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1 Editorial Charles City College believes Teachers basketball team purposely missed train to the game last week; attend debate contest next Friday; Normal Eyte elections coming up.
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2 Mrs. McCoy will give reading Will speak on "What Every Woman Should Know".
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3 Official
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)
University of Iowa has new grading system; article by Kenneth Colegrove published; breakdown of degrees and certificates for Class of 1910.
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4 McBride Hall damaged by fire; flames and water seriously wreck former Charles Wiler property Fire broke out on roof of rooming house at 20th and Normal Streets; fire company responded quickly and saved the building; significant loss of contents, including students' possessions.
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5 Orators draw places for contest Schedule of speakers and topics.
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6 Normal Eyte election Will select editor, business manager, and local editor.
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7 Orchestra concert a success; local musicians give extraordinary entertainment; solo numbers please A review of the orchestra concert; performance program.
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8 President entertains seniors Students enjoy gathering at President's new home.
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9 Special annual day celebrated Professor Meyerholz displayed a number of different college yearbooks.
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10 Studies in Organization and Teaching
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)
Ideas for future teachers.
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11 Jessie Shillinglaw Is improving greatly after having typhoid.
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12 June Allison Has grippe.
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13 Last Tuesday morning President Seerley spoke about using time wisely.
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14 Last Wednesday morning The ceiling in a hallway fell and startled many students.
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15 Mertie Herriett Visited Lida Diehl.
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16 Miss Edith Campbell Spent the week with Beth Cary.
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17 Miss Grace Merrick Has returned to school after an illness.
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18 Miss Madison Is out of school due to illness.
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19 Mr. Sherburne Visited his home near Shell Rock.
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20 Mrs. Davison Has the mumps.
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21 Mrs. Walker Spoke to the senior women about etiquette.
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22 Prof. Merchant Will be moving into a different house.
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23 The Cedar Falls Tuesday Club Had their annual banquet.
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24 The friends of Irene Cromer Irene Cromer cannot finish her studies due to ill health.
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25 The Misses Ella McLean, Inez Devens, and Faith Downs Accompanied the orchestra to their show in New Hartford.
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26 The orchestra Gave a concert in New Hartford.
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27 What might have proved a serious accident Mary Scanlon received slight burns and much discomfort when acid accidentally splashed on her face in the laboratory.
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28 Arrangements have been made Annual May Music Festival is planned.
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29 Grace Strain Spent Sunday in Green Mountain.
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30 Horace Paton Visited on the Hill.
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31 Lorena Hedlund Spent Sunday in Marshalltown.
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32 Lucile Lockwood Is visiting her sister.
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33 Lydia and Ivan Mast Are spending a few days in Grundy Center.
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34 Mary Lee Has been enjoying a visit with her sister.
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35 Miss Ellen Biscoe Is slowly recovering from an illness.
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36 Miss Harriet May Has been visiting Louise Linderblood.
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37 Miss Katherine Heddens Spent Sunday with Rose Smith.
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38 Miss Katherine O'Leary Visited Mrs. Shields on Sunday.
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39 Miss Martha Batty Was confined to her room with the gripe.
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40 Miss Pleatus Burgess Visited her parents on Sunday.
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41 Miss Winfred Merrill and Miss Riggs Entertained friends after the orchestra concert last Friday.
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42 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Downs Spent Sunday with relatives in Winthrop.
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43 Mr. Edgar Benedict Visited friends on Sunday.
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44 Mrs. Stephens Visited her daughter, Gertrude.
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45 President Seerley and Prof. C. P. Colegrove Will attend a banquet hosted by students of the State University who were once students at the State Teachers College.
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46 Professor Samuel Calvin Visited with Professor Arey.
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47 The Chrest Society Had a bob-ride to Waterloo.
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48 The current number Iowa Normal Monthly contains articles by President Seerley and Professor Wright.
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49 The Delphians Had a sleigh ride.
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50 Vera DeSeelhorst Was in Grundy Center.
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51 Vilas Mitchell Spent Friday with his parents.
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52 A very interesting debate Debate was held by the senior class of the Training School.
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53 Bessie Chase Was at home in Osage for the weekend.
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54 Mr. Henri Paul Was confined to his room because of illness.
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55 Third time proves charm; defeats of 1907 and 1908 are wiped out; Kansans outplayed; score 23 to 17 Teachers had good defensive game.
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57 Prepare for gym meet; Teachers College gymnasts practice for annual intercollegiate gym meet Luther College and State University sending teams.
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58 C. K. Hayes Is principal at Birmingham schools.
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59 E. D. Sylvester Will have a book of poetry published; working a claim in North Dakota.
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60 L. Edna Wells Works in the State Superintendent's office.
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61 M. L. Fuller Is in charge of the Weather Bureau in Peoria, Illinois.
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62 Miss Lillian Crosley Visited Cedar Falls on Sunday.
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63 Miss Rose Iaggi Recently had an operation.
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64 Mr. and Mrs. Stein Will be spending a summer in Europe.
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65 The rigors of the western winter Mabel Felmley is married and living in Idaho.