezold	Visited Esther Seerley.


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48	Dalma Young and Elizabeth Baur	Went to Des Moines to see the Drake-Normal football game.


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49	Ernest Bean	His mother and brother visited.


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50	Fay Bigelow	Will not return for the winter term, but instead will teach at his home town.


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51	Georgia Herrald	Went home to Fonda.


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52	In honor of the birthday	Miss Oliver entertained a friends in honor of T. E. Jones' birthday.


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53	Lucy Crary	Has a position in the Cedar Falls Methodist Episcopal church choir.


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54	Miss Edna Poor	Visited Normal.


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55	Miss Eggerton	Left for her home in Rock Island.


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56	Miss Ellen Hull	Will fill the place left by Emily Gardner.


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57	Miss Evans	Visited chapel and other music classes.


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58	Miss Hughes	Stayed at home part of the week due to an illness.


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59	Miss Lillian Goodwin	Was a visitor in Waterloo.


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60	Miss Marrow	Will teach in a country school this winter.


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61	Mr. Lathrop	Left the football team in Des Moines and traveled to St. Louis.


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62	Mrs. Leland	Went to Janesville to inspect the Women's Relief Corps.


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63	Mrs. Newton	Visited Normal with her daughter Mildred.


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64	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Are spending the week in St. Louis.


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65	Prof. Geiser	Was not able to teach his classes due to illness.


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66	Prof. Wright	Spoke to the Iowa Religious Education Association in Indianola.


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67	Sadie Swisher	Went home due to an illness.


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68	Ted Rivers	Was the guest of Winifred Barker.


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69	Vernon G. Behrens	Came to Normal to attend the lecture.

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70	"Castles in the Air"	Was the theme of Governor Bob Taylor's lecture.


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71	Alta Wray	Spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wray.


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72	Bessie Beam	Will return this winter to resume her school work.


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73	Last Sunday Nina Richardson	Went home to Sibley due to her brother's death.


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74	Messrs. Knapp, Brandstetter, Wood, and Magee	Were excused from classes to travel to the St. Louis Fair.


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75	Miss Gunn	Is in charge of the Sunday school in the Waterloo Baptist churches.


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76	Mr. Walker	Sold his home for $16,000.


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77	Mrs. Paulson	Took her sick son to Janesville.


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78	Prof. Condit	The Bible Study leaders wrote birthday cards to Professor Condit.


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79	The convention of the third district of Women's Federated Clubs	Meet at Cedar Falls.


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80	The first Sunday of next term	Dr. Sheets will speak on the home missions program.


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81	Within the past few days	Several students and faculty have left for the St. Louis Fair.

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82	Resolutions	Members of Cliosophic Literary Society express sympathy on death of Nina Richardson's brother.