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1	A notable address; Prof. Wright, Pres. State Teachers' Association, makes pithy and pointed speech; hope and enthusiasm are keynotes of address and it	Article provides reviews of Professor Wright's address.


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2	Prof. D. Sands Wright, President of Iowa State Teachers' Association, 1904	A photo of Professor Wright.

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3	Subjects for oratory; Iowa college oration evenly divided as to eulogies and discussions of live questions	Topics of orations presented at other Iowa colleges; discusses the difficulties with cheating and grading students.

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4	Honor and open shelves	The library has operated with open shelves, but material relating to specific topics, such as the upcoming debate topic, sometimes disappears; may need stricter control of book circulation.

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5	Dr. Eastman to lecture; "The Limbo of Letters" to be given under auspices of Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Professor Eastman will lecture; photo.

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

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7	A. C. Wyant	Graduated from the dental school of the University of Iowa; now practicing in Hawarden, Iowa.


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8	After a Christmas vacation spent at her home in Cedar Falls	Lydia B. Eckhard has returned to Boone where she is a high school teacher.


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9	Benjamin Quigley	Spent a day at Normal last week; is engaged in the produce business.


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10	Caroline Wesley	Will be the new teacher in the fourth and fifth grades in the Sioux Rapids schools.


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11	Celestine Incze	Is a teacher in Grand Junction.


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12	Cora A. Downey	Is spending a year at home in Cedar Falls.


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13	E. W. Gregson	Is engaged in a merchandise business in Ewart, Iowa.


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14	Emma Frances Chase	Is the new daughter of H. M. and Floy (White) Chase.


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15	Floy Younkin	Is teaching at Gilbert Station, Iowa.


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16	Good reports of the work of R. H. Sylvester	Is principal of the schools of Sergeant's Bluff.


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17	Harry Lambert	Spent his Christmas vacation in Cedar Falls; is teaching eighth grade in the Manning schools.


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18	J. C. Jones	Is spending his vacation in Cedar Falls.


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19	J. N. Streff	Visited Normal on his way to the University of Iowa.


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20	Jean Johnson	Is a sixth grade teacher in Fort Dodge.


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21	Katie Boehmke	Will begin working in the first primary department of the Sutherland schools.


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22	M. M. Ries	Is principal of the Bennett schools.


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23	Nellie Tice	Is a grade teacher in Early.


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24	Prin. F. D. McIlravy	Is the proud father of a new son.


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25	Principal Carl Knock of Mitchell	Held a school entertainment program in December and was a big success.


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26	R. A. and Mary (Birdsall) Santee	Welcomed a little daughter in December.


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27	Raymond Dix	Visited Normal on his way to Ainsworth.


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28	W. L. Hearst	Was elected president of the Black Hawk County Medical Society.


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29	Walter Mitchell	Is the head of the Charter Oak schools.


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30	Willis J. Bell	Visited Normal; is in charge of the Alta schools.

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31	Albert Graham	Is welcoming the birth of a son, Albert Vivian.


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32	Bird Bundy	Is enrolled in the Columbia School of Oratory in Chicago.


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33	C. E. Cavett	Visited Normal on his way back to Gowrie.


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34	E. N. Gibson	Is the new superintendent of the Centerville schools.


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35	Ernest R. Nichols	Was elected fourth vice president of the Association of Agricultural Colleges.


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36	Friends of Frank W. Perkins	Has accepted a position in science work in Clarinda; welcomed the birth of a new daughter in September.


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37	Juliette Pierce	Is teaching in a college near Deer Lodge, Montana.


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38	Lillian Crosley	Is teaching English in the seventh and eighth grades in Des Moines.


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39	The engagement of Lucy C. Lewis and Dr. Erwin Schenk	The couple announces their engagement.


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40	Work in the Bellevue schools	Work under the supervision of B. S. Asquith progresses smoothly.

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41	Training; Teachers' Associations Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Article discusses the features and sections of a teachers' association.

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42	Bible Study; Sunday, January 22, 1905--edited by Ira S. Condit Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	Lesson XVI. The People of Israel--the Judges

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43	Music Notes Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty)	Professor Fullerton talks about the difficulties of teaching music in high schools.

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44	Andrew Maland	Is engaged in business in Slater.


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45	Bert Hughes	Is working on a farm in Wayne County.


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46	Bertha Test	Is teaching near Marshalltown.


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47	Bessie Morton	Is teaching near Clarence.


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48	C. E. Barker	Is a medical student at the state University.


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49	Clara Louise Johnson	Is teaching in the Allison schools.


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50	Clara Randall	Is teaching near Marshalltown.


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51	Cora M. Jansen	Is doing first primary work in Eddyville, Iowa.


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52	Eleanor Gray	Is a grade teacher in Odebolt.


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53	Frances Evans	Is one of the teachers in Early.


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54	Grace Melick	Is working near Rowley.


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55	In addition to teaching music in the high school	Margaret Butterfield also does eighth grade work in Odebolt.


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56	Jerry Wolfe	Is a senior in the Chicago veterinary school.


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57	John Hoyt	Is a senior medical student at Northwestern University, Chicago.


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58	Kate Neilly	Is teaching at Sprague, Washington.


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59	Lottie Cozad	Is teaching in a rural school near Weldon.


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60	Mary and Elizabeth Barrett	Are teaching near Rowley.


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61	Mary Kurtz	Is teaching near Beaman.


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62	May Nichol	Is teaching near Green Mountain.


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63	Miss Louise Webb	Becomes Mrs. John Bowling and resides in Stanwood, Iowa.


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64	Mrs. C. P. Huff	Was recently called home due to the death of her mother-in-law


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65	Nellie McCown	Is teaching primary grades in Spencer.


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66	O. K. McElhiney	Is manager of a lumber yard in Hartley.


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67	Pearl Sutton	Is teaching in New Providence.


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68	Pete Peterson	Is taking electrical engineering in Ames.


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69	T. B. Stewart	Is principal of the Clarence schools.


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70	We noticed in a recent issue of a Council Bluffs paper	John Donahue and Katie Delaney were married.


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71	Winnie Kurtz	Is teaching near Green Mountain.

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72	Basketball Jones--Sioux	The first basketball game of the season occurred in the new Gymnasium; the scrubs played the varsity team.


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73	Miss Margaret Baker; formerly instructor in reading at Normal--now at Oxford, England	Margaret Baker is now an instructor at Oxford in England.

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74	Clio	Ida Hoebel and Lillian Bowers took first and second place in the Clio oration contest.


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75	Florence Laubscher	Has charge of a school near Tipton.


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76	Illness has kept Nellie Eastman	Is confined to her room for the week.


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77	In the absence of Dr. McGurk	Professor Wright preached at the Methodist Church.


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78	Kathryn Conaway	Has been suffering from tonsillitis.


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79	Last Friday the Alphas	Help a pillow and pennant shower for their hall.


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80	Lida Corliss	Was unable to return after Christmas vacation due to her mother's illness.


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81	Miss Jean Merriam	Visited her sister on Sunday.


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82	Miss Pierce	Missed several days of school due to an illness.


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83	Miss Thornton	Did not meet with her classes on Monday due to the illness of her mother.


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84	Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eells	Visited Normal.


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85	Mr. Brandstetter	Attended a party in Waterloo.


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86	Philo	Two orations, a debate, and a presentation on astronomy occurred at the most recent Philo meeting.


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87	Prof. Samson	Was not able to meet his classes on Tuesday.

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88	Before Rector Biggs	The St. Catherine's Guild held a going away party for Mr. Biggs; Miss Bowman was elected to succeed him.


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89	Dr. Richard Van Metre and Ricker Van Metre	Visited their sister Virginia.


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90	Lillian Hanson	Contracted scarlet fever while staying at Crary Hall.


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91	Miss Dorothy Foerfler	Was the guest of Virginia Van Meter.


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92	Mr. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Returned from a visit to Pleasanton.


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93	On Friday evening	Miss Rice entertained forty guests.


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94	Rev. Moody	Held the Y. M. C. A. prayer meeting.


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95	Roderick Fullerton	Is sick with scarlet fever.


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96	The Baptist Choir	Was entertained at the home of Mrs. Jackson.