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| Library nearing completion; finest building at the State Teachers College soon to be thrown open to the public | The new library, which will house 25,000 volumes and cost $185,000 to build, will open to the public on May 1; description of the facilities. |
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| The world's tour of the Sheffield Choir; without parallel in the annals of music | Group will perform in Waterloo; photo. |
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| Two schedules are completed; baseball and track schedules arranged for the Teachers College | The schedules for the baseball and track teams have been completed; schedules are included. |
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| Miss Edith Hillis | Visited Rockwell. |
| Miss Emma Johnson | Visited Cedar Rapids. |
| Misses Anna and Bernice Bleeker | Visited Ackley. |
| Miss Blanche Drees | Substitute teacher in Greene. |
| Miss Maude Miner | Visited mother in Fort Dodge. |
| Miss June Allison | Visited the Jarnagins. |
| Miss Pleatus Burgess | Visited sister Beulah. |
| Misses Mabel Kratz and Lulu Methfessel | Visited Reinbeck. |
| Miss Esther Shoemaker | Visited Reinbeck. |
| The entire Flagler family | Made trip by car to Independence. |
| Miss Vera De Seelhorst | Went home after reaction to vaccination. |
| Miss Alice Hesalroad | Visited Greene. |
| Misses Harriet and Orbie Mason | Visited Ames. |
| Mrs. McFarland | Visited Marion McFarland Walker. |
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| College isn't for everyone | Article notes that college may not be the best option for everyone. |
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| On Sunday morning | W. W. Lee had college visitors at his church in Waterloo. |
| Miss Margaret Bishop | Visited in Shell Rock. |
| Miss Addie Havens | Visited in Marshalltown. |
| Mrs. Walker | Left for a visit at Gladbrook. |
| Miss June Young | Made a visit with friends in Des Moines. |
| Miss Mary Porter | Left for Indianapolis as a delegate to the Y. W. C. A. convention. |
| Miss Genevieve Flynn | Left to visit at her home in Allison, Iowa. |
| Misses Eula Bolton and Nettie Espeseth | Spent time in Northwood. |
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| Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove | Lesson XXX: David, Israel's poet-king. |
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| Official Notes | Notes what the legislatures of Indiana, Kansas, South Dakota, and North Dakota have allocated for education. |
| Editorial | Literary societies trying to see who can sell the most tickets to the home debate against Kansas. |
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| Nora Huddy | Given up a business career to enter the ranks of teachers. |
| The friends of Fred D. Cram | Will be glad to know that he has recovered from a recent illness. |
| J. L. Mowry | Enjoying his work as Farm Mechanic on the University Farm of Minnesota's State University. |
| Eck Roberts | Principal of the high school in Everett, Washington. |
| The Minneapolis Tribune | Permanent organization of alumni is being arranged in the Twin Cites. |
| E. E. Amsden | Superintendent of schools in Curtis, Washington. |
| An advance in salary is very gratifying at all times | Joe Wright and Mabel McNally are making good salaries. |
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| Clara Hancock | Enjoying her work in the high school in Correctionville, Iowa. |
| Charles Benson and Mrs. Allie D. Asquith | Planning to attend school at a university next year. |
| Alpha hall | Members of the Alpha literary societies dressed as members of the Iowa Federation of Suffragettes and debated women's voting rights. |
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| Shakes | The Aristos and the Shakes entertained each other. The new officers of the Shakes were elected. |
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| Sr. primaries entertain Jr. primaries | The senior primaries entertained the junior primaries by dressing up as people from the 1860s. |
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| Y. W. C. A. benefit great success | The Y. W. C. A.'s stunt night was a great success. A good time was enjoyed by all who attended. |
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| Notice | Last meeting of the Mathematics Club for the year will include Emma Lura Chase Kingman and Ira Condit as speakers. |
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| Nota Bene | The tickets for the Thomas Orchestra are fifty percent lower than in other towns in the state. |
| Best choir in the British Isles | The two hundred voice Sheffield Choir will perform in Waterloo. |
