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1 Men's tennis tournament; fall games bring forth many entries- probably run off this week Fall tennis tournament to be held.
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2 Untitled Football team's first game is this week against Lenox College.
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3 Miss Child's lecture; she delights Normalites and townspeople by informal travel talk Audience finds lecture charming.
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4 Debating League meets; important business transacted at Wednesday's meeting--Ames plans laid Attempting to get organization in better order.
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5 Improvement advances; many changes about Normal campus- new buildings rising; library and residence Freight rail lines being laid to the Normal School; work on President's House and new Library progressing.
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6 Primary election held; Frank L. Byrnes' resignation hesitated new choice; preliminary balloting Friday Walter Abram, E. B. Hodges, and Floyd Bailey are selected in primary election.
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7 It now seems probable Thomas Orchestra may perform at Spring Music Festival.
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8 Professor L. W. Parish Assisted daughter Mabel in enrolling at University of Chicago.
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9 The Debating League Attempting to bring continuity to the organization.
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10 The North Central association of colleges and secondary schooling Will meeting in Chicago.
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11 The Oratorical Association Must make arrangements for state contest to be held in Cedar Falls this year.
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12 The Parlor Reading Circle Several faculty members presented papers.
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13 There will be no sessions Classes will not be held on October 16 so that faculty and students may attend a teachers meeting in Waterloo.
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14 Miss Anna Kellar Visited campus to study Training School and student teaching.
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15 Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)
Professor Bender continues his essay on the benefit of travel.
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16 The domestic science department Developing rapidly; now seventeen students enrolled.
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17 The geographical museum Professor Cable is collecting material relating to the manufacture of products.
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18 There are now department libraries Several departments are now maintaining collections for the use of their students.
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19 Athletics; football Team wins first game against Faribank High School, 54-0, high hopes for the rest of the season.
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20 Football breaks loose; the practice game of season pulled off merrily; plucky but one-sided match Team's score was high, while the competition was never allowed to see the end zone; account of practice game against Fairbank High School.
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21 Something about old stars; Normal's guard of past pigskin classes--where they all are and what they are doing A look at where former football players are now.
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22 Automobile social To be held at Professor Simmons' house; automobile rides will be $.10.
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23 After a year's vacation Elizabeth Wyant will teach in California.
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24 Beth Newton Teaching in Newell.
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25 Eloise Emerson Will teach in Williams.
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26 Grace Dubois Will teach in Gladbrook.
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27 Ida (Robbins) Graham Now in California.
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28 Jennie Speer Studying at University of Chicago.
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29 Julian H. Gist In charge of academy department at Bellevue College.
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30 Leslie I. Reed Now in Jefferson.
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31 Mabel Christian Enjoying work in Nebraska.
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32 Mayne Spaulding Principal in Nichols.
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33 Nellie Tompkins Teaching in Audubon.
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34 Odebolt Several Normalites teach there; C. E. Burton is superintendent.
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35 James C. Sanders Doing good work as warden at Fort Madison penitentiary.
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36 The athletic board Board decided to continue football seasons; news of Normalites engaged in physical training work.
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37 Dick Gibson Went to South Dakota for free land drawing.
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38 Harry Moore Running for Black Hawk County superintendent.
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39 John Sharpe Father ill.
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40 Miss Childs Tested voices for Neo operetta.
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41 Miss Cora Rector Visited Waterloo.
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42 Miss Grace McIntosh Will teach in Mississippi.
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43 The Baptist church Asks Professor Loughridge to fill the pulpit during regular pastor's illness.
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44 Thirty cars of coal Waiting to be unloaded at the Normal School.
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45 Two members of the school board Winthrop school board looking for new staff.
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46 Frank Byrnes A number of students will take up positions in Winthrop.
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47 Grover Alderman Visited friends at Drake.
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48 Miss Alice Filkins Injured in fall down Auditorium Building stairs.
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49 Miss Laura S. Seals Went to register for land drawing in South Dakota.
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50 Misses Bowman, Riggs, Dickey, Keene, Gregg, Luse, Lambert, Lorenz, Whipple, Patt, Hutchinson, and Childs Enjoyed outing at McAlvin cottage.
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51 Mrs. G. W. Samson Went to visit relatives.
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52 Nora Shanewise Back in school after teaching as substitute at Tarkio College.
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53 The Des Moines News
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54 The local W. C. T. U. Met at home of Mrs. Frank Cotton.
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55 Thursday morning Students must register in order to attend teachers meeting in Waterloo.
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56 Avis Smith Sister Ada visited.
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57 Helen Gregg Visited Cherokee.
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58 Miss Florence Jayne Visited Vida Purdy.
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59 Miss Mabel Black Mother visited.
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60 Misses Mabel Lester and Nell Newton Visited Waverly.
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61 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Simmons Entertained friends.