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1	Editorial	Editorial encourages the enforcement of a thirty day quarantine for people sick with small pox or scarlet fever.

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2	Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	Annual meeting of the Presidents' Council of State Normal Schools; meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools; a life certificate bill is working its way through the state legislature.

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3	"Do something"	An article written by W. H. Smails encourages students to become more involved in their college years through volunteering and extracurricular activities.

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4	Supt. Hukill of Waterloo read paper at Math Club	Superintendent Hukill spoke about the reasons why students are inadequately prepared in arithmetic.

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5	Ada McAllister	In charge of first primary at Nashua, Iowa.


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6	Anna R. Long	Has charge of second primary in Tipton, Iowa.


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7	Avis Judy	Teaching first primary at Lake Park, Iowa.


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8	Bessie R. Henry	In charge of first primary at Manning, Iowa.


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9	Beulah M. Newcomb	Has charge of second primary at Reinbeck, Iowa.


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10	Birde Judy	Teaching primary at Holstein, Iowa.


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11	Carrie Durant	Going to teach in California.


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12	Christine Hemingson	Teaching fourth grade in Elkader, Iowa.


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13	Clara H. Miller	High school principal at Monona, Iowa.


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14	Emma C. Logan	Teaching in South Dakota.


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15	Florence Hartbecker	Has charge of sixth grade and music in the schools at Gilman, Iowa.


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16	Hazel Lewis	Teaching first grade at Council Bluffs, Iowa.


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17	Irma McMillan	In charge of first primary in Marathon, Iowa.


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18	Kathyrn Kelleher	Teaching first grade in Adrian, Minnesota.


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19	Lillah L. Kirby	Student at the Baptist Missionary Training School in Chicago.


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20	Lillian A. Nelson	First primary teacher at Red Lake, Minnesota.


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21	M. R. Fayram	Superintendent of schools in Traer, Iowa.


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22	Mabel Wilbur	Looking for work out west.


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23	Martha A. Marlin	Teaching second grade at Dubuque, Iowa.


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24	Myrtle Baur	Expects to teach in South Dakota.


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25	Rena E. Merchant	Teaching second grade in Boone, Iowa.


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26	Sadona M. Hornek	Teaching first primary at Pocahontas, Iowa.


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27	Teresa Hoye	Presently in Mitchell, South Dakota.


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28	Viola Kratzer	Primary teacher at Sanborn.

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29	Emily Bailey	Teaching English in the Logan high school.


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30	Ethlyn Graves	Teaching fifth and sixth grade at Livermore, Iowa.


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31	Fannie A. Gannon	In charge of the first primary at Elkader.


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32	Grace Cool	Teaching Latin and English at Sioux Center, Iowa.


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33	Grace Curley	Teaching first and second grade at Rockwell City, Iowa.


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34	Helen M. Craft	Teaching first primary at Griswold, Iowa.


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35	Inez Devens	Teaching penmanship and drawing in New Hartford, Iowa.


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36	Leona Bake	Teaching eighth grade at Jefferson, Iowa.


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37	Lida A. Diehl	Teaching penmanship and drawing at Osage, Iowa.


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38	Martha E. Batty	Supervising physical training in Mason City.


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39	Minne C. Anderson	Teaching seventh and eighth grade in Sioux Rapids, Iowa.


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40	Miss Laura Bowman	Will serve the Universalist church at Markesan, Wisconsin.


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41	Nellie Burmeister	Assistant principal in Walnut, Iowa.


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42	Orio society	The Orio program consisted of oral, written, vocal, and piano solos by members.


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43	Paul Cutler	In charge of science at Traer.


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44	Prof. Forest C. Ensign	Gave an address to the students of the college.


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45	Selma Bartels	Accepted a position in South Dakota.


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46	The Cap and Gown met	The gathering of the Cap and Gown consisted of a business meeting, refreshments, and guessing games of books and authors.

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47	Diary of a country school teacher	Article provides excerpts from a country school teacher's diary.


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48	Macy Campbell makes high score	In shooting competition in Iowa City.

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49	A broken date	If three hundred additional season tickets are not sold by Friday, the track and baseball teams will have to cancel the rest of their schedules.

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50	New realty corporation; Northwestern Investment Company recently incorporated--main office is in this city	Two I. S. T. C. graduates will be working in a South Dakota branch of a local real estate company.


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51	State to take over Shenandoah school; Senate votes to take charge of private normal school December 1; no money appropriated	The Iowa Senate has voted to make the private normal school in Shenandoah a public institution.

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52	"Stunt Night"	The literary societies are preparing a night of entertainment for the school.


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53	And don't you forget it!; save up your dimes	Article encourages students to save their dimes to attend all three of the concerts of the May Festival.


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54	Money for state schools; Teachers College is given $150,000 by the lower house today	The Iowa House has allocated $150,000 to I. S. T. C.


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55	Prof. Perrine honored	Professor James Perrine has been given an instructorship at in the Science Department at the University of Michigan; will work on doctorate there.


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56	Sheffield goes to Minneapolis	Melville Sheffield has been selected as Overseer of Playgrounds in Minneapolis for the summer.

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57	Miss Abigail Howard	Spent vacation at home with her mother on College Hill.


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58	Miss Alice Bovard	Spent time with Mrs. Roland and her daughter Edith.


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59	Miss Bertha Jones	Spent time with Miss Kenney on College Hill.


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60	Miss Edythe Schuneman	Visited the college.


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61	Miss Ethel Dryden	Spent time at her home on College Hill.


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62	Miss Florence Collins	Made a visit to Cedar Rapids.


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63	Miss Genevieve Paulger	Attended chapel with friends.


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64	Miss Gladys Angell	Spent time at the home of G. S. Dick.


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65	Miss Grace Hollister	Returned home from the south; visited the college.


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66	Miss Harriett Woodward	Spent time visiting the college.


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67	Miss Jennie Daubenberger	Spent last week visiting Grace Du Bois.


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68	Miss Katherine Knoepfler	Spent her vacation on College Hill; left to attend the Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association and give a speech.


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69	Miss Laura Bowman	Spent time on College Hill; conducted devotional exercises.


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70	Miss Loma Griffin	Spent time with friends on the Hill.


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71	Miss Mary Chapman	Visited with Mary Samson.


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72	Miss Ollie Cowan	Confined to her room on account of illness.


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73	Miss Vesta Gallanar	Spent time with many friends on College Hill.


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74	Mrs. Marion Walker	Confined to her home on account of illness.

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75	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty)	Lesson XXVIII: David, Israel's poet-king (part three).