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1 From football to debate Urges students to switch their loyalty from football to debate, especially since there will be no football this year; preliminary debate for Ames competition coming up; will consider Philippine Islands.
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2 Among the popular organizations at Normal Professor Fullerton seeks additional members for the Choral Society; will direct Spring Music Festival.
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3 One of the first contest games North Des Moines played Ames in a football game; officials had a difficult time with the rules.
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4 The Simpsonian Makes fun of simplified spelling reforms; Professor Wright has found that many of the revised spellings are already authorized by dictionaries..
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5 An important step Debating League reorganized; old group had become difficult to work with.
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6 Professional: Waste in Iowa school rooms IV
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)
Discusses what can be done to prepare children for new classes.
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7 Manual training notes
Bailey--Charles H. (Industrial Arts Faculty)
Professor Bailey says that special training is not needed to teach manual training; however, it is highly recommended.
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8 Bible Studies
Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty)
Lesson IV, persecution of growth.
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9 After three years' successful experience Jay O. Huntley left Casey to become principal at Griswold.
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10 Bruce Alderman Succeeded Vinton; candidate for Linn County superintendent.
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11 C. C. Seerley Studying medicine at University of Iowa.
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12 Clara Mead Teaching in Fairfax, Minnesota.
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13 F. O. Smith Will teach at Iowa City Academy and continue his studies at University of Iowa.
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14 Florence Butler Teaching in Monona.
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15 Florence Thompson Teaching in Belle Plaine.
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16 Gertrude Smith Teaching in Tipton.
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17 Harriett Joyce Teaching in Manila.
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18 M. H. Hoffman Principal at Charter Oak.
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19 Maude E. Lane Traveled in the West; now back in school.
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20 Minnie Arent Will teach in Badger.
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21 Orpha Heiland Teaching in Lone Tree.
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22 T. M. Prall Acting as substitute principal in Lake Mills.
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23 The home of Albert and Minnie (Larson) Fields Has a new daughter; living in Canada.
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24 The Whittemore schools Earl Roadman is in charge there.
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25 Friends of R. M. Wyant Mary Louise Gillian married R. M. Wyant.
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26 Geo. C. Cleveland Visited Cedar Falls.
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27 Georgia Knight Teaching at Sunnyside, California.
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28 Jacob Johnson Teaching at Dennison.
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29 Levi Clark Superintendent at State Center.
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30 Married, August 15, 1906 Mary Ethel Chandler married Bert Henry Callison.
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31 Mary Ryan Sister died; back to teaching in Albert Lea.
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32 Maud Bozarth Finished work at Charles City; will travel in the West.
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33 The Wyoming Tribune Offers praise for the work of Ada B. Coates.
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34 Vida Keene Did well teaching at State Center; now back in school.
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35 Florence R. Marshall Graduated from University of Iowa.
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36 Harriet Cunningham Principal at Anamosa.
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37 Joseph O. Johnson Will continue studies at Northwestern University.
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38 Lydia Tostlebe Visited campus with Ellen Brummond Woito.
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39 Ruth Long Teaching in Marshalltown.
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40 Society Neos present college program; Ossolis enjoyed Indian program; mock letter home about Clios meeting; Shakes and Aristos presented music program
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41 Football Training School defeats Cedar Falls High School, 12-0.
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42 Mabel Mastain Aunt died.
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43 Verna Hallowell Visited Waterloo.
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44 Harold Maynard Visited Janesville.
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45 James Strawn Visiting from Eldora.
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46 Katherine Holmes and Fay Sinclair Visited the Nesbits.
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47 Mabel Anderson Entertained friends.
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48 Mabel Eighmey Went to Hudson.
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49 Miss Jennette Carpenter Enjoying trip to Germany.
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50 Mrs. C. E. Deo Visited Cedar Rapids.
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51 Mrs. Flora M. Oliver Left for home.
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52 Mrs. W. L. Hearst and Miss Gregg Entertained friends.
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53 President Seerley's mother Visited Cedar Falls.
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54 Prof. and Mrs. E. J. Cable Will hold reception for his brother, the Reverend Elmer Cable.
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55 Stella Hopper Visited Maude Dudley.
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56 The Kindergarten Club Held moonlight picnic.
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57 W. G. Brandstetter Visited campus.
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58 Warren Proctor Mother visiting.
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59 We were all glad Laura Seals has arrived and is feeling better.
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60 Ida Minish and Iola Bly Attended wedding of Mabel Wilson and Arthur Hollis.
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61 Miss Goodwin Went home for vacation.
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62 Miss McGovern Went to Waverly to advise teachers.
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63 Mr. and Mrs. Furrow Visited daughters Grace and Flora.
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64 Mrs. G. W. Samson Went to Mason City.
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65 Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. McAlvin, and Miss Hearst Entertained friends.
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66 President and Mrs. Seerley Left for trip to the East.
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67 Saturday evening Zetas serve refreshments after program.
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68 The Cottage Reading Circle Met at Professor Gist's home to discuss revised spelling.
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69 There have been two new rugs Improvement in appearance of library.
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70 Will Casey Will resume study at University of Michigan.